Woodlawn United Joins Purpose Built Communities

Aug 11, 2010 No Comments by Charlotte

A non-profit organization has been created to foster community development in the Woodlawn neighborhood. Woodlawn United represents a collaboration of organizations committed to the area, including the Mike and Gillian Goodrich Foundation, Main Street Birmingham, Cornerstone School, Christ Health Center, The Dream Center, Woodlawn Community Association and the YWCA of Central Alabama. Purpose Built Communities, a nonprofit that assists various communities around the country in their revitalization efforts, announced yesterday that Woodlawn United has been selected to be a part of its Member Network. The full press release can be found at http://purposebuiltcommunities.org.

Update: Woodlawn United’s new website is live.

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I'm a wife, mama, friend, daughter and neighbor with a passion for community development, the arts and social justice. I spend a lot of my time caring for my family, having conversations, walking my dog and sitting on my front porch. I believe life is story. And I'm living proof that art, music and dance can help make everything better. I write about my neighborhood and my city at the35212.com, and I volunteer with Desert Island Supply Co., a creative writing nonprofit based in Woodlawn.
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