MOSS Building & Design Hosting “Pedal To The Metal Bike Buildapalooza” For Local Families In Need
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MOSS Building & Design is hosting a weeks-long charity event, “Pedal To The Metal Bike Buildapalooza”, to collect, rehab, and distribute older, unused, and slightly damaged bicycles for area families in need who might not otherwise have access to bicycles for recreation and transportation.
Pedal To The Metal Bike Buildapalooza
“MOSS strives to engage with organizations that make a deep and lasting impact on peoples’ lives, and ‘Pedal To The Metal Bike Buildapalooza’ is the perfect example of us combining our hands-on experience with our commitment to giving back to those in need, said Paul DesRoches, MOSS CEO
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Mobile Hope said the community stepped up to help during an especially challenging year. Author: Nicole DiAntonio (WUSA) Updated: 8:35 AM EST December 18, 2020
LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. With the holidays around the corner, nonprofits are working hard to make sure every child has a gift under their tree this year.
Mobile Hope volunteers handed out nearly 5,000 gifts across Loudoun and Fairfax County during the last month. Founder Donna Fortier said despite COVID, the community stepped up to meet the need. I think because there’s been so much taken away from the kids this year, so much of schooling is that socialization and seeing your friends, seeing everything that’s happening. That has not been part of their world for the past nine months so we really wanted to make this something that brought a smile to their face, said Fortier.
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The Loudoun Chamber has announced the 2021 Loudoun Community Leadership Awards finalists. The awards honor businesses and community leaders who have demonstrated exemplary leadership and commitment to support the strength and vitality of the Loudoun community.
In its eighth year, the program this year will place a special emphasis on the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Early in the COVID pandemic, the Loudoun Chamber understood that our community needed to work together, with strength, selflessness and unity, in order to endure this public health crisis. The response we have seen from our businesses, nonprofits and residents to this crisis has been nothing short of extraordinary, as Loudouners responded with remarkable generosity and sacrifice. That is the spirit that define the Loudoun Community Leadership Awards,” Chamber President & CEO Tony Howard said.