COMMUNITY FOCUS- EDUCATION CONTINUUM FUNDING
BLUE SKY FUND – $5,000 for Explorers Program
FRIENDS ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN – $45,000 for Stronger with FRIENDS
HIGHER ACHIEVEMENT – $60,000 for From Middle School Students to Future College Alumni
CHIP OF VIRGINIA – $60,000 for COV-PCAV Consolidation – Moving Forward
CODEVA – $100,000 for Building a Sustainable Digital Dominion
COMMONWEALTH INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL ANALYSIS – $50,000 for Policy Improvements to Advance Educational Opportunity in Greater Richmond
CONEXUS – $30,000 for Conexus/Vision to Learn Mobile — Richmond
GREATER RICHMOND CHAMBER FOUNDATION – $75,000 for Smart Beginnings Greater Richmond
GREATER RICHMOND FIT4KIDS – $50,000 for Wellness Integration Programming and Advocacy
GREATER RICHMOND SCAN – $60,000 for Early Childhood Development: Trauma Treatment and Resilience; $5,000 for Richmond CASA
IN MEDIA RES – $75,000 for Place Based Thriving in Richmond’s Jefferson Davis Corridor
LEGAL AID JUSTICE CENTER – $35,000 for JustChildren
LITERACY LAB – $60,000 for The Literacy Lab Richmond
METROPOLITAN RICHMOND SPORTSBACKERS – $50,000 for Support Grassroots Advocacy for Bike/Walk Infrastructure for Metro Area Schools
PARTNERSHIP FOR THE FUTURE – $50,000 for Guiding High School Students from Challenging Circumstances to Attain Their College Degrees
SACRED HEART CENTER – $100,000 for Responding to Critical Needs of the Latino Community – Youth Program and Capacity Building through Volunteer Management
SPECIAL OLYMPICS VIRGINIA – $50,000 for RPS PELT Pilot Phase 2
JAMES’ CHILDREN’S CENTER – $30,000 for St. James’ Children’s Center: Preparing Young Hearts and Minds for Life; $5,000 for Financial Aid for At-Risk Students
STOREFRONT FOR COMMUNITY DESIGN – $40,000 for 6PIC Operations
VALENTINE MUSEUM – $25,000 for Controversy History and the Capital Region Collaborative
VIRGINIA CENTER FOR INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES – $ 20,000 for Community Fund for Standing Together; $75,000 for Educational Equity Initiative
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION – $53,000 for Richmond Teacher Residency (RTR)
VIRGINIA EARLY CHILDHOOD FOUNDATION – $50,000 for Establishing and Sustaining a Shared Services Alliance Model in Richmond;
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY – $20,000 for George Washington: The Myths and the Man;
VIRGINIA MENTORING PARTNERSHIP – $60,000 for Elevating the Quality and Capacity of Youth Mentoring Programs in Richmond
VOICES FOR VIRGINIA’S CHILDREN – $75,000 for Engaging Advocates to Speak Up for Children & Families
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF GREATER RICHMOND – $125,000 for Support for Oak Grove-Bellemeade Out of School Time Program
YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND – $125,000 for Sprout School
CATALYTIC FUNDING
COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND – $125,000 for Integrated Student Support K-12
CONEXUS – $20,000 for Conexus Mobile – Richmond Intensive;
DANCING CLASSROOMS GREATER RICHMOND – $5,000 for Dancing Classrooms Greater Richmond
THE DREAM ACADEMY – $20,000 for Arts and Gardens
GIRLS FOR A CHANGE – $20,000 for Planning for Implementation – GFAC City Strategy
HOMEWARD – $10,000 for Data matching between homeless services and education
MEDICAL HOME PLUS – $15,000 for IEP Advisory Service
RENEW RICHMOND – $20,000 for FarmStrong Community Development Center
RICHMOND POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE – $20,000 for Inner City Basketball League
RICHMOND SYMPHONY – $10,000 for Providing Music Education Opportunities to Students in South Richmond
TRICYCLE GARDENS – $100,000 for Growing Urban Agriculture in RVA: Equitable Strategies and Policies for Improving Food Access
UNITED WAY OF GREATER RICHMOND – $20,000 for Harvard Fellowship; $50,000 for Richmond Youth Program Quality Intervention; $125,000 for Teacher Retention and Recruitment
DIRECTOR INITIATED GRANTS (DIGs)
ASPEN COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL – $20,000 for Unrestricted
ASPEN FILM – $5,000 for Educational Programs
ASPEN HOPE CENTER – $10,000 for Tier of Love
ASPEN YOUTH CENTER – $5,000 – Continuation of Youth Programs
BAPTIST GLOBAL NEWS – $5,000 for Unrestricted
BLUEFIELD COLLEGE – $50,000 for Matching Grant: Wellness Center
BOYS HOME OF VIRGINIA – $5,000 for Summer Programs
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY – $15,000 for Capital Campaign
BUDDY PROGRAM, THE – $5,000 for Lead Program
CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY – $5,000 for Kentucky Veteran of the Year Activity
CARITAS – $100,000 for CARITAS Center; $10,000 for CARITAS Center Capital Campaign
CHALLENGE DISCOVERY – $5,000 for Annual Fund
CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY – $5,000 for Unrestricted/President’s Discretion
CHILDSAVERS – $30,000 for Unrestricted
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL – $30,000 for Unrestricted; $10,000 for Need-based Financial Aid; $50,000 for Annual Fund (20K) and Endowment (30K)
COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND – $10,000 for Annual Fund
CONNOR’S HEROES – $5,000 for Pediatric Cancer Research Endowment Fund; $5,000 for Annual Fund
FAMILIES OF THE WOUNDED FUND – $5,000 for Operational Expenses
FORE CHILDREN FOUNDATION – $100,000 for Robins Jr. Golf Program
JAMES RIVER ASSOCIATION – $30,000 for Unrestricted
JAMESTOWN-YORKTOWN FOUNDATION – $25,000 for Women of Jamestown
MAYMONT – $10,000 for Annual Fund
NATURE CONSERVANCY OF VERMONT, THE – $25,000 for General Fund Vermont Chapter
NEW ENGLAND WILDFLOWER SOCIETY – $5,000 for Annual Fund
OLDHAM COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY – $60,000 for Continued Development
PARTNERSHIP FOR FAMILIES – $50,000 for Unrestricted
RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE – $5,000 for Internship Program
SPARC – $5,000 for Education for Youth
STEWARD SCHOOL, THE – $100,000 for Financial Aid
SUMMIT 54 – $5,000 for Summer Programs; $10,000 for Summer Advantage – Summer Programs
THEATRE ASPEN – $10,000 for Educational Programs; 10,000 for Education for New Generation of Theatre Artists
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND – $10,000 for Academic Support for Student Athletes (basketball); $5,000 for A.L. Philpott Chair
VERMONT CENTER FOR ECOSTUDIES – $5,000 for Annual Fund
VERMONT INSTITUTE OF NATURAL SCIENCE – $40,000 for Annual Fund; $25,000 for Annual Fund
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION – $50,000 for Assistantships – SOE Doctoral Students
VIRGINIA EARLY CHILDHOOD FOUNDATION – $25,000 for Smart Beginnings, VQI, and East End Mapping
VIRGINIA FOUNDATION FOR INDEPENDENT COLLEGES – $5,000 for Virginia Need-based Scholarships
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY – $100,000 for American Civil War Museum;$10,000 for American Civil War Museum
VIRGINIA WAR MEMORIAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION – $5,000 for Rotation of Collections
WILLIAM JEWEL COLLEGE – $5,000 for President’s Discretionary Fund
WORLD PEDIATRIC PROJECT – $10,000 for Unrestricted
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
CHESTERFIELD EDUCATION FOUNDATION – $125,000 for CEF Capacity Building
HENRICO EDUCATION FOUNDATION – $125,000 for Strengthening Henrico Communities Through Educational Partnerships
PETERSBURG CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS – $125,000 for Teacher Retention and Recruitment
RICHMOND PUBLIC SCHOOLS EDUCATION FOUNDATION – $125,000 for RPS Education Foundation Capacity Building