WASHINGTON, DC • EST. 2019

Two Neighborhoods, One Collective
Main Street

We're the nonprofit behind Glover Park Main Street and Woodley Park Main Street—investing in the small businesses, public spaces, and people who make D.C. neighborhoods feel like home.

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About Local City Collective

We believe a city is only as strong as the blocks people walk every day. Local City Collective channels resources, residents, and small business owners into the work of making Glover Park and Woodley Park the kind of places people stay for.

FOUNDED

2019

MAIN ST PROGRAMS

2

DESIGNATION

DSLBD-Recognized

TAX STATUS

501(c)(3)

NEIGHBORHOODS SERVED

Glover Park + Woodley Park

STAFF + BOARD

15 Local Team Members

Explore Our
Neighborhoods

Each Main Street program is led by its own neighborhood—shaped by the people who live, shop, and work there. Pick a block to dig in.

Glover Park Main Street storefronts
Glover Park Main Street storefronts
WISCONSIN AVE, NW,
ABOVE GEORGETOWN

GLOVER PARK

A walkable corridor of independent restaurants, neighborhood services, and the legendary Glover Park Day. Tucked between Georgetown and the National Cathedral.

98 STOREFRONTS
6 ANNUAL EVENTS
SIGNATURE PROGRAMS WHAT WE DO
Microgrants Technical Assistance Streetscape & Facade Revitalization Marketing & Social Media Help Regulatory Navigation City Liaison & Advocacy Promotions, Events & Visibility
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Woodley Park Main Street storefronts
Woodley Park Main Street storefronts
CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW,
JUST ABOVE DUPONT CIRCLE

WOODLEY PARK

A leafy, walkable neighborhood populated with family-friendly destination restaurants, cafes, and known for the Smithsonian National Zoo.

58 STOREFRONTS
SIGNATURE PROGRAMS WHAT WE DO
Marketing & Social Media Help Streetscape & Facade Revitalization Regulatory Navigation and More
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Amplifying Local Neighborhoods Through
On the Ground, Daily Support

Impact, the Way Neighbors Count It

156

LOCAL BUSINESSES SUPPORTED

across both corridors

$1.4M

INVESTED IN STOREFRONTS

facade grants, signage, lighting

30

PUBLIC EVENTS HOSTED IN 2025

total of 105 since 2019

750

VOLUNTEER HOURS LOGGED

by neighbors, for their neighborhoods


Show Up For Your Block

FOR NEIGHBORS

DONATE

Tax-deductible gifts go directly to grants, events, and public space improvements on the corridor.

FOR RESIDENTS

VOLUNTEER

Plant a planter, paint a mural, run a kid station at Glover Park Day. Two hours, twenty-every shift counts.

FOR SUPPORTERS

PARTNER

Foundations, civic partners, and brands keep the corridor humming. Sponsorship tiers from $1k to $50k.