Hey barre fanatics! Join us at barReVA on Saturday, April 21st at 10:30 a.m. to sweat, shake and support Better Housing Coalition. Newbies to Barre are welcome! The cost is $15, of which BarReVA is donating 100% to BHC! Register online starting April 7: https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/mainclass. Search for ‘barreva.’
In Appreciation of NeighborWorks America
Stay Home RVA
JOBS Program Works for Older Adults
BHC Bike Tour
Richmond’s East End is on the rise. Since BHC began its work in the neighborhood 20 years ago, much has changed. While we’re ecstatic about widespread reinvestment in the area, Church Hill’s new-found popularity comes and unintended consequence: apartment rents and home prices have risen out of reach for many of our neighbors. During this
BHC Community Bus Tour
Join BHC on a free community bus tour! REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Bring a friend, ride in comfort, and see first-hand how the Better Housing Coalition is providing innovative solutions to Richmond’s critical shortage of affordable housing. From Cary Street to Church Hill and beyond, we’re revitalizing neighborhoods by transforming blighted properties and creating opportunities for residents to
BHC Benefit at Julep’s
Join us for a fun evening at Julep’s on Thursday, June 21, from 4:30-7 p.m., and 10% of food and beverage sales will benefit the Better Housing Coalition! Happy hour (5-7 p.m.) includes $5 appetizers, Mint Juleps and select house cocktails. BONUS: Throughout the month of June, if you order “The Cause” cocktail, $2 from
In Memory of John McCann
Our hearts are heavy at the passing of our dear friend John McCann, past Better Housing Coalition Chairman, board member emeritus and passionate supporter of equitable housing for all. John contributed greatly to our RVA community at many levels and was instrumental in making BHC stronger and ready for the challenges of making positive community
Meet Shanté’s New Family
When Shanté moved into BHC’s Lincoln Mews community with her son, she had no idea her family would grow so quickly. Before finding the Better Housing Coalition, Shanté and her 9-year-old son Darelle were homeless. Adding to the stress of not knowing where they would sleep at night, Shanté was unemployed and without a car. Darelle’s