To continue our vibrant community missions, the First Presbyterian Church of Duquesne needs a new heating system for its building and therefore we have started a capital campaign called M&M (Mission & Mortar).

A multidisciplinary street exhibit, a tribute to the sound of plena, a traditional music of San Mateo de Cangrejos.

ECCGA in collaboration with New London High School Culinary Team, FRESH NL, and the Riverside Community Gardeners will build ten new garden beds growing healthy, nutritious fruits and vegetables. 

La Casa Guadalupana promotes family literacy, adult education, work force prep and tutoring in southwest Detroit and positively impacts the lives of immigrant adults and children.

You're the reason a child will learn to believe, achieve, and belong.

We are not just called to love, but to love radically. Living in community and loving radically we heal ourselves and the world.

Neighbors helping neighbors

Action Tank will partner with Wave Pool Gallery on an artist-designed Community Benefits Toolkit for neighbors to advance community goals as residents deal with development that threatens displacement.

We're raising funds to complete Wanáȟča​, part two of a community mural project in downtown Vermillion.

Creating paths for youth to find their passions.

Supporting St. Louis' local leadership for national impact in the field of community-engaged design

PublicSource will publish a package of climate-focused stories as part of #CoveringClimateNow, a collaboration of more than 250 news outlets from around the world.

Partner with Green Cincinnati and Cincinnati Parks to provide trees in shade-deficient Cincinnati neighborhoods.

This legal fund will allow groups to go to court & ensure, when the new retail-office complex at former Penn Plaza Apartments opens, there is an Enright Park sitting next to it, with unfettered access for the public

Turn a piece of pavement into a neighborhood asset while making the street safer.

Soup Tasting Contest Fundraiser

"My Violin Weighs A Ton" is the realization of a unique vision that Mental Health Advocate Archie Green is bringing to life in order to engage, educate, and inspire a new generation.

Fund the Pakistani Cultural Garden for One World Day 2019

Young folks will participate in making a short film which documents what happens when community residents decide to take on outside groups who want to regentrify and exploit their communities.

A place for children and adults to play or rest before or after walking/biking the Big River Crossing

Help us sustainably water the garden and grow veggies for you!

Members of the Allegheny City Society will design and construct a fitting memorial to Charles Avery, the Avery Institute, and the Avery AME Church.

Firsthand Learning promotes curiosity and empowers people to believe in the analytical abilities of their own minds.

Your skin announces you to world. It can create negative viewpoints about you that aren’t true. Unfortunately, this has led to discriminatory hiring practices.  

Let's donate together to walk together!

Bring high-definition video streaming to the SLB Radio studios so that listeners can SEE more than 450 youth performers and 150 adult performers annually.

BlackSpace demands a present and future where Black people, Black spaces, and Black culture matter and thrive.

Healing by Choice! is a collaboration of women of color healing practitioners in Detroit.  Healing justice is our grassroots wellness strategy to increase the wellness and capacity of our community. 

Exposing seniors to the rich history of their culture at the end of the summer.

"Seeing Where We've Been"

Leadership modeled through a day of activities, engagement and fun, all at our local amusement park.

Creating more opportunity for community members of all ages to be physically active.

Cleopatra Boy uses the historical figure of Cleopatra to illustrate how women, POC, and LGBTQIA+ individuals in positions of power risk losing control of their own images and histories resulting in false narratives.

This campaign will help us raise funds for our Beams to Bridges Mental Health Training Program. 

"We Assist You In Keeping Your Child Safe" 

Finding us in multiple locations

We bring STEM educational opportunities to kids in the North End of Detroit with two new 1st Robotocs League© neighborhood teams.  The Lego Jr. Team is for ages 6 - 10 and the Lego Team is for ages 9 - 14.

Help Wolf River Conservancy build a boat dock on the Wolf River Greenway. The boat dock will be open to the public and used to teach kids and adults how to canoe and kayak.

The largest celebration of women in music returns to Milford, DE on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019 and we need the community's help!

The Hospitality HUB has secured a space for the first barrier-free women's shelter in Memphis, and is working to fund an adjacent Day Plaza for the homeless to rest safely and comfortably.

The Lord's Pantry at St. Patrick Catholic Church/School provides low-income students and families in need with food in our neighborhood.  Help us "Blow Up Hunger" and make improvements to the pantry.

We want to help our students get to camp! From St. Louis, MO to Nicodmus, KS. The plan is to take a train to KCMO, a shuttle to Lawrence, KS, and a bus to Nicodemus.

Five years ago a large-scale mosaic was created by community folks representing their vision of how art could positively impact Beaver Falls.  It's ready for installation on 7th Ave!  Be a part!

We are proud of our community and our history. As a local historic district we want to be able to share that fact with the world. Help us purchase signs for our neighborhood!

Providing food that everyone can enjoy with our gluten/dairy/egg/and soy free menu

We are raising funds to turn our school greenspace and new playground situated on State Road into a safe space for our students to play by fencing its entire perimeter.

We want to add labels that identify native trees that have been planted in the Carnes School neighborhood over the last 18 months.

Help us bring new life to Gooch Park!  Gooch Park and Pool is the site of the first African American bicycle rodeo in Memphis in June 1959. Elvis Presley was known to play basketball there.