Within Northern Virginia, South Arlington has one of the highest concentrations of families who cannot afford basic needs and childcare. Over half of families in South Arlington cannot afford basic needs, such as food, shelter, medical care and childcare, compared to just 15 percent of families in the northern part of the county, according to a new regional report.
The pandemic forced Adagio Ballet to close in May, but long-time assistant director Jennifer Ferrigno wasn't ready to give up just yet. Out of the ashes of Adagio Ballet, Ferrigno and Adagio instructor Evelina Petkova have founded the Virginia Dance Conservatory. "The closing of the business was a shock to us all," Ferrigno said in an
Arlington Community Foundation is pleased to ask the Arlington community for nominations for the 2023 William T. Newman, Jr. Spirit of Community Award. The Award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated a tireless and unselfish commitment to improving the quality of life in Arlington. Award recipients exemplify above-and-beyond servant leadership and have made extraordinary and visionary
Arlington Community Foundation is pleased to welcome three new trustees to the Board for fiscal year 2024: Dana Laidhold, Nancy Eileen McEldowney, and Carmen C. Oviedo. These new board members bring highly distinguished and diverse perspectives in business, finance, and community impact to the work of the Community Foundation at an exciting time in its