$250,000 grant fuels 'Food as Medicine' initiative
New program aims to bridge the gap between hunger and health in Riverside.
New program aims to bridge the gap between hunger and health in Riverside.
Iconic clubhouse, integral to the city's legacy, needs costly repairs exceeding the non-profit group's budget.
A "waterwise landscape makeover," valued at $15,000, will be the grand prize of Keep Riverside Clean and Beautiful's annual raffle, with proceeds funding various beautification projects across the city.
The retail home to over 180 different makers, MADE is a unique, Riverside-inspired emporium selling the most creative and curious finds in town, from apparel to furniture. Every second Saturday MADE gives back to the community through its shop-for-a-cause program. This Saturday, February 11, Riversi
For the family on limited income with an autistic child, standing in line at a food pantry is sometimes one of the hardest things they will do all month. Then there is the older woman who finds it hard to walk to and from the food pantry with a box of fresh vegetables, so she […]
Most would say the sky is the limit, but when it comes to Riverside, an individual’s excellence triumphs over the rocky mountains. In a theme dedicated to “Discovering Ideas Beyond the Mountain,” TEDx Mount Rubidoux recently celebrated its inaugural conference at the California Museum of Photography
What does a half million diapers mean to the Riverside community? It means parents can work while their child is in day-care. It means young mothers can complete their education, so they can get a job. It means children have healthier lives. This Fall, the Junior League of Riverside (JLR) reached
After two years of virtual fundraisers, community members of all breeds came together on Saturday for the first in-person Walk with the Animals since 2019. Now in its 30th year, the event is a fundraiser-turned-festival for the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center (MSRPAC). Starting out as a simple d
The event, which is the most important fundraising effort that supports the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center, helps provide care for homeless animals serviced by the center.
Funds raised for the event will support Riverside Public Library programs and resources. RPLF President said the goal is to celebrate the mission of supporting lifelong learning and creating a resilient Riverside.
Carolyn Solar said she is 'humbled and honored' at the selection and ready to move the food bank in the next phase.
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