Showing 73 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | THE CONSTITUTION FOUNDATION DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF A WEBSITE OFFERING A MULTI-MEDIA COURSEWARE LIBRARY ON THE INTERNET TO THE PUBLIC FOR FREE. | VIENNA, VA | |
| 52 | DAN RIVER BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO ENTREPENEURS AND TO ATTRACT, ASSIST AND ENCOURAGE EMERGING SERVICE, TECHNOLOGY AND LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESSES. | DANVILLE, VA | |
| 53 | NATIONAL VACCINE INFORMATION CENTER THE PURPOSE OF NVIC IS TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF AMERICAN CHILDREN AND ADULTS THROUGH ITS RESEARCH AND EDUCATION-ORIENTED PROGRAMS TO PREVENT VACCINE INJURIES AND DEATHS AND TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS (BOTH CHILDREN AND ADULTS) WHO HAVE BEEN VACCINE INJURED. NVIC IS THE OLDEST AND LARGEST CONSUMER HEALTH ORGANIZATION IN AMERICA PROVIDING VACCINE AND DISEASE RISK INFORMATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC; ADVOCATING SAFETY REFORMS IN THE MASS VACCINATION SYSTEM AND ENDORSING INDEPENDENT SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INTO VACCINE-ASSOCIATED DEATHS, INJURIES AND CHRONIC ILLNESS. NVIC PUBLIC EDUCATION PROGRAM IS MULTI-FACETED, INCLUDING: PUBLIC CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIUMS, WORKSHOPS; TELEVISION, RADIO AND PRINT MEDIA, AND PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS; THE PUBLICATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF BOOKS, AUDIO AND VIDEO TAPES, NEWSLETTERS AND OTHER VISUAL AND PRINTED MATERIALS AND IT MAINTAINS AN INTERNET WEBSITE (HTTP://WWW.NVIC.ORG). | STERLING, VA | |
| 54 | Consumer Technology Association PROMOTING THE COMMON BUSINESS INTERESTS OF MEMBER ENGAGED IN/ASSOCIATED WITH THE MANUFACTURE, SALE, AND/OR DISTRIBUTION OF CONSUMER TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS. | Arlington, VA | |
| 55 | INSTITUTE FOR BUILDING TECHNOLOGY AND DELIVER QUALITY SERVICES TO ENHANCE PUBLIC SAFETY, ECONOMIC DEV. AND COMMUNITY WELFARE. | ASHBURN, VA | |
| 56 | HOPECAM INC TO OVERCOME THE SOCIAL ISOLATION AND LONLINESS OF CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER AND OTHER LIFE-THREATENING DISEASES BY CONNECTING THEM WITH THEIR FRIENDS AT SCHOOL THROUGH THE USE OF THE INTERNET, COMPUTERS, AND WEBCAMERAS. | RESTON, VA | |
| 57 | CONSUMER TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION THE CTA FOUNDATION MISSION IS TO LINK SENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES WITH TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE THEIR LIVES. | Arlington, VA | |
| 58 | 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 | |
| 59 | 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 | |
| 60 | HACK FOR COMMUNITY INC Provide technology education to underserved students. | Suffolk, VA | |
| 61 | INCIDENT RESPONSE CONSORTIUM CYBERSECURITY TRAINING AND EDUCATION | ARLINGTON, VA | |
| 62 | INTERNET SOCIETY FOUNDATION THE INTERNET SOCIETY FOUNDATION EXISTS TO DEMONSTRATE AND SUPPORT THE POSITIVE DIFFERENCE THE INTERNET CAN MAKE TO PEOPLE EVERYWHERE. (CONTINUED IN SCHEDULE O) | Reston, VA | |
| 63 | DON CAREY REECH FOUNDATION THE DON CAREY REECH FOUNDAION PROVIDES EDUCATION AND STEAM(SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, EDUCATION, ARTS AND MATHEMATICS) OPPORTUNITIES TO YOUTH WHO OHERWISE MAY NOT REALIZE THESE OPPORTUNITIES ARE WITHIN THEIR REACH. | Chesapeake, VA | |
| 64 | CYBER BYTES FOUNDATION TO ESTABLISH AND SUSTAIN A UNIQUE CYBER ECOSYSTEM TO PRODUCE THE EDUCATION, INNOVATION, AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS TO ENHANCE DEVELOPERS AND CYBER WORKFORCE. | STAFFORD, VA | |
| 65 | KUMA FOUNDATION DEMONSTRATE THE POSITIVE SOCIAL IMPACT OF SECURITY, PRIVACY, AND IDENTITY IN TECHNOLOGY BY INCREASING AWARENESS OF TECHNOLOGY AND ITS USES, FOSTERING HEALTHY TECHNOLOGY LIFESTYLES, DRIVING THE ADOPTION OF PRIVACY AND SECURITY STANDARDS, AND SUPPORTING GLOBAL CAUSES. | BRISTOW, VA | |
| 66 | IMPACT USA IMPACT USA is dedicated to furthering education of our children and youth from Kindergarten through grade 12. IMPACT USA will focus on empowering our youth with next generation skills needed (including Science Technology Engineering & Math). | GREAT FALLS, VA | |
| 67 | Bold Impact Bold Impact is a charity focused on supporting diverse communities with the skills and training to build the future. Our most significant activities are media and technology trainings, community gatherings and leadership development. | Woodbridge, VA | |
| 68 | BGH FOUNDATION Black Girls Hack (BGH) is a non-profit org that focuses on providing technology and cybersecurity education. BGH will do this through providing training and engagement to encourage Black Women and Girls to be engaged in STEM. | Fredericksburg, VA | |
| 69 | ARLINGTON, VA | ||
| 70 | ASHLAND, VA | ||
| 71 | RESTON, VA | ||
| 72 | VIENNA, VA | ||
| 73 | FAIRFAX STATION, VA | ||
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