NBC4 viewers stepped up in a big way when asked to deliver a random act of kindness to a Prince George’s County elementary school. News4’s Molette Green reports.
Two friends and longtime Montgomery County residents combined their love of laughter and charity to open Give a Hoot Comedy Club — which donates half of its profits to community groups. News4’s Molette Green reports.
Howard University students are fundraising to go on alternative spring break — when college students participate in a weeklong volunteer project. News4’s Molette Green reports.
Wise High School students are making an impact that could change the game for future generations — they raised money to start a college and career center at their school. News4’s Molette Green is working in the community.
Forest Heights Elementary Community Schools Coordinator Josephine Adutwum says parents and students at the Title 1 and community school need extra support to get through the year. You can support the community by purchasing items from the school’s wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2MUP1Q4LSXX3W?ref_=wl_share
Students in Northern Virginia were recognized for their participation in a Marine Corp Marathon. NBC4’s Dominique Moody reports.
Ryan Whitfield, co-owner of BurnBox Pizza in Prince George’s County, believes everyone deserves to eat — and has made that a central mission of his restaurant. News4’s Molette Green reports in the community.
News4’s Molette Green provides an inside look at how young D.C. artist Yetunde Sapp’s creative activism led to an exhibit at the Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum.
Alexandria teacher Glen Mourning’s book series “Crunchy Life” focuses on the lives of kids in big cities, aiming to tell lesser-known stories. NBC4’s Jummy Olabanji reports.
When you shop inside the Black American Market at Potomac Mills Mall, you’re supporting young entrepreneurs, cancer survivors and other business owners of color. News4’s Molette Green introduces you to some of the sellers.
At one Charles County high school, a new pilot program is aiming to change the narrative around young Black men. News4’s Molette Green reports in the community.
In this economy, a good sale is a great way to shop. You might find a designer steal at the 19th annual Alexandria Warehouse Sale. News4’s Molette Green, working for the community, is in Old Town, where nearly 50 independent boutiques are setting up this weekend.
Heart disease is America’s leading cause of death and impacts 60% of Black women aged 20 and up. That’s why the 15th annual DMV Links Red Dress event is drawing hundreds of people. News4’s Molette Green reports in the community.
