Virginia Non-profit Associates
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by Beth Johnson Filed Under: Worth Reading
Girl Scouts of the Commonwealth of Virginia partners with the Central Virginia USO for council-wide Sharing Program – affectionately known as Cookie Share.
Our goal each year is to donate 20,000 boxes of cookies from the Girl Scout Cookie Program.
by Beth Johnson Filed Under: Our Clients
The century-old Belmont Golf Course soon will be transformed as part of an ambitious $4 million plan led by a local nonprofit.
The First Tee of Greater Richmond on Tuesday was awarded the contract to take over management of the Henrico County-owned course, after pitching a plan to modernize Belmont by converting its current 18 holes into a six-hole short course and a 12-hole course that would rely on many of the bones of its original design from 1916, as well as adding a driving range and practice areas.
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Enjoy this great milestone for Cardinal Newman Academy as it starts its 3rd year!
by Beth Johnson Filed Under: Our Clients
The Chesterfield arts center, decades in the making, is finally set to break ground this spring.
Read about the exciting progress made by the Chesterfield Cultural Arts Foundation.
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Over half of nonprofits (54 percent) raised more money in 2018 compared to 2017, according to AFP’s 2018 Year-End Fundraising Survey, while 28 percent raised about the same and 18 percent reported raising less money.
by Beth Johnson Filed Under: Our Clients
The timing of this article is perfect as Cardinal Newman Academy is celebrating breaking past its $30,000 on-line Christmas Challenge. It’s exciting to see the community support!
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Cardinal Newman Academy founder’s seek to fill a niche in private education.
Enjoy the Richmond Magazine article on Cardinal Newman Academy
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In 2017, an estimated 1.4 billion people around the world gave money to a charity, a billion volunteered their time to a nonprofit, and 2.2 billion helped a stranger in need, a report from Gallup finds.
by Beth Johnson Filed Under: Our Clients
After a $2.1 million capital campaign and nearly two years of renovation efforts, an Art Deco gem in the heart of Ashland is set to reopen Dec. 26.
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Before leaving for the long Thanksgiving weekend and after eating fistfuls of gluten-free sweets, 4-year-old Ty Dorion slung his jacket over his shoulders and walked over to the adults.
He was ready to leave after an hour spent carousing around a Faison Center classroom, singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” into a toy microphone and smiling with friends and his little brother.
“Bye, everybody!” he shouted again and again, waving two tiny hands that hold his mother’s heart.
by Beth Johnson Filed Under: Our Clients
A group of local concert promoters have banded together for a new partnership.
Lucas Fritz and Matt McDonald, owners of the The Broadberry and The Camel, along with long-time promoter Jessica Gordon, The Trigger System, recently launched the Broadberry Entertainment Group…
Broadberry Entertainment will serve as the exclusive booking agent for the Ashland Theatre, a 70-year-old newly renovated venue located at 205 England St. that can seat 300 people. The theater is scheduled to open during the fourth quarter of this year, Fritz said.