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Nearly a dozen Arlington nonprofits surveyed by ARLnow reported meeting or exceeding their fundraising goals for Giving Tuesday this year. But there's a catch. Several nonprofit leaders have expressed concerns about the rising costs and a nationwide decrease in donor participation, potentially impacting their ability to meet increasing demands for assistance across the county. Nearly a dozen Arlington nonprofits surveyed by ARLnow reported meeting or exceeding their fundraising goals for Giving Tuesday this year. But there's a catch. Several nonprofit leaders have expressed concerns ...

New Pike Partnership Leader -- "With its current head moving into elected office in January, the Columbia Pike Partnership has tapped a new executive director. Andrew Schneider, who previously led Arlington Thrive, on Nov. 21 was announced as the successor to Kim Klingler, who has headed the Columbia Pike organization since 2019." [Gazette Leader] Financial

Our Giving Guide 2023 features some of the many local organizations making change in the greater D.C. community.

At least for now, ARLnow has weathered the storm caused by the coronavirus pandemic, and we've done it with your help. Back in March and April, things were looking bleak. For a time, advertising sales were down over 40% and new sales had nearly stopped. We were staring into a void of financial losses and

Of the eight people who have died in the Arlington County jail in eight years, five appear to have been homeless, according to court records. Most recently, Abonesh Woldegeorges, a 73-year-old Black woman with no fixed address, died in the detention center on Sunday morning. She was found at Dulles International Airport four times between