Practical answers, before you get started.

A directory connecting people, organizations, causes, events and useful resources in Berkshire County. It is created by R3SET, which is also launching the shared model in Austin through ATX Impact.

No. Published directory listings are public. Private Visibility Packs require the link and password provided for that pack.

Organizations, causes, people, events, services, products, resources and stories connected to the Berkshire community. Use the submission form and include a public source where possible.

No. Suggestions enter a review queue. The team checks the information before deciding whether to publish it. A review deadline is not currently promised.

Open the listing and follow its correction link. Describe the change and include a reliable source. A correction is reviewed before it changes the published record.

A directory entry helps people discover a connection. Check the organization’s own website for current details, eligibility, prices and availability before taking action.

A private collection of communication materials prepared for an organization. A pack can include a visibility scorecard, landing-page concepts and social content for review.

Review the status and instructions attached to the materials first. Internal samples, draft copy and illustrative images need review before public use. A sample does not mean an organization has approved or commissioned the work.

The interactive sample saves notes in that browser when storage is available. Export the feedback file and share it with the person coordinating your pack; it is not automatically sent to the team.

No. Each directory serves its own community. R3SET provides the shared approach. Automatic data sharing between networks is a future direction, not a live feature.

Those services are not part of the current Berkshire site. For now, you can browse listings, suggest information and access a private pack when invited.