Bonnie Newman Davis
‘The Godmother’
New historical markers in Richmond highlight civil rights leader Dorothy Height. Read more
Good Serve: Beautiful Minds
Educating the next generation of beauty professionals on running their businesses Read more
‘You Don’t Look Like a Farmer’
Leaving full-time careers, Alia Chambers and Jeremy Carry choose to farm their yard and feed their neighborhood. Read more
Putting Dreams on Screen
Richmond native Tamika Lamison creates cinematic legacies for terminally ill children. Read more
Feeding the Soul
Chef and healthy-eating expert Keva Miller of FeedShine is on a journey of healing. Read more
‘We Decided to Start a Third Party’
Richmond Crusade for Voters co-founder William Ferguson Reid helped pave the way for African-Americans in Virginia politics. Read more
One for the Books
The Black Male Emergent Readers literacy program at the Richmond Public Library seeks to empower and inspire young men. Read more
After the Hinges Break
The master of ceremonies of the Richmond 9/11 Heroes Run reflects on the Marine whose memory the event celebrates. Read more
The Very Social Work of Policing
Richmond Police Department programs invest in the future of local youth. Read more
Father Figure
From mentoring to cause marketing, Johnathan Mayo makes giving back a priority. Read more
Similar Missions, Similar Hurdles
More than 300 high school graduates have benefited from the efforts of two local philanthropists. Read more
Living Proof
Mentors in the Passport to Education program provide a positive influence for at-risk Hispanic students. Read more
Bursting at the Seams
Prom Bring It is a nonprofit organization that provides free prom clothing for high school students. Read more
Guardian Angels of Retail
Local store employees are on the case helping holiday shoppers keep calm and carry on. Read more
The Literacy Lab
A tutoring program works to close the reading achievement gap in area schools. Read more
