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Childcare and early education centers are under more pressure than ever. To support this vitally important sector, the Central Virginia COVID-19 Response Fund announces investments of over $382,000 into Greater Richmond’s nonprofit early education and childcare providers.

This round of grants awards $1.4M to 64 local organizations that are advancing work in our region.

Local volunteers are encouraged to sign up for a community project, attend a film screening, participate in an RPS school supply drive and have discussions about community change.

Members of the Ujima Legacy Fund – a giving circle created by and for African American men – announce two new grants of $20,000 each to The Literacy Lab and FRIENDS Association for Children.

The Community Foundation for a greater Richmond, Altria, the City of Richmond and the Robins Foundation were collectively nominated by NextUp and awarded the “Transformational Philanthropy Award,” which honors those who have created powerful change and compelling outcomes by significantly transforming the reach and scope of an organization.

Considered among the best in their field, these instructors demonstrate a sincere passion for teaching while also serving as mentors, coaches and champions for their students.

To support local nonprofits that focus programming on African-American women and girls, SisterFund announces two $20,000 award recipients.

The Jenkins Foundation is pleased to announce support of 17 local nonprofits with $930,000 during their fall grants cycle.

We are pleased to announce Community Impact grant awards for 2019, totaling just over $3 million to 83 organizations across the region.

Impact 100 Richmond celebrated 10 years of collective giving to Richmond nonprofit initiatives by awarding its 15th $100,000 transformational grant and a new $25,000 place-based grant at its Big Give celebration on May 14th.