For over 27 years, The Enrichmond Foundation has supported
the City of Richmond Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities
through citizen involvement, education, and fundraising.
Enrichmond acts as an umbrella non-profit organization for over one hundred volunteer groups, special initiatives, and "Friends of" groups we call Partners. We help provide an increased level of accountability and transparency when and where private donations are made.
Enrichmond is responsible for managing and activating Richmond public spaces: 17th Street Market and its farmers market, a variety of festivals in Shockoe Bottom, Historic Evergreen Cemetery in the East End, and Kanawha Plaza in Downtown. Our TreeLab program is growing trees and beautification plants for use throughout the city.
Latest News
17th Street Market: Grand Opening and Beyond!
The 17th Street Market re-opened in November 2018 and we can’t wait to start seeing you at the Market every week starting in spring and summer 2019! A Grand Celebration The 17th Street Market celebrated its Grand Opening on Friday, November 30th, 2018. Mayor Levar Stoney commemorated the opening of this long-awaited project with a…
Celebration and Conservation at Historic Evergreen Cemetery: MLK Day 2019
Thank you to the over 300 volunteers who served at Historic Evergreen Cemetery yesterday in honor of Dr. King. Volunteer service is, and continues to be, invaluable to the process of restoring this sacred site. Special thanks to large volunteer groups who came out: VCU Honors College Students, Christchurch School, The Sigma Delta Zeta Chapter of…
TreeLab on YouTube
TreeLab has launched its own YouTube channel! On the TreeLab channel you’ll find educational videos about plant-related topics, like seed processing, planting techniques, and greenhouse care. If you’re interested in learning more about how plants work, or want to try something new in your garden, click “Subscribe”! The first video demonstrates how to process pawpaw…