UCAN Chili Cook-Off
The Chili Cook-Off is open to the public to come by to support, be entertained, be a judge, eat unlimited about of chili & drink beer. The outcome is to raise money for our bullying project.
The Chili Cook-Off is open to the public to come by to support, be entertained, be a judge, eat unlimited about of chili & drink beer. The outcome is to raise money for our bullying project.
Become a non-profit and build a website to better serve the needs of our diverse community.
Cleveland's rich anti-slavery past from the abolitionist era needs to be known and understood.
We are expanding our research to fill in a significant part of Cleveland's history.
Come and explore the uniqueness, amenities, history, and culture of Fairfax!
support foster youth through mentorship, housing, and educational opportunities
Youth are exposed to talented mentors, passion-fueled experiences, and an environment where they are able to repeatedly experiment and fail.
The MAYA Prenatal Parent Program provides expectant parents with classes to prepare them for a healthy pregnancy and birth and to care for their new babies.
Inner City Foundation of New York, Inc. (ICFNY) will launch its comprehensive and fun robotics program this early winter in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn for at-risk youth.
Who wants to be the face of Hotter Than July 2017?!
To establish a local park group, along our core programming around economic development and civic engagement as mutually reinforcing efforts to create a strong, vibrant community around Rainey Park and in the Bronx.
Taking back our Park- Helping the community to improve Washington Walk Park.
The goal of the Second Saturday Stipend is to help support our college leaders as they work to revitalize Bronx parks and inspire leadership within their communities.
Besides booking acts that help celebrate our neighborhood's multicultural diversity, we would like to bring some of our many local talents to our beautiful garden space.
Gathered around food we build community. Community youth and neighbors will learn hands-on growing, cooking, & share cultural recipes using locally sourced food. Food grown will be donated to meet local food need.
The purchase and installation of this furnace will supply heat this winter to our first floor unit which includes two bedrooms, a kitchen, a common living area and single bathroom.
Our small neighborhood park relies on volunteers to keep FFP's plantings healthy and thriving. We need community support to help buy plants and materials.
Help beautify an under utilized parking lot with lawn pruning and a creative light display this holiday season. Your contribution will help turn a bland area into one with hope and restoration.
This Sustainable Project will enhance the community by providing a safe, convenient place and environmentally sound project.
We would like to have the cut-owls along the children's playground gate painted by children who come to the park. Children will be given perimeters to paint inside the shapes of the owls.
Refurbrished bikes will be purchased from local bike shops including Fleet Bike Shop and Ohio City Bike Co-Op. The bikes will be given to Benjamin Franklin Elementary School; for scholars to use at varied times!
agriculture, urban reforestry, restorative landscape design, living roots composting, and water conservation
GWC organizes free tours of private and community gardens in the city of Cleveland. Visitors explore neighborhoods and see how much the city is "greening." In 2017 Detroit-Shoreway and Collinwood is our focus.
The Cleveland Refugee Bike Project will provide refugees with bikes and training, giving them an economic lifeline that can connect them to new employment, educational, and social opportunities in Northeast Ohio.
pop-up juice event designed to promote healthy eating & community fellowship. Collaborations amongst multiple stakeholders makes each pop-up event uniquly entertaining, informative, and refreshing.
The Urban Orchard is intended to provide a place of beauty while also providing accessible organic fruit for the residents in a low-income blighted neighborhood in the Klondike area of Memphis.
keep our children safe as they walk to and from Harvey Rice and the Intergenerational school!
The Dexter-Linwood Cordon is 8 blocks of 256 parcels with 27 vacant lots from Dexter to Linwood/M-10 to Fenkell. Demographic Inspirations- Detroit needs your help with funding vacant land designs that fit our neighborhood
Get bright lights to cyclist in lower income neighborhoods.
We will provide youth support groups: building community, support and skills by cooking and eating together. Each group will be facilitated by professional staff.
Pumpkinfest provides a day of fall fun for children and families on Pittsburgh's North Side.
familiarizing youth with green culture; water conservation, growing your own foods, bee keeping, and healthy eating habits
You don’t have to be wealthy to eat healthy!
Inspire and empower at risk youth through gardening and environmental stewardship
The "Shoot Don't Shoot" program provides a alternative form of expression through the art of photography, video, and music for students in underserverd communities.
bridging the gap between generations through home maintenance for seniors
The Mississippi River Basin model located in Buddy Butts Park, Jackson, MS is a scale replica of the Mississippi River Basin. Join us in cleaning up the model and preserving it for future generations.
Project Green Space will host multiple community cleanups and educate the community about healthy choices through a community garden. We will plant fruits and vegetables that will be available to the community.
Project LIFT provides a structured, therapeutic, and supportive environment that assists in the development of vocational, emotional, and world readiness skills in transistional age males.
It will be a community garden and educational space run by the neighborhood to better Niagara Falls!
Where locally grown food meets an enticing beverage.
We empower young people to speak truth to power through a self-reflective lens.
We would like to have family oriented line dancing in the park on a biweekly basis. HCRC and its members will canvas our service area encouraging and promoting excercise for the families.
SMART is hoping to acquire a charging back plus an ice cream maker attachment for our Fender Blender bike. We want to become a healthy eating and emergency preparedness hub to our community.
We are building a tool library in Saint Paul! Our goal is to provide Saint Paul residents will a full assortment of tools and classes for one low annual membership fee.
A mural proposed by artist Khara Woods and VECA at the corner of Jackson Ave. & Garland St.
Adams Morgan Day is an all-volunteer, community-driven celebration of our neighborhood’s eclectic history, culture, businesses and residents. Get involved and help us make this year’s event a huge success!
Take healthy living to the streets with ‘Bus Stop Moves’ free fitness classes and fresh, healthy foods at an GCRTA bus shelter near you!
We will engage local residents and other stakeholders to implement a safety improvement project along a local transit stop that sparks longer-term solutions to pedestrian safety and walkability.
A creative bus shelter and crosswalk concept imagined, designed, and built by youth that will use public art to improve bus-rider experience on Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard.