Upcoming Closure & Hours Changes
Friday, February 6th: Closed
Friday, April 10th: 10a - 12p
Friday, May 15th: 10a-12p
RCBB will be
CLOSED on Thursday and Friday
(Jan 29 & 30) out of an abundance of caution for the safety of our guests and faithful volunteers.
In the event of inclement weather, the River City Bread Basket will align its closures with Waynesboro City Schools. Notifications will be provided through our Facebook page and local media partner WHSV.
Welcome to the LIFEworks Project!
The LIFEworks Project is a registered 501(c)3.
The LIFEworks Project sees value in every human being without regard to race, religion, gender, nationality, sexual orientation or income. We strive to support our neighbors where they are with what they need to live their best lives.
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L - The LIFEworks Project LIFTS voices and hands in allyship for equity, promoting diversity and inclusion in all that we do.
I - The LIFEworks Project INSPIRES hope and resilience, working with other stakeholders to build community.
F - The LIFEworks Project FULFILLS practical needs to improve lives.
E - The LIFEworks Project EMPOWERS others to learn, grown, and serve.
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Get Involved
The LIFEworks Project is actively seeking “Gear Support” (Volunteers). Send a message of interest to thelifeworksproject@gmail.com or click the button to learn more and complete a brief application for someone will get back to you.
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USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender.