The Trowel Garden Club has been an Eastern Prince William County institution for 70 years and is the oldest gardening club in the area. The club seeks to support, educate, and beautify its community through environmentally sound gardening. From its … Continued
Lisa Sharp, Registered Dietitian Each February we are reminded that heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States – despite advances in research and treatments. According to the CDC, some risk factors cannot be changed. These … Continued
“The more you do for others, the more satisfied you are with yourself,” says Ivana Uzunic, a volunteer at Fellowship Square. Having been a former health professional, Ivana knows how commitment to kindness through volunteering has positive outcomes for those … Continued
Gail Schlett has always had a passion for volunteer work. “I think the joy that I get back from engaging in these activities provides so much – I can’t even describe the emotion, other than pure joy and happiness to … Continued
Trent and Tyren Brown, sometimes affectionally referred to as the twins around the Fellowship Houses, are two pre-med students with a passion for helping others. Although they each have very different lives and interests, it is clear that they both … Continued
When you speak with Fenwick Foundation’s executive director, Alex Gorny, it’s hard not to be impressed with the sheer scope of the organization and the work that they’ve accomplished in their nearly twelve years of existence. Founded in 2011, the … Continued
Gail Schlett has always had a passion for volunteer work, “I think the joy that I get back from engaging in these activities provides so much – I can’t even describe the emotion, other thanpure joy and happiness to me. … Continued
Last month, we held our annual Fellowship Square business meeting. The meeting reviewed many highlights and accomplishments from this past year and a look ahead at where we are going. Fellowship Square is making good progress on our Five-Year Strategic … Continued
Largo Landing Fellowship House resident, Gladys Spencer was treated to a birthday party with balloons, cake, friends, and a proclamation from the Maryland General Assembly recognizing her 100th birthday on April 2, 2023.
At the height of the pandemic, Patti Berry was faced with a dilemma. Like so many others in quarantine, she was feeling disconnected and isolated. Patti is a natural extrovert and felt like she needed to find a way to … Continued