In case you’re not familiar, the DC Central Kitchen (DCCK) is an incredible local non-profit that not just helps feed underserved communities and prevent food waste, but they also train young people and folks who may encounter barriers to employment for all kinds of reasons, such as disability, age, past criminal record, or lack of […]
Hey! Are you looking for a way to connect with neighbors in a significant way or, if you’re a high school parent, are you looking for volunteer hours for your kid(s) close to home? Then mark April 19 on the calendar, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read on more information from the organizers: This spring, […]
In case you didn’t know it, one of the things that makes Capitol Hill such a great neighborhood is its generosity. So this #GivingTuesday and for your year-end giving, consider donating locally and supporting our wonderful community as it supports us. We are supporting Capitol Hill Village on Instagram this year and we’d love if […]
Your help is needed to host international students. See more details below from reader Drury Tallant: The American Councils for International Education has numerous programs for young adults to study abroad. Unfortunately several programs were cancelled in 2021. For this year only, the American Leadership Experience (ALEX) program was developed to allow last year’s recipients […]
Reader and Capitol Hill resident Johanna Elsemore recently wrote in with an incredible story of iron-like endurance, cleverness and the help and support of friends and neighbors on and off the Hill. Elsemore’s husband, Courtney Tate, had been training hard for the IRONMAN Maryland race, which was supposed to take place on September 19. The […]