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Restoring a Historic Home Into an Arts-Driven Office in Hyattsville

by Community Forklift Team | Sep 26, 2024 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

Spend time in Hyattsville, MD, and it’s hard not to leave with a warm impression of the colorful, diverse, and welcoming community. It’s a town of artists, thinkers, and creators, and the Hyattsville Community Development Corp. exists to ensure that the vibrant nature...
Providing a home for youth in the juvenile justice system

Providing a home for youth in the juvenile justice system

by Community Forklift Team | Aug 29, 2024 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

Sasha Bruce Youthwork and AEC Cares Every young person needs a home. One Wednesday this summer, approximately 100 volunteers came together to renovate two historic townhouses that provide safety, support, and structure for youth who are facing adjudication in juvenile...
Creating a Space for the Hyattsville Community to Gather

Creating a Space for the Hyattsville Community to Gather

by Community Forklift Team | Jul 23, 2024 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

The idea of third spaces — places that are not home or work — is something that has become a part of the culture conversation in recent years. As people look for more connection, they’ve realized there are fewer of these spaces where they can gather with friends, have...
School Builds an Outdoor Classroom with Free Salvaged Materials

School Builds an Outdoor Classroom with Free Salvaged Materials

by Community Forklift Team | Jun 24, 2024 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

Located in Takoma Park, Maryland, Rolling Terrace Elementary School is a magnet school that had a big dream. They wanted to turn their inner courtyard into a thriving outdoor classroom where students could learn outside, in the fresh air, where their creativity could...
Emma’s Torch gives culinary trainees a new place to sharpen their skills

Emma’s Torch gives culinary trainees a new place to sharpen their skills

by Community Forklift Team | Apr 16, 2024 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

Nonprofit Emma’s Torch trains refugees for careers in the food industry. Imagine arriving in the United States as a refugee, asylee, or a survivor of human trafficking. There’s both hope and hardship. While there is the promise of safety and a new life, there...
Learn How Community Forklift Helped Bring a Gala Theatre Set to Life

Learn How Community Forklift Helped Bring a Gala Theatre Set to Life

by Community Forklift Team | Mar 29, 2024 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

Community Forklift provided the backdrop for exciting programming and shows from GALA Theatre, one of the most vibrant arts groups in the Washington, DC area. GALA (Grupo de Artistas LatinoAmericanos) Hispanic Theatre is a National Center for Latino Performing Arts...
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