Nonprofits

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.

Special Olympics Virginia recently celebrated a major step in the renovation of its local office that redid the interior and expanded the building.

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.

With a challenge to match a $500,000 grant, the Richmond Symphony is working toward the purchase of an 80-foot tent that would allow the group to make its music mobile.

A Strawberry Street movie rental shop pulled together a $35,000 online fundraising campaign to save it from closing down after 30 years. Now its owner and manager are working out a plan to make Video Fan one of the few lasting stores of its kind.

One of Richmond’s most generous corporations is tightening the purse strings on its charitable giving after a tumultuous few months.

The Altria Theater had its official grand opening concert last night after a large-scale renovation project.

The Valentine history museum is having its grand reopening this weekend after a year of renovations.

A local nonprofit has a major face-lift in store for its West Broad Street grounds in a plan that could open up some prime real estate for development.

A local real estate firm’s clothing drive expanded into a collection of more than two tons of donations to Goodwill’s jobs program.