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The Well Collective, located in the heart of Shockoe Bottom, is a space for conscious, community that offers intergenerational wellness, equitable healing modalities, educational workshops and an apothecary for our individual and collective well-being

03/09/2026

7 Days. 7 Facilitators. One Grounded Beginning.
March 15–21 | Daily | 7:00–7:30 AM | Zoom

This season’s 7-Day Virtual Contemplative Practice Series explores one guiding question: What is ground?

Each morning, a different facilitator invites us into contemplation, embodiment, creativity, and ancestral perspective.

Day 1 – Ellie Burke: Opening: What Is Ground?
Day 2 – Charisse Minerva: Earth Contact
Day 3 – Cynthia Henebry: Home Ground
Day 4 – Faith Hunter: Body as Ground
Day 5 – Michelle Cassandra Johnson: Equinox Balance
Day 6 – Lindsay Fauntleroy: Ancestral Ground
Day 7 – Cheryl Groce-Wright: Closing: Rooted Forward

Together, we begin each day with intention, awareness, and steady presence. Together we focus on stregnthening our capacity to move forward with clarity.

Register at thewellcollective.space

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03/08/2026

For more than a century, International Women’s Day has honored the courage, leadership, and contributions of women across generations. This year marks 115 years of global action toward gender equality.

The 2026 theme, Give to Gain, reminds us of something powerful.
When we give, we strengthen the world around us.
🤲 Giving knowledge.
🤲 Giving mentorship.
🤲 Giving resources.
🤲 Giving visibility.
🤲 Giving time.
Every act of generosity expands opportunity and opens pathways for women to lead, create, and shape the future.

Women are educators, artists, leaders, and culture keepers who are strengthening humanity through learning, connection, and shared purpose.
When women thrive, society moves forward.

Today The Well Collective honors the women who came before us, the women leading today, and the generations still rising.

What will you give to help advance gender equality?

03/07/2026

In Collective Contemplation:
What does it mean to show up for one another?
What is one small way I can show up for someone in my life this week that strengthens the space between us?

View the voices from the "The Space Between Us" Exhibit Collective Archive.

You are invited to share in the comments.

03/05/2026

“The crown has already been paid for. Put it on your head.”
- Maya Angelou

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03/04/2026

Maggie Lena Walker believed economic dignity was foundational to human dignity.

Born in Richmond in 1864 to a formerly enslaved mother, Walker became the first Black woman in the United States to charter and serve as president of a bank. Through the St. Luke Penny Savings Bank, she created pathways for Black families to build financial stability during an era of racial exclusion.

Her leadership was steady. Visionary. Grounded in collective progress.

Walker understood that thriving requires more than individual effort. It requires structures that support opportunity, learning, and long-term growth.

This Women’s History Month, we honor her example of restorative leadership rooted in history, shaped by courage, and built for future generations.

03/03/2026

Halfway There. Six months from today, we gather again.

📌 September 3–5, 2026 THE WELL Fest returns.

For three days, Richmond will experience the intersection of art, leadership, creativity, and well-being. Intergenerational voices. Music and dialogue. Movement and restoration. Spaces designed for connection across difference and shared vision for what’s possible.

THE WELL Fest is more than a festival. It is a living expression of our mission to transform shared well-being by creating opportunities for individuals to thrive.

Rooted in history. Shaped by connection. Built for every generation.

📅 Save the date: September 3–5, 2026.

🔗 Details coming soon. thewellcollective.space

03/02/2026

⭐️ Registration Now Open
7-Day Virtual Contemplative Practice Series
📅 March 15–21 | Daily | 7:00–7:30 AM
Zoom Session

Each morning from 7:00 to 7:30 a on Zoom, a different facilitator will guide a contemplative practice. This is an invitation to begin the day with grounded intention, gentle awareness, and steady presence.

🔗 Register Today: https://givebutter.com/springcollectiveritual2026

03/01/2026

“If you know whence you came, there is no limit to where you can go.”
- James Baldwin

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02/27/2026

What was once a monument to extraction is becoming a home for renewal, expression, and human-centered learning.

The Branch Building now hosts The Well Collective programs that strengthen emotional capacity, intellectual curiosity, and restorative leadership. The goal is to reach thousands each year by connecting in shared learning and growth.

The Branch Building | 1015 E Main Street, Richmond, VA

02/25/2026

When have you experienced the power of connection to recovery from isolation or burnout?

Disconnection has become a shared challenge in our society. Through The Well Collective’s programs, we rebuild belonging one relationship, one conversation, and one moment of connection at a time.

We want to hear from you: How has community supported you to grow or reconnect lately?

02/20/2026

In Collective Contemplation:
What does it look like to practice compassion not as a feeling, but as a daily act?
What gesture, acknowledgment, or moment of presence could I offer?
Who might I reach out to and connect?

View the voices from the "The Space Between Us" Exhibit Collective Archive.

You are invited to share in the comments.

02/19/2026

One in four Black Americans can trace their roots back to Richmond.

That is not a statistic. It is a lineage. A story. A thread that runs through the very soil of this city and through every person who has called it home.

Richmond holds history in its bones. It was the capital of the Confederacy. It was the epicenter of America's economic development, built on systems that denied dignity, opportunity, and integrity to entire generations. The weight of that history is real. And it is not something we look away from.

It is something we look toward.

At 1015 East Main Street, The Well Collective now lives inside the historic Branch Building. This structure rose from the ashes of the Civil War in 1866, and housed the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company during an era when Richmond's insurance industry was deeply intertwined with slavery and Jim Crow. The bricks remember. The architecture bears witness.

And now, those same walls hold something new.

The Well Collective was built on five pillars: restoration, justice, culture and connection, education, and humanity. Each one is a direct response to the history this city carries. Each one is an intentional act of turning what was used to divide into something that unites.

This is Black History Month. Not a moment set apart from the rest of the year. A mirror held up to where we have been, where we are, and where we are choosing to go.
We are proud to honor that history. We are proud to be part of what comes next.
The bricks remember. And now, they bear witness to something new.

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13 S 13th Street, Suite 100
Richmond, VA
23219

Website

https://www.thewellcollective.space/

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