The following is a sponsored post by Casey Trees, a DC-based non-profit that is committed to restoring and enhancing the urban tree canopy. Thanks to them, the District trees –and us– are much healthier. Thank you to Casey Trees for supporting The Hill is Home. In the summer of 2015, Gallaudet University’s campus lost twelve […]
THIH reader Ruthcarol Touhey recently shared the following with us: Beasties Annual Holiday Shelter Collection Drive! Clearing out closets? Making space for new pet gear? Help keep a DC shelter pet warm this season by donating used towels, light blankets and pet supplies (no opened food, please) to the Washington Humane Alliance’s New York Avenue […]
One of the things that makes DC great is the large communities of people from different regions who love and support their home state as well as DC. Neighbor and reader Sarah Hubbart, along with her husband, Ben, is from one of the areas of California most devastated by the Camp Fire. Sarah and Ben are […]
When the temperature drops below freezing, vulnerable populations –such as people who live on the streets– are at high risk of dying of hypothermia. Hypothermia happens when your body loses heat much faster than it can produce it, making your body temperature dip well below the average of 98.6 degrees. Hypothermia causes clumsiness, confusion and […]
The folks at Changing Perceptions, a non-profit that helps returning citizens find full- and part-time employment, have partnered up with the District’s RiverSmart homes program and would like to help homeowners get a free audit so they can enjoy the benefits of rain barrels, bayscaping, permeable pavers and shade trees for a healthier river. Click […]