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October 3, 2023 The Community Foundation is happy to host another powerful Philanthropy Speaks with guest speaker, Dr. Jody Olsen, our annual networking luncheon and discussion for local leaders, philanthropists and professional advisors.

This spring, The Virginia Heritage Fund awarded a grant to the Ralph Bunche Alumni Association that supports the vision of its founder, Paula Felder, ensuring important historical documents are both protected and available.

Congratulations Tiffany Ray, Germanna Community College’s Vice President of Student Services and Equity Advancement, honored for her leadership in Virginia Business!

Are you a nonprofit with a project that is led by youth, actively involves youth, or directly serves or benefits youth? Apply for a $10,000 grant from Youth in Philanthropy before the July 21 extended deadline!

The Duff “McDuff” Green Jr. Fund of The Community Foundation assisted King George Education Foundation (KGEF) in sponsoring campers at Camp Invention for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

The Anne Sturdy Animal Protection Fund granted $6,000 to the Central Virginia Horse Rescue (CVHR) to support the rescue and rehabilitation of horses seized in Spotsylvania County.

Congratulations to the 2023 Scholarship Recipients, honored at the June 11 Scholarship Reception! The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region is excited to award more than $162,000 in scholarship funds to 55 students from around the region. Thanks to the generosity of local philanthropists who make this possible.

Congratulations SAWs-Virginia! We too appreciate Casey Hu, Director of Donor Services and her efforts to connect donors with the organizations they are passionate to support!

Congratulations Ty Logan, Community Foundation Board Member and Obsidian Solutions Group’s CEO and Co-Founder, honored as Virginia’s ‘Small Business Person of the Year’ by the SBA!

The Women and Girls Fund of The Community Foundation Celebrates $50,000 Grant to Empowerhouse!

A unique retirement gift engages the Wampler family in philanthropy and continues legacy of giving.

The Jeremiah Community is a vision of the supportive neighborhood built to care for the unique needs of those overcoming chronic homelessness. The project will include at least 50 small homes, a community center, a garden, an art workshop, and a variety of on-site supportive services. Read more to learn about the project.