Groundwork USA is a non-profit organization that works on behalf of a national network of Groundwork trusts. Groundwork trusts are non-profits established across the United States in places that have experienced decades of decline in their physical and social environments. Our mission is to foster and awaken the potential of these neighborhoods by working with communities to improve their physical environment. In doing so, we hope to help neighborhoods gain a renewed sense of place, opportunity, and pride.
What's New
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Groundwork USA Looking for National Services Director in Yonkers, NY
Groundwork USA is seeking a dynamic individual to be its first National Services Director. Must be a highly organized, detail oriented entrepreneur with strong administrative, writing, communication, and finance/budgeting skills. Successful candidate will have a demonstrated ability to adhere strictly to deadlines while managing multiple projects and have experience in business management and/or organizational development. [...] Click Here
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GWUSA at The White House Urban Waters Partnership Forum
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Groundwork Richmond Looking For Executive Director
The Groundwork Richmond (GWR) Trust in Richmond, CA is an exciting new non-profit organization dedicated to improving Richmond’s outdoor environment through community improvement projects. GWR’s initial work will be to help fully develop the Richmond Greenway – a former rail line becoming a walking and biking trail – into a shining asset for Richmond. Based [...] Click Here
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Download the 2009 Groundwork USA Performance Measures!
The Performance Measures report lists all of the great work that Groundwork trusts throughout the country have completed this year. Click Here
Featured Project:
Climate Challenge

While there are many efforts to push for local and national policy changes to address climate change, there is a lack of community-based action to address this problem. If the temperature rises as predicted, it will be the community that suffers from the general environmental degradation, food shortages and resulting increased cost-of-living, and economic decline. [...] Click Here



