Local Benevolent Fund outlines microloan program and interagency work to supervisors
A representative of the Rappahannock Benevolent Fund told the Board about a bridge program, monthly interagency coordination and a new microloan product; the Fund currently holds 11 microloans totaling about $44,000 and partners with regional foundations and social services.
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A representative of the local Benevolent Fund (presented at the Dec. 1 Rappahannock County supervisors meeting) described programs intended to move residents toward self-sufficiency, including a bridge program, financial-awareness classes and a new microloan initiative.
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