Three photo display kiosks located under the elevated line on Livonia showcase images from the public curated by local youth over an 11 month installation to display the best qualities of Brownsville.
From Sidewalk to Stage: Connecting residents to open space, healthy foods and music.
The Isabahlia Healthy Food Festival is a day dedicated to engaging Livonia Avenue and spreading the word about the importance about eating healthy to Brownsville residents.
The Block Party will highlight the emerging Non Profits, Community Organizations, and all of the startups that currently exist in Brownsville.
A Climate to Thrive's goal is energy independence by 2030. Read more at www.aclimatetothrive.org.
This project will fund the construction and installation of a solar hot air heating system for the Port City Makerspace facility, and train volunteers to do similar community solar installations in the future.
Raising funds to cover cost of compost for 21 raised garden for the community garden at Alvarez High School, Providence, RI
Construction of a Hydrangea Garden Community Plaza Park on a vacant lot in the historic commercial hub of Marlborough is a hands-on community engagement opportunity and a catalyst for restoring neighborhood vibrancy.
Help the Waterfront Alliance re-introduce New Yorkers to the water through our Neighborhood Docks program with activities like water quality testing, children’s art projects, live music, or themed boat rides.
21 years of bringing diverse groups together to celebrate life, family, love, and community.
The Farwell Community Association is composed of 3 block clubs that grow chemically free fruits and vegetables for our ccommity.
The Richmond Tool Library will lend free building and landscaping tools to provide residents with opportunities to be self-sufficient, to take agency over their neighborhoods, and to build a more sustainable Richmond, CA
YELL seeks to empower our youth through the principles of leadership, organization, and civic engagement. We believe that every child should be aware of their ability to engage issues that they are passionate about.
Help city kids discover the wilderness while learning teamwork & leadership.
A series of storytelling walks across the city of Detroit to support Detroiters telling the stories of their neighborhoods on their own terms during the first weekend in May.
We will create bike maintenace videos in our native languages and design a hands-on workshop for presentation at the Youth Bike Summit for native English speakers to experience learning a skill in a new language.
To show case socially conscious artists who have sown the seeds of peace, justice, and equality in our own backyards and employ youth leadership in generating meaningful engagement for the communtiy.
Summer at the Farm 2016 consists of the Wee Art School Series and an exhibition. We hope to present people with innovative opportunities to engage with the arts in a new context.
The Neighborhood History Project provides youth from South Memphis and Highland Heights the opportunity to spend their summer learning about and documenting thier neighborhoods' rich histories.
El Puente Cycling Club will lead the design and painting of a community mural. The mural, Bike the Change You Want to See, will depict the collective power of youth cyclists.
The Tacoma Tool Library is excited to launch a series of workshops and drop-in sessions this summer focused on everyday tool use and reduced consumption.
A parade that will allow children from all over town to participate for free, involve all members of the community and give out books to those who need them the most.
A collaborative effort between teens and community partners from East New York, Brooklyn to reactivate a neglected neighborhood lot into a beautiful garden on Warwick Street.
Together we can build a better economy, invest in liberation through cooperation.
The McLemore Rembert Block Club will start a tool lending library, organize a community clean up and host a neighborhood block party.
We would like for this water slide to foster community events where children could enjoy themselves in the summer or good weather months.
Neighborhood gardeners will till, amend and plant native species butterfly and bee attractors to continue to expand initial and now well-established Evergreen Rain Garden beds.
This project would create two new beds of flowers in the front of Central (THE) High School, replace schrubs along the base of the building.
Building a community garden at the Girls Inc. Youth Farm
By cultivating land and relationships, Advance Memphis and the Memphis Center for Food and Faith are transforming a corner in 38126 from a dangerous one to a beautiful one. Trashcans are the next step!
This summer the Carpenter Art Garden will collaborate with Binghampton residents to make a mosaic sculture garden.
Our goal is improve access to fresh fruits and vegetables for low-income residents living in our city. The community garden will become an active space for programs and activities for residents.
With Music In The Park Memphis we can bridge the gap of classism in our city. By having this gem we open the door for endless opportunities to build strong community leaders and well rounded youth. Music is the key.
Students from Douglass High, Second Baptist, and Streets Ministires will team up with Heights Community Development to address blight by boarding-up vacant homes and painting positive messages on the boards.
Our vision is to develop opportunites and raise awareness of the challenges in urban communities. We will be providing tools and educational materials to apprentices and schools in Sierra Leone.
It's time to take back our community. Our goal is to rebuild our streets and turn them back into the beautiful places they once were.
Our community desires to have a shared green space that brings people together. Treadwell has a rich history of basketball and this project will reignite that legacy and create a healthy park for families and neighbors.
The Green Triangles Project will "green" and beautify two traffic islands at University and Jackson streets in the Vollintine Evergreen neighborhood.
We will be conducting the groundwork to start a community garden. We will also make the neighboring park more people-friendly by adding grills and park benches.
We have partner with local churches, businesses, and neighbors to support the project by volunteering with cleanup, digging, supplies, and building the amphitheater.
KMAM is investing in an online catalogue system for our brand new school library opening in 2016.
To teach the children and their families in underserved communities the art of gardening as a way of promoting a healthier lifestyle.
The Greenline is coming, the greenline is coming! We would like to be a part of it and we need to be a part of it! North Memphis,TN needs a voice in this project since this project is making an impact in our neighborhood.
Overton Park Conservancy will implement safety surface improvements in the East Parkway Playground in Overton Park, providing our young park stakeholders with safe opportunities for play and recreation.
Teach children in an urban environment, the importance of pollinators and help increase the worldwide decreasing pollinator populations by building a pollinator garden on our school grounds.
Help us take steps to connect the Greenline to the Farmers Market at Agricenter International by raising funds to remove a gate and installed bollards so bicyclists can have an accessible path.
The CY Garden Club plans to create small garden pocket parks. These would be large planter boxes filled with a variety of hardy shrubs and flowers to enhance corners on Southern, Cooper, Young, and East Parkway.
