Showing top 200 of 218 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | MARY ELLEN AND DONALD D STARNES THE TRUST PROVIDES SPECIAL FUNDS TO HELP DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS ATTENDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS (GRADES K-12) IN SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, BY PROVIDING TUTORS AND ADDITIONAL EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR SAID STUDENTS. | QUICKSBURG, VA | |
| 152 | ASSOCIATION OF CONSULTING FORESTERS OF AMERICA INC TO PROVIDE HOME FOR THE AGED OR HANDICAPPED. | WILLIAMSBURG, VA | |
| 153 | NORTH CAROLINA PEST MANAGEMENT PROMOTE GENERAL STANDARDS and ETHICS OF THE PEST CONTROL INDUSTRY; TO FOSTER RESEARCH AND DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE INDUSTRY AMONG ITS MEMERSHIP; TO PROMOTE A BROADER UNDERSTANDING AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE PEST CONTROL INDUSTRY AS INDISPENSIBLE TO THE HEALTH, COMFORT, SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC; TO ENCOURAGE, ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN HIGH STANDARDS OF COMPETENCE, KNOWLEDGE, AND PERFORMANCE; TO PROMOTE A CLOSER AND MORE FRIENDLY RELATIONSHIP AMONG THOSE ENGAGED IN THE INDUSTRY; AND TO CO-OPERATE WITH THE NATIONAL PEST CONTROL ASSOCIATION AND WITH GOVERNMENTAL AND EDUCATIONAL AUTHORITIES FOR THE GOOD OF THE COMMUNITY AND INDUSTRY. | FAIRFAX, VA | |
| 154 | VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF AREA THE VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF AREA AGENCIES ON AGING MAXIMIZES THE CAPACITY OF ITS MEMBER AGENCIES TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL VIRGINIANS BY ENRICHING THE LIVES OF OLDER ADULTS, INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, CAREGIVERS AND COMMUNITIES IN NEED OF SUPPORT AND SERVICES. | RICHMOND, VA | |
| 155 | MT GILEAD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MT. GILEAD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION IS A CHRISTIAN MISSION DEDICATED TO SERVING AS A VEHICLE FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT, FOR SELF-DIRECTED UNIFIED ACTION, WITH THE EXPRESSED PURPOSE OF SOLVING COMMUNITY (TARGETED) PROBLEMS. THIS INCLUDES ECONOMIC DEPRIVATION, INFERIOR EDUCATION, POOR HOUSING, ELDERLY ISOLATION AND ABANDONMENT AND THOSE SOCIAL PROBLEMS WHICH TARNISH THE SPIRIT OF URBAN REVITALIZATION. | RICHMOND, VA | |
| 156 | MARY SULLIVAN GROSS SCHOLARSHIP FUND provision of partial college scholarships for economically disadvantaged students; grants supported 8 such individuals in 2022-2023 school year | ALEXANDRIA, VA | |
| 157 | NATIONAL HOUSING AND HEALTH CARE TRUST THE ORGANIZATION WAS ORGANIZED AND IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY AS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION TO CONSTRUCT, DEVELOP, ACQUIRE, RENOVATE, MANAGE AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME HOUSING FOR PERSONS OF LIMITED FINANCIAL MEANS, QUALIFIED HOUSING FOR MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY DISABLED PERSONS, AND QUALIFIED HOUSING FOR ELDERLY PERSONS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES. | WINCHESTER, VA | |
| 158 | NARAL PRO CHOICE VIRGINIA FOUNDATION TO KEEP VIRGINIANS INFORMED AND ENGAGED ABOUT CRITICAL STATE-LEVEL REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AND HEALTH ISSUES AND PURSUES PROACTIVE PROGRAMS TO PROTECT REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM AND HEALTH FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. | ALEXANDRIA, VA | |
| 159 | MERCY-SOLOMON FOUNDATION Our purpose is to uplift families striving to emerge from the mobility gap by: funding student scholarship, financially supporting churches encouraging their spiritual growth, and funding charitable organizations that uplift and educate children. | Arlington, VA | |
| 160 | PROJECT GIVE BACK TO COMMUNITY To help promote public safety through implementation of myriad actions and projects in the community. To provide emergency transitional and affordable housing to the homeless and economically disadvantaged members of the community. To provide economic relief to the poor homeless or the economically disadvantaged members of the community especially the men and women returning home from incarceration To give voice and assistance to those impacted by mental health and substance use disorders to prevent use of illicit drugs and substance abuse to reduce the stigma of mental illness and to establish and maintain an inclusive peer-run community of recovery. To help facilitate and promote the successful re-entry of citizens returning from incarceration in the Commonwealth of Virginia. To promote criminal and social justice advocacy. To give back to the continent of Africa by helping to empower and educate her young women and the economically disadvantaged. | RICHMOND, VA | |
| 161 | FITSUM BAHRU MEMORIAL FOUNDATION INC HELP DISADVINTAGED STUDENT GET EDUCATION | LEESBURG, VA | |
| 162 | Fostering Acadia To produce better outcomes for youth aging out of the foster care system by providing an apartment-style program to assist youth with daily living skills, employment, and educational support. | Richmond, VA | |
| 163 | CLOTHESLINE FOR ARLINGTON KIDS Providingclothestolow-incomeschool-agedchildreninArlington,VA | ARLINGTON, VA | |
| 164 | Lenity Project Inc Charitable Fundraising to assist disadvantaged children in poverty | Great Falls, VA | |
| 165 | ACADEMY OF UNITED STATES VETERANS FOUNDATION We at AUSV believe that collaborative communities can be a vehicle to bring real opportunities for society. By encouraging creativity in this cooperative environment we hope to create a new narrative for our veterans and for all Americans. We believe that community unity is a tribute to the strength and preference of people for inclusion and partnership over division and alienation.? | ARLINGTON, VA | |
| 166 | American Exceptionalism Institute The organization engaged in public communications and issue education activities related to national security, the protection of life, and tax and spending issues. | Arlington, VA | |
| 167 | ALL BLESSINGS FLOW INC All Blessings Flow is a local faith-based nonprofit organization which collects, refurbishes, and redistributes used medical equipment to those in need throughout Charlottesville, VA and the surrounding areas. We rely on the kind gifts of friends and partners in our community including medical and rehab professionals who seek assistance for their elderly and low income patients on a daily basis. Every dollar contributed goes directly to support our mission of providing medical equipment free of charge to those in need. | Charlottesville, VA | |
| 168 | E ALA E HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CENTER INC TO PRESERVE AND PERPETUATE NATIVE HAWAIIAN CULTURE BY EDUCATING, ENGAGING AND CONNECTING WITH COMMUNITIES BOTH NEAR AND FAR. | ALEXANDRIA, VA | |
| 169 | FALLS CHURCH, VA | ||
| 170 | MIDLOTHIAN, VA | ||
| 171 | CATAWBA, VA | ||
| 172 | NORFOLK, VA | ||
| 173 | RESTON, VA | ||
| 174 | NORFOLK, VA | ||
| 175 | LEESBURG, VA | ||
| 176 | CULPEPER, VA | ||
| 177 | Fulks Run, VA | ||
| 178 | FOREST, VA | ||
| 179 | LYNCHBURG, VA | ||
| 180 | Aldie, VA | ||
| 181 | LOVINGSTON, VA | ||
| 182 | Fairfax, VA | ||
| 183 | Fredericksburg, VA | ||
| 184 | CHANTILLY, VA | ||
| 185 | Richmond, VA | ||
| 186 | ALEXANDRIA, VA | ||
| 187 | Vienna, VA | ||
| 188 | Alexandria, VA | ||
| 189 | ARLINGTON, VA | ||
| 190 | ARLINGTON, VA | ||
| 191 | ARLINGTON, VA | ||
| 192 | LAUREL FORK, VA | ||
| 193 | VIRGINIA BEACH, VA | ||
| 194 | ANNANDALE, VA | ||
| 195 | ROANOKE, VA | ||
| 196 | Arlington, VA | ||
| 197 | Fairfax, VA | ||
| 198 | ALEXANDRIA, VA | ||
| 199 | ALEXANDRIA, VA | ||
| 200 | ALEXANDRIA, VA | ||
GrantWatch Intelligence™
Uncover best-fit funders faster. Let AI-powered GrantWatch Intelligence do the searching, so you can focus on applying.
Try GrantWatch Intelligence →
- Aging and Seniors
- Arts and Culture
- Awards
- BIPOC
- Business
- Capital Funding
- Children
- Climate Change
- College Scholarship
- Community and Economic Development
- Community Services
- Conflict Resolution
- Disabilities
- Disaster Relief
- Domestic Violence
- Education
- Elementary Education
- EMS and Homeland Security
- Energy
- Entrepreneurs and Startups
- Environment and Conservation
- Faith Based
- Farming and Agriculture
- Financial Assistance
- Health and Medical
- Higher Education
- Homeless
- Housing
- In-Kind Support
- Individual
- International
- Justice and Juvenile Justice
- Literacy and Libraries
- Mental Health
- Municipalities
- Nutrition and Food
- Operating Support
- Pets and Animal Wildlife
- Preschool
- Preservation
- Quality of Life
- Refugee and Immigrant
- Research and Evaluation
- Science
- Secondary Education
- Small Business
- Social Justice
- Special Education
- Sports and Recreation
- Students
- Substance Abuse
- Teachers
- Technology
- Transportation
- Travel and Tourism
- Tribal Nations
- Veterans and Military
- Women
- Women-Owned Startups and Businesses
- Workforce
- Youth and At-Risk Youth
- Aging and Seniors
- Arts and Culture
- Awards
- BIPOC
- Business
- Capital Funding
- Children
- Climate Change
- College Scholarship
- Community and Economic Development
- Community Services
- Conflict Resolution
- Disabilities
- Disaster Relief
- Domestic Violence
- Education
- Elementary Education
- EMS and Homeland Security
- Energy
- Entrepreneurs and Startups
- Environment and Conservation
- Faith Based
- Farming and Agriculture
- Financial Assistance
- Health and Medical
- Higher Education
- Homeless
- Housing
- In-Kind Support
- Individual
- International
- Justice and Juvenile Justice
- Literacy and Libraries
- Mental Health
- Municipalities
- Nutrition and Food
- Operating Support
- Pets and Animal Wildlife
- Preschool
- Preservation
- Quality of Life
- Refugee and Immigrant
- Research and Evaluation
- Science
- Secondary Education
- Small Business
- Social Justice
- Special Education
- Sports and Recreation
- Students
- Substance Abuse
- Teachers
- Technology
- Transportation
- Travel and Tourism
- Tribal Nations
- Veterans and Military
- Women
- Workforce
- Youth and At-Risk Youth
