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Borrow, lend and
share with your neighbors

Useful things. A little help. More reasons to know the people around you in Sandbrock Ranch.
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Everyday things, shared

A little of everything
A lot closer

A few ways neighbors help each other.

Illustration of neighbors at a sunny garden gate, with a cordless drill held downward and away from people.

A tool for
the task

Borrow a drill or a ladder for the job in front of you.
How borrowing works
Illustration of two neighbors passing a potted plant between them at a garden gate.

Good things,
shared freely

Give something useful a new home with a neighbor.
How giving works
Illustration of three neighbors arranging folding chairs and a table in an outdoor pavilion.

A little help
close to home

Find a neighbor who can help with a project or everyday task.
See the kinds of help
Illustration of two neighbors exchanging a key beside a parked neighborhood cart on a driveway.

A cart for
the afternoon

Make a plan to borrow a cart for a few hours around the neighborhood.
How cart lending works

Start with a small ask

You do not have to wait for a listing

A table for Saturday. A drill for an afternoon. Tell neighbors what you need and when. Keep your ask specific, considerate and up to date.

Have something to offer instead? Give it a useful description and let people know when it is available.

See how sharing works
Three illustrated stages show a woman posting a blank card, a neighbor looking up from his phone, and the neighbor carrying a ladder to her door.

The good part of living nearby

A neighborhood is more than an address

Sharing a useful thing is a small reason to connect. Clear expectations and a little care help that connection last.

Meet the community
Illustration of four neighbors arranging a table, chairs and cloth at a stone pavilion.

A place to start

Anyone 18 or older can join for free. Sandbrock Ranch residents get in first.

A clear agreement

Know the timing, responsibilities and any cost before you accept.

Care, both ways

Communicate changes, look after shared things and finish the plan together.

Your neighborhood, a little closer

A small ask
A good place to start

Something you need, something you can lend, or a little help you can offer. Anyone 18 or older can join for free. Sandbrock Ranch residents get in first.

Join the waitlistSee how it works
Illustration of two neighbors carrying a folding table together between their gardens.