Rebuild, Empower, Connect
Amount Raised:
$68,415
$38,860 Raised
Boaz and Ruth, Inc.
Donations
Comments
$68,415
Money Raised
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Silveria
$15
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O'Sulliv...
$150
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Free Agents Marketing
$250
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Megan & Will Rollins
$130
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Jo Elliott
$50
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Circle7, First Presbyte... Church, Richm...
$85
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Anonymous
$10
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Eucharia jackson
$25
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Virginia Edmunds
$150
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Anonymous
$50
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Anonymous
$120
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Tina and B millner
$500
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Tori Kennedy
$50
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Anonymous
$75
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Annette and Ben Sparks
$50
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Lindsay Erickson
$50
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Schatzi Wexler
$100
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Mieko Timmons
$10
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Olivia Dillard
$20
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Bonnie B Dowdy
$25
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Anonymous
$500
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Martha Rollins
$338
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Anonymous
$25
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Beth O
$50
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Anonymous
$10
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Anonymous
$25
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REV. DR. PAIGE LANIER CHARGOIS
$70
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Anonymous
$250
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Movement Church
$1,000
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Omega W. Wilson
$250
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Greta Kidd
$71
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Mark and Rhonda Parson
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Charles and Sheila Brown
$50
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Evan
$50
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Anonymous
$300
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Mary Shelden
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Anonymous
$50
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Julia B
$30
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Anonymous
$100
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Bob and Judy Nelson
$100
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Chris Moss
$100
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Brian & Kelly Cannon
$50
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Donald and Antoinette Ayers
$100
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Mary and Jim Payne
$100
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Jessica Summers
$25
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Mike & Erin Holler
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Erin Freeman
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Mary Beth Cahill
$100
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FM Solutions
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Megan Rollins
$26
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The Williams Family
$100
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Thomas Petersik
$25
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Carolyn M. Meares
$1,600
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Melba Gibbs
$50
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Wendy Henley
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Sue & Mert Fowlkes
$50
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Curtis Sharpe
$25
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Betsy and Pete Gallagher
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Trevor S. Cox
$100
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Anonymous
$145
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Kim and Dwight Ludwig
$20
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Ann and Jim Belk
$1,000
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Gretchen & Jeff Marr
$20
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Lauren and John Neal
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Kim McCall
$100
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Will Rollins
$50
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W Douglas Elliott jr
$250
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Benita Miller
$50
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Anonymous
$25
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Cathy Howard & Jeff Gallagher
$100
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Prue Irby Swerlick
$100
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Bruce Gottwald Jr
$500
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Buzzy and Becky Winn
$100
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Tom Edmonds
$100
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Sam & Dolores Clement
$75
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Bill and Jackie Stallings
$200
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Judy Watkins
$100
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Tanner Pilcher
$100
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Joan Trotti
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Terrell & Elliott Harrigan
$1,000
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Anna Lou Schaberg
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Randy Rollins
$200
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Bea Robinson
$100
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Fran Bolin, AFOI
$25
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Anonymous
$25
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John and Winnie Westbrook
$200
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Anonymous
$150
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Karen Kelly-Tu...
$50
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Bill and Nancy Holland
$50
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Curt & Alison Fallecker
$150
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Carlos M. Brown
$200
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Anonymous
$50
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Ann
$50
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Christ Church Episcopal
$1,000
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Elizabeth & Michael Martin
$100
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Anonymous
$50
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Ruthie Byrne
$25
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Anonymous
$25
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Anonymous
$25
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Anonymous
$165
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TR Baldwin
$25
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Anonymous
$195
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Ruth Cosby
$10
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Nancy Essig
$100
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Geoff Weathersby
$40
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Janet Peacock
$25
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Anonymous
$145
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Anonymous
$5,000
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Anonymous
$150
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Brooke E. Lawsing
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Colette Bernard
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R, R, and L Drewniak
$50
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Dr Charles Gaskins
$25
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Virginia Flanagan
$50
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Jenn Sgro Orfield
$50
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Lee and Jim Heck
$50
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Erik Grotz
$15
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Anonymous
$110
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Laura Castleman
$25
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Ashley and Chris Perry
$25
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Linda Devine
$10
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Catrina and Errol
$100
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Horne & Mailloux Families
$50
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Anonymous
$25
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Isma Hedrick
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Will & Cindy Franck
$75
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Christie and Peter Farrell
$250
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Leslie and Joe Moore
$50
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ELLA EMMETT
$50
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Mickey & Dick Mateer
$100
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Anonymous
$205
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Ann C. Hodges
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Clagett
$115
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Shantaram &Sunita; Talegaon...
$50
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Michelle
$40
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Grace Covenant Presbyte... Church
$1,300
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thomas jefferson iii
$100
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Causey and Beverley Davis
$100
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Hugh and Nancy Harrison
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The Covenant Class, First Presbyte... Ch...
$55
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Holdcroft Family
$50
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Anonymous
$100
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Steve and Dixie Berg
$500
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Kelly's Kids Party
$85
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Kiple
$150
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Anonymous
$200
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Nan and Bill Summers
$200
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Anonymous
$250
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Annie kasper
$50
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TUCKAHOE PRESBYTE... CHURCH
$750
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Kathy and Steve Rogers
$500
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Terri and John Caldwell
$500
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Sue and Allen Wimett
$50
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L & J Sakowicz
$50
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Sally Brown
$25
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Catherine Ham, Realtor
$100
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Martha Rollins
$250
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Sadie Kennedy
$200
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Matthew Schaaf
$25
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Barbara Greenleaf
$50
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Anonymous
$550
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Randall White
$100
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Martha Rollins
$100
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Tunstall B Willis
$100
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Meredith and Daniel Screeney
$100
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Don and Ruth Niederri...
$100
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L. Lambrecht
$25
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Alison and Eric Martin
$25
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Anonymous
$500
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Andy Johnson
$50
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Anonymous
$10
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Pat and Sue Taylor
$100
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Greta Kidd
$25
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Greta Kidd
$25
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Greta Kidd
$25
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Carol & Ray Trgina
$45
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Kenneth Wayland
$200
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Sally T. Bagley's
$100
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Mary
$50
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Dennis
$20
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Corell Moore
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Everett Reveley
$150
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Dee
$10
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Tanner Smith
$100
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Tanner Smith
$100
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Todd Goldsmith
$100
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Anonymous
$200
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Anonymous
$10
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Christy Bartholo...
$500
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Joe Bartholo...
$500
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Bob S
$25
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Bonsai Beasley
$10
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Mechelle
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Mike Michalow...
$20
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Suellen Leftwich
$25
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Robin
$50
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Tim Hudock
$10
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Anna McKenney
$2,000
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Cynthia Brown
$25
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Anonymous
$25
About
Boaz and Ruth, Inc.
CROWDRISE : Feb 24, 2011
EIN: 03-0376726
BASED: Richmond, VA, United States
CHARITY WEBSITE: www.boazandruth.com
EIN: 03-0376726
BASED: Richmond, VA, United States
CHARITY WEBSITE: www.boazandruth.com
Our Mission
Empowering Economy, Rebuilding Lives, Connecting Communities
Planted in the center of Highland Park, one of Richmond, Virginia's most challenged areas, Boaz & Ruth advances a mission of rebuilding lives and communities through relationships, training, transitional jobs, and economic revitalization.
Three key strategies are:
Empowering the physically blighted commercial corridor of Highland Park by restoring buildings, operating social enterprises and providing jobs.
Rebuilding lives of men and women needing a second chance through relationships, transitional jobs and training.
Connecting Highland Park neighbors and our program participants to the wider Richmond community through shared experiences that bridge racial, economic, and geographic barriers
A key component of the strategies is collaborative partnerships with our neighbors in Highland Park, with the criminal justice system, other non-profits and government agencies, as well as individuals and the business, faith-based and academic communities. The creative vision of Boaz & Ruth has received national recognition including an invitation to the White House for an event recognizing social entrepreneurs who pursue innovative solutions to serious social issues.
Because Highland Park is in the center of 6 of the 7 census blocks with the most number of returning folks from prison and jail, we have developed a formal reentry program to help individuals rebalance their lives. When someone is released from prison, a decent job, a safe home and healthy relationships are hard to come by. Add to these challenges of reentry the fact that individuals often return to communities weighed down by the very problems and issues that help spawn crime and it is easy to understand the vicious cycle of recidivism. It is difficult to sustain long-term individual change without changing the community as well. Who better to be change agents for a community than community members themselves who may have contributed to the community challenges? Men and women doing the hard work of personal change are changing the community around them as well. That's what makes Boaz & Ruth's program so unique.
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