Enriching the South Side with public art  that expresses artistic visions of past, present, and future.

make and play this West African instrument with a world renowned artist and herstorian

 Paving the Way for the Green Movement in Glenville. 

The Gowanus Atlas is an analytical community planning tool that visualizes and gives voice to the complex urban, ecological, and sociological issues facing a culturally diverse neighborhood undergoing rapid change.

Help us create our next mural for Carondelet by contributing financially to the project, then physically - if you wish to help paint it.

From garbage to garden: help us expand our New Orleans food waste collection & compost service to four Library sites this Spring. Our goal: 10,000 pounds diverted in our first 6 months!

The garden will build on community and youth strengths.  It will nurture fundamental skills of gardening, critical academic/ life skills.

The Refugee Translation Project provides free translation support for refugees seeking asylum in the New York metro area. 

We believe in building connections among residents for a stronger community, then go beyond our borders and invite our neighboring communities.

We would like to bring back a family oriented event Roller skating.To the Bellaire-Puritas community that not only brings the community together through fun, music and entertainment, but also promotes health and wellness.

Media Exchange II will further collaborate with local talent contibuting to the neighborhood and document individuals who help build the Northside community in multi-media forms. 

Intergenerational classes in sewing, knitting, crocheting, quiltmaking, and crafts. 

Motus Theater will be sharing their stories with us. We will break into groups to discuss the challenges immigrants face in our community.

Bank Black USA is a national campaign to educate and encourage people from all backgrounds to #BankBlack #MoveYourMoney & #InvestInUs in order to support black institutions and the communities that they serve.

The Indy Redbud Project is an environmental art project that will plant redbud trees and bring residents together to help make the inner city better.

After redevelopment, LMG lost the majority of its plantings and was littered with debris. Volunteers will build grow beds for vegetables & fruits, plant flowers, install a shed, and create seating areas.

Converting mostly vacant, and abandoned homes and unused land into a vibrant community centerpiece where food alternatives, neighborhood pride, and commerce is desperately needed.

Young Sprouts (youth age 14-24) need your help to purchase a refrigerator and a dehydrator to produce three healthy snack products and a new customized tent for our farm stand.

WHYSaveALife Foundation is raising money to pay for the cost of Umbilical Cord Blood Collection and Banking for a family who is not able to cover the cost. 

We are Rising Voices Company. We aim to create the Pittsburgh Liberty Interfaith Choir.

Now is the time to come to the Black Hills and pray for Grandmother Earth and all Her Creatures!  Join us for our fourth and final musical celebration on these sacred lands.  We gather in gratitude and hope.

We will purchase an abandoned house in Detroit and turn it into  a community space and will be acquiring an empty lot \to be used as a community garden. 

At least 13 trees will be planted in the Chamberlain & East Lincoln Crossroads neighborhoods where there is a great need. Trees for Goshen is excited to work with residents on this inaugural tree planting project.

Provide leadership training for Town Fork Creek youth. Outcomes will include building capacity in Town Fork Creek, involve over 20 youth in neighborhood improvement and a cleaner and safer neighborhood.

We've already seen hate in our streets and what a reality will look like. Our winter funding drive is focused on building capital to resist this hate and fight back.

The Vault is a teen center being developed at Eastside Community Network.  The organization has taken some space and set it aside to develop a center for teens to come and feel safe.

Once the project is funded; we will purchase bicycles; recruit riders to begin training.  Teach how to buy a bike and fit a helmet. We will promote access to healthy activities and bike safety.

We are looking to buy a utility trailer for compost pick up, to expand with collecting leafs and yard waste.

 March 19-23rd is National Youth Violence Week. Let's bring our children together to bowl and help build relationships throughout the city. Building trusting relationships is the first step to CURE Violence.

Delivering Justice is a participatory action research and documentary film project with NYC food delivery cyclists to reimagine more just and equitable streets, policing, and working conditions.

Bringing together generations for the holiday season

Help us fund a multi-purpose pedicab bicycle to help our underserved neighbors with mobility, books, and bike repairs

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 project will be a community coat and clothing for about 25 underprivileged children in our community as well as toys to celebrate the joy of giving to our children.