Good Acres Member Network

Good Acres Member Network is for founders and operators scaling their business.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Mighty Networks.

The one-liner

A San Antonio faith-property network helping congregations reimagine underused land.

What they actually sell

Good Acres Member Network connects congregations, city and nonprofit leaders, and real estate professionals around creatively stewarding faith-owned property. The lander explains workshops, surveys, data, a community-centered process, project management and a professional network aimed at San Antonio's underused congregational acres. Membership benefits include a directory, discussion boards, inspiration from community-benefit projects, curated topics such as funding and community engagement, and practical workbooks. Exact public pricing is not cleanly displayed on the lander.

Who pays and why

Faith leaders sitting on underused property who want community benefit without losing long-term sustainability. The fear is land decisions made in isolation. They join for cross-sector relationships and a process.

Where the members come from

Local San Antonio faith, city and nonprofit networks. Outside social follower counts are not shown on the lander.

What's holding it back

Geographic focus is a feature and a ceiling. Without clear pricing and a visible project pipeline, national visitors may not know if they belong.

Steal this

Build a membership around a city's underused institutional land and give leaders a directory plus project toolkits, not only inspiration posts.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other place-based stewardship networks such as vacant school reuse. Weak as a generic national real-estate mastermind with no local process.