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Join us for a live stream to benefit the Montessori School. Music Line-up will include: Andy Thacker Trio, Rob Cheatham, Boxed Lunch, Debra Guy, Patrick Keese String Quartet as well as interviews with Montessori School teachers.
All funds donated will go directly to the MSC Scholarship Fund. The fund provides full and partial scholarship to families at our school. Scholarships allow the school to broaden educational access and increase economic, racial, and cultural diversity in our school community.
The Montessori School of Charlottesville is a non-profit pre-school serving children aged 21 months-6 years (Toddler-Kindergarten).
HOW IT WORKS: We will be live-streaming this concert from The Front Porch’s venue. Tune in on The Front Porch’s Facebook or YouTube to watch and listen! To watch on Facebook: head to our Facebook page and click “Videos” on the side bar. The live stream should be the first one! Feel free to send us a message if you are having trouble finding it.
The Montessori School of Charlottesville is partnering with The Front Porch to present a virtual concert: Share the Music, Save MSC Scholarships. This livestream concert premieres at 4PM on Saturday, May 1st on the Front Porch Facebook and Youtube Channels. All donations will go to the Montessori School of Charlottesville Scholarship fund, which allows their school to broaden educational access and increase economic, racial and cultural diversity in our school community. Every dollar donated goes directly to full and partial scholarships for families in need.
You can follow The Front Porch Charlottesville and the Montessori School of Charlottesville on Facebook for updates.
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Federal lawmakers have agreed to revive the signature small-business relief effort established last spring, committing $285 billion for additional loans under the Paycheck Protection Program and allowing particularly hard-hit companies to get a second loan.
The $900 billion assistance package would restart the PPP the government’s small-business program created under the CARES Act through March 31, while doing away with the restriction that left more than $100 billion unspent over the summer.
Lindsey Munson, the administrator of the Montessori School of Charlottesville, Virginia, a day care and preschool, said she was ecstatic at the prospect of more help. “We’re literally living hand to hand, month to month,” she said.
Relief Deal Would Give Small Businesses a Shot at a Second Loan msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.