11th Street Bridge Park – Building Bridges Across the River

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Big philanthropists flock to D.C.’s Bridge Park

Over the next three years, the financial giant agreed to donate $10 million in Wards 7 and 8 of the District, including $5 million to preserve affordable housing for low-income residents as part of a proposal established by the Southeast D.C. nonprofit organization planning the park, Building Bridges Across the River.

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D.C. BRIDGE PARK GETS A HEAD START ON EQUITABLE DEVELOPMENT

From the outset Kratz envisioned the bridge as a way to bridge the divide between the neighborhoods of the Navy Yard and Capitol Hill on the west side and the neighborhoods of Anacostia and Congress Heights on the east side. - Next City

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WASHINGTON, D.C., IS TAKING A GAMBLE TO ADJUST TO CHANGE

Building a bridge is ordinarily considered a good thing, a reach across a divide to connect two sides. But in Washington, D.C., one new bridge has received a particularly keen focus on ensuring that everyone in the community can benefit from the opportunity the bridge is expected to bring with it. - Ozy

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