Communities in Florida still reeling from the impact of Hurricane Helene are now also grappling with the still-unfolding damage from Hurricane Milton.

The online event provides a central location for folks to find local non-profits and local organizations in the New River Valley to support and donate to.

Over 100 non-profits are participating in this year's 24 hours of giving.

The 10th Annual online GiveLocalNRV Giving Day kicks off at noon on Wednesday, June 28, ending on Thursday, June 29 at noon.

A partnership working to end the drug epidemic - that's what two organizations are doing in Buena Vista with a new structure.

Wednesday, June 28 kicks off this year’s giving day in the New River Valley.

As we kick off the month of June, a new 3 Degree Guarantee recipient is on the horizon.

The Community Foundation of the New River Valley has released a Food Assistance Directory to help people fighting food insecurity get connected with programs that can help.

Wednesday marked the 9th annual Give Local NRV day.

Wednesday is the 8th Annual Online Giving Day in the New River Valley.

ROANOKE, Va. – The biggest day of giving in the Roanoke Valley is back Wednesday with a bigger fundraising goal than ever before. Wednesday marks the 6th annual Roanoke Valley Gives Day. Many of the more than 140 participating organizations are struggling this year because of the pandemic. “Roanoke Valley Gives has always been a great way for everybody to come together and be a part of the community. Click here to find a full list of participating organizations and ways to donate.

CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. As youre reading this, donations are rolling in for the Community Foundation of the New River Valleys 7th annual online giving day, Give Local NRV. You have until 11:59 Wednesday night to donate to a New River Valley nonprofit or cause that speaks to you. Early giving started June 1 and gave Give Local NRV a more than $100,000 head start to meeting their goal. Since 2014, this online giving day has raised $1.2 million for nonprofits in the New River Valley. Community Foundation of the New River Valley is not only hosting the online giving day, theyre giving too.

The Community Foundation awarded grants totaling $250,000 to this regional "wayfinding" project in Virginia's Blue Ridge. Now, visitors and local adventurers will have an easier time navigating to their destination. Roanoke City, Salem, Roanoke County, Botetourt County and Franklin County will each get $50,000. Organizers hope the signage will help increase visitor satisfaction by providing easy navigation and increasing awareness of local destinations. This is just a great effort to showcase what Virginia's Blue Ridge has to offer," said Christopher Whitlow, interim administrator with Franklin County.