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In 1776 on Christmas day you could call the Tun Tavern in Philadelphia Pennsylvania a Thrift And Volunteer Exchange (TAVE). The free exchange of hunting weapons, farm tools, fishing boats, Christmas baked goods and the joyous singing of "Yankee Doodle Dandy," created the good cheer that inspired the American spirit of the all volunteer Continental army. Every volunteer at the Pirate Dive Bar has a TAVE on their country page. All the volunteers of the Continental army had different things they could share. They gave the list to the quartermaster. Your list of good cheer is called your TAVE and is on the bottom of your country page. If you see nothing on a country page keep digging by choosing another volunteer.
The ideal volunteer venue is a place you already regularly go to. Examples would be the dog park, your apartment or HOA clubhouse is the best, the break room at work, a sports bar or community center. A volunteer venue can also be mobile and your boat makes a very special volunteer venue for pirate school or the boat parade even if your family and friends are the only volunteers on it! A volunteer venue makes it easy to know what good cheer to create and who you can easily share it with.
A volunteer mission has most of its planning, organization and even rehearsals online but does meet for specific events such as the "Karaoke Challenge Game," "Pirate School," "Meet New Dogs," and other activities. To learn more about volunteer missions, train your scurvy dog at the "kennel" at any volunteer venue.
The Christmas game shows you gifts that have been created for this game. Read them to be inspired to "share good cheer" with your loved ones when you play the Christmas game.
The Christmas Baking Challenge are pictures you can vote on or share good cheer with. They are a fun way to celebrate two miracle Christmas births. One is the miracle birth of a nation. If your place of worship is a volunteer venue with a bake sale of Christmas goodies, anyone from anywhere in the world, can click on pictures of baked goods to share good cheer. If you are too far away to pick them up, you might gift them to volunteers already at the venue. Christmas bakers may be able to recycle the good cheer into support for any cause or mission they want.
You can look who signed the 250th birthday card and what message they left!
These are gifts created for a specific mission. For example in the "Meet New Dogs" mission you might have dog challenges or dog treat prizes. In the Karaoke Challenge Game you might be suggesting props for a rehearsal. In pirate school you might be offering to teach sailing for a half day.
These are all the volunteers that have registered. When you click on a volunteer you go to their country page and see what type of good cheer they are bringing to the 250th birthday party!
These are pictures of the baking challenge. You can vote on them or "Share Good Cheer"
These are people that want to volunteer for missions like the Karaoke Challenge Game, Boat Parade, Special Heroes etc. When you click on a person you go to their country and can join them on volunteer missions.
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