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Podcast Alert: ARLnow & Bridges CEO discuss alarming rise of youth homelessness
Great news! Fraser Murdoch, our CEO at Bridges to Independence, recently sat down with ARLnow for an exclusive podcast. In this engaging conversation, Fraser delves into the pressing issue of rising youth…
Read MoreKick Start Kids Summer Youth Program
This summer, 34 kids will participate in our Kick Start Kids Summer Program. This is a fun and enriching program that allows our kids to learn what it is like to run a…
Read MoreClarendon United Methodist Shows support through Bunny Hop
This year’s Arlington Bunny Hop 5K Run/Walk was a resounding success, attracting over 600 participants on a gorgeous spring morning. Bridges to Independence was thrilled to be the beneficiary of…
Read MoreArlington County Sheriff’s Office Father’s Day Support
Thanks to our friends at the Arlington’s Sheriff’s Office, many fathers were able to receive much needed items including toiletries, snacks, and a tie to help them feel confident as…
Read MoreBridges to Independence benefits from fund-raising golf tourney
Mother Nature cooperated to provide a glorious backdrop as Bridges to Independence on June 5 held a golf outing and fund-raiser at Army Navy Country Club. “We extend our heartfelt…
Read MoreA Special Announcement from Bridges’ CEO
Having returned from time with my and my wife’s family in Louisiana, I have an important announcement that I want to share with you, our volunteers, our supporters and partners, and our #BridgeBuilder family. After 16 dedicated years to Bridges to Independence, I have announced that I am leaving the organization at the end of February.
Read MoreClarendon Presbyterian Church Continues Monthly Drive-thru Food and Toiletry Collections for Bridges and RPC in 2021
Clarendon Presbyterian Church (CPC) recently announced that it will continue holding monthly drive-thru food and toiletry collections for the foreseeable future to support their neighbors who are experiencing homelessness. The…
Read MoreBridges to Independence Announces Merger with Bonder & Amanda Johnson Community Development Corporation
Bridges to Independence Announces Merger with Bonder & Amanda Johnson Community Development Corporation Combined non-profit organization will enhance services to Northern Virginia families in need, deepen ties to Arlington’s Green Valley…
Read MoreAT&T Grant to Bridges for Youth Program
Bridges to Independence received a $20,000 grant from AT&T Foundation to support the continuation of Bridges’ Youth Development Program.
Read MoreBuild bridges during government shutdown
Dear Friends, As you are aware, the partial government shutdown has hit the four-week mark, impacting the nation and especially those in our region. Bridges to Independence relies on federal funding…
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