The season of giving and gratitude is not complete without giving back. Check out our latest post for an insight into the work our individuals have put into bettering our community.

Fall Festivals, Fundraisers, and Fantastic Fellowship are a central theme of our most recent month here at Harmony Day Support. Check out this month’s newsletter to catch up on our latest events.

Summer is winding down, the weather is cooling off, and the leaves are beginning to change. Take a look into what we did this September to get ready for the upcoming fall season.

In August. we took some opportunities to cool down at the English park splash pad and get some Mister Goodies ice cream. The Bedford community center hosted us for a learning experience making s'mores. Yum!

The Liberty University basketball team invited to show our skills on the court and we hosted our first annual Harmony Day Support Olympics.

Sweet treats, day out at the park, and fishing. June was full of adventure and fun. Check out the highlights of the month!

Senator Mark Peake paid us a visit and we we've been busy repurposing pallets into raised garden beds. We can't wait to see all the wonderful things grow!

Egg hints, solar eclipse, and horse rides. Take a look at some of the fun activities April was packed with this year at Harmony Day Support!

In March, we loaded up the buses and headed to get some sweet treats at Mister Goodies, engaged in some community engagement at Lynchburg Treasures and Liberty Lake park, then headed to Monument Terrace to learn from our veterans!

Our individuals loved visiting the Virginia Museum of Transportation this month! Also, we got to take a special visit to Liberty University's Worthington baseball field and celebrate Valentine's Day.

We're ringing the bell into the New Year with The Salvation Army as our individuals braved the cold for the community. Despite the cold, we also partnered with Lynchburg Grows for a learning experience and engaging in our community.

Happy Harmony Holidays! Check out the recap from the Lynchburg and Bedford Christmas Parades, our community project with HumanKind, and a generous donation from First National Bank.