GRIP Receives Teddy Bear Love

GRIP Receives Teddy Bear Love

The Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (GRIP) was recently gifted mask-wearing teddy bears, along with kid-sized masks, to give to homeless children it serves. The teddy bears were donated to MediMasks by Samantha Grier of Caring for Children....
The Fathers Not Forgotten!

The Fathers Not Forgotten!

Richmond fathers struggling with issues of homelessness were not forgotten on Sunday. Green Remedy, a marijuana dispensary in Richmond’s Hilltop neighborhood, sponsored a Father’s Day event that fed hundreds of families both at the Greater Richmond Interfaith Program...
GRIP Houses 150 Families during Pandemic!

GRIP Houses 150 Families during Pandemic!

The Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (GRIP) has expanded its homeless services amid the COVID-19 pandemic to managing a hotel that’s serving as a protective shelter for the homeless. The Courtyard Marriott Hotel in Hilltop is among the properties the County has set...
Knit for GRIP project!

Knit for GRIP project!

GRIP wants to personally thank Ann Ciurczak and the Chevron employees and volunteers who sought to keep the hearts and bodies warm with their hand made knitted hats and scarves! GRIP’s very own, Siu Laulea and the Chevron supported donating over 200 knitted...