Showing 198 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | CHEERS TO PROMOTE THE SOCIAL WELFARE AND COMMON GOOD OF THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY, OEPRATING EXCLUSIVELY TO HEAL RACIAL DIVISIONS IN FOSTERING A SPIRIT OF UNDERSTANDING AMONG PEOPLE; TO STIMULATE INTEREST IN PUBLIC INTEREST AND POLICY THROUGH PROMOTING THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD GOVERNMENT AND CITIZENSHIP AND CREATING A FORUM FOR OPEN DIALOG WITH LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT; TO CREATE A SAFE RECREATIONAL ATMOSPHERE WHERE PEOPLE CAN TAKE AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN CIVIC, CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND MORAL WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY, TO PROMOTE GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY, AND TO RAISE THE ETHICAL BAR IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE COMMUNITY, INCLUDING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, PROFESSIONAL, PERSONAL AND BUUSINESS SETTINGS. | RICHMOND, VA | |
| 152 | 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 | |
| 153 | HACKING FOR DEFENSE INCORPORATED TO ENABLE POWERFUL APPROACHES TO STIMULATING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INVENTION, INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP ON UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE CAMPUSES DIRECTED TOWARDS SOLVING NATIONAL SECURITY PROBLEMS. | ARLINGTON, VA | |
| 154 | NAM KNIGHTS OF AMERICA MOTORCYCLE CLUB SKYLINE CHAPTER Service to Military, Law Enforcement, and 1st Responders in times of need. | Palmyra, VA | |
| 155 | RED EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INC To provide customized seminar training in cultural competence, leadership, national security and public policy for members of U.S. Armed Forces, employees of federal agencies and employees of public and private corporations. | ALEXANDRIA, VA | |
| 156 | LILIES OF THE FIELD THRIFT STORE INC Non-profit organization that help families in the community who are less fortunate, or in need of personal/household items. It relys on donations of used clothing and small household items given by churches and people in the community. | NORTH TAZEWELL, VA | |
| 157 | INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR ELECTROPORATION-BASED TECHNOLOGIES The mission of the International Society for Electroporation-Based Technologies and Treatments is to promote the advancement of scientific knowledge of the interactions of pulsed electric and electromagnetic fields and ionized gases with biological systems (cells, tissues, organisms, molecules and materials), with an emphasis on electroporation, and to facilitate the development of applications based on these phenomena in biology, medicine, biotechnology, and food and environmental technologies. The Society fosters collaboration and exchange of ideas and information among scientists, technology users, and other interested parties to accelerate the dissemination of new findings, and supports research, education, and training through the organization and sponsorship of congresses, conferences, workshops, and schools. | BLACKSBURG, VA | |
| 158 | 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 | |
| 159 | DADOO FOUNDATION PROVIDE HOMELESS PEOPLE CLOTHES INCLUDING ESSENTIAL FOOD ITEMS | FAIRFAX, VA | |
| 160 | TEAM PRINCE WILLIAM INC The mission is to raise awareness and remembrance of Law Enforcement Officers who have died in the line of duty while promoting a positive image of all law enforcement and supporting the families of fallen Officers. | WOODBRIDGE, VA | |
| 161 | Laura Harbour Scott Foundation To provide blankets and or clothing items for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatments, and to provide such other support for cancer patients as the Board of Directors may determine. | Vienna, VA | |
| 162 | DANGER CLOSE Pipe Hitters Union Motorcycle Club (PHUMC) Danger Close chapter is a charitable organization that conducts fundraising activities for multiple entities, both public, private, and 501c3. Danger Close was founded on April 12, 2015, by individuals in Springfield and Loudoun County, Virginia to provide the opportunity for increased camaraderie between military personnel, military contractors, law enforcement officers, firefighters and likeminded civilians in order to assist fallen members and their families, and charitable purposes to include financially supporting other, related exempt organizations. | HILLSBORO, VA | |
| 163 | THE BIJAN GHAISAR FOUNDATION CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION TO REDUCE POLICE BRUTALITY | MCLEAN, VA | |
| 164 | Best You Best Me Inc The organization will provide educational events to the general public, in addition to charitable support to those in need, to enable individuals to become better versions of themselves | Leesburg, VA | |
| 165 | PROJECT BIOME INC PROJECT BIOME EXISTS TO UNITE, INSPIRE AND EMPOWER THE MOVEMENT TOWARDS REGENERATIVE FOOD SYSTEMS AS A MEANS TO RESTORE HUMAN AND PLANETARY HEALTH. | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA | |
| 166 | Valiant Foundation TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS AND OTHER DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS. | Herndon, VA | |
| 167 | FOUNDATION FOR LAKE ANNA EMERGENCY To raise funds to help with the construction costs for a publicly owned emergency services facility located at Lake Anna, Virginia | LOUISA, VA | |
| 168 | HOPE HEALS FOUNDATION Our mission is to serve our community by providing assistance, support, and basic supplies to those in need. I.E. Free clothing, furniture, baby gear, and household items. | Warrenton, VA | |
| 169 | RICHMOND, VA | ||
| 170 | Richmond, VA | ||
| 171 | Fairfax, VA | ||
| 172 | Farmville, VA | ||
| 173 | HENRICO, VA | ||
| 174 | VIRGINIA BEACH, VA | ||
| 175 | WOODBRIDGE, VA | ||
| 176 | FREDERICKSBURG, VA | ||
| 177 | RICHMOND, VA | ||
| 178 | LAUREL FORK, VA | ||
| 179 | DUMFRIES, VA | ||
| 180 | MC LEAN, VA | ||
| 181 | Alexandria, VA | ||
| 182 | ARLINGTON, VA | ||
| 183 | ARLINGTON, VA | ||
| 184 | RICHMOND, VA | ||
| 185 | Alexandria, VA | ||
| 186 | WALKERTON, VA | ||
| 187 | Scottsville, VA | ||
| 188 | Alexandria, VA | ||
| 189 | RESTON, VA | ||
| 190 | MC LEAN, VA | ||
| 191 | Richmond, VA | ||
| 192 | GLADE SPRING, VA | ||
| 193 | VIRGINIA BEACH, VA | ||
| 194 | JAVA, VA | ||
| 195 | Alexandria, VA | ||
| 196 | FOREST, VA | ||
| 197 | TRIANGLE, VA | ||
| 198 | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA | ||
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