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The American Red Cross scheduled an emergency blood drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital.
City officials hope those in the encampment will consider moving to shelters during the height of the storm.
The United Way and Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital to assembled supply kits for the unhoused; Woodbrook Elementary School raised funds for the Jefferson School.
The touring festival is run locally by the Shenandoah National Park Trust, with proceeds going toward benefiting the park.
With winter weather impacting blood donations, the drive is a key effort for the Red Cross this month.
“The Looking Glass” can now be explored in a 360º Virtual Tour developed by SoundAround
Grants totaling $740,000 will address housing and food insecurity, arts education, clean air and other priorities.
The Charlottesville Corps of the Salvation Army provide a wide range of services to the community in and around Charlottesville.
The local fuel company makes a large donation each year to benefit its community.
This year, there are 3,781 children on the list, representing about 1,800 families. That’s 550 more children than last December.