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Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
The Richmond Christmas Mother Fund is now accepting applications! Offered by the Richmond Times-Dispatch, this fund helps nonprofits in Greater Richmond brighten the holidays for individuals in need through holiday assistance programs with toys, gifts, clothing or food. Application deadline: Sept. 4 at 5 p.m.HandsOn Greater Richmond**UPDATE: NEW PICK-UP TIMES LISTED BELOW** The Community Foundation is distributing FREE PROTECTIVE MASKS for nonprofit organization staff and volunteers, in partnership with FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency and Virginia Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster - VA VOAD.
How many masks does your organization need to promote the health and safety of your staff and volunteers through 2020 and beyond? Estimate how many masks you’ll need for the next 18 months, then complete this form and select your drive-thru pick-up location: bit.ly/NonprofitMasksRVA
The masks are one size fits all with loops to go over the ears, made of 100% cotton and contain silver and copper to help prevent the growth of viruses and germs.
NEW PICK-UP TIMES:
Richmond: 8/5 from 12-2 p.m.
Chesterfield: 8/6 from 9-11 a.m.
Henrico: 8/11 from 12-2 p.m.
Community Foundation for a greater RichmondDid you know? The ConseRVAtion Fund, a donor advised fund at the Community Foundation, granted a total of $91,000 this year to three local organizations focusing on protecting the environment, conserving resources and enhancing regional sustainability.
Congratulations to the 2020 ConseRVAtion Fund grantees: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Capital Region Land Conservancy, and Richmond Behavioral Health Authority!
Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Until this past March, nearly all the Community Foundation’s learning opportunities took place in-person. However, in response to the COVID-19 crisis, staff quickly pivoted classes to new formats and adjusted content to reflect emergent needs in the community and sector. We developed several free, time-sensitive webinars; offered select virtual courses from our “regular” calendar; and created some limited-admission “deep dives” – all delivered live through online platforms.Community Foundation for a greater RichmondWant to learn more about results and insights from the newly released survey of 365 business and nonprofit leaders as they respond to the impacts of COVID-19?
Join us this Thursday for virtual workshops on the study overview and deep dives into what these results mean for nonprofit strategy and engagement. Sign up here: thecultureconundrum.com/#events
Download the report here: thecultureconundrum.com/#research
