🚶 WOTSO teams walk for cancer research
WOTSO brought teams across 30+ sites together for The Kids’ Cancer Project’s Better Challenge, a Expand 👇 90km walk or run to raise funds for childhood cancer research. Jessie Glew, CEO of WOTSO, says the event builds healthy habits and connects staff across locations.
Organizations can sign up for the September challenge to fund better treatments for kids with cancer.
WOTSO brought teams across 30+ sites together for The Kids’ Cancer Project’s Better Challenge, a Expand 👇 90km walk or run to raise funds for childhood cancer research. Jessie Glew, CEO of WOTSO, says the event builds healthy habits and connects staff across locations.
Organizations can sign up for the September challenge to fund better treatments for kids with cancer.
☀️ Coworking (with childcare) can better support working parents
Anna Roborn from Hopscotch Labs makes the case for employers to consider supporting working parents Expand 👇 with benefits like access to coworking spaces with childcare support, especially throughout the summer.
With shorter "school" days due to camps, high camp fees, and a never-ending juggle of logistics and calendars it’s no surprise that this is the least productive quarter for workers with childcare responsibilities. Coworking spaces like The Coven Cary, Moxi, Workplayce, Haven, CoPlay Cove and others could make working more productive for this portion of their communities.
Anna Roborn from Hopscotch Labs makes the case for employers to consider supporting working parents Expand 👇 with benefits like access to coworking spaces with childcare support, especially throughout the summer.
With shorter "school" days due to camps, high camp fees, and a never-ending juggle of logistics and calendars it’s no surprise that this is the least productive quarter for workers with childcare responsibilities. Coworking spaces like The Coven Cary, Moxi, Workplayce, Haven, CoPlay Cove and others could make working more productive for this portion of their communities.
🐣 How a space (with childcare) changed a mum’s life
Paulina Roe (a Chicago mom, an on-air contributor on "The Fred Show," and the founder of Expand 👇 The Mami Collective, a media platform for ambitious mothers shared how a coworking space with on-site preschool changed her life and her parenting.
"I wish I had known about coworking spaces with attached childcare/preschools much sooner in my parenting journey. This community helped me solve a problem I had been stressing over for two years."
Paulina Roe (a Chicago mom, an on-air contributor on "The Fred Show," and the founder of Expand 👇 The Mami Collective, a media platform for ambitious mothers shared how a coworking space with on-site preschool changed her life and her parenting.
"I wish I had known about coworking spaces with attached childcare/preschools much sooner in my parenting journey. This community helped me solve a problem I had been stressing over for two years."
💷 Community raises £13.5k for children’s hospital
Natasha Guerra and Josh Dane made a special delivery of a £13,500 donation that the Runway East Expand 👇 community raised for the Evelina Children’s Hospital.
Natasha Guerra and Josh Dane made a special delivery of a £13,500 donation that the Runway East Expand 👇 community raised for the Evelina Children’s Hospital.
💰 Coworking firm raises $23,500 for childhood cancer research
WOTSO brought together more than 100 staff, members, family, and friends at North Head in Sydney for Expand 👇 a fundraising event that raised over $4,000 for The Kids’ Cancer Project. The coworking operator has now raised $23,500 through the 2025 Better Challenge, a 30-day September initiative encouraging participants to walk, run, or move 90km while attracting sponsorship, with CEO Jessie Glew targeting $25,000 total.
WOTSO has supported The Kids’ Cancer Project since 2016, raising more than $240,000 through various initiatives for the organization founded 32 years ago by Col Reynolds. The org has invested over $75 million in childhood cancer research, contributing to increased survival rates for children diagnosed with cancer.
WOTSO brought together more than 100 staff, members, family, and friends at North Head in Sydney for Expand 👇 a fundraising event that raised over $4,000 for The Kids’ Cancer Project. The coworking operator has now raised $23,500 through the 2025 Better Challenge, a 30-day September initiative encouraging participants to walk, run, or move 90km while attracting sponsorship, with CEO Jessie Glew targeting $25,000 total.
WOTSO has supported The Kids’ Cancer Project since 2016, raising more than $240,000 through various initiatives for the organization founded 32 years ago by Col Reynolds. The org has invested over $75 million in childhood cancer research, contributing to increased survival rates for children diagnosed with cancer.
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