The Better Living Foundation contributed more than $180,000 to area charities in 2003, according to Richard Nunley, chairman of Better Living Inc.
Among the organizations and agencies in Central Virginia that benefited from the contributions were the Blue Ridge Food Bank, which received $15,000, the Greater Charlottesville Habitat for Humanity, which received $14,893, and the Hospice of the Piedmont which received a $13,000 award.
More than 35 nonprofit organizations that assist area residents received donations from the foundation. Those agencies included area volunteer fire and rescue departments, medical research organizations, the Boy Scouts, interfaith groups, the United Way-Thomas Jefferson Area and the University of Virginia.
Nunley said the Better Living Foundation was established in l988 to provide a vehicle for his company to support caretaking organizations in the community. Since its inception the foundation has contributed more than $1,780,000 to local charities and civic organizations. Better Living
Among the organizations and agencies in Central Virginia that benefited from the contributions were the Blue Ridge Food Bank, which received $15,000, the Greater Charlottesville Habitat for Humanity, which received $14,893, and the Hospice of the Piedmont which received a $13,000 award.
More than 35 nonprofit organizations that assist area residents received donations from the foundation. Those agencies included area volunteer fire and rescue departments, medical research organizations, the Boy Scouts, interfaith groups, the United Way-Thomas Jefferson Area and the University of Virginia.
Nunley said the Better Living Foundation was established in l988 to provide a vehicle for his company to support caretaking organizations in the community. Since its inception the foundation has contributed more than $1,780,000 to local charities and civic organizations. Better Living
