As our environment continues to grapple with the pandemic and social inequities arising from institutional racism, we invite you to honor Pride month as a time to re-imagine the ways we can connect nonprofits, volunteers, donors, and the community to one another in the Central Virginia region.

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April is Global Volunteer Month
This month is Global Volunteer Month and there are many opportunities to volunteer in our community.
Uplifting Local Black Led Nonprofits
Every day is an opportunity to uplift and engage with the extraordinary Black voices in our local Nonprofit community. Black History month will soon come to an end, but the importance of these organizations is felt year-round.
Reimagining Philanthropy and Community Service
The New Year is here and with it, we continue to think of new ways of doing things. For those working in the social sector, it can mean rethinking our delivery of services or redefining philanthropy to include the concept of neighbors helping neighbors.
‘Tis the Season… to Support Local Nonprofits
As we fast approach the end of the year, busy with holiday plans, merrymaking, and gift- giving, please take a moment to consider how you can give a gift that will benefit your whole community.
Today is GivingTuesday!
GivingTuesday is meant to be a day that encourages people to do good, and it intentionally takes place the Tuesday after Thanksgiving to “promote generosity.”
Over 200 new Afghan refugees will soon call our Greater Charlottesville community home
Over 200 new Afghan refugees will soon call our Greater Charlottesville community home. Rapidly resettled here in the wake of the US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, most of these families will arrive with almost nothing but the clothes on their backs. Their urgent needs range from housing to transportation to basics like food, clothing, and […]
Have you found your way?
In the past 18 months we have seen the social sector respond to pressing needs by pivoting how programs and services are delivered and reimagining the ways we incorporate community engagement.
ReImagineCVA: “I’ve got to be connected!”
Sponsored Content: Libby Edwards-Allbaugh is a busy woman. The founder and owner of The Tax Ladies, Inc., a bookkeeping and tax preparation firm, Libby also Chairs Women United in Philanthropy, serves as Treasurer for the Black Women of Central Virginia, Treasurer for the Girl Scouts
ReImagineCVA: A Community Resource Connecting Local Capacity to Local Causes
Sponsored Content: Everyone can make a difference today. We invite you to join us in a journey of reconnecting, rebuilding, and reimagining the Central Virginia Region through ReImagineCVA.org. What does it mean to reimagine the central Virginia region by connecting nonprofits, volunteers, donors..