The Works, Inc., in partnership with ComCap Partners and a coalition of public and private partners, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of Peach Tree Senior Living, a new affordable housing community designed to serve low-income seniors across Memphis.

On Tuesday, April 14, The Works, Inc. hosted a Tennessee Urban Agriculture Sub-Committee meeting and on-farm workshop in Southeast Memphis, bringing together a diverse group of farmers, federal and state agriculture officials, community members, and researchers. Participants also joined virtually from across the state, reflecting the importance of urban agriculture as a critical component of Tennessee’s food systems. The morning session featured presentations from the USDA Na

Numbers alone can’t tell a community’s story, but they can help make that story stronger. In cities like Memphis, data is one of the most powerful tools for shaping neighborhood priorities, allocating resources, and measuring real impact. When used thoughtfully, data can amplify community voices. Listening through numbers Every successful revitalization effort starts with listening, and data is one of the ways we listen more carefully. Community surveys, environmental studies

Northside Square: A celebration of legacy, leadership, and what comes next

The Works Urban Farms hosted a special al fresco lunch to bring together our board members and staff for an afternoon of good food, good company, and a deeper look into the regenerative projects that fuel our mission.

Memphis Native Tree Works, Director Mike Larrivee and President and CEO of The Works Roshun Austin speak at Clean Memphis Summit

For generations, Northside High School stood as a cornerstone of the Klondike neighborhood in North Memphis. Beyond a school, it was a gathering place, point of pride, and reflection of a community’s strength. When the school closed in 2016, the loss was felt far beyond its walls.

In our cities, where concrete and asphalt dominate, trees stand as silent guardians – cooling the air, cleansing pollution, and grounding...

The Works and Giving Grove partner to grow food and resilience in Memphis neighborhoods

Excitedly, The Works officially launched our new Blood Pressure Station at The Grocer at South Memphis Farmers Market located at 1400...

Memphis Urban Wood, a project of The Works, is featured in Hardwood Matters Magazine, a national magazine and the official trade...

We are pleased to announce that, in partnership with our long-time friends at Wolf River Conservancy , we have successfully preserved...