
Campus Kitchen continues to deliver food to community during COVID-19
With a little creativity and a lot of partner support, the Campus Kitchen at Virginia Tech continues to increase food access in the New River Valley during the COVID-19 crisis.

With a little creativity and a lot of partner support, the Campus Kitchen at Virginia Tech continues to increase food access in the New River Valley during the COVID-19 crisis.

The Charlottesville-U.Va.-Albemarle Regional Emergency Operations Center is coordinating a drop-off location for those in the community wishing to support local COVID-19 efforts.

Shenandoah University’s former National Guard Armory Building will serve as a shelter for local homeless individuals.

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The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge has established a COVID-19 Local Response Fund with an initial charitable contribution of $100,000 from a generous Staunton couple.

If your household income is $56,000 or less, you may be eligible to receive free tax preparation assistance to file your federal and state income tax returns.

To better connect patients with community resources that can meet these needs, UVA Health purchased a technology-based referral network, PIECES Iris™.

One by one, new trees will soon take root at Westover Park thanks to the community’s help.

Gov. Ralph Northam has set a goal to eliminate the racial disparity in the maternal mortality rate in Virginia by 2025.

Waynesboro and Augusta County schools have partnered to move the Post High House and Learning Lab program for students with disabilities between the ages of 18 and 22 to a home next to Waynesboro High School.
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