The localities are diverting money to aid the food bank at a time when SNAP payments face interruption.
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The localities are diverting money to aid the food bank at a time when SNAP payments face interruption.
Each week, the Rappahannock Education Farm harvests fresh produce and quickly delivers it to local agencies like The Table at St. George’s, helping provide healthy food to families facing hunger across the region.
The $5,000 grant will support a Central Rappahanock River Habitat for Humanity project at Caroline High School, giving students real-world building experience.
Faith-based award from Xavier University of Louisiana recognizes social entrepreneurship, humanitarianism.
Captain Bradly Mumford says the deadline to find space is this Friday.
The Food Bank says residents can come once a week for Drive-Thru or Walk-Up distributions—no ID or paperwork needed, just a few quick questions to help serve everyone safely and efficiently.
The biggest harvest of the season on Saturday–nearly a ton–pushes Rappahannock Education Farm over 25-thousand pounds for the year.
As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Empowerhouse will host its 35th annual Candlelight Vigil Saturday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office substation at the Towne Centre.
Williams’ newest benefit concert concept combines the songs of the Grateful Dead with gospel treatment.
The Food Bank says you can come once a week for Drive-Thru or Walk-Up distributions.
Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity is expanding its programs to make affordable homeownership possible for more families through new financial options.
Hundreds of ribbons now line the fence at the Mary Washington House, creating a community tribute during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
A new memorial honoring Spotsylvania students will be dedicated Saturday afternoon at the School Board building at River Run, offering families a lasting place to remember loved ones.
Loisann’s Day returns Sunday at Maury Park, featuring the Best Burger in the Burg competition and spotlighting Loisann’s Hope House.
The Food Bank says no paperwork or ID needed—just a few quick questions so they can serve everyone.
Volunteers at Rappahannock Education Farm picked their biggest harvest of the year — over 1,600 pounds of fresh produce — all donated to help feed military families and others in need.
Rep. Eugene Vindman (D-Fredericksburg) handed out food and discussed the federal government shutdown, now entering its 10th day.
A free drive-through produce distribution Friday at Germanna’s Stafford campus aims to support furloughed federal employees, contractors, and others affected by the government shutdown.
Community leaders, law enforcement, and advocates joined together at Market Square to reaffirm their commitment to protecting children and supporting the work of Safe Harbor.
Habitat is launching its largest Caroline County project yet, breaking ground on nine homes in Ladysmith with strong hopes for continued community support.