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The Enrichmond Foundation is aware of the false claims regarding our restoration process and progress at Evergreen and East End cemeteries and a petition to halt our funding efforts. First…
Read MoreMarch is Women’s History Month! We couldn’t be more thrilled at the opportunity to honor the many women whose contributions have shaped society as we know it. It goes without…
Read MorePortraits of Immigrant Voices, a digital art exhibition, explores the diversity of immigrant experiences in Richmond. The exhibit displays the work of Alfonso Pérez Acosta and personal histories documented by…
Read MoreHappy Black History Month! Last month, we shared with you our intention for the new year: Legacy. All 2021 and beyond, the Enrichmond Foundation is committed to preserving and celebrating…
Read MoreDear Partners and Friends, I want to introduce Karyn Vice, who’s just joined the Enrichmond Foundation as our Community Projects Coordinator. Her main task will be supporting Partners, Friends groups, and…
Read MoreAcross the nation, the start of a new year sparks a period of reflection. We reflect upon achievements of the previous year, set goals for the new year, and establish…
Read MoreLast month, we announced the arrival of the new AmeriCorps team, named the “River One” Team, who joined The Enrichmond Foundation on November 18th, 2020. We couldn’t be more thrilled…
Read MoreVolunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. Since 1990, the Enrichmond Foundation has committed to preserving our great region, protecting the outdoors, and most importantly, building a solid community that…
Read MoreThe Chimborazo Native Food Project is located in Church Hill’s Chimborazo Park across the cobblestone road near the Dog Park. The goals of the project are threefold. A) To provide…
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