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Little Lights Cuts Ribbon on A Space to Shine
“So many individuals don’t have the space to shine,” said Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner John Adams (7B01) as he helped cut the ribbon on Little...
Congressional Cemetery Seeks Arboretum Status Volunteers
Washington, DC is unique in many ways – particularly when you think about the area’s historic cemeteries serving as a final resting place.
Capitol Hill...
March in the 2024 Capitol Hill July 4th Parade
The 22nd annual Capitol Hill Community Capitil Hill July 4th Parade is a local tradition that is considered one of Washington DC's best events....
Volunteer Capitol Hill is Back at Hill Center
Do you want to give back to your community, but are unsure where to start? Well, the Hill Center is bringing local nonprofits together...
Volunteer to Tutor or Mentor
On Sat., Nov. 18, The DC Tutoring & Mentoring Initiative (DCTMI) will host The Capitol Hill: Coming Together for Kids & Community at the...
Pitch In For Green Seed Garden’s Annual Work Day
The Green Seed Community Garden is getting ready for their annual "work day" on Saturday, April 15th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The community...
Nominations Open for 2022 Brickies
Join Councilmember Charles Allen (Ward 6-D) to celebrate the Ward 6 neighbors, organizations, groups, and businesses that go above and beyond to make Ward...
Gardening Partnership Helps Youth Bloom on Barracks Row
Jim Guckert is bending over a patch of dirt on the 700 block of Eighth St. SE. Two young men are kneeling close by,...
Extracurriculars Build Lifelong Passions
Elizabeth Nelson, long-time volunteer at Maury Elementary (1250 Constitution Ave. NE), recounts an incident from a trip she took with Maury's hiking club. In...
Lora Nunn Works to Improve the Anacostia Watershed
If there’s a clean river project going on near her home in Kingman Park, Lora Nunn probably knows something about it. On any given...
















