Sheep from eco-friendly, Fairfax-based Lamb Mowers got their fill yesterday at the Grow Community Garden on George Washington University’s campus.

Miriam’s Studio offers twice-daily therapy sessions that use art to help guests work through emotional difficulties or trauma they might have experienced.

In the fact of looming federal cuts, a parallel family homelessness crisis, and an increasingly high cost of living, advocates are surprisingly optimistic.

You can mentor and tutor children, distribute produce, serve meals, plan events, and more at these local non-profits.

Hundreds of people turned out to advocate for affordable housing and hear from the mayor about her commitment to ending homelessness.

14 organizations you can volunteer for that are working to combat hunger in and around the District.

Funding to end youth homelessness is still lacking.

“I said, ‘Tell me a story about heartbreak,'” an organizer said. “People really opened up and they were open to this idea.”

In front of a crowd of at least 250 people, local non-profit organizations and community leaders laid out how D.C. can end chronic homelessness by 2017.

After two hours of waiting, with just 15 minutes left before lunch was over, it was announced that Collins was not going to show.