once upon a time in richland hills
ABOUT THE CLUBHOUSE
PCCH started the way most good things in Fort Worth do: somebody said 'wouldn't it be nice if…' and nobody talked them out of it.
We're a small crew of neighbors, artists, teachers, and chronic volunteers who believe a city is only as good as its places to be together. Panther City Clubhouse is our answer: a permanent, member-supported clubhouse in Richland Hills where anyone can walk in and belong. We're renovating, fundraising, and stapling things to corkboards as fast as we can.
currently: renovating, fundraising, and stapling things to corkboards at record pace.
RADICAL FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY
Profit-sharing is materially boring. The concept is very sexy.
Most places hope you never ask where the money goes. We put it on the corkboard. Panther City Clubhouse runs on a profit-sharing structure: when the clubhouse does well, the people who build it — the teachers, the resident partners, the humans stacking the chairs — share in it. Members get a plain-language look at the books: what came in, what went out, and what's getting fixed next. No black box, no mystery fees, no fine print doing push-ups. Just a clubhouse that pays its people and shows its work.
THE BOOKS (ABRIDGED)
- Glue sticks & googly eyes$37
- Kava, coffee & conversation fuel$412
- Slightly haunted chandelier repair$88
- Paying our peopleas much as humanly possible
- Mystery fees$0.00, forever
OPEN TO EVERY MEMBER, ALWAYS
psst — the good stuff goes here first
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