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.

Total Action for Progress said their federal funding for victim services has been cut, which is why they started their own fundraiser.

A program to prevent homelessness, serving up some relief for those struggling, one box at a time.

ROANOKE, Va. – Humble Hustle, a local non-profit in Roanoke, kicked off its “Humble Eats” project Saturday. 115 meals were provided for families of the students in The Imagine Me Mentoring program that mentors youth in Roanoke city schools. The organization partnered with The Villiage Grill and Roanoke Fruit and Produce. “With their help, plus the help of our volunteers and board members, we were able to have a successful drive today and we plan to double that success next week,” said Xavier Duckett, founder of Humble Hustle. If you would like to help donate, you can do so by clicking this link: paypal.me/humblehustleco