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  • 30th Anniversary Grassroots Gathering

    30th Anniversary Grassroots Gathering

    We are excited about what’s in store for our 30th Anniversary Grassroots Gathering in September! So, all throughout the summer we will be sharing information about what to expect, ...

  • Leader of the Month – May 2025

    Leader of the Month – May 2025

    Dreame Boyd - Richmond Chapter Dreame is an active and contributing member to the Richmond Chapter and the statewide Housing Strategy Committee. She has participated in several wor ...

  • Featured Community Partner | Preserve Giles County

    Featured Community Partner | Preserve Giles County

    This month, we are highlighting the Preserve Giles County as our Featured Partner. This article is a repost from September 2022. Preserve Giles County is currently involved with op ...

  • 30th Anniversary Grassroots Gathering

    30th Anniversary Grassroots Gathering

    In honor of our 30th anniversary this year, we are excited to invite you to a momentous convening of our annual Grassroots Gathering this fall! Mark your calendars for September 26 ...

Some Hospitals Charge Up to 1,000 Percent Markup on Uninsured

Some Hospitals Charge Up to 1,000 Percent Markup on Uninsured

Published in Public News Service. RICHMOND, Va. - If you're going to break a leg, be careful where you do it. You might end up at a hospital that charges the uninsured as much as ...

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Survey: America’s Uninsured Rate is Down to 10 Percent – And Falling

Survey: America’s Uninsured Rate is Down to 10 Percent – And Falling

To read the full article, click here to be taken to Forbes Magazine. New data has raised a tantalizing possibility: that for the first time, America’s uninsured rate will fall bel ...

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Responsibly Produced Palm Oil Saves Rainforests

Responsibly Produced Palm Oil Saves Rainforests

Good news is always a welcome treat! This is especially true in the world of environmentalism. This good news concerns our rainforests and palm oil. Rainforests play a vital role ...

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Amazon to Build State’s Largest Solar Farm

Amazon to Build State’s Largest Solar Farm

Published in the Times-Dispatch. Online retailer Amazon announced plans Wednesday to buy energy from what will be Virginia’s largest solar farm in Accomack County. Amazon Web Serv ...

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Grassroots Gathering Special Offer!

Grassroots Gathering Special Offer!

Virginia Organizing has a new special offer for all who sign up (and pay the deposit) to attend the October 9-11 Grassroots Gathering by July 31 – a FREE Virginia Organizing water ...

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Virginia Organizing and VSU hold walk to raise awareness for indoor farm

Virginia Organizing and VSU hold walk to raise awareness for indoor farm

Published in The Progress-Index PETERSBURG — Citizens are looking to make a healthier change in the city. Children, residents, local officials and VSU staff were seen walking alon ...

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White House Makes Case for Medicaid Expansion in Virginia

White House Makes Case for Medicaid Expansion in Virginia

To read the full article, click here to be taken to the Washington Post. RICHMOND, Va. — The Obama administration said Thursday that Virginia would have healthier and less depress ...

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Virginia Organizing Solar Usage

Virginia Organizing Solar Usage

Are you curious how much solar power Virginia Organizing is producing with our brand new solar panels? You can check it out by clicking here! Thanks for your support! ...

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Are You Ready for June 9?

Are You Ready for June 9?

Tuesday, June 9 is a primary election in Virginia. Do you know who is running or where your polling place is? Do you need toupdate your voter registration information? The polls w ...

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Don’t Fall Short on Social Security

Don’t Fall Short on Social Security

Published in the Roanoke Times. Sandra A. Cook is the Chairperson for Virginia Organizing, a non-partisan statewide grassroots organization. On Jan. 31, 1940, Ida M. Fuller became ...

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