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“To clean up a river, somebody has to get dirty!”

“To clean up a river, somebody has to get dirty!”

by Susana Salazar | Feb 22, 2021 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

Patuxent Riverkeeper Fred Tutman Located on a rural site in Upper Marlboro, MD, there is a Visitor’s Center operated by the Patuxent Riverkeeper. Along with offering maps and sundries for visitors, the Visitor’s Center is home to the river caretakers who provide...
For the Love of Play!

For the Love of Play!

by Susana Salazar | Feb 8, 2021 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

The value of play in our lives has been even more apparent during this difficult and often isolating pandemic. This past summer, Community Forklift donated cans of spray paint to Let’s Play America (LPA), a local nonprofit in Takoma Park that facilitates and promotes...
Lifting US: Veteran Art Show opens today at Community Forklift!

Lifting US: Veteran Art Show opens today at Community Forklift!

by Scott Buga | Nov 11, 2020 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs, Events, Events at Community Forklift

Exhibition runs from November 11 to January 4 On this day honoring our nation’s veterans, we are so happy to announce the opening of Lifting US, an exhibition at Community Forklift featuring works of art created by military veterans and family members. Running...
New Takoma Park Little Free Libraries feature artwork honoring five influential women

New Takoma Park Little Free Libraries feature artwork honoring five influential women

by Susana Salazar | Oct 23, 2020 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

Black author and civil rights activist Maya AngelouEthiopian educator and legislator Senedu GebruPeruvian-American children’s book author Juana Martinez-NealGuatemalan human rights activist Rigoberta MenchúEnglish lesbian author Virginia Woolf October 23, 2020 Need a...
Supporting veterans through art

Supporting veterans through art

by Scott Buga | Oct 2, 2020 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs

Navy Veteran and Uniting US artist Kelly McPhee creates art using salvaged materials from Community Forklift. October 2, 2020 Nonprofit organization Uniting US provides therapeutic art wellness activities to help veterans work through PTSD and other psychological...
Help stock a local food pantry

Help stock a local food pantry

by Scott Buga | Jul 10, 2020 | Community Building Blocks, Community Giving Programs, News

July 10, 2020 In July of 2018, Girl Scout Troop 6899 used a grant from Community Forklift’s Community Building Blocks program to create a food pantry near the entrance to the St. Jerome Catholic Church parking lot at 5205 43rd Ave. in Hyattsville, MD. The grand...
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