Community Outreach

Community Impact:

Building Stronger Futures Together

At TRP Realty, real estate isn’t just about properties—it’s about people. We believe thriving communities start with opportunity, access, and empowerment. That’s why we proudly partner with Let’s Get Lit and US-HART, aligning our values with initiatives that transform lives.

Community Impact:

Building Stronger Futures Together

At TRP Realty, real estate isn’t just about properties—it’s about people. We believe thriving communities start with opportunity, access, and empowerment. That’s why we proudly partner with Let’s Get Lit and US-HART, aligning our values with initiatives that transform lives.

Empowering Ownership: Partnering with Let’s Get Lit

Let’s Get Lit isn’t just a movement—it’s a national catalyst for turning underserved college students into confident owners, leaders, and changemakers. Through four pillars of literacy, they equip students to break cycles of inequity and build legacies of impact:

www.LetsGetLit.Org

Financial & Entre/Intrapreneurial Literacy: Workshops on budgeting, investing, and launching small businesses.

Emotional & Civic Empowerment: Programs fostering self-advocacy, leadership, and community engagement.

Innovation Labs: Hands-on training in tech, creative arts, and sustainable practices for underserved youth.

“Let’s Get Lit turns potential into progress. Their work aligns with our belief that real estate should uplift entire communities.” – Teddi Payton, TRP Realty

TRP’s Commitment: Sponsoring annual innovation grants for local entrepreneurs and hosting financial literacy bootcamps.

Get Involved: Mentor a future leader, donate to tech labs, or join our entrepreneurship panel.

Donate to make a DifferenceLet's Get Lit, Inc.

Empowering Ownership: Partnering with Let’s Get Lit

Let’s Get Lit isn’t just a movement—it’s a national catalyst for turning underserved college students into confident owners, leaders, and change makers. Through four pillars of literacy, they equip students to break cycles of inequity and build legacies of impact:

www.LetsGetLit.Org

Financial & Entre/Intrapreneurial Literacy: Workshops on budgeting, investing, and launching small businesses.

Emotional & Civic Empowerment: Programs fostering self-advocacy, leadership, and community engagement.

Innovation Labs: Hands-on training in tech, creative arts, and sustainable practices for underserved youth.

“Let’s Get Lit turns potential into progress. Their work aligns with our belief that real estate should uplift entire communities.” – Teddi Payton, TRP Realty

TRP’s Commitment: Sponsoring annual innovation grants for local entrepreneurs and hosting financial literacy bootcamps.

Get Involved: Mentor a future leader, donate to tech labs, or join our entrepreneurship panel.

Donate to make a DifferenceLet's Get Lit, Inc.

Building Safe, Restorative Communities: Partnering with East of the River Clergy Police Community Partnership (ERCPCP)

The East of the River Clergy Police Community Partnership (ERCPCP) was founded in 2000 to bring clergy, law enforcement, and community members together to address youth violence and build stronger, safer neighborhoods in Washington, DC.

ERCPCP connects families, youth, and returning citizens with programs that focus on public safety, mentorship, trauma recovery, and community wellness. Through initiatives like Credible Messenger mentoring, trauma response workshops, and the First Street Village housing project, ERCPCP promotes healing and stability in Wards 7 and 8.

www.ercpcp.org

Faith, Justice, and Community: Their Mission in Action

Bridging Community & Public Safety: ERCPCP facilitates restorative dialogues, youth mentorship, and re‑entry initiatives through programs like Credible Messenger partnerships and school‑based interventions.

Stability Through Housing & Empowerment: Their First Street Village initiative transforms an entire city block into a supportive hub offering stable housing, family services, and campus‑based community revitalization.

Learn MoreERCPCP

Building Safe, Restorative Communities: Partnering with East of the River Clergy Police Community Partnership (ERCPCP)

The East of the River Clergy Police Community Partnership (ERCPCP) was founded in 2000 to bring clergy, law enforcement, and community members together to address youth violence and build stronger, safer neighborhoods in Washington, DC.

ERCPCP connects families, youth, and returning citizens with programs that focus on public safety, mentorship, trauma recovery, and community wellness. Through initiatives like Credible Messenger mentoring, trauma response workshops, and the First Street Village housing project, ERCPCP promotes healing and stability in Wards 7 and 8.

www.ercpcp.org

Faith, Justice, and Community: Their Mission in Action

Bridging Community & Public Safety: ERCPCP facilitates restorative dialogues, youth mentorship, and re‑entry initiatives through programs like Credible Messenger partnerships and school‑based interventions.

Stability Through Housing & Empowerment: Their First Street Village initiative transforms an entire city block into a supportive hub offering stable housing, family services, and campus‑based community revitalization.

Learn MoreERCPCP

Mailing Address

10001 Derekwood Ln. Ste. 204

Lanham, MD 20706

Phone

(240) 887-1908

Email

Community Outreach

Community Outreach

Community Impact:

Building Stronger Futures Together

At TRP Realty, real estate isn’t just about properties—it’s about people. We believe thriving communities start with opportunity, access, and empowerment. That’s why we proudly partner with Let’s Get Lit and US-HART, aligning our values with initiatives that transform lives.

Community Impact:

Building Stronger Futures Together

At TRP Realty, real estate isn’t just about properties—it’s about people. We believe thriving communities start with opportunity, access, and empowerment. That’s why we proudly partner with Let’s Get Lit and US-HART, aligning our values with initiatives that transform lives.

Empowering Ownership: Partnering with Let’s Get Lit

Let’s Get Lit isn’t just a movement—it’s a national catalyst for turning underserved college students into confident owners, leaders, and changemakers. Through four pillars of literacy, they equip students to break cycles of inequity and build legacies of impact:

Financial & Entre/Intrapreneurial Literacy: Workshops on budgeting, investing, and launching small businesses.

Emotional & Civic Empowerment: Programs fostering self-advocacy, leadership, and community engagement.

Innovation Labs: Hands-on training in tech, creative arts, and sustainable practices for underserved youth.

Empowering Ownership: Partnering with Let’s Get Lit

Let’s Get Lit isn’t just a movement—it’s a national catalyst for turning underserved college students into confident owners, leaders, and change makers. Through four pillars of literacy, they equip students to break cycles of inequity and build legacies of impact:

Financial & Entre/Intrapreneurial Literacy: Workshops on budgeting, investing, and launching small businesses.

Emotional & Civic Empowerment: Programs fostering self-advocacy, leadership, and community engagement.

Innovation Labs: Hands-on training in tech, creative arts, and sustainable practices for underserved youth.

Building Safe, Restorative Communities: Partnering with East of the River Clergy Police Community Partnership (ERCPCP)

The East of the River Clergy Police Community Partnership (ERCPCP) was founded in 2000 to bring clergy, law enforcement, and community members together to address youth violence and build stronger, safer neighborhoods in Washington, DC.

Faith, Justice, and Community: Their Mission in Action

Bridging Community & Public Safety: ERCPCP facilitates restorative dialogues, youth mentorship, and re‑entry initiatives through programs like Credible Messenger partnerships and school‑based interventions.

Stability Through Housing & Empowerment: Their First Street Village initiative transforms an entire city block into a supportive hub offering stable housing, family services, and campus‑based community revitalization.

Building Safe, Restorative Communities: Partnering with East of the River Clergy Police Community Partnership (ERCPCP)

The East of the River Clergy Police Community Partnership (ERCPCP) was founded in 2000 to bring clergy, law enforcement, and community members together to address youth violence and build stronger, safer neighborhoods in Washington, DC.

Faith, Justice, and Community: Their Mission in Action

Bridging Community & Public Safety: ERCPCP facilitates restorative dialogues, youth mentorship, and re‑entry initiatives through programs like Credible Messenger partnerships and school‑based interventions.

Stability Through Housing & Empowerment: Their First Street Village initiative transforms an entire city block into a supportive hub offering stable housing, family services, and campus‑based community revitalization.

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