Become a Member/Make a Donation

The LRCA relies on the efforts of volunteers. Consider becoming an active member by making a membership donation and joining a committee to help support the operation of the LRCA. Your membership and additional monetary donations support scholarships for neighborhood students and neighborhood events.

Membership in the LRCA is open to anyone over 18 years old residing within the boundaries of the LRCA.

Corporate membership is open to any active business, religious entity, non-profit, or other organization within the boundaries of the LRCA.

Easily and securely pay your membership online by clicking the appropriate button below. Major credit cards acccepted. Please check the box to provide your address when you make payment.

Membership payments support a portion of LRCA's activities. To make an additional contribution to support the LRCA, please click the donation button below. The LRCA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Donations are deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Donate to LRCA

501(c)(3) public charity

If you wish to pay by check, print out the Membership Form and submit the form along with payment at an LRCA General Body meeting or mail the form with payment to: Lamond-Riggs Citizens Association, PO Box 60272, Washington, D.C. 20039.

The LRCA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Your membership payment is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

LRCA's boundaries

North: Underwood Place NE/NW

South: Galloway Street NE

East: Eastern Avenue NE

West: Metro tracks

Join a Committee

The LRCA is always looking for volunteers. Consider joining one or more committees.

Youth Development/Recreation – Further the development and maintenance of the recreational facilities, after school programs, youth leagues, etc. [Contact Barbara Rogers - [email protected]/(202) 904-1027 or LaRoya Huff - [email protected]/(202) 704-2427]

Education – Promote and improve the education facilities in the area, including schools, libraries, etc. [Contact Linda Hodges]

Environmental - Promote neighborhood clean-ups, tree plantings, and use of city sustainability programs [Contacts Lauren Boyd - [email protected]; Olga Naidenko - [email protected]]

City Services/Public Safety - Work to promote maintenance and improvement of city services as well as a crime-free community in partnership with public safety officials, residents, schools, recreation centers, business, and religious institutions [Contact Barbara Rogers - [email protected]/(202) 904-1027 or Olga Naidenko - [email protected]]

Membership – Solicit & collect member dues, maintain list of paid members, and plan activities to generate interest & membership in the Association

Senior: Further development, knowledge, and use of services targeted for seniors [Contact LaRoya Huff - [email protected]l.com/(202) 704-2427]

Newsletter – Provide a quality newsletter & help distribute the newsletter [Contact Uchenna Evans - [email protected]]
Communication – Responsible for engagement and outreach to residents through social media, creation/maintenance of LRCA website, and other forms of communication [Contact Uchenna Evans - [email protected]]
Scholarship: [Contact Iyanna Holmes Ndomale - [email protected]]
LRCA Development Task Force – Review development projects and work with residents, elected officials, and developers to ensure projects consider issues such as density, traffic, public safety, affordability, and local job growth [Contact Gwen Cofield - [email protected]]