SERVE feeds more than 3,000 people per month across the Fredericksburg area.

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SERVE feeds more than 3,000 people per month across the Fredericksburg area.
One tree at a time.
Executive Director Candice Armstrong talks about the SNAP/match program at the local farmers markets.
More than 150 students volunteered at 11 different service projects throughout the city.
Charlie Russell with SAWs (Servants at Work) says volunteers and donors are needed to meet continuing needs around the region
You can find information about monthly distributions on the Food Bank’s Facebook events page or by downloading the free app, FREDFOODVA, to any smartphone.
FGP’s work has expanded beyond Planning District 16 into the Northern Neck and Northern Orange County
Special Olympics Virginia says it’s a day of learning and understanding.
Rappahannock Adult Activities – RAAI plant sale moves most of the plants outside and vegetables are now available at 750 Kings Highway in Stafford.
Nonprofits in region can apply for a $5,000 grant.
Community volunteers continue to help Rappahannock Education Farm clear a plot of land to establish a garden at the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank.
Here is this week’s distribution schedule.
Volunteers got up early–on a cold morning–to spread mulch Saturday morning for Tree Fredericksburg.
About 30 REC workers are on the road helping a cooperative hit with hard weather.
Rappahannock Education Farm volunteers hard at work
Here’s how you can help on Saturday.
Suzie Grumko says the community has responded.
Executive Director Elizabeth McNally talks about their giving voice, hope and healing to children.
Nancy Fahy and Carol Hyland preview the event on April 28th.
750 Kings Highway-Monday thru Friday 9-4, Saturday 9-noon