As one of the fastest-growing workplace movements of the last decade, co-working enables people from diverse backgrounds to work together in a common space. The number of co-working spaces around the world has increased by nearly 700% since 2011. Globally, an estimated half a million people work in more than 7,800 shared workspaces today—a number which is expected to climb to 37,000 over the next two years.

This generation is beginning to see this alternative to traditional office space as the place for startups and entrepreneurs. While WeWork and many other national spaces continue to grow, our hope is that there would be a rise in co-working spaces that see themselves as more than hosts, but as friends, even partners that can consider things like Chaplaincy services and other unique ways to care for the leaders that spend most of their waking hours in their space. Here’s a few we’re starting to see take off.