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stanley quencher ontas Parkway聽is working on plans to provide $60,000 in donations to several local nonprofit organizations over 2022. We are extremely thankful for the two decades of patronage from Greater Richmonds commuters and want to show our appreciation by supporting several beloved organizations that also serve our community every day, said Pocahontas Parkways Operations Director Antonio Mor
stanley usa eno.Plans are still underway to determine the specific grant recipients, but Moreno said the funds will be primarily focused on local food banks and community education partners. A portion of the grants will also be distributed to local veterans services organizations, in honor of Pocahontas Parkways integral connection to the iconic Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge, which is located at the eastern end of the 8.8-mile toll road.This years round of community grants follows a聽$20,000 grant in 2020 that Pocahontas Parkway provided to Communities In Schools of Richmond聽to assist with the organizations emergency food assistance outreach in eastern Henrico Co. during the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.Pocahontas Parkway, which is also known as Va. State Route 895 or Pocahontas 895, first opened to motorists in May 2002 and was the Virginia highway project financed under the Commonwealths Public-Private Transportation Act, which was passed in 1995. Share this page
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