October 4th, 2010:

A Penny (or iPad) for Your Thoughts

Oct 4th, 2010
by Sam Hammar.
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Hey penny-pinching, coupon-clipping, financially savvy ONEin3ers!

We need some of your thoughts on ONEin3 Money and your ever growing wallet. And what does the survey say?!

Survey says: There will be TWO winners. A netbook for YOU! And an iPad FOR YOU! (make that sound as good as Oprah).

So do yourself (and us) a favor and spend 3 minutes on the survey at the bottom of the page.

A little background:

Once upon a time (last September, actually), we received a grant to deliver financial health education to you- ONEin3. Hereā€™s what we did:

  • Built ONEin3Money.org (now is ONEin3Boston.com/money)
  • Partnered with Mint.com for donated marketing materials and had a launch party for 100 of you with the CEO Aaron Patzer
  • Found and brought you the fabulous Jennifer Lane for five free ONEin3 Money Neighborhood Nights, NECN
  • Worked with the Money Bus on City Hall Sq where some of you sat for an hour with a financial adviser

We hope you love what we did, but we need to know for sure. Part of the grant requires analysis in the form of a survey from YOU!

Help us. Fill out this quick survey on ONEin3Money.

Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey, the worldā€™s leading questionnaire tool.

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ONEin3 Mayorā€™s Advisory Council Wants to Know - Where Should We Focus?

Oct 4th, 2010
by Onein3.
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Friday we asked you for pet photos because it was Friday afternoon. On Monday, weā€™re getting down to business.

Tonight is the second meeting of the 2010-11 ONEin3 Boston Mayorā€™s Advisory Council. This group represents all of us to Mayor Thomas M. Menino, his senior staff and other decision-makers at the City and beyond.

In other words, they can make things happen. In other other words, itā€™s really important that theyĀ use this opportunity to get the right things done.

This is where you come in.

What should this yearā€™s Council be especially focused on? What are the most important issues facing 20-34 year-old Bostonians and how can we best address them?

Answer in the comments!

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