The Monet Richardson Community Foundation lends a helping hand to high school seniors
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — As the traditional calendar school year comes to a close, high school seniors are thinking about their plans after graduation. Some of those plans include going to college, which can be costly. What You Need To Know Two students at East Chapel Hill High School, Nick Kurgat and Ivonne Becerra-Morales, are […]
Rising Stars: Meet Pat Richardson of Chapel Hill
Today we’d like to introduce you to Pat Richardson. Hi Pat, can you start by introducing yourself? We’d love to learn more about how you got to where you are today.So I never thought nor wanted to start my nonprofit because of the loss of my daughter, my friend, my confidant, my baby girl, and […]
Pat Richardson Finds Hope During Tragedy
By: Salem Brown, Public Relations Specialist Patricia Richardson saw an opportunity to turn a tragedy into something that could be meaningful and make a difference in the community. On May 16, 2021, Pat Richardson received a horrific call that her 23-year-old daughter, Kristian “Krissy” Monet Richardson had been involved in a tragic car accident and […]
Spectrum News Event at Rashkis Elementary School
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Students across the state are weeks into the new school year, yet some kids are still struggling to get all the school supplies needed in the classroom. As of last week, that changed for some students in Carborro. What You Need to Know One hundred and seventy students in Chapel Hill, […]
Pat’s Hometown Hero Interview
This week’s Hometown Hero, presented by Hendrick Southpoint, is Pat Richardson! Pat Richardson is a long-time community advocate who’s launching a school supply donation drive in honor of her late daughter. Listen to this week’s Hometown Hero segment below, and check in next week for another recognition of someone who is making a difference in our community
Krissy’s Hometown Hero Interview
This week’s Hometown Hero is Kristian Richardson, a student at East Carolina who organized a backpack drive for the local YMCA to help underprivileged families.
