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2024年12月23日 · The group that manages community gardens for low-income Charlottesville residents is going to close if it doesn’t raise $500,000 by April. The nonprofit organization, which is funded through philanthropic donations, grants, and some City taxpayer funds, did not get four major federal and local grants that it applied for this year, said Aleen Carey, Cultivate Charlottesville’s co-executive ...
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If you are excited about building up a news model that keeps diverse communities informed, this is the role for you. Charlottesville City Council gives $3 million for The Salvation Army’s Ridge Street shelter expansion, waits to decide on funding …
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22 小时之前 · January 2024: While City Schools leaders were focused on addressing fights, a handful of Charlottesville High School teachers hatched a plan to help students in a different way Charlottesville’s public schools started the year with some big challenges — and some solutions, too. We reported on fights and a teacher walkout and followed up with reporting on how some teachers responded.
Charlottesville City Council decides Monday whether to give $3 …
2024年12月13日 · In the fall, City Manager Sam Sanders proposed that the Council give $5.25 million to the Salvation Army — a combination of ARPA funds and budget surplus — for two shelter projects.The Salvation Army is working on doubling the capacity at its current Center of Hope facility on Ridge Street, and has proposed converting its thrift store on Cherry Avenue into a permanent, overnight low ...
Charlottesville City Council gives $3 million for The Salvation …
2024年12月17日 · Fifeville neighborhood resident Benjamin Eppard addressed Charlottesville City Council on Monday, Dec. 16, 2024. Like many of his neighbors, Eppard has concerns about The Salvation Army's plan to turn its Cherry Avenue thrift store into a low-barrier shelter — though he is quick to say that he understands that a low-barrier shelter is needed in the city.
Community Resource Hotline • Charlottesville Tomorrow
2024年11月22日 · The Community Resource Hotline may provide short-term financial assistance to low-income Charlottesville residents in crisis. Checks for rent, mortgage, and/or utility bills are mailed directly to landlords and utility providers. Operators may also provide referrals to other organizations for additional assistance. The Hotline is available 9am to 5pm, Monday – Friday. Messages left on the […]
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2024年12月13日 · The city has until the end of the year to allocate its remaining American Rescue Plan Act money, or must return it to the federal government. However, neighbors of the proposed new shelter have expressed concerns over what the project could do to the safety of their neighborhood.
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2024年6月28日 · Following Charlottesville Tomorrow’s coverage of renovations, the building owners shared a list of local housing support resources with their remaining tenants.
Charlottesville Tomorrow wins national support for its Voter Guide
2024年7月22日 · A few months ago, we launched our 2024 Voter Guide by seeking voter feedback. And we are so energized to work with communities across central Virginia. Charlottesville Tomorrow has been producing a voter guide since its founding in 2005.