Recreation Within Walking Distance

Help us grow and beautify Wyckoff-Fidler park including planting 3000 bulbs, 3 new raised garden bed, and a garden shed. 

The CNAB program is a Jerusalem Farm initiative to transform KCMO’s code enforcement program from a punitive to a restorative process.

Help MAYA Organization develop a new series of classes to teach new parents how to encourage their babies’ intelligence and promote mental health.

The Christopher Phillips Memorial Crosswalk has been approved by City of Memphis for installation at Madison & Morrison, the corner where Blue Monkey, Molly's LaCasita and LBOE are located.

The Imprints Project is a reflective body of work, activities and programming that illustrates how our actions live on.

Support Cooper-Young residents in gaining landmarks district protections for our historic neighborhood.

Making the school garden safer for persons with mobility challenges.

Coming July 13, next month Help us feed (200) people to celebrate my Birthday !!!

Sunday, September 10 - 12 noon - 6pm

space for neighbors to share their skills in the arts, mathematics, and environmental stewardship

A campaign to own property for a community garden.  Leasing has become impossible as RE market demand skyrockets.  Help us preserve this little patch of greenspace to build a healthier community! 

Pittsburgh VegFest was awarded best food festival and we will only get better! 

Bringing life to vacant, blighted lots in the O'Hair Park Neighborhood! 

Bring neighbors together and inspire conversations on how to make our Montgomery County, MD neighborhood more walkable.

Empowering youth to gain knowledge and career skills in television and radio production, gaming and coding.

Support Kids Love Bikes and get more children riding bikes safely!

Restoring self confidence and promoting mental healing to people affected by cancer and homelessness.

Help up to 10 kids on Chicago's West Side learn how to sew at a free pop-up workshop in September.

The Reading Room is a place to share stories, ideas and dreams – where lives are enriched through art, music and performance – learning in their own diverse community.

Living well with illness workshops are dedicated to supporting people to better understand and adapt to their chronic illness. 

a diamond is a coal that handles pressure exceptionally well, just like the girls in our program

Let's bring some color to Lincoln Square!  Fight blight, create community, and support our mural!

Homelessness is many things, but it doesn't have to be undignified.

Students from the Harvard/Lee/Seville, Union Miles, and Central neighborhoods will get the opportunity to qualify for a scholarships and transportation assistance.

Let's bring blue to you Riverwest!

We are Breathing Life into the Community by bringing awareness to Black Arts in Pittsburgh.

125 years overdue!  

Help us fund an online toolkit, train facilitators and advocate for a restorative justice approach for on campus sexual assault.

Tactical Urbanism project to improve safety and awareness for people on foot

Our most valuable resources are food, water, land and clean air. We cannot be free and independent until we own these things. We must unify,organize,occupy and engage.

Help fund a professional feasibility study for a year-round public pool facility in Saugerties, NY.

Stop The Destruction of This Historic Tree in the Heart of Weeksville, NYC's oldest independent African-American community.

Our project is a public art installation that will connect neighborhood residents, by equipping 14 metallic butterfly sculpture in homes throughout the neighborhood.

A pop-up, street-level, mini-museum!

Democracy rules when 4th and 5th graders show and tell the adults how to improve their school! The results are mindblowing!

Seabury has the goal of purchasing a Shoot-A-Way Gun 8000 to help improve our basketball players in the future.

Transforming our food system from the ground up

The Student Stewardship Program aims to inspire NYC students to discover landscape architecture and enviromental awareness through engaging, hands-on projects in their schoolyard and neighborhood.

We are celebrating the complex history of the American Revolution in our Pittsburgh region.

We build a healthy community through growing healthy food to empower our neighbors.

Creative and collaborative civic engagement in Flatbush!

Students and Teachers Love Ethnodrama!

The Ocean Bay Community Gardens will serve as a resource for residents to learn about gardening, gain access to fresh and nutritious produce, and to make informed decisions about their health and diet. 

Keep Your Vision Growing

Full Spectrum: GamerHaven is a membership-based creative space designed to blend coworking, creativity, education, and modern technology. The community can use this space to learn, work, and play, together.

The Heights Line project will be a prototype for a bicycle and pedestrian promenade on historic National Street.

The Stanton Heights Neighborhood Association plans to turn a set of Pittsburgh "city steps" into a mosaic work of public art designed by well-known artist Laura Jean McLaughlin.

What do you get when you combine 1,500 children, 2,000 pounds of pumpkins, hundreds of bags of candy and 200 volunteers? Pumpkinfest, the largest children's fall festival in Pittsburgh!