The Missing Corner
A Neighborly Gathering Place
In BZ Corner, WA (And… the building literally has a corner missing out of it.)
We are Inviting Connection in a Disconnected World
A place to learn, gather, and create
A relationship first community hub
The place you’ve been missing.
The one you’ve been dreaming about.
Where the seemingly improbable becomes possible
Our job is simple.
to make happen …whatever our community comes to us and says they need and want to do.
Even Amenities for Itinerant Travelling Dirtbags (Click Here) — like internet lounge, overnight parking, showers, and laundry.
(We give our an insurance company an giant headache because we don’t easily fit into any box or existing business framework)
Existing Collaborations and Tenants
A lot of lip service (and money) is given to the words: regenerative, resilient, sustainable community. We are actually doing it.
White Salmon Boat Lending Library
Orientations Tuesdays 5:30. option to have custom times if needed.
WAGAP Mobile Food Bank Delivery
Third Thursdays 3-4:30ish.
509-492-2662 ext 208
Chivi’s Tacos
March- December: Wed-Sun.
To place a to-go order, please call 509-281-9427.
Generally 10ish-6ish. Hours and Days may vary slightly as life happens.
Azure Standard Food Co-op Drop
Orders typically due Tues every 4wks with pick ups Thursday midmorning
Wildwater Rafting
Wildwater Rafting moves in and books trips out of the Missing Corner every August
Short Term Stays
Overnight parking by day to months.
Communities are rewoven when neighbors are in economic exchange with each other, not with someone online across the continent or world.
The Missing Corner honors money as sacred exchange in which relationships between neighbors are forged.
What if… instead of wondering (with a cringe) what someone is going to take from you
you get to ask, what do I have to give for this?
And, your gift is gratefully received in whatever value it is?
Making this Labor of Love Happen
I (Natalie Anderson) was able to acquire this space because of some money that was a gift to my family and the amount of money given to me was more than I needed to make my own life work for me.
The best way to honor a gift is to make something beautiful from it. From this sense of abundance, I am passing on this gift to the community of people who live near to me in the form of this shared space.
I am building this as an unpressured project, and I am giving that gift of an unpressure to you, because when you're unpressured, you can create beautiful things. And when people in the community are creating beautiful things, anything is possible.
