Building Bridges For The Greater Good

03/29/2026

Today, Building Bridges for The Greater Good had the honor of meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Young, founders of The River City Bread Basket and The Life Works Project.

This powerful conversation helped shine a light on the critical importance of access to food, hygiene, and other essential needs that many in our community face every day.

Are you looking for ways to make a difference? Do you have a heart to give back?

Follow us on Facebook and YouTube to stay connected and learn how you can help. Be sure to also follow and subscribe to The River City Bread Basket on Facebook to support their impactful work.

Together, we can build stronger bridges for the greater good. 💙

Today, Building Bridges for The Greater Good had the honor of meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Young, founders of The River City Bread Basket and The Life Works Pro...

03/28/2026

Today, Building Bridges for The Greater Good had the honor of meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Young, founders of The River City Bread Basket and The Life Works Project.

This powerful conversation helped shine a light on the critical importance of access to food, hygiene, and other essential needs that many in our community face every day.

Are you looking for ways to make a difference? Do you have a heart to give back?

Follow us on Facebook and YouTube to stay connected and learn how you can help. Be sure to also follow and subscribe to The River City Bread Basket on Facebook to support their impactful work.

Together, we can build stronger bridges for the greater good. 💙

03/24/2026

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NO Kings Staunton - Bring a sign and your voice !

March 28 at Gypsy Hill Park Bandstand 12:30 to 2 PM.

Be there !

ASL interpretation confirmation is pending

03/16/2026

Open Meeting Scheduled for today March 16, 2026, has been postponed.

Please check your email for any updated information.

Thank You!

02/25/2026

Week 14 of the Cold Weather Shelter will be hosted at Waynesboro FM Church with Waynesboro Mennonite Church serving as the overflow site. 🧡

As we head into the final month of the season, we’re especially grateful for these churches — and for all of our community partners — who have stepped up week after week to ensure our unhoused neighbors have a safe, warm place to stay.

Thank you for helping us continue this vital work.

02/17/2026

Thank you, Kira Fullington, and WHSV - TV 3 - TV 3 for covering the Forum with Bradley Bryant and the SAW Habitat for Humanity. We appreciate you bringing this news to our community. It was both informative and inspiring. The full livestream can be found on our page, below.

The Staunton, Augusta, and Waynesboro Habitat for Humanity alongside the organization Building Bridges for the Greater Good (BBGG), hosted a public forum meeting Monday evening.

12/21/2025

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Waynesboro Garden Center for serving as a drop-off location for our toiletries collection. The collection resulted in a substantial truckload of donations.

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of delivering seven boxes to Waynesboro School. Today, with the kind assistance of James, we delivered an additional fourteen boxes, with seven boxes going to Augusta County Schools and seven to Staunton City Schools.

We would be most grateful if you would allow us to share this information on our page. We particularly wish to extend our thanks to Waynesboro Garden Center and the generous residents who contributed, as well as all the individuals from Staunton and Augusta County who participated.

This teen homeless drive has once again proven to be a successful endeavor. Thank you.

12/16/2025

If you missed our safe parking for unhousehold people discussion. Here is a link to our YouTube channel.

Safe Parking program for unhousehold people

11/08/2025

Safe parking programs designate areas where individuals and families living in their vehicles can legally park overnight. Around the country, these programs often include access to restrooms, showers, and security. Many offer support services like case management, and other resources to help with finding stable housing. Faith-based groups often support these programs.

Rain Camerlinck, from James Madison University, recently completed a needs assessment for establishing a safe parking program in Harrisonburg. She will present on what communities are doing around the country and what she learned about some of the issues that need to be considered for developing them in our area.

11/06/2025

11/06/2025

We trust that everyone is faring well. Should you wish to offer assistance, you may contact Elaine Rose at 540-448-6822 regarding drop-off.

Staunton location: 850 Maple St, Staunton, VA. Please place items in the blue tote that will be located on the left side of the building, accessible via the sidewalk.

For those in Waynesboro, items can be dropped off at Waynesboro Landscape & Garden Center, located at 2032 West Main St, Waynesboro, VA.

If you prefer to call ahead before dropping off your items, you may reach out to Kate Johnson at the office phone number 540-942-4646, extension 116, or her cell number, 562-666-1741.

We will be collecting until December 15th.