Alexis Innis talks about the need for blood--of the eligible population only 3% give. Whether we can give or not, we can volunteer and recruit others!  redcrossblood.org

Bruce White talks about the event that on May 28th that benefits a non-profit whose goal is to remember the fallen heroes of 9/11/01.  Biking, running or walking to raise money.  911trail.org

David Williams with the Allen and Allen law firm talks about annual program where you make the nominations.  The criteria is: service, care, compassion, family and community.

R-Board Director Phil Hathcock and Recycling Manager Francesca Johnson preview Compost-A-Thon on May 12th from 5-8 at Hurkamp Park.   Education, free bins and compost starter kits.

Housing and Community Health Program Director Sam Shoukas with an overview of homeless programs and services in the region.   What the winter Point in Time count told them and the impact you can have on the local COC. Info at:  fredericksburgcoc.org

Chris Bowers, Jason Haag and Kristin Davis (Not pictured) talk about the work to provide service dogs at no cost to military veterans.   There are needs:  fosters and monthly donors.     leashesofvalor.org

Kathy Anderson, Susan Sigmon and Stafford Detective Kurt McBride talks about the partnership between the Stafford Sheriff's Office and Empowerhouse in domestic violence cases.

Anne Wilson and Karen Daly preview upcoming events (Brews and BBQ on May 6, Family Fun Camp in June) and talk about the historical significance of the site and Great House.  Info at stratfordhall.org.

Dave the Computer Guy talks about the cost of cyber crime, email security, data farms and staying safe while traveling.

Chris Williams with UMW's James Farmer Multicultural Center and Victoria Matthews with City of Fredericksburg Tourism.  The trail tells the civil rights story 1865-today.   Part 1 in the downtown. Part 2 starts at UMW.   The story is not the final v