Volunteering is a powerful way to make a change and an impact in the Richmond area. Now, with our fragile economy, it’s even more important to give back to community and help those in need. Volunteering has many benefits. It is a way to build a resume, have new … [Read more...] about Volunteering around Richmond helps the community
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Five Tips for Attempting the Capital Trail
During May, which is Bike Month, consider cycling on the Virginia Capital Trail. The fully paved, 51.7 mile trail that connects Richmond to Williamsburg is designed to be for everyone from dog walkers to cyclists; beginners to expert visitors are encouraged to … [Read more...] about Five Tips for Attempting the Capital Trail
Tips for Graduates
Congratulations! You did it! To the high school and college graduate: You’ve worked hard to complete your course of study. We’re proud of you! And now that you are done, with diploma in hand, you are ready to face the world. The challenges out there are no … [Read more...] about Tips for Graduates
Celebrating Graduates
Mid-May-to mid-June is the time of university, college, high school and even kindergarten graduations. These rites of passage have been traditionally celebrated with ceremonies, speeches, large gatherings and parties with family and friends. These days, honoring … [Read more...] about Celebrating Graduates
Dirt Cheap Activities for Earth Month
Earth Day falls on Saturday, April 23, 2022. The event was created 52 years ago to draw attention to the health of our planet. The theme this year Earth Day observances is Restore Our Earth. There are fewer events in Richmond this year but there are still a lot of … [Read more...] about Dirt Cheap Activities for Earth Month
Virginia’s General Assembly session provides opportunities to advocate, learn, lobby
The Virginia General Assembly is in session through March to discuss important legislative matters including the state budget and vote on bills. Read more about visiting to observe in person or through streaming services the Virginia House of Delegates and State … [Read more...] about Virginia’s General Assembly session provides opportunities to advocate, learn, lobby
Feed More Volunteers Help Fight Hunger
A warm meal is an especially welcome item now that so many people are affected by hard times. At this time Feed More, the Central Virginia community food bank, means more than most people can imagine. Volunteers and donations are always welcome at Feed … [Read more...] about Feed More Volunteers Help Fight Hunger
FREE help for those in need of food, shelter and services
Many people in Richmond and beyond are experiencing financial difficulties. This listing of resources for people in crisis shows where to get food, housing, legal and other assistance. Please share this post to inform others of these resources. If you are … [Read more...] about FREE help for those in need of food, shelter and services
Richmond area Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day commemorative and service events
Monday, January 17, 2022 marks Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. King was an American Baptist minister, Nobel Peace Prize winner and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the civil rights movement from 1955 until his assassination in 1968. … [Read more...] about Richmond area Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day commemorative and service events
Where to recycle Christmas trees
Central Virginia Waste Management Authority (CVWMA) encourages residents throughout Central Virginia to recycle their real Christmas trees, if possible. Christmas tree recycling programs offered by our member localities are yet another way to go green for the … [Read more...] about Where to recycle Christmas trees
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