The innovative new venue is located at 3230 MacDonald Ave. at the Richmond Department of Human Services, which was previously the Richmond Recreation Department. It will allow residents to check out a variety of work tools just as they would a book at the library, and includes everything from table saws and power drills to crow bars and tool belts.

The project was spurred by Kiana Ward and Guadalupe Morales, who help oversee Richmond’s AmeriCorps VISTA Love Your Block mini-grant program. A crowdfunding effort brought in almost $13,000, and additional help came in the form of donated tools from local residents and well-known hardware stores such as OSH and Home Depot.

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The innovative new venue is located at 3230 MacDonald Ave. at the Richmond Department of Human Services, which was previously the Richmond Recreation Department. It will allow residents to check out a variety of work tools just as they would a book at the library, and includes everything from table saws and power drills to crow bars and tool belts.

The project was spurred by Kiana Ward and Guadalupe Morales, who help oversee Richmond’s AmeriCorps VISTA Love Your Block mini-grant program. A crowdfunding effort brought in almost $13,000, and additional help came in the form of donated tools from local residents and well-known hardware stores such as OSH and Home Depot.

The innovative new venue is located at 3230 MacDonald Ave. at the Richmond Department of Human Services, which was previously the Richmond Recreation Department. It will allow residents to check out a variety of work tools just as they would a book at the library, and includes everything from table saws and power drills to crow bars and tool belts.

The project was spurred by Kiana Ward and Guadalupe Morales, who help oversee Richmond’s AmeriCorps VISTA Love Your Block mini-grant program. A crowdfunding effort brought in almost $13,000, and additional help came in the form of donated tools from local residents and well-known hardware stores such as OSH and Home Depot.

The innovative new venue is located at 3230 MacDonald Ave. at the Richmond Department of Human Services, which was previously the Richmond Recreation Department. It will allow residents to check out a variety of work tools just as they would a book at the library, and includes everything from table saws and power drills to crow bars and tool belts.

The project was spurred by Kiana Ward and Guadalupe Morales, who help oversee Richmond’s AmeriCorps VISTA Love Your Block mini-grant program. A crowdfunding effort brought in almost $13,000, and additional help came in the form of donated tools from local residents and well-known hardware stores such as OSH and Home Depot.

The innovative new venue is located at 3230 MacDonald Ave. at the Richmond Department of Human Services, which was previously the Richmond Recreation Department. It will allow residents to check out a variety of work tools just as they would a book at the library, and includes everything from table saws and power drills to crow bars and tool belts.

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The innovative new venue is located at 3230 MacDonald Ave. at the Richmond Department of Human Services, which was previously the Richmond Recreation Department. It will allow residents to check out a variety of work tools just as they would a book at the library, and includes everything from table saws and power drills to crow bars and tool belts.

The project was spurred by Kiana Ward and Guadalupe Morales, who help oversee Richmond’s AmeriCorps VISTA Love Your Block mini-grant program. A crowdfunding effort brought in almost $13,000, and additional help came in the form of donated tools from local residents and well-known hardware stores such as OSH and Home Depot.