Written by Alyssa Wilson, University of Lynchburg Bonner Intern
The Virginia Legal Aid Society works to provide legal assistance to low-income individuals and families throughout Virginia, although they have a local office in downtown Lynchburg.
VLAS was established in 1977 and currently handles about 3,000 cases per year, most often relating to housing and domestic violence.
This past weekend, like many weekends before, the Academy Center of the Arts was bustling with various concerts, classes and gallery viewings for the whole community to enjoy.
The Academy provides a wide range of arts programs at increasingly affordable prices, and some events and workshops are free to the public.
Written by Alyssa Wilson, University of Lynchburg Bonner Intern
It is often difficult for people with developmental and/or mental health disabilities to stay connected with caseworkers and generally make sure they are equipped with what they need.
Wall Opportunities and Wishes (WOW) aims to serve this population and meets needs that go above and beyond basic connection between clients and caseworkers, one of the organizations’ largest outreaches.
No matter what cause you are interested in, you have the ability to use your talents to help further a local nonprofit's mission. Find a job that interests you and DO GOOD work!
BELOW IS A LIST OF OPEN, PAID POSITIONS AVAILABLE WITH OUR NONPROFIT PARTNERS.
To submit job openings at your organization, send a link to info@sharegreaterlynchburg.org.
Written by Alyssa Wilson, University of Lynchburg Bonner Intern
As a nonprofit organization that focuses on teenagers, IRON (I am Responsible for Overcoming Negativity) Lives did the majority of their programming inside K-12 schools until COVID-19 forced them to expand their work into public community spaces.
written by Alyssa Wilson, University of Lynchburg Bonner Intern
Life for teens aging out of the foster care system is harder than the average 18-year-old’s. However, in the Greater Lynchburg area Impact Living Services looks to give them a brighter future through their independent living programs.
When a child in the foster care system reaches the ages of 17 to 21, they begin to age out and must make a decision: do they want to go out independently into the world or do they want to seek extra care and support as they transition?
SHARE Fall Mixer
The Flour District
Wednesday, October 4
4-6pm
REGISTER HERE
SHARE Greater Lynchburg seeks to Magnify, Equip and Connect our local nonprofit community. Come join us for a complimentary cocktail reception and meet other nonprofit leaders! Learn about SHARE Greater Lynchburg's upcoming GIVE GOOD #LYHGives campaign and how your organization can take part!
Written by Alyssa Wilson, University of Lynchburg Bonner Intern
Standing on Pierce Street in Lynchburg, Virginia are eight historical markers, the most within a two block radius in the state as a whole.
The Pierce Street Gateway, founded in 2018, is working to revitalize and lift up the neighborhood in an effort to tell the stories of the ordinary and extraordinary residents of the Pierce Street Historic District.
Written by Alyssa Wilson, University of Lynchburg Bonner Intern
Meals on Wheels of Greater Lynchburg provides about 600 warm, healthy meals per day, Monday through Friday to homebound individuals in the community. They do this work year-round, rain or shine due to their love of serving and nourishing the community.
Join SHARE Greater Lynchburg and Patrick Henry Family Services in this collaborative lunch and learn gathering to learn more about Camp Kum-Ba-Yah Nature Center and year-round partnership opportunities for the communities you serve.