Turning local screens into digital bulletin boards for stories, causes, and community connection.

Our Vision

The Good Network connects communities by sharing what matters most—right where people already are.

We install digital screens in local businesses and community spaces to highlight stories, causes, and people that often go unnoticed.

Everything shown on our screens also lives online—on our website and social media—so anyone can learn more, take action, or get involved.

Together, our in-person displays and online platforms create one powerful network built to inform, uplift, and bring communities closer.

How The Network Works

Stories That Matter

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Mac’s Moment
Mac’s Moment

Mac, a 93-year-old veteran from Boise, was egged by teenagers in an unprovoked attack downtown. The incident upset the community, who quickly rallied around him with overwhelming support, honoring him at a special event. The teens were identified, and Mac’s dignity was restored through the community's response, highlighting both the challenges veterans face and the power of community solidarity.

A Second Chance: Why I’m Asking for a Kidney, and What It Would Mean for My Son and Me
A Second Chance: Why I’m Asking for a Kidney, and What It Would Mean for My Son and Me

I’m Amanda, a mom living with kidney disease, and I need a kidney transplant to get my life back. A living donor could give me the chance to be active with my son again—please consider donating or sharing my story.