Giving Circles & Other Grants

ROSS-ROBERTS FUND FOR THE ARTS Celebrate, promote, and support the arts in Northern Virginia.

1st Stage, $10,000 Serving Fairfax County This capacity-building grant supported the work of the Director of Engagement as part of the organization’s strategic plan to strengthen development and education initiatives.

Thank you to the 2018-2019 Ross-Roberts Fund for the Arts Grants Committee: Lisa Mariam, Elizabeth Murphy, Stephen Roberts

THE ANGUS SLATER LAMOND FUND FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH Promotes the development and education of economically disadvantaged children and youth aged 18 years of age and younger in the City of Alexandria and in Fairfax County south and west of the City of Alexandria with a current preference towards the Route 1 corridor.

United Community Ministries, $12,500 Serving Fairfax County Funding supported the organization’s after-school and summer program along the Route 1 corridor that serves economically disadvantaged youth.

The Campagna Center, $12,500 Serving Alexandria Funding supported Building Better Futures (BBF), a program that helps at-risk secondary level public school students in Alexandria succeed in school and become college and career ready.

Thank you to the 2018-2019 Lamond Fund Grants Committee: Bernard Mustafa, Susan Nolan, Steve Reeder, Don Strehle, Marc Wishkoff

BUSINESS WOMEN’S GIVING CIRCLE ReSET, $12,500 Space of Her Own, Inc. (SOHO), $10,000 TrailsForYouth.org, $15,000 Wesley Housing Development Corporation, $15,000

GIVING CIRCLE OF HOPE

All Ages Read Together, $7,000 Baileys Crossroads Health Access Partnership $7,000 Fairfax Court Appointed Special Advocates, $7,000 The Fenwick Foundation, $7,000 Girls on the Run of NOVA, $1,026 Just Neighbors, $3,078 Literacy Volunteers of America – Prince William, $7,000 Rosie Riveters, $1,500 SafeSpot Children’s Advocacy Center of Fairfax County, $7,000 She Rocks the World, $1,500 Stroke Comeback Center, $7,000 Together We Bake, $7,000 Women Giving Back, $1,026

LOUDOUN IMPACT FUND*

A Farm Less Ordinary, $10,000 A Place To Be, $10,000 All Ages Read Together, $5,000 Children’ Science Center, $5,000 Crossroads Jobs, $5,000 ECHO, $8,500 Fenwick Foundation, $7,500 Ryan Bartel Foundation, $10,000 INMED Partnerships for Children, $8,000 Loudoun Abused Women’s Shelter, $8,500 Loudoun Habitat for Humanity, $5,000 Loudoun Hunger Relief, $10,000 Loudoun Literacy Council, $7,500 Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers, $10,000 StoryBook Treasures, $5,000 Windy Hill Foundation, $10,000

*The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia made a grant to the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Fauquier Counties for $30,476. The total above reflects combined funding from both organizations.

Capital Area Food Bank Emergency Relief Pop-up Market

ADDITIONAL GRANTS

Community Foundation Opportunity Network, $1,000 Capital Area Food Bank (Family Market), $25,398 Capital Area Food Bank (Emergency Relief – Federal Government Shutdown), $45,500 INOVA Kellar Center, $20,000 Junior Achievement, $15,000 Life with Cancer, $50 Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority, $22,422

2018 Loudoun Impact Fund Grantees