Nonprofits

A local nonprofit is on the hunt for its fifth CEO in eight years, as it parted ways with its top boss this week. Meanwhile, a movement is afoot among supporters to urge the return of the organization’s founders.

With its HQ of more than 40 years under contract to be sold, a local organization is leaving Monroe Ward to reduce maintenance costs.

The booming neighborhood has netted another notable office tenant, this time from the nonprofit sector.

Greater Richmond ARC is planning to build a recreation facility at its 22-acre retreat near Pocahontas State Park.

The oldest standing house in the city of Richmond recently got a tidying up as part of a local nonprofit’s preservation project.

The nonprofit has broken ground in Northside as it raises $40 million to fund renovations at multiple facilities in the area.

The clinic previously was based out of three separate buildings in the area, including a family services building that’s been converted into an emergency shelter.

With new consultants and a second round of fundraising, an effort to give Richmond its own version of the New York City greenway is moving forward.

The new location, named The 10th St. YMCA, is less than half the size of its current digs at the James Center.