Showing 134 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND INC THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING OF ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE. | ALEXANDRIA, VA | |
| 102 | ACADEMY OF PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL REPRESENT PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY AND SUPPORT ACCESS TO PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES. | ALEXANDRIA, VA | |
| 103 | AMSALE GESSESSE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION IFA is committed to ensuring the well-being of women and children in Africa, especially the vulnerable with limited access to quality health care and essential services like nutritious food, education and safe drinking water | Alexandria, VA | |
| 104 | FEDERATION OF STATE BOARDS OF PHYSICAL PROVIDE PUBLIC PROTECTION THROUGH LAWS and REGULATORY STANDARDS IN PHYSICAL THERAPY BY USE OF SYSTEMS THAT ASSESS ENTRY-LEVEL AND CONTINUING COMPETENCE. | ALEXANDRIA, VA | |
| 105 | NEW CHESAPEAKE MEN FOR PROGRESS EDUCATION FOUNDATION We are playing a major role in influencing the education of black male youth through a variety of programs. Both scholarships and mentoring services are provided to black male youth at the elementary and secondary levels as well as providing school supplies to students who cannot afford them. We also assist with adult services and programs such as jail ministry, parent education seminars and financial empowerment seminars assist adults in improving their understanding of issues affecting their well-being. | Chesapeake, VA | |
| 106 | STRENGTH IN PEERS INC STRENGTH IN PEERS, INC. IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE LIVED-EXPERIENCE RECOVERING FROM MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES AND/OR SUBSTANCE ABUSE. THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS DURING RECOVERY BY OFFERING SERVICES THAT ENCOURAGE CONNECTION, ACCESS TO RESOURCES, AND SELF- SUFFICIENCY. THE ORGANIZATION BELIEVES COMMUNITY MEMBERS CAN HELP ONE ANOTHER ACCESS SERVICES AND ADVOCATE FOR CHANGES THAT BETTER MEET THEIR NEEDS. | NEW MARKET, VA | |
| 107 | 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 | |
| 108 | KOHN CHARITABLE TRUST THE PHILANTHROPIC FOCUS OF THE KOHN CHARITABLE TRUST IS (A) TO PROMOTE THE WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN WHO ARE UNDERPRIVILEGED AND UNDERREPRESENTED, THROUGH COLLABORATIVE EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH INITIATIVES AND PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE FUTURE SELF-SUFFICIENCY; (B) TO ASSIST THOSE WHO HAVE LITTLE OR NO VOICE IN SOCIETY THROUGH EMPOWERMENT AND REPRESENTATION; (C) TO AID THOSE THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED INDIVIDUALS AND TO AID THEIR EMPOWERMENT; AND (D) TO USE SCIENCE TO IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH BY ADVANCING NEW DISCOVERY AND HEALTH OUTCOME INITIATIVES.CONSISTENT WITH THE MISSION OF THE KOHN CHARITABLE TRUST WE HAVE ESTABLISHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN THE HERMANN AND AMALIE KOHN PROFESSORSHIP OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND SOCIAL POLICY AT THE GERALD R. FORD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY. THIS POSITION WILL ASSIST THE FORD SCHOOL IN BEING A NATIONAL LEADER IN SOCIAL JUSTICE. | MCLEAN, VA | |
| 109 | COLD CAP-ITAL FUND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DC, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA CHEMOTHERAPY PATIENTS TRYING TO PREVENT HAIR LOSS THROUGH SCALP COOLING (ALSO KNOWN AS COLD CAPS). | ARLINGTON, VA | |
| 110 | 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 | |
| 111 | SOUTHEASTERN TRANSGENDER RESOURCE Our mission is to provide outreach to the transgender community through activities including, but not limited to, providing housing assistance, mental health support, and meals to those in need in a safe and stigma free environment. | NORFOLK, VA | |
| 112 | TRUEFIDUCIARY INSTITUTE TRUEFIDUCIARY INSTITUTE (THE INSTITUTE) IS ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE FINANCIAL LITERACY AND EDUCATION TO COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AS WELL AS LOW INCOME FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS. THE MASSIVE TRANSFORMATIONAL PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO POSITIVELY AFFECT ONE MILLION LIVES THROUGH FINANCIAL WELL-BEING. THE MISSION OF THE INSTITUTE IS THAT ALL STUDENTS GRADUATE WITH AN ACTIONABLE FINANCIAL PLAN. THE INSTITUTE WILL ACHIEVE THESE GOALS AND OUTCOMES IN THREE WAYS: EDUCATION, DIGITIZATION AND COMMUNITY BUILDING. AN ADDITIONAL MISSION IS TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS WITH LOW-COST TOOLS AND EDUCATION TO ENGABLE THEM TO BUILD THEIR OWN FINANCIAL PLAN. | RESTON, VA | |
| 113 | BENJAMIN GOLDBERG FOUNDATION To advance the understanding of well-being through the development and support of programs that empower children and families on their medial journey. | VIRGINA BEACH, VA | |
| 114 | CHILDRENS HOPE CHARITIES To pursue programs benefiting education mental health anti-violence against children and hunger alleviation | ARLINGTON, VA | |
| 115 | PATRICK HENRY FAMILY SERVICES TO PROVIDE RESIDENTIAL AND RELATED SERVICES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT, ASSISTANCE, AND CARE OF DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN IN A STRUCTURED FAMILY HOME ENVIRONMENT, AND SUPPORTING THE PROVISION OF NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIAN TRAINING, INTERVENTION AND COUNSELING TO CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. | LYNCHBURG, VA | |
| 116 | Rappahannock River Ecological Park The organization will operate the premier environmental research and education center in the Fredericksburg region, dedicated to improving and protecting the environmental health of the Rappahannock River Basin and surrounding ecosystem. | Fredericksburg, VA | |
| 117 | NELSON COMMUNITY WELLNESS ALLIANCE MISSION: TO PROMOTE WELLNESS IN THE NELSON COMMUNITY BY DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE AMONG YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES. VISION: TO CREATE A COMMUNITY THAT IS TRAUMA INFORMED, ENGAGED, AND ACTIVELY WORKING TO REDUCE THE STIGMA ASSOCIATED WITH ADDICTION, TRAUMA, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CONDITIONS BY PROVIDING EDUCATION RELATED TO PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY. | LOVINGSTON, VA | |
| 118 | TUDOR HOUSE Tudor House will help heal grieving hearts through grief counseling, support groups and education with the development of a Grief, Lose, and Suicide Prevention Center. Tudor House will be a safe place for people to visit, and ask for help. | ROANOKE, VA | |
| 119 | RESTON, VA | ||
| 120 | RICHMOND, VA | ||
| 121 | WILLIAMSBURG, VA | ||
| 122 | RICHMOND, VA | ||
| 123 | FREDERICKSBURG, VA | ||
| 124 | FALLS CHURCH, VA | ||
| 125 | MIDLOTHIAN, VA | ||
| 126 | MCLEAN, VA | ||
| 127 | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA | ||
| 128 | FALLS CHURCH, VA | ||
| 129 | Richmond, VA | ||
| 130 | Midlothian, VA | ||
| 131 | LOCUST GROVE, VA | ||
| 132 | Centreville, VA | ||
| 133 | CHINCOTEAGUE ISLAND, VA | ||
| 134 | LEESBURG, VA | ||
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