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ATX Impact · Get involved
Help shape a shared place for Austin’s community work. Here is what you can explore today, what to send the team, and how to take part while the platform is in preview.
Created by R3SET · Rooted in AustinA shared starting point
ATX Impact is a community platform being built by R3SET to connect Austin’s people, organizations, causes, events and resources. Its purpose is to make local work easier to find and help people discover a useful next step.
The directory is designed around eight types of connection: organizations, causes, people, events, services, products, resources and stories. These are ways to organize community information; they are not a claim that a complete directory is available today.
Read about the mission →Read the founding essay, explore the published news and updates, and review the proposals for chambers and founding sponsorship. You can also explore the directory interface and send ideas, sources or corrections by email.
For participation, start with devin@teamr3set.com. Sending an email does not create an account, publish a listing or confirm a partnership. The ID3A Jam is a proposal with no confirmed date or venue; its working-session outline explains the idea.
Choose a starting point
Suggest a public resource, local effort, gathering or story. Tell the team who it may help, how it connects to Austin, and where to check the details. You can also explain what you were trying to find and what would make this preview more useful.
Use the suggestion checklist →Send your organization’s public website, a plain-language description of its work, the area and people it serves, and a current public way to get involved. State your role so the team can distinguish a first-hand update from a suggestion made by someone else.
Introduce your organization →Read the chamber proposal, then email the team about the discovery or connection problems your members encounter. The published example is illustrative. It does not establish a confirmed chamber partnership or a live verification service.
Read the chamber proposal →Review the published sponsorship proposal and email the team to discuss fit, scope and next steps. The proposal describes intended support for the network; the preview does not accept sponsorship payments or confirm a sponsorship through checkout.
Explore founding sponsorship →Make the information useful and checkable
A short, specific email is a useful starting point. Include what you know and identify anything that still needs confirmation.
Share public information and material you have permission to share. Leave out passwords, private client materials and personal details that have not been made public for this purpose.
Email a listing suggestion →Follow the source links and source notices on published material. Confirm dates, eligibility, prices and availability with the organization or organizer before acting. A mention, proposal or future listing is not an endorsement.
For a correction, email the page URL, the information that needs changing, your proposed correction and a public source that supports it. If a source is no longer available, tell the team rather than guessing at a replacement fact.
Send a correction →The interface shows the direction of the platform. It does not yet provide live Austin listings, account access, private packs or transactions. We have not published measured community outcomes, and a suggestion is not a promise of publication or a launch date.
ATX Impact and Berkshire Impact share a platform approach. Each community has its own records and accounts; exploring this preview does not give you access to another community’s data.
Read the frequently asked questions →Email devin@teamr3set.com with the idea, source or question you want to share.