Tag: Bobby Gailes

Studio Theatre presents it’s virtual production of “Flow”

Join in the fight against gun violence in Prince George’s County, tonight from 5:30pm – 7:30pm

The “STEAM In The Game” Gaming and eSport Summer Camp is this June 19th and 20th

A gun violence prevention rally takes place Tuesday June 1st.

The Queens2Bee Leadership Academy offering free monthly coaching sessions

The Public Service Commission is hosting webinars tomorrow and June 2nd.

Distant Relatives Project feeds the homeless every last Saturday of the month.

The Black Tie Experience Fashion Show is helping to make dreams come true

“This is Our Time” is this years theme of the Women of Prince George’s County’s Annual Conference

Make a difference and donate today to help your favorite charity

WHUR and WUSA 9 are teaming up for a day of mental wellness

The Ward 8 Planning Process wants input from the community

The Remake Learning Days Across America Festival runs through May22nd

Time for Change Inc. is looking for individuals seeking a career in Nursing

A Webinar to help women improve their finances and credit.

The targeted Covid-19 response initiative is this Saturday May 15th.

TBG Trains is offering a 5-week training course for Community Health Workers

The Training Source is hosting a job training program starting this Monday May 10th.

It Takes Two, Inc. is now accepting applications for it’s scholarship program.

P31 Girls is now accepting applications for their year round programs.

The Blue Cross Blue Shield Associations goal to reduce disparities by 50% in 5 years

Your chance to get vaccinated this weekend

DC residents can apply for the STAY DC Initiative to help with paying bills

TTR Sotheby’s Realty is holding classes to assist first time homebuyers

Solar United Neighbors is hosting events to educate the public on solar power

Reimagine Main Street is launching it’s education and outreach effort

The SCAN Foundation has a plan to protect the country’s aging population

Safe Sisters Circle is hosting a series of events today to mark National Crime Victims Rights Week

The free shredding event is April 24 from 9am – 11am

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday April 24th

The “Black On The Block” expo takes place April 23rd – April 25th

The City of Alexandria is hiring to support it’s Covid-19 efforts

AARP has information to keep you from becoming a victim of scammers

Preparing our young boys for the ups and downs of adulthood

Howard University College of Dentistry hosts “Give Kids A Smile”

Remembering and fighting for the rights of victims

Helping our community to live a healthier life.

Join the webinar on how the pandemic is impacting the Black community

“A Boy And His Soul”, now playing at the Round House Theatre

Renters can apply for the next round of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Black Girl 44 Scholarship is providing money for political and public service interns

Jack and Jill of America presents it’s Catalyst Awards.

This years conference is virtual

The upcoming virtual job fair is March 8th and 10th

Celebrating Women’s History Month

Putting a stop to tobacco companies targeting our youth

Join the youth summit March 13th,

Understanding how the pandemic impacts people with chronic disease.

Mama’s Safe Havens Black History Talent Show

Join the discussion tomorrow at 7pm on the Daily Drum