Project Community, Inc.

Mr. Thomas BC Rogers
Email: tbcrogers@projectcommunity.org
 PO BOX 25212
Richmond Virginia 23260 
Office: 804-393-4254
Fax: 804-393-5211

Project Community, Inc.

Who We Are!

Virginia is blessed with a long tradition and honorable commitment to assisting individuals, families, and communities who have not fully shared in the nation’s prosperity. However, despite efforts by the Federal government to battle social distress, too many of our neighbors still suffer from poverty and despair. In every corner of Virginia, people of all ages and walks of life are calling out for help.

Aiming to assist these people and others in need, Project Community, as a community-based organization, is made up of components designed to bring an alliance of entities together as one. Through a holistic approach Project Community will provide a host of programs and services that will transform lives with compassion, commitment, and dedication as a Virginia unsung hero.

MEG

MEG is a three thematic initiative, which serves as a systematic effort between religious, educational, and governmental entities, to provide outreach programs and services to the community. Through the conjunction of entities, MEG enables Project Community to form a strategic collaborative approach by providing continuous, integrated, and advanced programs and services. The components that make up this three thematic initiative are listed as follows:

(M) E G – Ministry

§ Religious Studies

§ Workshops on the auxiliaries in the church and how individuals and families can take part

§ Invitations for individuals to attend and become part of the many programs and services

§ Methods to provide volunteering opportunities within the ministry

M (E) G – Education

§ GED programs

§ A community technology lab

§ After-school and recreational activities

§ School district partnerships

§ Scholarships

§ Tutorial and Mentoring initiatives

§ College preparatory programs

M E (G) – Government

§ Alcohol, Drug, and Violence prevention programs

§ Local district community and action group partnerships

§ Health programs and services provided through supporting hospitals

§ Senior Citizen outreach programs

§ Family Services

§ Workforce Training

§ Housing and Community Development Initiatives

§ Safe haven programs for abused and run away youth

These are the components in that make up the three thematic initiative coined as MEG.

Community Alliance

The Community Alliance serves as a headstr8ong coalition, seeking every venue to ensure the vision and goals of communities are met. It also serves as a continuing task force, advocating community advancement through the development of new programs and services.

Members of the Community Alliance:

§ Share ideas

§ Sponsor community initiatives

§ Promote community service

§ Create partnerships with a variety of entities in order to see a change take place

Seek out and educate residents on the programs and services being offered.