A nonprofit that gives long-term hospital visitors a place to call home has rebranded in the middle of a major renovation project.
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French floral exhibit blossoms at VMFA
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is signaling the spring season with a 70-painting still-life exhibit by some of France’s most distinguished painters, including Vincent Van Gogh, Edouard Manet and Henri Matisse.
City OKs $12M Carver project for the homeless
A local nonprofit received approval on Monday for the major expansion of a Clay Street facility that offers independent apartment living to the area’s homeless.
Nonprofit hotel kicks off major renovation
A nonprofit that houses hospital patients and their families is kicking off the first part of a large-scale renovation plan with help from local companies working pro bono.
Nonprofit lands larger home
A housing nonprofit is creating a new home for itself in Mechanicsville and will replace two businesses in an Atlee Road shopping center.
Nonprofit to double art space in Scott's Addition
An arts nonprofit is packing up its location in the Fan to move into a new home, creating more room for its artists, classes and exhibitions.
Nonprofit office renovation clears another hurdle
Special Olympics Virginia recently celebrated a major step in the renovation of its local office that redid the interior and expanded the building.
YMCA suspends $20M downtown plan
The Richmond Y is scrapping a plan for a large addition to its downtown facility in favor of more parking. And the organization will also say goodbye to one of its longtime executives early next year.