In the Partnering For Good segment brought to you by Bank of the James, Leah Wiebe from Miriam’s House talks about their upcoming Coldest Night of the Year event, how people can raise money, how they got their name, how they help families in the community, opening their new family shelter, and more.
Eugene Wingfield from the Lynchburg Police Foundation joins Mari White and Anthony McAvoy to talk about the development of the K-9 Garden at the Honor Garden at the LPD Headquarters.
Jimmy Davis from Bank of the James and Libby Gatzke from Commerce Street Theater talk about their current production of Pride & Prejudice, their intimate setting, volunteer opportunites, Hill City Improv, upcoming production of August: Osage County, and more.
In the Partnering For Good segment brought to you by Bank of the James, Kate Goodman from Rush Homes talks about the Parade of Playhouses, the different playhouses that will be raffled off, what Rush Homes does, how they help people get through financial obstacles, and more.