All of the money donated to the Community Relief Fund is currently being distributed to nonprofit organizations that provide human services and emergency assistance
Better Business Bureau warns against websites selling sanitizers, disinfectants, masks and paper products
AUDIO: Executive Director Kathy Anderson talks about the services they continue to provide–at an unplanned cost of over $13,000. Details on what’s needed and how we can all help.
AUDIO: Andie McConnell with the Fairy Godmother Project talks about the importance of Giving Day and their Month of Hope campaign.
AUDIO: Ann Kloeckner with Legal Aid Works talks about housing during the coronavirus: renters and homeowners. She also talks about the importance of Giving Day for area nonprofits.
Community Services Board teams up with LDS Church and local organizations to provide nearly 40,000 pounds of food to individuals in need
The BBB says pet owners being told they have to pay extra for a crate or insurance to have a pet shipped because of the coronavirus.
AUDIO: Legal Aid Works Executive Director Ann Kloeckner talks about family law issues with the courts closed. Issues included domestic violence, custody, visitation, child support and divorce.
The money will be used to help fund special needs during the pandemic
AUDIO: Empowerhouse Executive Director Kathy Anderson talks about the pressures felt during a pandemic.
AUDIO: Andie McConnell talks about changes they’ve made to today meet the needs of pediatric cancer families in this time of coronavirus. There are also opportunities for you to get involved…
Grants will be awarded on a rolling weekly basis. The first applications may be submitted before noon on Monday, April 13. Submissions after that date will be reviewed the following week.
The Better Business Bureau with helpful tips. Among them–no one from the government will call you about your check
AUDIO: Legal Aid Works Executive Director Ann Kloeckner talks about collecting unemployment and dealing with creditors.
AUDIO: It’s like attending a shower but you do this one safely at home
VIDEO: Darcie Caswell is with the Central Rappahannock Regional Library
The Community Relief Fund was established last fall to prepare for any possible future disaster threat to our community.
AUDIO: Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County’s Jason Tickle talks about how COVID-19 has impacted their work. Updates on the Self-Help program–who qualifies.
AUDIO: Meghann Cotter of Micah says they need Go Phones, phone minutes and minutes with data
540-373-9373 is the hotline number for Empowerhouse
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