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
Officials at Rappahannock United Way say they continue to mobilize and coordinate help in the community for families and individuals impacted by COVID-19
AUDIO: Captain Stephen Wildish with the Fredericksburg Salvation Army talks about how the community can help them and the needs they are seeing from the community.
AUDIO: The concept and the impact on Spotsylvania.
AUDIO: Rappahannock Electric Cooperative’s Casey Hollins talks about steps they’re taking during the coronavirus.
RACSB’s day support programs for adults with mental illness and for adults with developmental disabilities will be closed through March 30
VIDEO: Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County continues work on five new homes in Milford. Still chances for you to volunteer on these and future projects in Caroline.
AUDIO: Andie McConnell with the Fairy Godmother Project talks about their mission to ease the burdens of everyday life for families facing pediatric cancer.
Deadline to apply for environmental grants is March 23. Nonprofit organizations can apply for grants up to $25,000 and schools can apply for up to $5,000
VIDEO: Looking for a place to volunteer, and pick up a skill or two or three?
Rappahannock United Way receives $20,000 from Tax Time Allies to help working families and individuals save at tax time and strengthen their financial futures.
Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia says watch out for counterfeit face masks.
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