Poplar Park Neighborhood Cookout
A neighborhood cookout for residents to meet, eat, and dance to some beats.
A neighborhood cookout for residents to meet, eat, and dance to some beats.
I have recruited a few neighbors to help with the campaign and to help me assemble and plant the library.
The McLemore Rembert Block Club will be organized to promote unity among neighbors, improve the quality of life in the neighborhood, foster revitalization and improve the community’s economic viability.
Signage is critical to explain how the new trail is coming to life in north Memphis. Signage to highlight this rails-to-trails project will help explain the new park space to residents and visitors.
Altown DIY Skatepark Build... Turning an empty lot into an awesome community space.
Please donate to Snowden School's playground and greenspace renovation project!
With the launch of the Girls Inc. Youth Farm, Girls Inc. of Memphis is launching a new program to teach high school girls the skills necessary to start and run their own businesses.
Let's help Memphis be recognized as a top BMX track location in the nation!
Ridgecrest Little Free Library: An Approach to Encourage Academic and Social Development
The iron fence that runs along the south side of Alabama will be woven with bright fabrics to turn the fence into a tapestry. The tapestry sections of fence will be interspersed with sections of sunflowers.
We provide bicycle helmets to youngsters who need them. At our bicycle safety rodeos we help kids ride more safely. The events are set up to be fun and challenging. Each participant receives a custom-fitted helmet
Redesign and reinvent the site of the Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market where everybody knows your name.
Students of RedZone Ministries in Orange Mound will collaborate with Erin Williams to create a mural on the side of their building, showcasing the dreams and aspirations they have for themselves and the city of Memphis.
We will use the funds raised from this campaign to rebuild our restrooms and install a laminate floor.
Ride a cargo bike with your children or dog in front of the bike instead of those traditional bike trailers
We are raising funds for our field trips to Henning, Nashville and Knoxville, where we will visit West TN State Prison (Henning, TN), the TN Supreme Court, TBI Lab, the State Capitol, and the Body Farm (Knoxville, TN).
The design is done! Help us purchase construction materials and permits for the MMS Wolf River Harbor Boardwalk.
Our group is creating a memorial mural for Memphis musician Chris Bell, known for his work with Big Star and his solo recordings.
We will model a revolution in beehives, beekeeping and the production of honey that will encourage other beekeepers to expand their hives and potential beekeepers to enter the field of beekeeping.
We will be playing host to some of the best Breakdancers(Bboys) in the country for a night of Dance at the Brooks Museum. Earlier in the day we will be providing free instruction for anyone interested in learning.
GrowMemphis is seeking funds to support a Food Policy Coordinator for the Food Advisory Council for Memphis and Shelby County. This position is an AmeriCorps VISTA and is part of other matched funding
Traditional charm, modern day living that's our Vollintine Evergreen neighborhood. A quaint community listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
This campaign will install seating at 24 bus stops in Memphis, in a partnership with Memphis Area Transit Authority.
Vollintine Evergreen get a new playground at the Living Hope Church and VENSchool.
With your support, the Carpenter Art Garden will provide daily programming to engage Binghampton students and adults in the at no cost to participants!
NeighborScape will be designed and built with community partners, as an initiative for spreading gardening knowledge, as well as a place to share it.
Let's Innovate through Education empowers students of all backgrounds to launch social ideas to improve Memphis through a rigorous entrepreneurship curriculum, seed investment, and mentor matching.
Fun sports build friendships, character, and exercise!
We will make the Old Forest trails easier to navigate by replacing outdated trail markers and adding mile markers to the limestone running trail.
My program aims to help solve some of these problems but also to just raise awareness of the need to have a clearly marked home address.
1. Teaching gardening and a healthy lifestyle 2. Leading students to take action, creating gardens at their own homes 3. Creating an avenue for students to take pride in their own space
Better Basketball Courts, Stronger Communities: Striping lines, covering graffitti and making other minor basketball court improvements in City of Memphis basketball courts.
The Pinch Neighborhood is stepping out. Help us create a community space for neighbors to gather, have a picnic, or take a break on neighborhood stroll with their furry friends.
SML gives homeless women in North Memphis who have barriers to traditional employment the skills to create, design, market and sell their creative products thereby giving financial stability.
Improve recreational greenspace on Snowden's campus!
Create Family Resource Centers that have education prep materials for all ages and level of education. The Family Resource Centers will be located in 2-3 churches.
We want to highlight our "green" school with new solar lighting! Solar lights are a natural fit with our school's STEAM curriculum.
We are building a garden from the ground up with a focus on edible indigenous species.
We will transform a blighted lot by engaging the neighborhood, cut monetary costs and increase access to fresh produce for neighbors, and teach social responsibility to students through sustainability!
ACT UP is a free weekend-long ACT preparatory workshop open to 60 Shelby County high school students who couldn't otherwise afford ACT tutoring.
Help us pre-build the MMS Wolf River Harbor Boardwalk with design plans, permitting fees, site prep, and boardwalk footings. Full build coming this spring.
Help Leadership Memphis take 400 Shelby County School students on local and regional college and career tours to help launch their post-secondary plan(s).
$10,000 funds Operation Crosstown projects for a year!
Local artists, along with volunteer community members, will create a one-of-a kind mural on both walls of the underpass on Central Avenue.
Students will learn how to prepare healthy snacks and meals using organic fruits and vegetables grown in the school garden.