Today the Advance launches a new feature that shines a light each quarter on a Charity of Choice.
The measure of any community is how it supports its citizens. In no other country do nonprofit organizations play as important role in this work than in the United States.
Learn How to Support the Food Bank
The Fredericksburg Advance is committed to highlighting and celebrating the important work these organizations play in our community.
To that end, we are today announcing our first Charity of Choice — The Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank.
Over the past four years, the food bank has seen the demands for its services grow, and CEO Dan Maher and his team have met those demands at every turn with innovative programing, government partnerships, and so much more.
Learn More about the Food Bank
This final quarter of 2024, we ask that you help support the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank. There are so many ways one can contribute.
At a time when food insecurity remains one of the most-pressing issues in our community, every little bit matters. We ask you to join us in supporting the food bank, and supporting our neighbors.
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