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Donate | Barbe Family Foundation Grants from this fund represent the charitable values and long-term philanthropy of the Barbe Family, founders of Backflow Technology. |
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Donate | Bill and Val Tillett Foundation This donor-advised fund makes grants to local charities that reflect the fund founders’ philanthropic values. |
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Donate | Breeze Makenzie Foundation As a family based donor advised fund, grants reflect the values and vision of its founders, Andy and Tina Johnson. The fund has been established in honor of Tina’s brother and Loudoun’s own Breeze Makenzie who passed away unexpectedly on August 8, 2015, at the young age of 50. Breeze grew up in western Loudoun County and was a graduate of Loudoun Valley High School. He attended Charles S. Monroe’s auto mechanics program and spent 18 years driving a big rig across the country. |
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Donate | Charles Tiffany Richardson Family Fund After his death, Charles Tiffany Richardson’s daughter wanted to do something special in his memory. He loved history and the environment, and grants from this donor-advised fund reflect his values. |
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Donate | Don and Amy Owen Charitable Fund Don and Amy’s donor advised fund makes grants to recommended local and national charities that appeal to their personal philanthropy and also involves their adult children. |
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Donate | Guy and Katherine Gravett Charitable Fund This donor advised fund helps to fulfill the charitable vision of the founding donors and their children. |
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Donate | Jim and Betty Herbert Family Fund This donor advised fund includes multiple family members who make grantmaking recommendations from the fund to benefit local qualifying charities. |
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Donate | John and Patti Sinnen Family Fund As a donor advised fund, grantmaking reflects the values and charitable vision of its founders. |
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Donate | Larkin Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors This donor-advised fund makes gifts into the fund and grants from the fund to honor clients. |
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Donate | Loudoun Community Cabinet This donor advised fund is designed to effect high-impact grantmaking and programming in Loudoun County. |
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Donate | May Family Foundation As a donor advised fund, grants are recommended by the founders and family members to benefit local and national charities that appeal to their personal philanthropy. |
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Donate | McDermott Family Fund Creating a legacy of family giving is the goal of this donor advised fund. |
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Donate | Michael J. Cowell Charitable Fund This donor advised fund makes grants to charities that reflect his personal values. |
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Donate | Minchew Family Foundation As a donor advised fund, grants are recommended by the founders and family members to benefit local and national charities that appeal to their personal philanthropy. |
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Donate | Moses Fund As a donor advised fund, grants are made that support the vision of its founding donors. |
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Donate | Neal and Donna Gumbin Charitable Fund This donor advised fund was founded by Golf Tournament Cannonball Invitational Amateur winner, Neal Gumbin. Distributions support the philanthropic vision of the Gumbins. |
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Donate | OHMF Fund Guided by the values and recommendations of the funds donor advisors, grants support local and regional needs. |
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Donate | Pettit-Wilson Family Foundation These donor advisors stay involved in their personalized grantmaking. |
| Donate | Pratt Family Charitable Fund This donor advised fund supports the charitable vision of the Pratt family members. |
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Donate | Rosegate Charitable Fund The founders enjoy the grantmaking flexibility of their donor advised fund, recommending charities that meet their values and interests. |
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Donate | Ruby Mae Fund This donor advised funds makes grants in memory of Ruby Mae. |
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Donate | Sharyn's Angels Cancer Fund In memorial to Sharyn Crockett Bass, this fund makes grants to help support individuals with cancer requiring financial assistance. |
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Donate | Shelly's Fund for a Beautiful Tomorrow Shelly's Fund continues what she spent her life doing—enriching people's lives through personal connections, deep love of the arts, and her strong bond with her Jewish faith. |
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Donate | Siker Family Foundation This donor advised fund reflects the grantmaking vision of its generous founders. |
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Donate | Smashing Walnuts Endowment Dedicated to cracking the cure for childhood cancer and inspired by Gabriella Miller who died at age 10. Grants are made to institutions and programs dedicated to childhood brain cancer research, treatment, and awareness. |
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Donate | The Oscar Revere and Tara Trout Family Foundation This fund's founders are attracted to the personalized grantmaking options through their fund. |
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Donate | Three Mustard Seeds The donor advised Three Mustard Seeds Fund serves children, veterans, education, and recreation. |
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Donate | Van Huyck Chockley Family Foundation This donor advised fund involves family across the U.S. in grantmaking thanks to founder, Al Van Huyck. |
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Donate | Wheeler Family Foundation This donor advised fund makes grants to a variety of charities close to the founder's hearts. |
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Donate | All Ages Read Together Endowment Working with disadvantaged children who have little or no literacy experience, this fund supports All Ages Read Together’s mission to offer programs to spark a love of reading and improved academic outcomes. |
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Donate | Blue Ridge Hospice Endowment - Desginated This fund supports the care and comfort Blue Ridge Hospice provides to so many. |
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Donate | ECHO Endowment Fund - Designated This fund helps secure the future of ECHO as it provides services far into the future. |
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Donate | Friends of Blue Ridge Mountains Endowment for Environmental Educational Activities This fund supports the conservation and education work of the Friends of the Blue Ridge Mountains. |
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Donate | Gollobin Family Fund This designated fund supports the Waterford Concert Series and its musical celebration in the preeminent historical village of Waterford. |
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Donate | Hill School Endowment Fund - Designated As an agency fund, annual distributions support the success and advancement of The Hill School. |
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Donate | John Page Turner Community House Fund This fund supports the community programs and maintenance of The Plains' John Page Turner House. |
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Donate | JT Place Fund Want to help make a difference with the children in Loudoun County’s foster-care system? Grants from the J.T. Place Fund do just that. From special needs to academic programs, this fund makes that difference. |
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Donate | LCSJ/Loudoun Abused Women's Shelter - Designated Gifts to this fund support the endowment for LAWS – the designated domestic violence and sexual assault crisis center for Loudoun County. |
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Donate | Loudoun Hunger Relief Endowment - Designated Founded by the Hospital Corporation of America-StoneSprings Hospital, this designated fund supports this organization’s mission to feed the hungry by providing emergency food assistance to those in need to any person or family living in Loudoun County. |
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Donate | Loudoun Juvenile Detention Center Fund Created for the Loudoun County Detention Center, distributions support their programs to provide positive role models for youth incarcerated in the Loudoun County Juvenile System. |
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Donate | Loudoun Literacy Council Endowment - Designated Loudoun Literacy Council has been changing lives through reading and learning to promote personal growth and empowerment in Loudoun County since 1980. This endowment fund benefits this organization today and tomorrow. |
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Donate | Loudoun Serenity House Endowment - Designated Your gifts help Loudoun Serenity House fulfill its mission today and tomorrow helping women in recovery live their best life. |
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Donate | Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers - Designated Created by the Hospital Corporation of America-StoneSprings Hospital, this designated fund benefits Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers’ work to aid, support, transport, and care for homebound and disabled citizens. |
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Donate | Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Endowment - Designated This fund supports Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy's vision to inspire, motivate, and engage people to protect, preserve, and restore wildlife habitat in Loudoun County. |
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Donate | Mary B. Tett The Arc Superstar Volunteer Fund - Designated Created in memory of Mary Tett, this fund generates a special gift award for a “superstar” volunteer as named by The Arc of Loudoun. The Arc depends upon a volunteers for many of its programs, most especially for its annual Shocktober fundraiser each Halloween. |
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Donate | Morven Park Charitable - Designated This agency Fund helps to fulfill its mission to preserve and advance the ideals of Westmoreland Davis, governor of Virginia 1918-1922, and his wife, through programs that reflect civic-minded leadership, sustainable agriculture, and the conscientious use of open space. |
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Donate | Sanders Oscanyan Memorial Fund Created in memory of Sanders Oscanyan, this designated fund supports Loudoun ENDpendence, dedicated to providing peer counseling, mentoring, and other self-help services to those with disabilities. |
| Donate | The Arc of Loudoun’s Project Horse Endowment - Designated This fund supports the work of The Arc of Loudoun’s Project Horse programs as it connects people in need of renewed hope and confidence with rehabilitated rescue horses. |
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Donate | Vets Tribute Fund Created by Roy L. Jackson in honor of his time serving and all who served before and after, this fund makes annual grants to support veteran services provided by Fisher House and the Salvation Army. |
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Donate | Willowcroft Science Endowment Created by the founder and named for Loudoun's first vineyard, Willowcroft, this fund supports the science awards program of Loudoun Education Foundation. |
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Donate | Windy Hill Endowment Fund - Designated Supporting all programs of the Windy Hill Foundation as it fulfills its mission to provide safe, decent, and affordable housing and family services to lower income families and elderly in Loudoun, Fauquier, and Clarke Counties. |
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Donate | Yellow Ribbon Fund Created in 2012 by Community Foundation invitational Cannonball Golf Invitational and Amateur winner, Mark Gerencer, this fund makes annual grants to support injured service members. |
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Donate | 100WomenStrong This giving circle of some of Loudoun’s most philanthropically dedicated women (and men!) provides local grants to charities addressing housing, hunger, education, and health. |
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Donate | Community Emergency Relief Fund The Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties has established a Community Emergency Relief Fund to accept and strategically disburse funding to address COVID-19 emergency response and other immediate relief efforts in our community. Grants made from the Community Emergency Relief Fund address such critical needs as emergency rent relief, community-wide disaster relief efforts such as local fires or natural disasters, and support services to Afghanistan refugees. Grantmaking Priorities: -Frontline assistance to households and individuals with an emphasis on vulnerable populations disproportionately impacted by COVID-19 or other disasters/community-wide emergencies; Distributions are strategically made and complement government and other funders’ initiatives in our community. For more information, contact Amy Owen, President, at (703) 779-3505, x1 or amy@communityfoundationlf.org To Donate by Check: Make checks payable to “Community Foundation,” with “Community Emergency Relief Fund” in memo line Mail to: Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties PO Box 342, Leesburg, VA 20178 Thank you. |
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Donate | Frederick L. Spencer, Jr. Memorial Fund This field of interest fund reflects Fred’s love of theatre, arts, music and drama. |
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Donate | Health Fund As a field of interest fund, grants support local and international initiatives to improves lives through health prevention and treatment. |
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Donate | Joanne W. Webb Fund This field of interest fund supports melanoma research to qualified facilities and institutions in the U.S. |
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Donate | Loudoun Chamber Foundation As a field of interest fund created by the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce and supported by Loudoun businesses and leaders, distributions support Loudoun Charities. |
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Donate | Loudoun Commission on Women and Girls The Loudoun Commission on Women and Girls (LCWAG) empowers women and girls to confidently grow in their personal and professional lives through programs designed to educate and empower women and girls. |
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Donate | PAW Fund Join with like minded animal lovers and be a grantmaker here at home by joining the PAW Fund Giving Circle. Loudoun County charities that focus on animal safety, education, adoption, health, and overall animal welfare, as well as animal-based human therapy nonprofits, will benefit from high-impact grants from pooled grantmaking funds. Clinic of 10 Veterinarians or more $3,000 Clinic of 5-9 Veterinarians $2,000 Clinic of 3-4 Veterinarians $1,000 Clinic of less than 3 Veterinarians $750 Local Business $1,000 Individual Gift $750 |
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Donate | Peter M. Howard Memorial Fund Created by the family and friends of the late Peter Howard, this field of interest fund celebrates his appreciation of historic preservation and open space in Loudoun and Fauquier Counties. |
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Donate | Racial Equity Fund The Equity Fund is a field of interest funding source for emerging and established Black- and Brown-led nonprofit organizations, equity initiatives in our community, and advancement of equity leadership |
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Donate | S. Murray Rust and Mary H. C. Rust Student Philanthropy Project This fund empowers local students to become Grantmakers for youth-driven philanthropic projects here at home through Forward Turn. |
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Donate | Sterling Women Giving Circle This giving circle fund supports local needs and local solutions in our community. |
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Donate | Tackle Box Fund This Field of Interest fund dedicates its grantmaking to Loudoun's affordable housing solutions. |
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Donate | Ursula Landsrath Animal Rescue Fund Created by Ursula's friends and family as a tribute to her lifetime of animal care, grants are made to grassroots animal welfare charities across Virginia. |
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Donate | Webber Jazz Grantmaking Fund As a field of interest fund, distributions support local groups and charities that offer traditional jazz performances for the public, promote and offer educational opportunities for practical jazz education and programs in memory of Al Webber. |
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Donate | Blair and Mike Pirrello Vocational Scholarship Designed to support women and men interested in pursuing a career in trade, the Pirrello Vocational Scholarship offers an extra financial boost through annual scholarship offerings. |
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Donate | Debbie Settle Scholarship Foundation Created by Debbie’s family, friends, and colleagues, this fund memorializes the inspiration she provided to thousands of students as a teacher and musician and, most especially, her work at Stone Bridge High School as Choral Director. |
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Donate | Gavin "I Promise 15" Scholarship Fund Gavin’s Scholarship Fund supports future students pursuing a career in the health sciences medical field, with a concentration in oncology, from Loudoun County as a memorial to Gavin and to honor all those in the medical field who helped him and his family. Make your tax-deductible gift here. |
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Donate | Mary B. Tett Health Professionals Fund This fund memorializes the late Mary Tett. Through this fund, Mary’s husband, children and friends honor her thousands of volunteer hours with the Loudoun nonprofit organizations as well as her commitment to the field of medicine and medical support services. Each year, her fund awards a scholarship for continuing education to a staff member or volunteer of a Loudoun-based nonprofit organization providing health care. |
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Donate | Stowers Loudoun County High School Scholarship Fund Created by the estate of Henry Stowers, this fund provides scholarships for as many as four graduates of Loudoun County High School. He served on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors from 1972 to 1979 and on the Loudoun County Soil and Water Conservation District from 1980 to 1986. He also held leadership positions in many Loudoun County and regional organizations, including service on the boards of the Loudoun County Farm Bureau, the Southern States Cooperative, the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, and the Planters’ Club. He also was a longtime supporter of the Loudoun County 4-H, served on the board of directors of the Northern Virginia 4-H Center, and was a strong supporter of the 4-H Fair, which was dedicated to him in 1991. At the state level, he was appointed by Governor George Allen to the Governor’s Small Grains Board and was reappointed to the board by Governor James S. Gilmore, III. Mr. Stowers was a lifelong farmer and an avid photographer. |
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Donate | Community Foundation Endowment for the Future This is the Community Foundation's own organizational quasi-endowment, designed to generate distributions for the Community Foundation's day-to-day operations, programs, and initiatives benefitting our community. |
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Donate | David Peña Foundation As an acorn endowment fund, this fund builds a legacy of giving with the grantmaking vision of its founder. |
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Donate | Endowment for the Community The Community Foundation Board of Directors established this fund to provide grant making in our community to meet the changing and pressing needs in Fauquier and Loudoun Counties. |
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Donate | Evans Family Fund This donor advised fund supports the personal grantmaking of the Evans Family, including addressing food insecurity and general needs in our community. |
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Donate | Leadership Fund and Friends of the Foundation Gifts support our variety of programs and Friends of the Foundation work, from building the capacity of nonprofit leaders, to grantmaking, to building the fabric of our community--you support makes a high-impact difference. |
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Donate | Loudoun Desi Giving Fund The Desi Giving Fund is a donor giving circle of individuals, businesses, and families working together to pool gifts and offer grants to local nonprofits focused on health, education, and economic security in our community. To join the giving circle, individuals and families donate $1,000; businesses donate $5,000. Those who join the giving circle review and recommend grants together. Donations of any amount are also welcome. |
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Donate | Loudoun Impact Fund The Loudoun Impact Fund is a giving circle of annual philanthropic investors who review and recommend grants into our Loudoun Community. Make a gift to join this partnership between the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties and our neighboring sister community foundation, the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia. Gifts to join are $1,000 per individual and $5,000 for businesses for a fall grants cycle. |
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