Spotlight: Women Who Task
In honor of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating strong women at work, no matter their job or office — especially the amazing Taskers who make life easier for people around the world.
In honor of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating strong women at work, no matter their job or office — especially the amazing Taskers who make life easier for people around the world.
Here are some ways that parents and neighbors can make Halloween as festive as possible and provide some sense of normalcy for kids and families this year.
In celebration of Friendship Day this Sunday, we spoke with a Tasker about a simple task that turned into a remarkable friendship.
At TaskRabbit, celebrating Pride mans promoting self-affirmation, dignity, and equal rights for all. We asked Taskers what Pride means to them, and heard some truly moving stories that inspired us continue creating a welcoming, inclusive community. Here’s what they had to say.
This Mother’s Day, we asked Taskers and the TaskRabbit HQ team for valuable life lessons they learned from Mom that have stayed with them through the years.
We’re giving back to small grassroots organizations this Giving Tuesday through TaskRabbit For Good’s (TR4G) community grant program. Meet the spring 2020 grant winners.
We’re proud to introduce Tasks for Good, which connects vulnerable individuals and organizations with local Taskers who are donating their time and skills to support their communities.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to alter the ways we all live and work, we’ve been heartened to see Taskers stepping up to help their neighbors.
From “shaking the house” to water gun fights, here’s how people around the world refresh their homes for spring each year.
In Coffee Break, we catch people who inspire us during a rare break in their busy day for a virtual coffee date. We chat about what drives their personal and professional passions, how they get reenergized at home, and what they’re currently obsessing over. As owners of a Portland, Oregon landscaping company, Kate Day and Kyle Begley had no problem getting messy. Finding the right clothes to do it in was another story. In an industry traditionally dominated by men, they struggled to find durable, high-quality work apparel that actually fit women (and wasn’t covered in flowers). Their search for the perfect pair of work pants started in earnest when they found an apparel industry veteran in client Sara Deluca. The three entrepreneurs got to work designing, field testing, and producing their first work pant: a slim-fit jean appropriately named the Maven. Today, Dovetail Workwear outfits working women for all kinds of non-traditional work, from handywomen and construction workers to artists and firefighters. We caught up with Kyle and Sara as they were preparing for …