Striving to enhance the health and vitality of our community one step at a time. GRANT 22

Friends of the Rappahannock

Website  $45,075 July 1, 2019 This grant provided funds to develop a strategic plan for the Upper Rappahannock River Water Trail, including a website, map, river health indices and outreach materials, river safety outreach materials, paddle tours and other aspects of trail management. Program & Planning Access to Health

Generation Fresh Foundation

$25,000May 3, 2017Children in Fauquier and Rappahannock Counties received “Fresh Bucks” vouchers to spend at the Warrenton Farmers Market, encouraging them to visit the Market with their families and make their own buying decisions. The program reimburses participating market vendors for Fresh Bucks purchases. Make it Happen Access to Health
Childhood Wellness

Girls on the Run Piedmont

Website$5,000August 1, 2015Planning grant to develop an energized, dynamic board and strategic plan to allow the program to grow at a manageable and sustainable rate. General Operations & Planning Childhood Wellness

Girls on the Run Piedmont

Website$7,000January 1, 2017Operational support for expansion into Rappahannock County, and the continued expansion and development of the program in Fauquier and Culpeper Counties. General Operations Childhood Wellness

Girls on the Run Piedmont

Website$2,250February 16, 2018Volunteer-led running program that builds social, emotional, and physical skills for girls from the Cedar Lee Boys & Girls Club. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Girls on the Run Piedmont

Website$22,800October 1, 2020/span>Girls on the Run Piedmont received $22,800 in Community Resilience grants. This funding will help ease the financial burden caused by COVID-19. Community Resilience Childhood Wellness

Girls on the Run Piedmont

Website $10,000 April 17, 2021 Girls on the Run Piedmont received $10,000 in Flexible Funding grants. Flexible Funding is designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Girls on the Run Piedmont

Website $20,000 October 13, 2021 Girls on the Run Piedmont received $20,000 in Flexible Funding grants. Flexible Funding is designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Goose Creek Association

Website $3,500 September 30, 2020 Goose Creek Association received $3,500 in Make it Happen! grants to create a report on the health of the Goose Creek watershed. Make it Happen Access to Health

Goose Creek Association

Website $10,000 October 13, 2021 Goose Creek Association received $10,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, and can be used as needed for Goose Creek to work towards their mission. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Greater Piedmont Trauma Informed Community Network

Website $30,000 July 1, 2018 Greater Piedmont Trauma Informed Community Network received a grant of $30,000 to implement a new program to provide psychoeducational classes to at-risk children and their families at Sycamore Park Elementary School in Culpeper.  Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Greenville Elementary

Website $8,000 July 31, 2021 Greenville Elementary received $8,000 in Make it Happen! grant funds to purchase a book vending machine. The machine is operated by tokens, which students will receive as rewards for positive behavior, with an end goal of helping each student grow at-home libraries. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Headwaters Foundation

Website $15,000 July 9, 2020 Headwaters Foundation received $15,000 for their After-School Enrichment program that provides a safe and reliable environment for children after school. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Headwaters Foundation

Website $25,000 September 30, 2020 Headwaters Foundation received $25,000 to provide childcare support for working families. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Headwaters Foundation

Website $50,000 October 13, 2021 Headwaters Foundation received $50,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, and can be used as needed for Headwaters to work towards their mission. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Headwaters Foundation

Website$25,000August 1, 2015General operating support to strengthen core programs: the After-School Enrichment Program (ASEP), the Starfish Mentoring Program and the READ Program. General Operations & Planning Childhood Wellness

Headwaters Foundation

Website$10,000July 1, 2017Funded after-school enrichment program at Rappahannock Elementary School, allowing students to have supervised after-school care. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Headwaters Foundation

Website $10,000 July 1, 2018 Headwaters Foundation received $10,000 to continue support for their After-School Enrichment Program offered to students in Rappahannock County. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Healthy Culpeper

Website$20,000July 17, 2015Capacity grant awarded to Healthy Culpeper supporting their work on community issues and leadership development. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

Healthy Culpeper

Website$8,000January 1, 2017Funding awarded to support Healthy Culpeper’s assistance of non-profit partners, including improved email and marketing techniques, coalition outreach through a regional coalition conference, and increased hours of operation. General Operations Senior Services

Hearts Delight Baptist Church

Website$25,000September 21, 2017Funding to construct a new playground that fosters a culture of diversity and collaborative play in a recreational setting. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness
Community Vitality

Hero’s Bridge

Website $50,000 October 1, 2020 Hero's Bridge received $50,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. These funds will help ease the financial burden of increased expenses associated with COVID-19. Community Resilience Senior Services

Hero’s Bridge

Website $50,000 October 13, 2021 Hero's Bridge received $50,000 in in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, and can be used as needed for Hero's Bridge to work towards their mission. Flexible Funding Senior Services

Highland School

Website$25,000 October 1, 2020 Highland School received $25,000 in Community Resilience grants. These grants were provided to organizations throughout the community that faced difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Community Resilience Childhood Wellness

Highland School

Website$2,150 October 13, 2016Middle school faculty at Highland expanded their wellness curriculum to include a nationally-recognized curriculum titled "Positive Action." This curriculum is used by hundreds of schools across the country in health and wellness classes to help students become successful both socially and academically. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Hope Heals Foundation

Website $15,000 October 13, 2021 Hope Heals received $15,000 in Flexible Funding. Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Mental Health

Hospice Support of Fauquier County

Website$18,835 October13, 2021 Hospice Support received $18,835 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, and can be used as needed for Hospice Support to work towards their mission. Flexible Funding Senior Services

Hospice Support of Fauquier County

Website$15,000August 1, 2015General support of hospice service providing non-medical, supportive care to terminally ill patients and their families in Fauquier County. General Operations & Planning Senior Services

Hospice Support of Fauquier County

Website$15,000January 1, 2017Hospice Support increased their ability to provide respite support for the advanced or terminally ill, bereavement counseling, and use of the free DME loan closet. General Operations Senior Services

Institute for Public Health Innovation

Website$20,000June 8, 2016Funding that enabled Institute for Public Health Innovation to continue leading a statewide collaborative effort to create consensus guidelines for the training and credentialing of Community Health Workers; to identify sustainable financing to support this critical aspect of the health workforce; and to develop a public awareness campaign to increase support for the utilization of Community Health Workers across Virginia. Strategic Initiatives Regional Population Health

James G. Brumfield Elementary School

Website$10,000July 12, 2016The Peaceful Playgrounds Program provided a better-organized playground that involves children in activities that reduce injury and conflicts while motivating kids to be physically active. This playground assists in the development of motor skills, social skills, and cognitive skills through various games and activities. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

John Marshall Soil and Water Conservation District

Website$2,675 August 26, 2016Funds allocated for the creation of an Augmented Reality Sandbox that has been used to teach students and the public about watersheds, including our impact on the natural resources in our community. Make it Happen Community Vitality

Kettle Run High School

Website$3,000 December 18, 2014The Kettle Run High School library purchased exercise bikes for use in its facility. Quiet exercise bikes give students the chance to hop on and cycle for a few minutes prior to school, during lunch or even during class. The bikes provide an opportunity for students to work off excess energy and stimulate focus. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness
Mental Health

Kid Pan Alley

Website $20,000 July 1, 2018 Kid Pan Alley received $20,000 to support "The Stories Between Us" - a community building project wherein children create original songs to bridge the gap between local youth and aging populations. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Kid Pan Alley

Website $16,000 July 1, 2019 Kid Pan Alley received $16,000 to support "One Little Song Can Change the World," a project that focuses on the art of songwriting and its potential as a catalyst for change. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Kid Pan Alley

Website $15,600 April 17, 2021 Kid Pan Alley received $15,600 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for Kid Pan Alley to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Leadership Fauquier

Website $20,000 August 15, 2019 This grant to Leadership Fauquier provided general capacity funding for the fourth year of the county leadership program. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

Leadership Fauquier

Website$20,000July 17, 2015Capacity grant awarded to Leadership Fauquier supporting their work on community issues and leadership development. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

Leadership Fauquier

Website$20,000July 29, 2016General capacity support for second year of county leadership program. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

Leadership Fauquier

Website$20,000July 12, 2017General capacity support for third year of county leadership program. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

Liberty Community Church

Website $3,850 July 9, 2020 Liberty Community Church received a Make it Happen! grant of $3,850 for online seminars focused on parent-child relationships, to teach parents the skills to equip their children with character, compassion and problem-solving skills. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Liberty High School

Website$3,000 August 5, 2016SafeZone training was used to educate students at Liberty High School and Fauquier County education professionals to create environments that are culturally competent and supportive to LGBTQ individuals, as well as straight, cisgender people who care about diversity, equality and inclusion. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness
Mental Health

Liberty High School

Website$7,650March 12, 2019This Make it Happen! grant was awarded to build two bocce ball courts, which foster an inclusive, healthy environment available to all in the community. Make it Happen Access to Health

Little Fork Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company

Website $50,000 April 27, 2021 Little Fork Volunteer Fire and Rescue company received $50,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations most in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Community Vitality

Local Energy Alliance Program

Website$1,750March 6, 2017Funds were used to build an "Energy Bike" for use at public events, schools and other venues to show how much more energy is required to light conventional light bulbs compared to LED light bulbs. Make it Happen Community Vitality

Lord Fairfax Community College

Website$5,000September 25, 2014Capacity grant supporting attendance and program costs of the Nonprofit Academy at the Lord Fairfax Community College Warrenton campus in spring 2015. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

Lord Fairfax Community College

Website$9,000July 21, 2015Capacity grant to support ongoing work surrounding community issues and leadership development. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

Lord Fairfax Community College

Website$11,000August 1, 2015General operating support for training healthcare workers at the area's only institution of higher education. General Operations & Planning Access to Health

Lord Fairfax Community College

Website$75,000July 1, 2016LFCC expanded its Associate of Applied Science in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) degree and Paramedic Career Studies Certificate program to the Fauquier Campus. Program & Planning Access to Health

Lord Fairfax Community College

Website$1,000,000August 31, 2016Support for the construction of a new 40,000 square foot STEM-H building (science technology, engineering, math and health) that will include science and health professions labs, flexible purpose technology classrooms, expanded distance learning opportunities, and a large multipurpose space. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

Lord Fairfax Community College

Website $36,090 January 14, 2020 Lord Fairfax Community College received a $36,090 to help fund the “LFCC Path to Success” Program, which addresses gaps in support to under-represented students in the community. Strategic Initiatives Health Priority

Lord Fairfax Community College Educational Foundation

Website $37,500 April 17, 2021 LFCC received $37,500 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for LFCC to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Health Priority

M. M. Pierce Elementary School

Website$11,980March 15, 2016The LAMP Mobile brought Library, Art, Music, and PE to MM Pierce Students over the summer months, promoting active learning year round. The vehicle was furnished with books that could be distributed to students, art projects that students could do on site, and music and PE activities that students could participate in under the direction of certified teachers. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

M. M. Pierce Elementary School

Website$9,100July 1, 2017Funds to continue servicing the Remington community with the L.A.M.P. Mobile, a project that brings library, art, music, and P.E. to M. M. Pierce students over the summer months, promoting active learning year-round. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Marshall Middle School

Website$20,760.86June 21, 2016Through this grant, normal classroom furniture was replaced with different types of active learning chairs and desks. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Marshall Middle School

Website$2,000January 27, 2017Colleges and businesses are looking for students coming out of school ready to work together cooperatively in groups. To address this need, Marshall Middle School faculty and staff created a "Collaborative Table" area for students to be able to practice this skill. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Mary Walter Elementary School

Website$3,974.18February 16, 2018Supplies to complement engagement work in this culturally diverse community. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Mental Health Association of Fauquier County

Website$6,700 December 3, 2014Mental Health First Aid is a comprehensive 8-hour course that introduced participants to the risk factors and warning signs of mental health problems, built an understanding of the importance of early intervention, and reviewed common supports. This grant was presented to Rappahannock County School employees. Make it Happen Mental Health

Mental Health Association of Fauquier County

Website$35,000August 1, 2015Funds granted to joint application with CADRE to perform PRIDE survey in schools, addressing substance abuse, anxiety and depression. General Operations & Planning Mental Health

Mental Health Association of Fauquier County

Website$33,000December 21, 2015Planning grant for an initiative to improve access to area mental health services, particularly for those who do not meet criteria for services provided by the pubic mental health system. The collaborative team developed a plan for integrating telepsychiatry and counseling services into local medical practices, including the Free Clinic. Strategic Initiatives Mental Health

Mental Health Association of Fauquier County

Website$18,280January 1, 2017The Mental Health Association of Fauquier County built on existing partnerships and fostered new collaborations to lead the community in setting and implementing a shared agenda for improving access to mental health and substance abuse supports and treatment. General Operations Mental Health

Mental Health Association of Fauquier County

Website$64,000July 1, 2017Funds to implement a collaborative community response to concerns regarding mental health and substance abuse issues among local youth. This will include strategies to reduce stigma, promote prevention programs and increase treatment opportunities. Program & Planning Mental Health

Mental Health Association of Fauquier County

Website$15,000 February 27, 2020 The Mental Health Association of Fauquier County received $15,000 to support speaking engagements with Darryl Bellamy at area schools. Strategic Initiatives Mental Health

Mental Health Association of Fauquier County

Website$50,000 October 1, 2020 The Mental Health Association of Fauquier County received $50,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. These funds will help ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19. Community Resilience Mental Health

Mid-Atlantic Food Resilience and Access Coalition (MAFRAC)

Website $50,000 May 10, 2020 This $50,000 grant to MAFRAC, Fauquier Community Child Care and 4P Foods funded their "Taco Tuesday" meal distribution program. The program provided fresh, locally sourced and prepared meals for free to families who faced food insecurity or were adversely affected by COVID-19. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Middleburg Montessori School

Website$25,000 October 1, 2020 Middleburg Montessori School received $25,000 in Community Resilience grants. These funds will support Middleburg Montessori by helping to ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19. Community Resilience Childhood Wellness

Middleburg Montessori School

Website$3,951.00February 16, 2018Funds for Pro Panel display boards that supplement ongoing student and community activity. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Minority and Veteran Farmers of the Piedmont

Website $37,500 April 27, 2021 Minority and Veteran Farmers of the Piedmont received $37,500 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for MVFP to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Minority and Veteran Farmers of the Piedmont

Website $30,000 October 31, 2021 Minority and Veteran Farmers of the Piedmont received $30,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for MVFP to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Morgan’s Message, Inc.

Website $15,000 April 27, 2021 Morgan's Message received $15,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for Morgan's Message to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Mental Health

Morgan’s Message, Inc.

Website $20,000 October 213, 2021 Morgan's Message received $20,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for Morgan's Message to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Mental Health

Mountain Vista Governor’s School Foundation

Website$60,000July 1, 2016Mountain Vista Governor's School added a 10th grade to their existing 11th and 12th grade program to increase the number anad enhance the opportunities for students attending their school. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Mountainside Montessori

Website $20,379 July 16, 2019 Mountainside Montessori received $20,379 to create an interactive Discovery Trail for children on its 10-acre campus. The Discover Trail will be available to the community at large, and will be a self-directed path with interactive experiences to promote learning. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Mountainside Montessori

Website $25,000 October 1, 2020 Mountainside Montessori received $25,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. This funding will provide support and help to ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19.  Community Resilience Childhood Wellness

National Capital Lyme Disease Association

Website$25,000April 8, 2016The NatCapLyme Association collected ticks in the Fauquier region to measure local incidence of tick borne infection rates, clarifying the threat of Lyme disease in our area in an effort to promote safety in the outdoors. Make it Happen Access to Health

New Pathways Tech, Inc.

Website $20,000 August 19, 2019 This grant to New Pathways Tech, Inc. provided funding for five students to complete training to illustrate success of workforce opportunities, as they relate to the Governor's G-3 bill, in support of small business growth. Strategic Initiatives Capacity Building

New Pathways Tech, Inc.

Website $37,500 April 27, 2021 New Pathways Tech, Inc. received $37,500 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for New Pathways Tech, Inc. to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Capacity Building

Northen Piedmont Community Foundation

Website $18,000 May 10, 2020 In response to hardships faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, Give Local Piedmont received $18,000 in additional program support for the High School Giving program. The High School Giving program provides each senior at high schools in Fauquier, Rappahannock and Culpeper counties with a monetary donation. Participating seniors then choose a local organization to receive their donation. Strategic Initiatives Community Engagement

Northen Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$100,000May 9, 2017Funds used as a donor incentive "bonus pool" for the online donor challenge Give Local Piedmont Campaign in May 2017. Strategic Initiatives Community Engagement

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$100,000May 6, 2014Funds used as a donor incentive "bonus pool" for the online donor challenge Give Local Piedmont Campaign in May 2014. Strategic Initiatives Community Engagement

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$100,000May 5, 2015Funds used as a donor incentive "bonus pool" for the online donor challenge Give Local Piedmont Campaign in May 2015. Strategic Initiatives Community Engagement

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$30,325May 1, 2016The high school giving program offered each high school senior $25 to donate to a nonprofit registered with Give Local Piedmont, a fundraising campaign supported by the Northern Piedmont Community Foundation. Strategic Initiatives Community Engagement

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$100,000May 3, 2016Funds used as a donor incentive "bonus pool" for the online donor challenge Give Local Piedmont Campaign in May 2016. Strategic Initiatives Community Engagement

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$250,000November 3, 2016Funds allocated for responsive grants to support organizations engaged in providing assistance for urgent need and benevolent relief requests that fall outside the PATH Foundation's core mission. Strategic Initiatives Regional Population Health

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$35,000January 1, 2017Operating funds to support prospecting, increasing public awareness through their website and annual event, engagement of professional advisors, increasing committee involvement, and broadening outreach activities. General Operations Access to Health
Childhood Wellness
Mental Health
Senior Services

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$100,000June 23, 2017Funding to establish a scholarship fund honoring former Fauquier Health CEO Rodger Baker in recognition of his decades of service to the health and vitality of our community. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Northern Piedmont Community Foundation

Website$100,000 March 13, 2020 Northern Piedmont Community Foundation received $100,000 in funding to create the Now and Forever Fund - an emergency response fund that will assist organizations that are most heavily needed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Northern Virginia 4-H Educational and Conference Center

Website $11,000 October 13, 2021 The Northern Virginia 4-H Educational and Conference Center received $11,000 in Flexible Funding. Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding Program

Website $9,700 July 1, 2018 Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding Program was granted $9,700 to support a twelve-week equine-assisted, hands-on learning program in collaboration with the Boys & Girls Club of Fauquier. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding Program

Website $13,000 July 1, 2019 Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding Program was granted $13,000 to support their equine-assisted, hands-on learning program. The program will serve 80 Fauquier County students, helping them to develop skills that will facilitate their long-term personal wellness and leadership abilities. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Our Saviour Lutheran Church

Website$25,000 October 26, 2016Our Saviour Lutheran Church was awarded funding for a recreational park that could be utilized by several partner organizations and the neighboring community. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness
Community Vitality

P. B. Smith Elementary School

Website$8,500January 29, 2015P. B. Smith Elementary School launched a program to combine science and technology lessons with physical education and exercise. By focusing on the art of Physical Education, this project was designed to address the ever increasing nationwide obesity rate and inactivity of today’s youth by incorporating technology into a health and fitness instruction. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

P. B. Smith Elementary School

Website$4,146.48January 12, 2018Integrating mindfulness techniques in the classroom helps teachers improve the mental, emotional, social and physical health of students. This program provides teachers with the necessary resources and training that cultivate an environment that supports positive student outcomes. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Partnership for Warrenton

$8,460 May 12, 2016This grant allocated funds for hanging flower baskets on street lamps Main Street in Warrenton. Make it Happen Community Vitality

People Helping People

Website $50,000 April 27, 2021 People Helping People received $50,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations most in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health
Mental Health

People Helping People

Website $30,000 October 13, 2021 People Helping People received $30,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations most in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health
Mental Health

People Incorporated of Virginia

Website $50,000 October 13, 2021 People, Inc. received $50,000 in Flexible Funding. Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center

Website $68,960 July 9, 2020 Piedmont Dispute Resolutino Center received $68,960 to fund an early intervention conflict resolution program for non-court involved residents of northern Culpeper, Fauquier, and Rappahannock counties through mediation and restorative justice education and services. Program & Planning Mental Health

Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center

Website $21,000 October 1 , 2020 Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center received $21,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. The funding will provide support and help ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19. Community Resilience Mental Health

Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center

Website $33,500 April 27, 2021 Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center received $33,500 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Mental Health

Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center

Website $40,000 October 13, 2021 Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center received $40,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Mental Health

Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center

Website $43,500 July 1, 2018 Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center received $43,500 to develop a program supporting conflict resolution through mediation and restorative justice education and services. Program & Planning Mental Health

Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center

Website $75,000 July 1, 2019 Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center received $75,000 to fund an early intervention conflict resolution program for non-court involved residents of northern Culpeper, Fauquier and Rappahannock counties through mediation and restorative justice education and services. Program & Planning Mental Health

Piedmont Environmental Council

Website$64,336July 1, 2016PEC organized a collaborative planning effort in Remington to build on its community assets and offer transportation and recreational options, such as trails, sidewalks, bike routes, and parks projects that reconnect the community and encourage active lifestyles. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Piedmont Environmental Council

Website $5,000 May 10, 2020 Piedmont Environmental Council received $5,000 as part of a challenge grant in response to COVID-19. This grant allowed for the hiring of local dairymen to provide milk to the Fauquier Community Food Bank & Thrift Store. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Piedmont Environmental Council

Website $24,976 October 28, 2020 Piedmont Environmental Council received $24,976, in partnership with the Afro-American Historical Association to produce an interactive online story map on the historic African American experience in Fauquier. Make it Happen Community Vitality

Piedmont Environmental Council

Website $25,000 April 27, 2021 Piedmont Environmental Council received $25,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Community Vitality

Piedmont Environmental Council

Website $25,000 October 13, 2021 Piedmont Environmental Council received $25,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Community Vitality

Piedmont Journalism Foundation

Website $15,000 August 7, 2019 Piedmont Journalism Foundation received $15,000 to work together with Foothills Forum on a research and reporting project focused on the crisis of opioids and drug abuse. Strategic Initiatives Health Priority
Mental Health

Piedmont Journalism Foundation

Website $50,000 October 1, 2020 Piedmont Journalism Foundation received $50,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. This funding will provide support and help to ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19. Community Resilience Access to Health
Capacity Building
Community Vitality

Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic, Inc.

Website $30,000 April 27, 2021 Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic received $30,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic, Inc.

Website $30,000 October 13, 2021 Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic received $30,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Piedmont Symphony Orchestra

Website $18,000 July 1, 2018 An $18,000 grant to the Piedmont Symphony Orchestra supported youth community outreach through the Music Mentors Program and provided support for their Young Artists Competition. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

PLAY Warrenton

Website $6,399.50 September 5, 2019 The PATH Foundation awarded $6,399.50 to the Master Gardener Association of Fauquier and Rappahannock Counties via PLAY Warrenton. The grant will fund the planting of native tree species in Rady Park, to replace those killed by emerald ash borers. The planting was completed alongside the Town of Warrenton Parks and Recreation Department at a ceremony in October 2019. Make it Happen Access to Health

Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center

Website $10,000 April 27, 2021 Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center received $10,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center

Website $12,500 October 13, 2021 Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center received $12,500 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so they can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Rapp at Home

Website$50,000May 1, 2016Support for the actions and goals laid out in report for the expansion of Rapp@Home pilot program. Strategic Initiatives Senior Services

Rapp at Home

Website$40,000July 1, 2017Funding to create a rural senior village program helping Rappahannock County residents to stay connected and live independently while remaining at home. Program & Planning Senior Services

Rapp at Home

Website$35,000July 1, 2018 Rapp at Home received $35,000 to continue support of their Senior Village Initiative. This program links neighbors together to maintain their independence through staying active, and having access to necessary services in Rappahannock County. Program & Planning Senior Services

Rapp Center for Education

Website$7,950August 29, 2016Funding supported instructional fees for a one-week training session for current and retired nurses that will serve as certified Certified Nurses Aide teachers, Personal Care Aides, and Medication Technician classes at Rapp Center for Education, formerly known as RappU. Make it Happen Access to Health

Rapp Center for Education

Website$8,000February 16, 2018Expansion of health-based workforce development training, including tools for Certified Phlebotomy Technician and Certified EKG Technician courses. Make it Happen Access to Health

Rapp Center for Education

Website $40,000 July 1, 2018 Rapp Center for Education, previously known as RappU, received $40,000 for their Healthcare Training Leadership and Management Program, forwarding their workforce development initiative in Rappahannock County. Program & Planning Access to Health

Rapp Center for Education

Website $55,000 October 1, 2020 Rapp Center for Education received $55,000 in Community Resilience funding. These funds will provide support and help ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19. Community Resilience Access to Health

Rapp Center for Education

Website $30,000 April 27, 2021 Rapp Center for Education received $30,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Rapp Center for Education

Website $25,000 October 13, 2021 Rapp Center for Education received $25,000 in Flexible Funding grants. Flexible Funding is designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so nonprofits can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Rapp@Home

Website$40,000 July 9, 2020 Rapp@Home received $40,000 to support their rural senior village serving Rappahannock County. The village aims to facilitate aging in place, allowing residents to lead vital,connected and comfortable lives in the comfort of their own homes. Program & Planning Senior Services

Rapp@Home

Website$20,000 April 27, 2021 Rapp@Home received $20,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Senior Services

Rapp@Home

Website$50,000 October 13, 2021 Rapp@Home received $50,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Senior Services

Rapp@Home

Website$40,000 July 1, 2019 Rapp@Home received $40,000 to support its rural senior village serving Rappahannock County. The village aims to facilitate aging in place, allowing residents to lead more connected and comfortable lives. Program & Planning Senior Services

Rappahannock Benevolent Fund

Website $50,000 April 27, 2021 Rappahannock Benevolent Fund received $50,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Community Vitality
Mental Health

Rappahannock County 4-H

$3,000February 25, 2016Junior-Senior Fest! provided high school juniors and seniors from Culpeper and Rappahannock Counties with an opportunity to learn basic life skills that could help them transition more easily into the "real world" through workshops that taught them skills about interviewing, healthy eating, financial planning, and making smart career and education choices. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County High School

Website$16,000October 24, 2016The 8th Grade Academy is designed to help 8th grade students transition more easily into their new high school surroundings. Rappahannock County High School Juniors and Seniors are selected as Peer Mentors to the 8th graders, supporting and guiding them socially, emotionally, and academically, thus decreasing the behavioral and academic issues that can arise with 8th graders during this transitional year. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County High School

Website$22,500July 1, 2017Funding to continue the PRIDE (Positive Relationships Inspire a Drive for Excellence) program that encourages positive social behaviors for students within a structured school environment. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website$10,550June 22, 2016Provided all RCPS staff with health and wellness oriented supplies for the 2016-2017 academic year to launch the school district's Commit to be Fit initiative. Strategic Initiatives Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website$100,000July 1, 2016Commit to be Fit seeks to improve the overall climate regarding health and wellness of the school community through a comprehensive health program. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website$162,500October 1, 2017Continued funding for Commit to be Fit, including promotion of healthier cafeteria options, enhancement of the Farm to Table program, and a community challenge for those who are motivated to enact positive change in their own lives. Strategic Initiatives Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website$5,250March 16, 2018Rapp Tomorrow, Read Today promotes early childhood development and kindergarten readiness through literacy outreach to families across the county. This program is being done jointly with the Rappahannock County Library and Headwaters Foundation. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website $297,000 August 12, 2019 This grant provides renewed funding for the Rappahannock County Public Schools' Commit to be Fit program for the 2019-2020 school year. The program seeks to improve the overall climate regarding health and wellness of the school community through a comprehensive health program. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website$100,000July 1, 2016Commit to be Fit seeks to improve the overall climate regarding health and wellness of the school community through a comprehensive health program. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website $69,000 July 9, 2020 Rappahannock County Public Schools received $69,000 to provide a school-based wellness center, partnering with local medical, dental and mental health providers. Access will be available regardless of insurance or income level. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website $20,000 April 27, 2021 Rappahannock County Public Schools' "Family Futures" program received $20,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted and can be used as needed for the program to work towards their mission. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Public Schools

Website $7,000 October 13, 2021 Rappahannock County Public Schools' "Family Futures" program received $7,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted and can be used as needed for the program to work towards their mission. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock County Sheriff’s Office

$1,500November 17, 2016Funds used to ensure a ready supply of Naloxone anti-overdose medication for use by law enforcement in light of the region's cresting heroin epidemic. Make it Happen Access to Health

Rappahannock County Sheriff’s Office

$9,149.95January 12, 2018In furtherance of its elderly welfare call in system, the Rappahannock County Sheriff's Office used funds to establish the Project Lifesaver program for county residents. Make it Happen Access to Health

Rappahannock Goodwill Industries, Inc.

Website $20,404 July 1, 2018 Rappahannock Goodwill Industries, Inc. received a grant of $20,404 to support The Groundwork Project. The program encourages leadership development, builds teamwork and establishes careers for young people through hands-on learning and experiential education. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock Goodwill Industries, Inc.

Website $50,000 October 1, 2020 Rappahannock Goodwill Industries, Inc. received $50,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. This funding will provide support and help ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19. Community Resilience Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection

Website$24,150June 14, 2018The Saving Dark Skies project, in collaboration with Rappahannock County Public Schools, replaced unshielded outdoor lights on school property with dark sky compliant lights that reduce glare, save electricity, ensure public safety and protect wildlife. Make it Happen Community Vitality

Rappahannock Nature Camp

Website$3,000March 23, 2018Funding for their two-week teen summer camp and adult outing program, focused on nature-based learning through inter-generational community connection. Make it Happen Community Vitality

Rappahannock Pantry, Inc.

Website $42,940 July 1, 2019 Rappahannock Pantry received $42,940 to build a new, safe facility in Washington, Virginia. Program & Planning Access to Health

Rappahannock Pantry, Inc.

Website $5,000 March 13, 2020 Rappahannock Pantry, Inc. received $5,000 in Make it Happen! funding, to provide support amidst unexpected needs related to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Rappahannock Pantry, Inc.

Website $25,000 March 31, 2020 In response to increased need during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rappahannock Pantry received $25,000 in emergency funding to continue to provide food to families in need throughout the community. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Rappahannock Pantry, Inc.

Website $75,000 July 9, 2020 Rappahannock Pantry, Inc. received $75,000 to build a new, safe facility centrally located in Washington, VA. Upon completion, the new facility will allow the Rappahannock Pantry to better serve the surrounding community. Program & Planning Access to Health

Rappahannock Pantry, Inc.

Website $50,000 April 27, 2021 Rappahannock Pantry, Inc. received $50,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Rappahannock Pantry, Inc.

Website $50,000 October 13, 2021 Rappahannock Pantry, Inc. received $50,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services

Website $40,000 August 22, 2019 Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services was granted $40,000 to supplement the cost of the RRCS Transit's senior transportation programs. The transportation services covers travel to a senior center and adult day health care, and home-delivered meal programs. Strategic Initiatives Senior Services

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services

Website $100,000 October 4, 2019 Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services received $100,000 to fund the Coordinated Opioid Response Plan, which supports prevention, treatment and recovery efforts in the Rappahannock-Rapidan Region.  Strategic Initiatives Mental Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services

Website $25,000 Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services received $25,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. This funding will provide support and help ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services

Website $25,000 Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services received $25,000 to help with the cost of furniture for their new facility in Warrenton, which will provide a variety of services to the community. Strategic Initiatives Mental Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services

Website $25,000 Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services received $25,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. This funding will provide support and help ease the financial burden of increased expenses due to COVID-19. Community Resilience Access to Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services

Website$16,000August 1, 2015Planning grant to assess facility needs and other resources to support mental health services in Fauquier County. General Operations & Planning Mental Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services

Website$20,000July 1, 2017Developed a parent education and support program for families coping with behavioral and mental health issues. Program & Planning Mental Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services

Website$30,000July 14, 2017Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services, Fauquier County Government and the PATH Foundation are working in concert to identify new space options for a behavioral health facility in Warrenton. Strategic Initiatives Mental Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District

Website$5,450December 17, 2018 The Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District of the Virginia Department of Health will offer Medicaid expansion outreach kits and two resource fairs targeting the nearly 3,000 individuals in PATH’s footprint eligible for Medicaid enrollment. Make it Happen Access to Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District

Website$5,750 August 6, 2019 The Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District of the Virginia Department of Health will encourage safe firearm storage by providing trigger locks to residents. Universal trigger locks block trigger access and prevent anyone who doesn't know the combination from operating the weapon. Strategic Initiatives Regional Population Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District

Website $20,000 May 10, 2020  In response to COVID-19, the Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District received $20,000 to help fund a contact-tracing program for students fulfilling clinical hours, in partnership with Claude Moore Charitable Foundation and Culpeper Wellness Foundation. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission

Website $26,860 September 5, 2019 Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission received $26,860 to sustain Mobility Specialist services as part of the FAMS Call Center. The Call Center implements programming that includes taxi cab vouchers and gas cards to low income residents in the Rappahannock-Rapidan region. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health
Health Priority

Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission

Website$28,500August 1, 2015Planning grant to develop regional strategy for permanent supportive housing of the chronically homeless. General Operations & Planning Mental Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission

Website$3,138May 20, 2016Expand the Foothills Area Mobility System One-Call/One-Click Transportation Center into a Holistic Mobility Call Center that will include information and person-centered solutions addressing healthcare transportation needs in Planning District 9. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission

Website$13,500September 13, 2017The FAMS Call Center will implement programming that includes taxi cab vouchers, gas cards and marketing materials to low income residents in the Rappahannock-Rapidan region. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

RappFLOW

Website $10,000 June 30, 2019 RappFLOW (Friends and Lovers of Our Watersheds) received a $10,000 grant to partner with Rappahannock County Elementary School for an ecological courtyard renovation project, including outdoor learning space and a vegetable garden./span> Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Remington Post 247 – American Legion

Website$10,000August 5, 2016MIH funds provided landscaping of Remington Post 247 of the American Legion to improve appearance of facility, provide an area for holding Veteran Honor Ceremonies, provide for a Memorial Garden for local Veteran recognition, and provide a quality presentation of our core beliefs. Make it Happen Community Vitality

Remington United Methodist Church

$9,650 December 2, 2014The community garden and park area was designed to be a public space that fosters community relationships. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness
Community Vitality
Senior Services

Remington United Methodist Church

Website$25,000October 19, 2018This pavilion adjacent to the community garden is a place for locals to gather, host events, ceremonies and programming for people of all ages. Make it Happen Community Vitality

Remington United Methodist Church

Website$20,000 April 27, 2021 Remington United Methodist Church received $20,000 in Flexible Funding. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to support nonprofits and populations in need. So, grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Community Vitality

Rx Drug Access Partnership

Website $7,500 April 27, 2021 Rx Partnership received $7,500 in Flexible Funding. Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Services to Abused Families (SAFE)

Website $10,000 May 10, 2020 Services to Abused Families, Inc. received $10,000 in funding for their domestic violence shelter and services in anticipation of increased need due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Strategic Initiatives Access to Health

Services to Abused Families (SAFE)

Website $15,000 April 27, 2021 SAFE received $15,000 in Flexible Funding grants. All Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need. With this funding, grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

Southeastern Alternative School

Website$5,999February 16, 2018Google Expedition kits are virtual reality headsets for students to “travel” to historically and scientifically significant locations through this experiential learning technology. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Special Love

Website$2,500May 4, 2018Enabled 200 pediatric oncology patients and counselors to attend the Camp Fantastic Farm Day at Southwind Farm in Culpeper. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

Spiritual Care Support Ministries

Website $20,000 October 13, 2021 Spiritual Care Support Ministries received $20,000 in Flexible Funding. Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Mental Health

SpiritWorks Foundation

Website $100,000 September 5, 2019 SpiritWorks Foundation received $100,000 in funding to help support and maintain the Warrenton Recovery Center - a daytime substance recovery center open to the public. Strategic Initiatives Mental Health

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Preschool

Website$6,990October 26, 2016St. Stephen's Episcopal Preschool was awarded funds for a WeatherBug outdoor weather station as part of their outdoor classroom. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

The Arc of North Central Virginia

Website$6,550 November 25, 2015This MIH grant was awarded for the installation of an all-access drinking fountain at the Fun for All Playground at the WARF. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

The Arc of North Central Virginia

Website$1,000January 1, 2017In order to improve access to care, the Arc of NCV has worked to improve public understanding of the historic changes to Virginia's Medicaid Waiver design. General Operations Access to Health

The Arc of North Central Virginia

Website $9,600 April 27, 2021 The Arc of North Central Virginia recived $9,600 in Flexible Funding grants. These funds are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

The Arc of North Central Virginia

Website $17,515 October 13, 2021 The Arc of North Central Virginia recived $17,515 in Flexible Funding grants. These funds are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

The Bridge Community Church

Website $25,000 October 28, 2020 The Bridge Community Church received an $25,000 to provide tutoring services for K-12 students in Fauquier County during the COVID-19 pandemic. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

The Bridge Community Church

Website $12,800 October 13, 2021 The Bridge Community Church received an $12,800 in Flexible Funding. Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

The Bridge Community Church

Website $18,940 May 10, 2019 The Bridge Community Church received an $18,490 Make it Happen! grant for their Emergency Services Mobile Canteen, which will be deployed when first responders request canteen services for a critical event in Fauquier County. Make it Happen Access to Health

The Child Care & Learning Center

Website$15,000August 1, 2015General operating support for oldest and largest childcare operation in Rappahannock County. Funding supports innovative nature-based experiential learning program. General Operations & Planning Childhood Wellness

The Child Care & Learning Center

Website$19,775December 31, 2015Building on CCLC's innovative nature-based education program, the school used MIH funding to create a garden-to-table program. Make it Happen Childhood Wellness

The Child Care & Learning Center

Website$85,053January 1, 2017Funding to support expansion of efforts that connect children to the natural world, retention of Virginia Qualty Rating and Improvement System rating as a provider of quality childcare, and creation of more community partnerships. General Operations Childhood Wellness

The Child Care & Learning Center

Website $50,000 July 1, 2019 The Child Care & Learning Center received $50,000 to support child well-being outcomes for children in pre-school and after-school programs at CCLC and countywide, through teacher training and additional family supports. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

The Child Care & Learning Center

Website$45,000 March 3, 2020 CCLC received $45,000 to help fund their Capital Campaign, a two-phase campaign to provide safe, clean and modern classroom and office space for children, their families, and CCLC staff. Strategic Initiatives Childhood Wellness

The Child Care & Learning Center

Website $60,000 March 4, 2020 The Child Care & Learning Center received $60,000 to support their general operations efforts, which include best practices for operation that ultimately serve their work to provide high-quality child care, preschool, and after-school care for Rappahannock County’s children. General Operations Childhood Wellness

The Child Care & Learning Center

Website $25,000 July 9, 2020 The Child Care and Learning Center (CCLC) received $25,000 to support child well-being outcomes for children in pre-school and after-school programs at CCLC, in addition to countywide support through teacher training and professional development. Program & Planning Childhood Wellness

The Clifton Institute

Website$8,403October 1, 2020 The Clifton Institute received $35,000 in Community Resilience Grant funding. These funds will help ease the financial burden of increased expenses associated with COVID-19. Community Resilience Childhood Wellness

The Clifton Institute

Website $25,000 October 13, 2021 The Clifton Institute received $25,000 in Flexible Funding. Flexible Funding grants are unrestricted, and designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Childhood Wellness

The Free Clinic of Culpeper

Website $20,000 April 27, 2021 The Free Clinic of Culpeper received $20,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for the Free Clinic to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health

The Free Clinic of Culpeper

Website $40,000 October 13, 2021 The Free Clinic of Culpeper received $40,000 in Flexible Funding. These funds are unrestricted, so they can be used as needed for the Free Clinic to work towards their mission. All Flexible Funding grants are designed to help nonprofits and populations in need, so grantees can continue programs that support health and vitality for everyone in our community. Flexible Funding Access to Health