While the planning process is not well-known to most, members of the CLI became well-versed in what it entails. One such member, Rose...

Shani Gzifa went from collecting recycling after school in Environmental Club to meeting with the Department of Agriculture on soil...

Have you ever taken the opportunity to look deeper into our logo? The meaning behind it showcases GCHIC’s mission, values, and populace....

Greater Capitol Heights Improvement Corporation, in collaboration with The Capital Market, recently hosted a capstone presentation...

Greetings, GCHIC community! My name is Jamila Johnson, and I've just joined the GCHIC team as a communications specialist. I am excited...

Nearly 50 people gathered at Gethsemane United Methodist Church in Capitol Heights on Saturday, March 2, daring to envision what their...

Bradley Heard, founder and president of Greater Capitol Heights Improvement Cooperation, was recently appointed to the Plan Prince...

Greater Capitol Heights Improvement Corporation (“GCHIC”) has been quite busy in 2023, working to stimulate revitalization,...

FBI HQ’s Move to Greenbelt Unearths Untapped Potential of Blue Line Corridor

Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers and father figures who make a difference in the lives of Prince George’s County’s children! In the spirit of the season, we wanted to pass along some information about a free webinar sponsored by Quality Care for Children on June 29, 2023, at 12:00 noon : Uplifting Black Fatherhood: The Impact of Black Male Involvement in Children From Birth to Five. An expert group of panelists will discuss how father and male caregiver involvement l

Prince George's needs a new shelter for unhoused men, but it doesn't need to be on Addison Road South.

Greater Capitol Heights Improvement Corporation is pleased to announce that the office of Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks has awarded GCHIC a grant of $25,000 to support its work in the Capitol Heights-Addison Road Metro (“CHARM”) regional activity center gateway. This grant was part of $2.5 million in county funds awarded to 77 local nonprofits for FY23 through the County Executive’s Community Partnership Grant program. The CHARM Center gateway comprises