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Two children pet a fluffy white dog inside a kennel-like enclosure, touching it through a low barrier behind a chain-link fence.
Albemarle County
4 months ago
July 4 tradition helps local sisters give back to CASPCA

Local girls set up a lemonade stand over July 4 to raise money for the CASPCA.

Local Nonprofits
4 months ago
Broadcasters for Blood Drive aims to boost local supply during critical summer months

This year’s event is Monday at Albemarle Square Shopping Center from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

grocery produce
Local Nonprofits
5 months ago
Local nonprofits tackle food insecurity among immigrant families

The Grocery Card Campaign has raised over $28,000 since launching in May.

Local Nonprofits
5 months ago
Drag queen baristas to ‘serve’ at local coffee shop

Tribute Coffee is hosting a fund raiser for Fight Like A GRRRL on Sunday.

Two dogs outdoors in a grassy area: a large beige dog with a purple collar smiles beside a small tan chihuahua sharing the frame.
Albemarle County
5 months ago
Shelter dogs stay together after immigration action separates them from family

Dogs Siara and Minnie, have been surrendered to the CASPCA after an immigration-related family separation.

Large group of children posing outdoors in front of a modern building, with a mascot in a helmet at center, cheering and smiling.
Local Nonprofits
5 months ago
Camp Holiday Trails puts inclusion at the forefront

The local non-profit celebrates 52 summers of serving children and teens with emotional and medical needs.

Tree with sunlight on it
Local Nonprofits
5 months ago
ReLeaf Cville to expand its Green Team Program

The program allows local students to gain hands-on experience in environmental stewardship, urban forestry and climate resilience.

Sunlight filters through dense green leaves of a tree against a bright blue sky.
Local Nonprofits
5 months ago
UVA-ReLeaf study finds preserving mature trees can outperform stock market

A new study by ReLeaf Cville and the Darden School of Business suggests that preserving mature trees may be one of the smartest long-term investments developers can make.

Salvation Army's current facility in Charlottesville.
Local Nonprofits
5 months ago
Salvation Army names new Director of Development

Aimee Andrews, who served in the role from 2020-2023, has returned to the non-profit to lead the final phase of its “Hope Has a Place” capital campaign.

Tree photo from Unsplash
Charlottesville City
5 months ago
Charlottesville Area Tree Stewards seeks students for fall training class

Training for new stewards requires a variety of in-person and online courses. Once certified, stewards complete service hours as well as increase public education and outreach on the value of trees.