Reconnecting to Our Waterways Pogue’s Run Waterway
Reconnecting to Our Waterways is a collective impact initiative designed to reclaim the benefits of Indianapolis’ waterways, providing connections to these assets through art, science, and nature. Our firm was the Project Manager for the Pogue’s Run waterway committee, managing grants awarded through the Kresge Foundation. We wrote two separate grant applications for implementing art at “rest stop” locations and creating greenspace maintenance on vacant lots. The maintenance training program has involved more than 200 neighborhood, youth, and reentry program participants. These projects encouraged engagement of the waterway, implemented creative placemaking elements, leveraged existing investment, supported strategic connections, ensured wellbeing, and catalyzed further economic development investment.
Market Sector
Parks, Recreation & ConservationPrimary Service Lines
Municipal ConsultingRegion
IndianapolisAdditional Info
Project highlights:
- Our firm provided leadership at committee meetings, technical expertise, advice to advance committee goals, participation in community events and ROW workshops, grant writing, and reporting to ROW.
- Two grants written by our firm have been awarded a total of $143,510.
- The Greenspace Preservation Program provides training to neighborhood volunteers and reentry program participants to develop skills within the local workforce.
- By utilizing and improving the health of waterways, neighborhood strengthening and community building was achieved.
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