The Greater Richmond area is a haven for business with a vaunted history, physical beauty, and quality of life. Beneath the community’s growth, environmental health and vibrant economy, however, lies the hidden fact that as the community grows and strengthens; many families are still in crisis. First Things First (FTF) wants to assist those families, and work to reverse the trend of destructive relationships and family fragmentation. Founded in 2003, FTF is a nonprofit community organization in Richmond dedicated to strengthening families for a better community through education, collaboration and mobilization.
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6/5/13
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Henrico High School senior, nurse Andrew Cotman will be graduating with a 4.4 GPA. He is involved in the Math, diagnosis English, and Spanish Honor Societies as well as the…
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Richmond has always been a city filled with a vibrant, diverse culture; a city that has become pivotal in the artistic revival taking place throughout central Virginia. Art manifests itself in various forms throughout the city; from the eloquent sounds of music dancing throughout Carytown, to street art that appears to give every building its very own distinct personality, the city is engulfed in the arts. The ARTisan Café has done a great deal to keep art flowing through the streets of Richmond, while bringing artists to the forefront.
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I hate “Reality TV!” The use of the word “reality” is an oxymoron when referencing this type of commercial television. Shows like Maury Povich actually make me nauseous. They are…
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By Jason Alderman One of the pitfalls of Congress passing complicated, sweeping legislation is that sometimes provisions designed to protect one group unexpectedly create hardships for others. That’s what happened…
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(StatePoint) Not sure what to give your dad for Father’s Day? Classic choices like a tie or cufflinks are nice, site but don’t forget to give him the most meaningful…
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FUNdraising Good Times Part two of three part series on Transformational Giving Why does one nonprofit receive $1,000 from a donor when another receives $1 million? What is the difference…