The Virginia Service Foundation honored the 20th anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, by awarding 20 9/11 Day of Service Mini Grants to organizations all around the Commonwealth. Funds were awarded to support community service projects honoring the 9/11 Day of Service to pay for supplies and other elements. The following organizations received 9/11 Day of Service Mini Grant funding:
- The Fairfield Foundation, Gloucester
- Clinch Valley Community Action, Buchanan, Russell & Tazewell counties
- Village Family, Norfolk
- New Song Church, Mechanicsville
- Virginia Beach SPCA, Virginia Beach
- Friends of James River State Park, Gladstone
- Help and Emergency Response Inc., Portsmouth
- Church of the Holy Cross, Dunn Loring
- Southern Area Agency on Aging, Martinsville
- King of Kings Lutheran Church, Fairfax
- Institute for Advanced Learning and Research/Dan River Year AmeriCorps Program, Danville
- VilDon Edutainment, INC DBA L.I.F.E. School of Art, Tappahannock
- Enrichmond Foundation, Richmond
- Village Family, Norfolk
- RVA Clean Sweep, Richmond
- George Wythe High School Art Department, Richmond
- Oregon Hill Neighborhood Association (OHNA), Richmond
- Shalom Farms, Midlothian
- Volunteer Fairfax, Fairfax
- Hampton Roads Urban Agriculture, Newport News
The Virginia Service Foundation is a nonprofit established, organized and operated to support and assist the Virginia Governor’s Advisory Board on Service and Volunteerism. The Foundation raises funds to support the Advisory Board in accomplishing its goals of supporting community-based initiatives to build stronger communities and enhance existing relationships that address local educational, community development, economic, health, environmental and other social/cultural needs by identifying and involving diverse community service volunteers.
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