Margaret first joined the staff of the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond in 2002 in a part-time role to shepherd the early growth and development of three regional affiliate foundations.

On Saturday, January 26, animal lovers from throughout the region took to The Abingdon Ruritan Club for Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society's Mad Hatter Gala & Auction, the organization's premier fundraiser. As GMHS receives limited funding from local governments, the shelter and homeless pets whose lives they save depend largely on the event's success, and Saturday's event did not disappoint

Gloucester, Va., (December 3, 2018) -- Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society (GMHS) celebrated its annual Holiday Open House Sunday, December 2, 2018. Approximately 200 GMHS supporters from the shelter's service region, which extends from the Peninsula to Northern Neck, enjoyed visiting with Santa Claus, creating holiday crafts and learning about GMHS' mission to improve the lives of all animals.

Learn how you or your network can prepare for a disaster, and what to consider if you wish to help once the hurricane makes landfall.

Free Preschool is available to income eligible families in Gloucester County.

Gloucester Mathews Care Clinic supporters enjoyed a “Summer Social” generously hosted by Chesapeake Bank & Chesapeake Wealth Management on June 14th.

The staff & Board of the Gloucester Mathews Care Clinic took time out on June 5th to thank the Clinic’s many volunteers for their service at the organization’s annual Volunteer Appreciation Picnic.

See Gloucester Community Foundation's most recent annual report.

Fourteen nonprofit organizations received funding through the community grantmaking program.