Plain answers about the Commonweft hub for Burke and Caldwell owners and leaders, and about Shuttle on Weftward.
Commonweft builds hubs for owners and leaders of Burke and Caldwell organizations, including small businesses, chambers, and nonprofits, who know what needs fixing but can’t make it stick. Nearby communities such as Hickory are welcome too.
We build your hub and stay to keep it running. A short discovery scopes it, then we build, then we keep it running. No new system to learn. We build around yours. We do not sell standalone strategy workshops or advisory that competes with local partners.
Shuttle is a free local resource guide on Weftward. Anyone can use it to work through what is stuck and find a next step, including local listings and free community resources. No sign-up is needed to start.
Weftward is brought to you by Commonweft. Weftward offers free help for small businesses, nonprofits, and community groups in Burke and Caldwell. Commonweft builds and runs hubs for organizations that need the fix to hold.
Burke and Caldwell Counties in North Carolina, including Morganton and Lenoir, and nearby communities such as Hickory.
Email [email protected] and briefly describe what you are working on. You can also start for free at Weftward with Shuttle.
Yes. Shuttle on Weftward is free to use. The Commonweft hub is a separate conversation — email [email protected] if you want to talk through whether it fits.
Local partners may earn a referral fee when a client they introduce starts a hub. We tell every client up front.