First Baptist Ashland Christian Child Development Center
To support deep cleaning, pre-wrapped meals, social distancing materials, thermometers and staff costs for the Child Development Center.
FRIENDS Association for Children
To support childcare and virtual learning supervision for the children of essential workers, first responders, and low-income families.
Fulton Montessori School
To support the continuation of preschool and childcare services for essential workers and working families.
HomeAgain
To support transportation and virtual learning supervision costs for school-age children in the family shelter, and to support salary costs for a learning coordinator position.
Huguenot UMC Preschool
To support cleaning, sanitizing, and additional security costs related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kiddie Kingdom Inc.
To support salary costs and operating expenses due to reduced enrollment and extra staffing required to meet Virginia’s health guidelines.
Peter Paul
To support transportation at Peter Paul’s emergency childcare and facilitated learning center at MLK Middle School.
St. James’s Children’s Center
To support the Children’s Center early childhood and facilitated learning programs for the children of essential personnel and low-income working families.
YMCA of Greater Richmond
To provide full-day childcare to the children of essential personnel, and to support staff and supply costs for year-round, out-of-school time programs.
YWCA Richmond
To support the Sprout School's high quality, full-year, full-day, mixed-income early education.
Amelia County Public Schools
To support the food service operation by adding additional kiosks that provide meals to students while social distancing.
Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation
To support the creation of culturally responsive and inclusive digital tool kits that connect youth from diverse backgrounds with their mental health.
Charles City County Public Schools
To provide support for internet access and “grab and go meals” for students, additional personnel, transportation, professional development for remote instruction and ongoing sanitation.
Chesterfield Education Foundation
To support the purchase of WiFi hotspots and learning devices for students without access at home
Colonial Heights Public Schools
To support the purchase of mobile hotspots, Chromebooks, and document cameras needed for online learning.
Dinwiddie County Public Schools
To provide internet access to students in remote areas of the county.
Goochland Education Foundation
To support costs for video-recorded lessons, broadband access for students without internet, and the purchase of Kajeet devices for virtual learning.
Hanover Education Foundation
To support the purchase of mobile hotspots for teachers with limited or no internet provider options at home, enabling instructors to connect with critical learning tools.
Henrico Education Foundation
To support virtual learning training for Henrico’s principals, teachers and instructional coaches.
Hopewell Public Schools
To support the purchase of 31 internet hotspots to be placed on school buses in neighborhoods without internet coverage.
Petersburg City Public Schools
To support the building of a playground at Pleasants Lane Elementary School for all students to have access to outdoor recreation when in-person school resumes.
Petersburg Library Foundation
To support the purchase, renovation and staffing costs associated with converting a used bus into a mobile WiFi and technology hub for Petersburg's students and families.
Prince George County Public Schools
To support digital remote learning for students without internet access at home.
Richmond Public Schools
To support the purchase of 10,000 Chromebooks for students who need them to access learning opportunities while schools are closed.
Amelia County Food Pantry
To support the purchase and distribution of food to children and families at high risk of food insecurity in Amelia County.
Atlantic Outreach Group
To support the purchase of groceries, masks and hygiene kits for people experiencing food insecurity due to COVID-19.
Baptist General Association of Virginia
To support microgrants to churches across the region supporting the food needs of low-income residents in their communities.
Belmont Community Resource Services *
To support the clothing closet and food distribution programs for underserved residents of the Richmond community.
Charles City County
To purchase supplies and equipment for the County's Emergency Food Pantry.
Chesterfield Education Foundation
To support the purchase and distribution of food to children and families at high risk of food insecurity in the Chesterfield school district.
Circles Ashland
To purchase food, hygiene products, cleaning products, and technological needs to assist participants in accessing benefits such as unemployment.
Circles RVA
To support the purchase of meals, groceries and health supplies for low-income individuals and to secure essential cleaning supplies and PPE during re-opening.
Colonial Heights Food Pantry
To support the purchase of additional food due to an increase in need and a decrease in grocery store donations.
Communities in Schools of Chesterfield
To support the purchase of food, cleaning supplies and gas cards for case-managed students, and their families, in Chesterfield County Public Schools.
Communities in Schools of Petersburg
To support the purchase of food, cleaning supplies and gas cards for case-managed students, and their families, in Petersburg Public Schools.
Communities in Schools of Richmond
To support the purchase of food, cleaning supplies and gas cards for case-managed students, and their families, in Richmond Public Schools.
Cornerstone Revitalization Center
To support the purchase of food, basic toiletries and cleaning supplies for families in need.
Downtown Churches United
To support food purchases for the Petersburg meal service and pantry programs.
Family Lifeline
To support the purchase of grocery store gift cards for families with young children facing food insecurity during the pandemic.
Feed More
To provide staffing support for the Bayard Community Kitchen, which supplements a decrease in volunteer shifts while continuing to support the nutritional needs of vulnerable children and seniors in our region.
FeedTheStreetsRVA
To support the purchase and distribution of PPE and food and to provide financial assistance for individuals experiencing hardships due to COVID-19.
Frontline Foods Richmond
To purchase meals for essential workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Goochland Education Foundation
To support the purchase and distribution of food to children and families at high risk of food insecurity in the Goochland school district.
HandUP Community Resource Center
To support increased costs for staff hours, food, and meal prep materials for veterans and community members due to the pandemic.
Hanover Education Foundation
To support the purchase of food that can be distributed to children and families at high risk of food insecurity in the Hanover community.
Henrico Christmas Mother
To purchase local grocery store gift cards for distribution to qualifying recipients during the holiday season.
Henrico Education Foundation
To support the purchase of shelf-stable food to distribute to children and families at high risk of food insecurity in the Henrico County school district.
H.O.P.E. *
To provide food and equipment for the food pantry to support ongoing nutrition needs in the community.
Hopewell Food Pantry
To purchase food for distribution to individuals and families with food insecurity in the City of Hopewell.
HumanKind
To support costs associated with groceries, gas, bills and other expenses for low-income individuals experienced COVID-19 related job loss or reduction in hours.
Latinos in Virginia Empowerment Center
To provide emergency assistance, including food, utilities, mental health counseling and rental assistance for Spanish-speaking individuals who call the LIVE helpline.
Louisa County Resource Council
To provide food, staffing and protective equipment to ensure safe delivery of food to low-income children, seniors, and individuals in Louisa County.
Mercy Mall of Virginia
To support the purchase of grocery gift cards for households experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Neighborhood Resource Center
To support additional staffing and food costs as the Center increases meal preparation and delivery for students and their families in the East End.
New Hope Food Pantry
To support the purchase and distribution of food to children and families at high risk of food insecurity in New Kent County.
Partnership for Families
To support the purchase of food and essential supplies for families in need.
Peter Paul Development Center
To purchase food for the pantry program and support driver stipends for food deliveries to seniors.
Powhatan County Social Services
To support vulnerable, isolated seniors in Powhatan County with continued delivery of food, personal care items and prescriptions.
Promise Land Storehouse
To support costs associated with groceries, gas, bills and other expenses for low-income individuals experienced COVID-19 related job loss or reduction in hours.
Richmond Friends of the Homeless
To support increased food costs at three community-based meal sites.
Richmond Hill
To support food purchases and deliveries to food-insecure Armstrong High Schools families through the Armstrong Leadership Program.
Richmond Public Schools Education Foundation
To support school meal distribution efforts, and to purchase groceries for students and families facing housing instability.
Sacred Heart Center
To provide food, baby formula, hygiene supplies, and other emergency necessities for clients and to purchase equipment that enables staff to maintain client connections remotely.
Saint Francis Home
To purchase food for residents.
Senior Connections
To support home delivered meals, food, and essential supplies for seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Shalom Farms
To temporarily increase staff hours and/or hire additional staff during the planting season, filling the gap left by cancelled volunteer sessions. Food grown will be distributed in low-income communities during the summer.
The Shepherd's Center of Chesterfield
To support the continuation of the food and medical transportation program for vulnerable seniors during the pandemic.
The Society of St. Andrew
To support the packaging and shipping of fresh produce to hunger relief agencies in Central Virginia.
UGK Community First Corp.
To support staff costs and material purchases for meal production and distribution to Richmond residents in need.
Waymakers Foundation *
To provide operating support for the work of the food pantry, including staff, food, supplies, and equipment.
Bon Secours Richmond Health Care Foundation
To support costs of immunizations for flu and pneumonia for uninsured or underinsured seniors.
Capital Area Health Network
To support the costs of COVID-19 testing, at-home blood pressure cuffs and WiFi hotspots for clients to participate in telehealth appointments, staff PPE, and COVID-19 safety-related building improvements.
Central Virginia Health Services, Inc.
To support costs for remote patient monitoring equipment for patients with chronic diseases.
ChildSavers
To support the purchase of telehealth technology for clients who can connect from home, as well as provide PPE to facilitate in-person therapy for clients for whom telehealth is not an option.
Conexus
To support the Conexus Blink 20 Program, which works to mitigate the visual health concerns related to virtual learning.
Cristo Rey Richmond
To support the purchase of PPE, plexiglass shields, body temperature scanners and additional cleaning costs for a safe return to school.
CrossOver Healthcare Ministry
To support the conversion to telehealth services, the purchase of PPE for dental clinic staff, a new Public Health Nurse staff position, and the implementation of influenza testing.
Daily Planet Health Services
To support the transition to telehealth, COVID-19 testing, salary costs for a registered nurse overseeing vaccination efforts, and follow-up care for homeless and underserved populations in the Richmond region.
Elk Hill
To provide behavioral health services via telehealth and to support a 4 day-week therapeutic and academic learning pod community for special education and academic at-risk students.
The Faces of HOPE of Virginia
To support expenses related to implementing and maintaining telehealth services.
Family Lifeline
To support the purchase of materials and technology to continue the Early Childhood and Long-Term Service programs remotely during the pandemic, and for additional salary support to hire and retain home-care providers.
Free Clinic of Powhatan
To support equipment and software purchases needed to adapt mental health services to telehealth appointments.
FRIENDS Association for Children
To provide childcare to essential personnel and to purchase PPE and cleaning supplies for the center.
Full Circle Grief Center
To support operations and staff costs associated with re-opening Full Circle Grief Center.
Gateway Homes, Inc.
To purchase safety equipment and provide extended pay for the Psychiatrist and Nurse Practitioner positions.
GoochlandCares
To support food, personal protective equipment, and rental assistance for low-income residents; technology for staff to work remotely; and salary costs for a COVID-19 Coordinator overseeing the organization's response to the pandemic.
Greater Richmond Chamber Foundation
To support the acquisition and distribution of cleaning supplies and PPE to 500 child care programs in the Richmond region.
Hanover Safe Place
To support increases in shelter and supply costs for those fleeing domestic violence, and to purchase technology for staff to work remotely with clients.
Health Brigade
To support the transition to telehealth and provide salary support for a COVID-19 Coordinator to lead testing, vaccination efforts and essential wrap-around support.
Heart Havens
To support the purchase of PPE for staff and communication technology for residents who are unable to leave their homes due to COVID-19.
Henrico Too Smart 2 Start Coalition
To support the purchase and distribution of face masks and hand sanitizer featuring substance use prevention messages to youth of low-income families.
Honoring Choices Virginia
To support an Advanced Care Planning virtual platform for conversations and witnessing, along with educational material, so residents can make well-informed decisions about their loved ones’ health.
ICNA Council for Social Justice
To support PPE costs for volunteers distributing food and providing support for incarcerated individuals in Central Virginia.
Jewish Family Services
To provide In-Home Health Aides to assist senior clients with daily living activities such as dressing, bathing, and cooking. Services will be provided to clients whose routine care is provided by a health aide who is unable to work due to loss of childcare or other COVID-19 related reasons.
La Casa de la Salud *
To provide salary support for native Spanish-speaking community health workers and a phone line to supplement services of VDH Navigators.
Latinos in Virginia Empowerment Center
To support increased costs for bilingual staff on the help line.
Little Hands Virginia
To support the purchase of essential infant and toddler care supplies for those in need.
Lucy Corr Foundation
To purchase tablets to support residents in maintaining social connections during the pandemic.
Mask Production and Distribution
To support the purchase and production of hand sanitizer and personal protective masks for local residents and organizations.
Matthew's Haven
To support the purchase and distribution of hygiene and diaper supplies.
Mental Health America of Virginia
To provide increased staff support for the statewide peer-run mental health support line.
Nurture *
To support a pilot support group for low-income pregnant/postpartum led by trained BIPOC Lactation Support Providers.
Powhatan County
To support emergency housing and other needs for victims of domestic violence.
Powhatan County Social Services
To support seniors of Powhatan County with meals and recreation via a socially distanced senior space.
Real Chances
To support the purchase of kitchen and laundry equipment to support individuals experiencing homelessness in the region.
Richmond Academy of Medicine
To support the Loving Lunches program, which delivers box lunches to Richmond area healthcare workers.
Richmond Behavioral Health Foundation
To support hotel stays and food for individuals with behavioral health needs who are experiencing homelessness.
Richmond City Health District
To support education outreach, navigation support, and quarantine and vaccination resources for residents of priority communities across Greater Richmond.
Rx Partnership
To support a new home delivery system that increases safe medication access for clients of local safety net clinics while they shelter-in-place during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Safe Harbor
To support increased shelter, counseling, food and supply costs for victims of domestic violence.
SOAR365
To support the purchase of necessary PPE for staff who interact closely and daily with individuals who have unique care needs.
St. Joseph's Villa
To support PPE purchases and classroom modifications that allow students and staff to safely return to campus and resume in-person services.
Studio Two Three
To produce 10,000 protective face masks for home and public health care workers, bus drivers, and other nonprofit essential workers.
YWCA of Richmond
To support additional staffing and supply costs for the domestic violence shelter and the Essential Personnel Childcare Center.
University of Richmond
To support the purchase of Echo devices and cleaning supplies/PPE for residents of Dominion Place Apartments, ensuring continuity of legal and medical care.
Urban Baby Beginnings *
To support the purchase and delivery of diapers to qualified households in the Richmond area to help ensure that Richmond's babies stay clean and dry.
ACTS
To support eviction prevention efforts, including rent, utility and bill payment support.
Better Housing Coalition
To support the creation of a new fund to assist BHC households unable to make their full rental payments due to a COVID-19-related income loss.
Boaz & Ruth
To provide rental support for low-income tenants.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Richmond
To provide rent or mortgage assistance for youth participants and families facing difficult financial situations through COVID-19.
CARITAS
To support additional staffing and supply costs as individuals experiencing homelessness shelter-in-place at CARITAS shelters.
Carol Adams Foundation, Inc.
To provide shelter and food for survivors of domestic violence.
Central Virginia Legal Aid Society
To support the technology needs for tele-law practices serving low-income clients, in anticipation of an increase in eviction-related cases.
Commonwealth Catholic Charities
To provide financial assistance for low-income households, and to support increased outreach staffing and purchase food and supplies for individuals experiencing homelessness in the Tri-Cities.
GoochlandCares
To support salary costs for a case management to assist individuals with COVID-19 related needs and to manage the emergency shelter.
Help Me Help You Foundation
To support emergency housing for individuals who are experiencing homelessness after their release from incarceration.
HomeAgain Richmond
To support increased costs for staffing, and to purchase cleaning supplies and food for the emergency shelters.
Homeward
To expand homeless shelter options, secure transportation for individuals needing medical assessment, increase hours for the Homeless Crisis Line, and support additional administrative costs.
Housing Families First
To support increased staff costs and financial assistance to clients, and to purchase meals and homeless shelter supplies.
Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Virginia
To support the eviction diversion program, and to support foreclosure prevention counseling and services in Central Virginia.
International Rescue Committee
To support rental and utilities assistance for local refugee families who have lost their income.
James House
To support trauma-informed services, safe shelter and advocacy for Tri-Cities residents impacted by sexual violence, domestic violence, stalking, and child abuse and neglect in the nexus of the COVID-19 crisis.
Kingdom Life Ministry
To support costs to expand capacity in the recovery program, including temporary housing, training, peer coaching, support groups, mentorship and counseling.
Louisa Community Emergency Fund
To provide rental and utility assistance for low-income households in Louisa county.
Maggie Walker Community Land Trust
To support mortgage assistance for MWCLT homeowners whose incomes have been reduced or eliminated due to COVID-19.
The McShin Foundation
To provide rental support for clients in substance use recovery housing who are unable to make payments due to job loss.
Moments of Hope Outreach
To support the Emergency Motel Shelter and Dignity Stay programs in order to shelter 40 individuals a week for 24 weeks.
OAR of Richmond, Inc.
To provide financial assistance for clients needing support to maintain housing stability.
Operation First Response
To support our nation's military, first responders and healthcare workers with emergency financial aid during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Partnership for Housing Affordability
To support emergency rental assistance for individuals facing unemployment or income loss as a result of the pandemic, and to support two Housing Resource Specialist positions for the Housing Resource Line for six months.
Rappahannock United Way
To support staffing to process rental and mortgage assistance applications and direct client financial assistance requests for Caroline County households.
REAL LIFE
To provide rental support for clients in substance use recovery housing who are unable to make payments due to job loss.
Re-Establish Richmond
To support costs associated with the translation of COVID-19 health information into the primary languages spoken by refugee households.
Richmond Behavioral Health Foundation
To support the ongoing needs of individuals experiencing homelessness during the pandemic, including safe, temporary housing and food support until permanent housing can be secured.
Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity
To provide mortgage support for Habitat homeowners impacted by COVID-19 and in jeopardy of foreclosure when the federally mandated forbearance period ends.
Sacred Heart Center
To support housing cost relief for immigrant families who are ineligible for federal CARES funding.
The Salvation Army
To support set up, staffing, and supply costs for an isolation shelter for high-risk individuals experiencing homelessness, and to support eviction prevention counseling and rental assistance.
STEPS, Inc.
To support a Housing Coordinator position to assist those applying for housing services, and to provide rental and mortgage assistance for Amelia and Cumberland residents.
St. Joseph's Villa
To support eviction prevention programming, emergency staff costs, and flexible client assistance for rapid rehousing clients.
Sussex County Department of Social Services
To support vulnerable Sussex County residents with financial assistance for rent, deposits and utility payments.
Urban Hope
To provide rental support for low-income tenants.
Virginia Community Voice
To support financial assistance for households unable to obtain rental, utility, or food assistance through other sources.
Virginia Home for Boys and Girls
To support a partnership with Side by Side to provide safe, inclusive, and affirming housing and support services to LGBTQ+ young adults.
Virginia Poverty Law Center
To support a 9-month contract paralegal position to assist the Eviction Legal Helpline, which is seeing a dramatic increase in calls from tenants facing potential eviction as a result of the COVID-19 crisis.
Latinos in Virginia Empowerment Center *
To provide emergency assistance, including rental and utility assistance, for households facing pandemic-related financial hardship who do not qualify or cannot access assistance from other agencies.
Metropolitan Business League
To provide financial support for minority-owned businesses.
Greater Richmond SCAN
To support additional staff costs to continue serving children and families in SCAN’s Child Advocacy Centers and Circle Preschool Program during the pandemic.
NAMI Central Virginia
To support the virtual adaptation and continuation of peer-to-peer mental health support programs during COVID 19 and beyond.
New Song Church
To support the backpack program to feed children who are unable to access meals at school in Hanover and surrounding areas.
Nonprofit Financial Counseling
To support financial counseling costs for nonprofit organizations.
RVA Community Development Corporation
To support the Lyft Grocery Access transportation program at The Market @ 25th.
South Richmond Adult Day Care Center
To support the purchase of cleaning and health supplies for the Center’s re-opening.
Virginia Community Voice *
To provide rental, utility and/or food assistance to Southside neighbors facing pandemic-related financial hardship, with a focus on Latinx and Black individuals.
Greater Richmond Chamber Foundation
To support ForwardRVA in the creation of virtual and physical reopening toolkits for small businesses, which will include PPE, summaries of guidelines, marketing collateral, and a list of regional PPE suppliers.
HumanKind
To support employment counseling services for individuals who have lost employment or had hours cut during COVID-19.
JobsRVA
To purchase training materials and supplies for JobsRVA sites as they assist in connecting individuals with employment.
Metropolitan Business League
To provide small, women- and minority-owned businesses with the business resources, training, financial counseling, capital, and assistance to recover from the impact of COVID-19.
Pathways
To support salary and fringe costs of providing remote academic and vocational training for unemployed and underemployed residents of the Tri-Cities.
Riff Arts Institute
To provide financial assistance for artists who are struggling with unemployment due to COVID-19.
Reynolds Community College Educational Foundation
To provide salary support for an Employer Relations Director, and to support workforce outreach to families in the East End, the LatinX community, and Better Housing Coalition communities.
Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation
To support the Hispanic business and job-seeking community through the creation and implementation of a virtual job fair.
Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy
To support educational and organizing advocacy to ensure that workers remain safe at work in accordance with recommended COVID-19 safety guidelines.