April/2025
All About Grace and Richmond City Justice Center

AAG is on the move! On Monday March 31, 2025, AAG’s President & Executive Director Jarnette Robinson journeyed to the city of Richmond’s Justice Center. The Richmond City Justice Center is a jail that houses over 1200 beds and offers programs that are focused on rehabilitation and reentry. As a part of AAG’s commitment to help recently incarcerated individuals to successfully transition home, several GRACE Sacks were donated. Each GRACE Sack includes essential items like soap, towels, shaving materials, and so forth. A GRACE Sack will be provided to some when they are released. Our aim is to someday be able to help each person being released to have a GRACE Sack. This is just one way that AAG helps to support community stakeholders like the Richmond City Justice Center and to let those who are coming home know that there are those who care about their success. Knowing that someone cares is one of the key ingredients that can lead to a successful transition. GRACE Sacks are made possible by generous donations.

March/2025
AAG Delivers GRACE Sacks to Henrico County Jail

All about Grace (AAG) is making a difference in Henrico County. AAG’s President & Executive Director Jarnette Robinson donated GRACE Sacks to the Henrico County Jail which is located east of Richmond City. This is just one way that AAG is helping men who are being released from the county’s local jail to have a head start to success. By providing a helping hand, AAG hopes these men will know that there are people who care and who want them to have a good start when coming home. Each GRACE Sack includes basic necessities and toiletries. AAG fully understands that hygiene insecurity can create a barrier. And, it is for this reason, any many more, that AAG is doing its part to bridge the gap and reduce this barrier. GRACE Sacks are made possible by local donations; and we are thankful to all who work to make them possible.

February/2025
AAG Partners with Sally House!

AAG is making a difference in partnership with the Sally House. The All about GRACE President & Executive Director Jarnette Robinson donated GRACE Sacks to Sally House to help its residents to have basic necessities and toiletries. Having basic necessities and toiletries matter! For years, it has been no secret that cleanliness and general hygiene can have an impact on a person’s physical health. But, they can also have an impact on a person’s overall well-being, including emotional and mental well-being. AAG is proud of this partnership and hopes that the residents in the Sally House will continue to know that people care and that they are supported. Helping them to have access to basic necessities and toiletries is just one way that AAG hopes to make a difference.