In the Community

The Richmond Community Foundation (RCF) announced they are providing financial support to local charities that have been helping the vulnerable populations affected by COVID-19.

Richmond FC and McArthurGlen shopping centre teamed up on the weekend to raise 400 pounds of food and around $500 in donations for the Richmond Food Bank.

Mahika Phutane heard the word “congratulations” and then everything else went blank.

Facemask donations and online programs are no surprise during COVID-19, but one Richmond member has taken it upon herself to create as many masks as she can for high-risk individuals while providing free martial arts classes online.

Richmond frontline workers at Rosewood Manor received a care package from Oatbox as an appreciation for their work during the pandemic.

The B.C. Ministry of Education is partnering with Canada Learning Code to offer live workshops for students to learn how to code starting Monday.

If you’re looking for fresh produce and homemade items, the Kwantlen St. Farmers Market is officially open for business. The weekly market – which runs every Tuesday until October from noon to 4 p.m.

Frontline health care workers in Richmond are feeling the love and passing it forward to the city’s Mounties.

Richmond Transit Centre, Pathway Clubhouse and Family Services of Greater Vancouver are among the many beneficiaries of 7,000 disposable mask donations being dispersed to different community service organizations across the province.

Kids often absorb information around them without question, but how they interpret what they hear is a different story.