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Formed: 2007 Established: 2007
Full Life Community
Carrollton, Georgia,
United States
 We are a community of innovators creating and promoting models for meaningful living through art and ecology in the west Georgia area. We have one house in the historic district of downtown Carrollton, and another property in the rural area about seven miles outside of town. Our projects include Rowdy Bliss Design Collective (making handmade crafts such as jewelry and accessories), Pronoia Parties (reaching out to the larger community to come together in meaningful, thoughtful ways), Workshops (from Sustainable Energy to Arts and Crafts), Community Resource Center (sharing access), Small Town Suds (brewing), Theatre on Cedar, Gardens and Animal Husbandry, Carroll Buyers Club, and Beautification Projects.
  Status: active
Website: http://www.full-life-farm.com
Contact:
Carrollton, Georgia 30117 United States

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Last Updated:7/23/2009
 
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Visitor Process: If you would like to visit, please email us. Include a short bio and what interests you about our community.
Statement of Housing Non-discrimination:
No Answer Provided
Population
Members(adults and children):
5
Non-member Residents:
5
Open to new members:
Yes
(Actively seeking new members.)
Government
Decision Making:
By consensus
Identified Leader:
No
Leadership Core Group:
No
(We have a document outlining the decision making protocol we have developed.)
Labor and Money
Financial Style:
Members have independent finances
Open to Members with Pre-existing Debt:
Yes
Labor Contribution:
Expected
Regular Fees:
Yes
Land and Buildings
Other
(We have a property in the heart of downtown Carrollton and a rural property about 7 miles outside of town.)
Area:
6.5 acres (2.6 hectares)
(.78 acres in town and 5.76 acres out of town)
Land Owned By:
A subgroup of community members
(Two of us own the house in town and the other 3 own the rural land.)
Number of Residences:
3
Cohousing:
No
Food, etc.
Percentage of Food Grown:
6-20%
(A primary goal is to increase this percentage. We also salvage and barter for much of our food.)
Share Community Meals:
2-5 times/week
(This isn't strictly scheduled, by arises organically.)
Dietary Choice or Restrictions:
Diet is up to each individual
Dietary Practice:
Other
(Individuals vary greatly.)
Alcohol Use:
Used occasionally
(Individuals vary.)
Tobacco Use:
Used Occasionally
(A few members smoke; most do not.)
Social Factors
Common Spiritual Practices:
No
Cohousing Details
Square Feet in Common House:
0
 
 
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This is a great new community. I had a blast spending a few days with these fine folks. They have started a healthy, vibrant, enthusiastic community. They are progressing quickly with their wonderful dreams.

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