Monthly Archives: September 2017

We worked about 3 hours at East End this morning. We had 9 7th grade students and 1 teacher from The Steward School. They worked clearing tall weeds and brush that grew up this summer. They also found 1 grave … Continue reading →

We worked at East End this morning for about 4 hours. We had 27 volunteers from Roth Jackson, VCU, community members and core volunteers. We got several plots cleared and found several grave markers including the grave marker for a … Continue reading →

We worked at East End for 2+ hours this afternoon in 90 degree heat. We had 9 volunteers from Stantec. We cleared several plots and found several grave markers.

We worked at East End for 2+ hours this morning. We had 18 volunteers from Stantec. They worked at clearing summer growth off of various plots. After wrapping up work, we took a walking tour to Maggie Walker’s grave. More … Continue reading →

We worked at East End for about 3 hours this morning. We had 11 volunteers – 1 from VCU sociology, 8 from UR Alpha Phi Omega and 2 core group volunteers. We cleared weeds and brush and cut up a … Continue reading →

We worked at East End this afternoon for about 3 hours. We had 32 volunteers from VHB Engineering, VCU sociology class, various UR classes and 1 community member. We did clearing of weeds, cleared new areas, whacked weeds and found … Continue reading →

Worked out at East End for about 4 hours this morning. We had 7 volunteers from the Wounded Warrior Project. We worked at cleaning up the brush along the entrance road to get it looking better. We also cut down … Continue reading →

We worked out at East End for about 4 hours this afternoon. We had 19 volunteers, most of whom were from Trinity UMC. We also had a UR student and some core volunteers. We got a lot of the tall … Continue reading →

We had a great day at East End this morning. We had about 120 volunteers from VCU ASPiRE and sociology, University of Richmond and Trinity UMC. We also had quite a few community members and several core group volunteers. The … Continue reading →