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Nemours Children’s Health Advances Whole Child Health with Community Impact Loan to Kingswood Community Center
The eight-figure funding supports redevelopment of the center to create a modernized hub for health care, learning, and opportunity in Delaware
WRK GROUP CEO Logan Herring Named as Titan 100
Titan CEO and headline sponsor Wipfli LLP are pleased to announce Logan Herring, Senior, CEO of the WRK Group, as a 2024 Philadelphia Titan 100.
Community Engagement Shapes Future of Imani Commons Park Design
The Kingswood Community Center hosted a dynamic 90-minute event aimed at gathering community input for the future development of the Imani Commons park.
Community Power: Designing Imani Commons Park for All Ages and Interests
The Kingswood Community Center hosted a dynamic 90-minute event aimed at gathering community input for the future development of the Imani Commons park.
Watch The WRK Group’s 2023 Impact Video
Watch our 2023 Impact Report Video and see the progress The WRK Group has made in Wilmington this past year.
WATCH: Planting To Feed – WRK Group Partner Stories
Planting To Feed is a valued partner of The WRK Group who operate urban farms and help supply Riverside residents with nutritious food.
Support Our Holiday Coat & Toy Giveaway
Learn how you can help Riverside families get coats and toys this holiday season.
WATCH: WRK Group COO Kenyetta McCurdy-Byrd’s Story
Watch the story of The WRK Group’s COO Kenyetta McCurdy-Byrd on The WRK Group website.
Logan Herring, WRK Group Awarded National Institute of Building Sciences DEI Leadership Award
Logan Herring attended BUILDING INNOVATION 2023 in Washington, DC and accepted the National Institute of Building Sciences Diversity, Equity, Leadership Award on behalf of The WRK Group.
Photos: WRK Group, Walnut Street YMCA Compete In Staff Kickball Game
WRK Group Staff from The Warehouse, REACH Riverside and Kingswood Community Center competed with staff from the Walnut Street YMCA on Friday in a friendly kickball game. They were cheered on by teens and young adults in The Warehouse’s RISE program and in programming at the Walnut Street YMCA. The game ended in a tie.
