Showing 39 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ASSOCIATION OF SMALL BUSINESS TO SUPPORT ITS MEMBERS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO ASSIST THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL BUSINESS IN THE U.S. | BURKE, VA | |
| 2 | MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER PRESERVATION TO ENHANCE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN DOWNTOWN GLOUCESTER, VA. | GLOUCESTER, VA | |
| 3 | ASSISTING CHILDREN IN NEED INC TOASSISTINBUILDINGAWORLDWHEREALLCHILDRENNOTONLYHAVEAHOMEBUTACCESSTOEDUCATION,MEDICALCARE,COUNSELINGANDVOCATIONALPREPARATION. | ALEXANDRIA, VA | |
| 4 | SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA LEAGUE OF ALEXANDRIA LLC SEE SCHEDULE O | Alexandria, VA | |
| 5 | NAIOP INC WE PROVIDE A FORUM FOR LEADING COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS REPRESENTATION, NETWORKING, AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT. | HERNDON, VA | |
| 6 | Achievable Dream Endowment Inc The primary exempt function of the organization is to invest funds for the primary benefit of "Achievable Dream Entities." The Achievable Dream entities consist of several exempt corporations related by common management. | Newport News, VA | |
| 7 | SHENANDOAH COMMUNITY CAPITAL FUND INC HELP BUILD A MORE ACCESSIBLE AND EQUITABLE ECOSYSTEM FOR ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS. | STAUNTON, VA | |
| 8 | GEISMAR FAMILY FOUNDATION MLG FOUNDATION OWNS AND OPERATES PB and J FUND LLC, WHICH EMPOWERS CHILDREN AND FAMILIES THROUGH CULINARY EDUCATION, IMPROVING ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE, HEALTHFUL FOOD FOR UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITY MEMBERS. | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA | |
| 9 | MARKET INSTITUTE LLC Work with partners to effectively communicate complicated economic messages through various outlets including both radio and TV. | Burke, VA | |
| 10 | CREDIT UNIONS CARE FOUNDATION OF The Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or the corresponding provision of any future federal tax law (the "Code") , including but not limited to providing academic scholarships and micro-community grants, promoting financial literacy, providing relief to disaster victims and coordinating efforts with other credit union-supported charities, primarily in Virginia. Subject to the limitations set forth below, the Corporation may conduct any or all lawful affairs, not required to be stated specifically in these Articles, for which corporations may be incorporated under the Virginia Nonstock Corporation Act. | LYNCHBURG, VA | |
| 11 | MASON KOREA LLC OPERATE A BRANCH CAMPUS OF GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY IN THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA | FAIRFAX, VA | |
| 12 | PEDIATRIC SPECIALISTS OF VIRGINIA LLC TO PROVIDE A MARKET-LEADING PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST PHYSICIAN CAPACITY IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA. | FAIRFAX, VA | |
| 13 | APPALACHIAN COMMUNITY CAPITAL TO INCREASE SMALL BUSINESS LENDING BY PROVIDING APPALACHIAN MEMBER INSTITUTIONS THAT SERVE UNDERSERVED PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES WITH NEW SOURCES OF CAPITAL. | CHRISTIANSBURG, VA | |
| 14 | BEARING THE LIGHT MINISTRIES LLC TRAIN AND SUPPORT MISSIONAIRES | Charlottesvle, VA | |
| 15 | Raising Haiti Foundation Raising Haiti Foundation is a not-for-profit Corporation organized under the laws of the District of Columbia exclusively for charitable and educational purposes. Raising Haiti Foundations main mission is to create wealth in rural Haitian communities. The Foundation intends to secure financial and technical support for charitable works to empower the rural poor throughout Haiti. Toward this end the Foundation may support programs, which provide higher education for qualified rural youth or community based educational programs, assistance to and / or training for local community organizations, foster the creation of viable Haitian small business enterprises or other programs, which may create sustainable development and increased wealth in rural Haitian communities. The Foundation may conduct outreach of programs and activities to educate the US public, donors and the rest of the world about rural Haiti and the peasants struggle for education, health care, good agriculture and basic nee | Arlington, VA | |
| 16 | NEWVINES INTERNATIONAL INC Training poor people in Africa to start small businesses and manage money | Salem, VA | |
| 17 | Laburnum Properties TITLE HOLDING COMPANY - PRIMARILY SUPPORTING BON SECOURS - MEMORIAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER LLC. | Richmond, VA | |
| 18 | SCORE Foundation The SCORE Foundation supports the SCORE Association in its mission to foster vibrant small business communities through mentoring and education. | Herndon, VA | |
| 19 | SUFFOLK, VA | ||
| 20 | RICHMOND, VA | ||
| 21 | WARRENTON, VA | ||
| 22 | RICHMOND, VA | ||
| 23 | SPRINGFIELD, VA | ||
| 24 | BEALETON, VA | ||
| 25 | DANVILLE, VA | ||
| 26 | RICHMOND, VA | ||
| 27 | LEESBURG, VA | ||
| 28 | ALEXANDRIA, VA | ||
| 29 | MCLEAN, VA | ||
| 30 | FREDERICKSBURG, VA | ||
| 31 | HARRISONBURG, VA | ||
| 32 | VIRGINIA BEACH, VA | ||
| 33 | Farmville, VA | ||
| 34 | ZION CROSSRDS, VA | ||
| 35 | VIRGINIA BEACH, VA | ||
| 36 | ABINGDON, VA | ||
| 37 | RESTON, VA | ||
| 38 | ALEXANDRIA, VA | ||
| 39 | LEESBURG, VA | ||
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