Question:
[Clearly ask your question.]
I’m trying to find someone to help me with my website- but we are a non-profit co-op so It only pays 1/3 the site proceeds (after site subscription costs) for helping us finish setting up the CMS databases and then residual long term income to continue management of our site. Product:
Wix Editor What are you trying to achieve:
i’m still trying to figure out the cms for our lol bank and notes its so complicated between if it is writing a new one or editing an old one
What have you already tried:
I have a disability that effects my cognitivaly but am trying to get this figured out. I am with out a web tech
Wix CMS (Content Manager) lets you organize content using collections — like a database. For your LOL Bank, you can either edit an existing collection or create a new one under the “Content Manager” tab.
Once your collection is set up, you can link it to dynamic pages or repeaters, so any changes to the data update automatically on your site.
Since it can be complex at first, I recommend starting with just one collection and one dynamic page to keep it simple.
Maybe you want to describe your main goals and your vison of your website, your aims.
What exactly are you trying to achieve?
Where are you stuck at?
Is this your background?
Building a supportive community eco-village focused on cooperation and shared labor.
Enabling Wanderers (homeless, displaced, or low-income people) to contribute time and skills (their “Labor of Love”) to community projects.
Offering a structured pathway for personal growth:
Wanderers contribute labor,
become apprentices learning trades,
then Villagers running trade shops,
and potentially Pioneers running businesses and mentoring others.
Using a points/banking system (LO.L Bank) that tracks labor contributions and distributes benefits fairly—food, skills, apprenticeships, and paid shares in co-op ventures.
Hosting Weekend Warrior meetups for community projects, workshops, social events, and collaboration.
Emphasizing skill preservation, mentorship, fairness, and empowerment for all members.
Creating non-residential eco-villages with campgrounds where members gather regularly.
The bigger mission:
To build a thriving, self-sustaining cooperative community where people contribute meaningfully, gain skills, earn resources, and advance in roles — all while fostering collaboration, mentorship, and dignity.
