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GOODProjects
Building Stronger Families. Strengthening Community. 10 Years of GOOD.
About GOODProjects
GOODProjects is a community-based organization serving families and youth in Southwest Washington, DC. For a decade, we have worked at the intersection of family stability, youth development, and community engagement, delivering trauma-informed programming, leadership development initiatives, and place-based community activations. From after-school enrichment and Family Success Planning to cultural events and healing-centered spaces, our work is designed to expand access, strengthen households, and build long-term community resilience. We believe strong families build strong communities, and we are committed to continuing that work for the next generation.
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Presence & Recognition
GOODProjects is hosting the City Kickball Classic in Washington, DC on Saturday, September 12, 2026, featuring nine teams competing for a $1,000 Championship Giveback charity.
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Presence & Recognition
GOODProjects announced the 10th Anniversary City Kickball Classic will take place on Saturday, September 12, 2026 at Nationals Youth Baseball Academy in Washington, DC.
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Presence & Recognition
GOODProjects City Kickball Classic is scheduled for Saturday, September 12 at Nationals Youth Baseball Academy in Washington, DC 20019, featuring school supplies to help students begin the year.
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Presence & Recognition
GOODProjects hosted a Back to School Community Day in Southwest DC with 1,000 kids starting school ready.
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Presence & Recognition
GOODProjects hosted the GOODProjects City Kickball Classic on Saturday, September 12, featuring nine teams competing for one championship and the winning team choosing a charity for the $1,000 Championship Giveback.
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Presence & Recognition
GOODProjects hosted the Back to School Community Day on August 15, featuring families, young people, volunteers, and neighbors.
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