For Good / Non Profit : Development News

The Heurich House Museum has opened an arts and humanities center in the historic carriage house, where artists, nonprofits and artisans can work.

The 25-year-old nonprofit aims to bring its residents together with neighbors in a new garden it's building.

An alley between Dance Place and Brookland Artspace Lofts will become an arts park.

The "Weinberg Commons" is a retrofit of three blighted buildings in Ward 7. When they're restored, they'll serve as housing for 36 formerly homeless or low-income families who'll pay almost nothing for utilities.

The nonprofit community bike shop will offer something for everyone who enjoys pedaling.

The polar vortex has slowed down construction but the 42,000-square-foot, $15-million center should be ready in about a year's time.

Dance Place is moving back to the fully renovated Edgewood space in late May.

SCRAP DC will double its retail space in its new location, expand its hours, and offer subleased studios to artists.

The cultural institution is embarking on a $5 million renovation that will improve the facilities and add 3,500 square feet of space.

D.C. public charter school Mary McLeod Bethune Day Academy staff, students and community volunteers will build a new KaBOOM! playground on May 15 on school grounds.

The first thrift store has been so successful, the nonprofit says, that a second location will open this spring.