Ready to Get Involved in
Martinsville-Henry County?
We Need You!
We can’t do this work without YOU. Building a stronger, more vibrant Martinsville-Henry County takes all of us—your ideas, your experiences, and your voice.
Are you ready to get involved in Martinsville-Henry County and help guide what comes next?
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Attend a Community Event
Wondering, How do I get involved in my community? Start by joining the conversation! Community events and workshops are a chance to share ideas, hear from others, and help shape goals for community-led growth.
What Types of Events Can I Attend?
- Pop-Ups: Informal conversations and quick feedback activities held at local events and gathering places across MHC.
- Open House Workshops: Drop-in community workshops with interactive activities, idea boards, and opportunities to share your vision for MHC.
- Focus Groups: Small group conversations that explore community needs, ideas, and priorities in more depth.
- Town Halls: Larger community meetings where residents can hear updates, ask questions, and share feedback on the community visioning process.
Upcoming Community Events
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Stay Up to Date on Social Media
Follow The Harvest Foundation on social media for updates on upcoming events, community polls, comment prompts, engagement highlights, and ways to stay involved in the community visioning process.
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Have an Idea? Let Us Know Below.
Big or small—your ideas matter. If you see a community revitalization or rural development opportunity, have a concern, or want to share a vision for the future, we want to hear from you.
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Keep Up With the Latest News
Stay connected as the community visioning process moves forward. Get updates on events, progress, and opportunities to stay involved.
Why Your Voice Matters
This is a community-driven effort. Every perspective helps ensure the vision reflects the full Martinsville-Henry County community—across neighborhoods, backgrounds, and experiences.
Get involved in Martinsville-Henry County and be part of what comes next.
Your participation helps guide decisions, set priorities, and contribute to building strong communities for the next generation.