Scammers are hoping shoppers are busy or distracted and will act without thinking. 

If you have a home security camera system, make sure it captures activity at your front door and mailbox

BBB says unfortunately, tragedies such as the one in Oxford also provide an opportunity for scammers to set up fundraising accounts to misdirect funds intended for victims

It’s December 18th. 500 turkeys and toys distributed to the first 500 at the Expo Center

Andie Ayers talks about how they help families impacted by pediatric cancer. Focus on the holidays–do’s and don’ts.

Toy distribution starts at the end of the week

The goal is $160,000. So far about $46,000 has been raised.

The greenhouse will play a big role in 56 acres Downtown Greens is buying in the Industrial Park

That greenhouse will have a new purpose with Downtown Greens and their soon-to-be expanded 56-acre site in the city.

The Fredericksburg Salvation Army still needs help with gifts for kids and seniors in the Angel Tree program. Time is short. Distribution begins December 9th.

Captain Shauntrice Williams talks with us about Angel Tree and Christmas kettles–and how you and your family can make a memory and help the community.

Avoid making transactions with people who offer you deals that sound too good to be true (i.e. overpaying for an item you listed for sale) or people who pressure you to make a deal quickly.

Sale to benefit adults with developmental disabilities

Helps to make shopping enjoyable!

The Fredericksburg Salvation Army is beginning to sort Angel Tree toys starting to come in. There’s still time to pick up an Angel and shop.

Jason Tickle announces that the five new Habitat homes will be completed during a special program on December 15th.

Downtown Greens reaches the first goal of raising $750,000 to begin the process of buying 56 acres that will significantly expand the reach and programs.

If you have received an unsolicited email with gift card offers, do not open it. Instead, mark it as Spam or Junk. However, if you opened the email, do not click on any links.    

Anna Billingsley and Lisa Crittenden talk about events surrounding Trees of Hope to benefit Loisann’s Hope House. Table top trees can be seen starting on November 19th at the Ashley Home Store in Central Park.