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Enrichmond Foundation board votes to dissolve nonprofit
The Enrichmond Foundation’s board recently voted to dissolve the organization, which owns the Evergreen and East End cemeteries. (Jack Jacobs photo) A Richmond nonprofit that’s spent decades supporting...
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Enrichmond Foundation’s dissolution leaving other groups in limbo
A Friends of Pump House project to repair windows at the historic Pump House has been derailed because the group can’t access its funds as a result of the Enrichmond Foundation’s recent decision to...
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84-unit apartment development taking shape beside St. Joseph’s Villa
The first buildings for Brook Villas are under construction along Villa Park Drive at Brook Road. (Jonathan Spiers photos) St. Joseph’s Villa is about to get new neighbors, as construction has started...
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Maymont scores $8M grant from federal tourism recovery fund
Maymont helps maintain a considerable amount of animals, housed in a number of habitats, a farm area and the Robins Nature Center. (Photos courtesy of The Maymont Foundation) As it continues to bounce...
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Redevelopment of Creighton Court underway after groundbreaking
The redevelopment of Creighton Court has been made possible through an expansive partnership, including nonprofit developer The Community Builders and the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority....
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‘Promised land’: Former Goochland County golf course sold, set to become...
Humanitarian Ambassadors of America Community Development Corp. bought 151 acres of the former Royal Virginian Golf Course. (Photos courtesy of Humanitarian Ambassadors of America CDC) The winding road...
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Nonprofit turns to Shockoe Bottom for new headquarters
Nolef Turns moved to Shockoe Bottom to be accessible by those that do not drive. (Filip De Mott photo) A nonprofit working to reduce recidivism rates in Virginia has relocated to Shockoe Bottom. Nolef...
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Regional housing nonprofits cancel planned merger
Better Housing Coalition’s projects include the 52-unit Goodwyn at Union Hill. (BizSense file photos) Nine months after starting work on a deal to join forces, a pair of locally based housing...
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The city deeded 15 properties for low-income housing. Only half are...
Four of the six parcels that were found to be unbuildable are in Northside’s Providence Park neighborhood. (Google map) An effort by the city to unload surplus properties to help increase Richmond’s...
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Henrico nonprofit completes $3M campus expansion project
Housing Families First has expanded its eastern Henrico facilities with a new wing that adds meeting and volunteer spaces. (Jack Jacobs photo) When it first opened in 2000, Housing Families First was...
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City awarded $11M grant for Shockoe interpretive center at Main Street Station
Main Street Station’s train shed is adjacent to sites that would form the Shockoe Bottom Heritage Campus, including the Lumpkin’s Jail/Devil’s Half Acre site visible to the right. (Jonathan Spiers...
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