In a heartwarming display of community spirit, 10 volunteers from the United Way of Central Maryland and Neighbors United gathered at Fall River Terrace in Columbia, Md., for a day of landscaping, seasonal planting and neighborhood beautification. Volunteers were met with support and warm appreciation from residents.
The Neighbors United initiative is led by Andy Masters, who brings valuable experience from a brief tenure with ECP. The Neighbors United initiative is currently focused on rejuvenating communities in Columbia, Mondawmin and Aberdeen. The initiative is in year one of a three-year community organizing effort. “We are looking forward to more engagement and impactful work together in Columbia as well as at Metro Heights and Highland Commons,” said Dan Atzmon, senior manager for resident experience.
The resident services team is already looking ahead to chart a course for future collaborations. The event at Fall River Terrace exemplifies the power of community engagement and underscores the importance of partnerships in fostering vibrant and resilient communities. As momentum builds, residents and volunteers alike look forward to the positive transformations that lie ahead. Interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities with Enterprise? Visit us online at enterpriseresidential.org/getinvolved for details.
GKM Roofing:
This is such an inspiring example of how community collaboration can create lasting positive change! It’s wonderful to see the Neighbors United initiative and United Way coming together to make a real difference at Fall River Terrace. I love how this event not only focused on beautification but also introduced residents to valuable programs like Family Stability and rental assistance. It really highlights the importance of working together to build stronger, more resilient communities. Looking forward to seeing the continued impact of these efforts in the coming years!