“Well architected platforms help people do what they already want to do.”

— Scott Beck, Founder, Gloo

Meet John, Jamee and Arielle

“Two boomers and a millennial walk into a bar.” It’s the beginning of a joke of course but there’s no joking around when it comes to our deep longing to awaken the latent energy we see in the Driftless. Since 2002 John and Jamee have been getting to know their rural neighborhood and became Northern Crawford County new settlers in 2018. Now deeply committed to the social fabric of the Driftless, Arielle Goodman joins them from Viroqua with her unique style of deep listening, great questions, skills at connecting communities and building culture around ideas. Together they call on their outgoing nature, their faith, love of family and friends, and their experience building community to begin this journey. Discovering what it takes to help more kids flourish, more adults and parents succeed, more ecosystems thrive and more communities prosper.

What to Expect

  • Get connected with other people like you. Folks that are grateful to live here, curious and have margin in their lives to share.
  • Get clear about what’s most important to you in the social fabric of the Driftless.
  • Get going because we are happiest when connected and helping with what we are best at.

When is the right time to connect?

Folks who join us on this journey have likely asked themselves, “What’s next?” If you’ve become an empty nester, gone through a health or relational crisis, and/or retired, Connected for Good can help you consider “What’s next.” You can connect with people of good will just like you and when it feels right, reflect on important questions.

Questions like

  • What’s your origin story?
  • What are you for? (vs what are you against?)
  • What are you reading?
  • Where are you winning?
  • What do you believe