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About DC One Fund 1 About DC One Fund Message from the Mayor and The DC One Fund Drive is the District government’s DC One Fund Chairman 2 only official philanthropic fundraiser. DC government Frequently Asked Questions 3 employees pledge their support annually to nonprofit organizations in the Washington metropolitan area. How to Give 4 List of Participating Nonprofit Organizations 5

About United Way of the National Capital Area 52 Arlington

About United Black Fund 55 Montgomery About Give Where You Live 56 Notes 58

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United Way of the Office of the Secretary: United Black Fund: National Capital Area: Georgina Salguero James D. Gaston III Wiwiek Chandra Rembrandt Brandon Pless Barry LeNoir (202) 488-2044 (202) 727-5090 (202) 727-6306 (202) 727-6306 (202) 783-9300 District of [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Columbia

Alexandria DC ONE FUND “EACH ONE, GIVE ONE.” 1 Message from the Mayor and Frequently Asked Questions DC One Fund Chairman Why should I donate through Can I do a one-time donation? DC One Fund? Yes, you can. Go to dconefund.org and click the “pledge The DC One Fund is a convenient tool for you to make a now” button, log in, and then you may donate using the one- close to your heart and please consider helping them help so This autumn, the District Government donation to the nonprofit of your choice through payroll time payroll deduction option or the credit card option. many more with the power of your designation(s). will kick off our 61st Annual DC One Fund deductions. If you itemize deductions on your taxes, this is a simple way to track your donations. Also, please remember Can I give $25 or less to my campaign. If you just can’t wait until our big kickoff on October 1, 2015, that every donation of any dollar amount makes an impact in feel free to visit the DC One Fund pledging website at favorite charity? our community. This program is in line with our belief that we should do dconefund.org or for more information visit onefund.dc.gov. United Way of the National Capital Area, which is the all we can to encourage and preserve pathways to the lead administrator of the DC One Fund drive, will not middle class for all. Begun to provide employees with an Thank you for considering our request—we hope to see you When does the One Fund campaign end? send donations of $25 or less to an individual nonprofit. easy way of donating to their charities of choice via payroll at the kickoff and/or agency fairs throughout the District. If an employee wants to designate funds to his or her deductions, the DC One Fund has grown consistently over The DC One Fund Campaign will close on December 11, 2015. nonprofit of choice, the total annual contribution must the years. Last year, thanks to the generosity of you and Sincerely, be at least $26. Donations of $25 or less will be treated as your colleagues all across our government, commitments of more than $1 Million in pledges were received. In addition, How do I find my agency’s coordinator? undesignated contributions. the number of us who continued being, or became new, Go to onefund.dc.gov and click on “DC One Fund Fair Share Givers rose to its highest level yet: 654. Fair Share Organizational Chart with Agency Coordinators (PDF),” which Givers pledge between 1% and 3% of their annual salary. Can I change the amount of money is located at the bottom of the homepage. The second option We hope you will consider joining those ranks by giving your allocated or the nonprofit to which my is to send an email to [email protected] with your agency’s fair share or more. name and we will respond to you with the name, email, and donations are allocated? phone number of your agency’s coordinator. Yes. You will need to email the Office of the Secretary at One of the more gratifying things about being Mayor of [email protected] or call (202) 727-6306. my hometown is seeing just how hard our government employees work each and every day making sure that the My nonprofit is not a member of United District of Columbia is a great place for all to live, work and If my username and password for play. Non-profits doing the hard day to day work serving the Way or United Black Fund, how do I get many needs of their clients rely on workplace giving drives my nonprofit on the list of DC One Fund dconefund.org is not working, how do such as the DC One Fund to sustain their operations. So, charities? I fix it? we’re proud to again partner with the United Black Fund Mayor Bowser Brenda Donald Please contact your Agency Coordinator OR email and the United Way of the National Capital Area in this If your organization resides in the District of Columbia, [email protected] OR call the United Way NCA Helpdesk year’s campaign. Together, I am confident that we can reach Mayor, District of Columbia Deputy Mayor for Health and you can participate in future campaigns by submitting an at (202) 808-0513. This information is located directly a fresh goal of $1 Million for this year’s campaign. Human Services, application for independent organizations at onefund.dc.gov. 61st DC One Fund Chairman Your organization must reside in the District of Columbia to above the Log in username and password section on the dconefund.org website. When you set aside a portion of your paycheck towards participate. You may also contact United Way of the National the DC One Fund, it could mean one less missed meal, one Capital Area or the United Black Fund to discuss additional more night’s sleep off the street or even tuition coverage membership options. for summer camp. Think of those organizations you hold

2 DC ONE FUND ”EACH ONE, GIVE ONE.” 3 How to Give List of Participating Nonprofit Organizations Choose how you would like your pledge directed

9451 501cTech 8827 Academy of Hope 8001 Action in Community Through Service of Prince William (ACTS) We use technology to help nonprofits better We provide high quality adult basic education Option A Option D achieve their missions, stretch their dollars in a manner that changes lives and improves our Provides relief, fosters hope and promotes farther, and make a difference in their community. self-sufficiency for our Prince William area communities. neighbors in crises due to hunger, homelessness www.aohdc.org and personal violence. Contribute to a Nonprofit of your Choice 1. Give to the Education Fund www.501ctech.org www.actspwc.org 9072 Education Fund Choose from among the attached list of nonprofit 9182 Academy of the Holy Cross, Inc. organizations or visit dconefund.org. Providing academic supports, mentoring and behavioral health services for middle grade student success. A A Catholic college preparatory school, dedicated 8369 Adoptions Together to educating young women in grades 9-12 in a 8044 A Woman’s Choice faith centered community that values diversity, Builds healthy lifelong family connections 2. Give to the Financial Stability Fund scholarship and service. for every child and advocates for continuous Option We provide free pregnancy testing; counseling; improvement of systems that promote the well B financial assistance for medical treatment; social www.academyoftheholycross.org being of children. 9073 Financial Stability Fund service assistance; tangible support for pregnant women including diapers, clothes and baby www.adoptionstogether.org Contribute to United Way of the Helping low income families achieve financial stability, avoid equipment. National Capital Area: homelessness and access affordable housing. 8058 ACCA, Inc. (Annandale Christian www.awomanschoicecenter.com Community for Action) 8609 Adventure Theatre MTC Give Directly to United Way NCA 3. Give to the Health Fund An alliance of churches providing affordable child care, emergency/basic needs services, food, ATMTC seeks to cultivate new generations 8808 AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly 8000 United Way of the National Capital Area 9074 Health Fund furniture & transportation to the needy in our of artists and audiences through memorable service area without discrimination. theatrical productions and through high quality Scammers prey on the vulnerable and target musical theater training to school-age children. Your contribution will go where it’s needed most to help United Way’s Promoting health and wellness and providing for basic needs throughout the defenseless. We champion the dignity accacares.org mission of advancing the common good. our community. and rights of DC seniors. Free help for older www.adventuretheatre-mtc.org neighbors in need.

4. Give to the Veterans Fund www.aarp.org/LCE 9533 Access Housing, Inc. (DC) 9604 AFCEA Educational Foundation 9080 Veterans Fund Providing housing and support services to Option C formerly homeless male and female Veterans. The Foundation provides educational assistance Your donation will help veterans transition to gainful employment and 8854 Abundant Community Actions Services include case management, employment to students and teachers engaged in science, access basic needs for themselves and their families. referrals, housing referrals, meals and technology, engineering, and mathematics Give Where You Live We provide a holistic approach to children transportation assistance. (STEM) supporting the defense, homeland education and youth development. We help security and intelligence communities. students and adolescents reach their highest www.accesshousingincdc.org Your contribution will go to support programs and potential in school and in life. www.afcea.org/education/scholarships initiatives in the county or city where you live. Option E www.abundantactions.org 9001 Alexandria 9697 ACE Mentor Program of the Greater 9002 Arlington Washington Metropolitan Area, Inc. 8528 Alexandria Country Day School 9003 District of Columbia 8893 Abused and Homeless Children’s Refuge An architecture, construction, engineering Alexandria Country Day School is a 9004 Fairfax/Falls Church Contribute to the United Black Fund - Alternative House career mentoring, and academic enrichment coeducational, nonsectarian, K-8 independent 9005 Loudoun program for high school students. ACE also school located in Alexandria, VA. 9006 Montgomery Abused and Homeless children deserve provides scholarships for higher education. 8500 United Black Fund brighter futures. We provide food, shelter and 9007 Prince George’s www.acdsnet.org counseling to homeless children, youth and teen www.acementor.org/592 9008 Prince William Your contribution will support almost 100 nonprofits that are helping to moms. Help us keep them safe. 9000 National Capital Area end violence and provide community based recreation, arts, health and education – helping to make life better for youth and families. www.TheAlternativeHouse.org

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8025 Alexandria Housing Development 8245 Alliance for the Physically Disabled, Inc. 8630 American Dance Institute 8015 American Heart Association, Inc. - 9917 Anacostia Coordinating Council 9369 Appleseed Foundation, Inc. Corporation Mid-Atlantic Affiliate Northern Virginia Committed to creating accessible and affordable Presents exciting professional contemporary We are involved with the revitalization and Appleseed and our network of Centers identify Develops, preserves, and owns affordable and housing opportunities with full time personal dance by leading American and international Building healthier lives free of cardiovascular advancement of the Anacostia community and barriers to opportunities and justice. We engage workforce rental and ownership housing in assistance services for adults with severe companies; promotes the development of new diseases and stroke through research, public, its adjacent neighborhoods by gathering and our pro bono partners to conduct research and Alexandria, Virginia. We support our residents physical disabilities. professional dance work; and trains the dancers patient and professional education, training, sharing information, networking, advocacy, and recommend practical solutions. and work for quality affordable housing. of tomorrow. advocacy and community services. community organizing. theapd.org www.appleseednetwork.org www.housingalexandria.org www.americandance.org www.heart.org www.anacostiadc.org

8056 Alzheimer’s Association of the National 8033 Arc of Greater Prince William/ 8101 Alexandria Seaport Foundation Capital Area, Inc. 8370 American Diabetes Association, 8017 American Heart Association, Inc. - Mid- 8029 Anacostia Watershed Society, Inc. INSIGHT, Inc. Washington DC Atlantic Affiliate Prince William County Provides hands-on, project-based job training, We serve D.C., Northern Virginia, Montgomery, Restore and protect the Anacostia River and Provides developmental child care, family STEM education, and mentoring to at-risk Prince George’s, and Southern Maryland The association’s mission is to prevent and Building healthier lives free of cardiovascular its watershed communities by cleaning the support, respite care, therapeutic recreation, children and youth through boatbuilding and counties, providing care and support for cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all diseases and stroke through research, public, water, recovering the shore, and honoring the residential services, adult vocational and day on-the-water learning activities. families. We also further Alzheimer’s advocacy people affected by diabetes through research, patient and professional education, training, heritage. services to individuals with developmental and research. information and advocacy. advocacy and community services. disabilities. www.alexandriaseaport.org www.anacostiaws.org www.alz.org/nca www.diabetes.org/in-my-community/local- www.heart.org www.arcgpw.org offices/washington-district-of-columbia

9609 Alfred Street Baptist Church Foundation 8747 Animal Allies, Inc. 8003 American Cancer Society, South Atlantic 8022 American Red Cross National 8139 Arc of Loudoun on the Paxton Campus Provides academic scholarships to graduating Division, Inc. 8012 American Heart Association, Inc. - Capital Region Promotes responsible pet ownership, provides high school seniors who have demonstrated a Mid-Atlantic Affiliate DC humane education, conducts adoptions We advocate for and provide direct services to financial need and maintained high academic Largest funder of non-governmental cancer The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates for homeless animals, provides spay/neuter children and adults with disabilities, as well as performance. research. Provides services including legal Building healthier lives free of cardiovascular human suffering in the face of emergencies by assistance, controls feral cat populations, and their caretakers and families, securing human advocacy for cancer patients. Delivers early diseases and stroke through research, public, mobilizing the power of volunteers and the maintains a wildlife sanctuary. and civil rights. www.alfredstreet.org/foundation detection and prevention programs to youths patient and professional education, training, generosity of donors. and adults. advocacy and community services. www.animalallies.com www.paxtoncampus.org http://www.redcross.org/dc/washington www.cancer.org www.heart.org 8083 Alice Ferguson Foundation 8372 Animal Welfare League of Alexandria 8034 Arc of Montgomery County, Inc. Connects people to nature, sustainable 8075 American Youth Philharmonic agricultural practices, and the cultural heritage 8644 American Center for Law and Justice 8016 American Heart Association, Inc. - Orchestras Dedicated to creating a more humane world, Community-based job training, housing, early of their local watershed through education, Mid-Atlantic Affiliate Loudoun County AWLA operates an open admission animal education, transportation, respite, child care, stewardship and advocacy. Headquartered in Washington, D.C. we An outstanding regional youth orchestra shelter and offers programs that help more independent living, advocacy and referrals engage in legal, legislative, and cultural issues Building healthier lives free of cardiovascular program created to teach performance than 8,000 animals annually. for children and adults with intellectual and www.fergusonfoundation.org by implementing an effective strategy of diseases and stroke through research, public, techniques while educating the students in developmental disabilities. advocacy, education, and litigation that includes patient and professional education, training, life skills that enhance a lifetime of music www.alexandriaanimals.org representing clients before the Supreme Court advocacy and community services. enjoyment. www.thearcmontgomerycounty.org of the United States and intern. 8352 ALIVE! www.heart.org www.aypo.org www.aclj.org 8804 Animal Welfare League of Arlington Largest safety net for the poor in Alexandria, 8035 Arc of Northern Virginia Virginia. Helps people faced with emergency Committed to the humane treatment of animals situations with food, financial assistance, 8350 American Heart Association, Inc. - 8220 America’s ToothFairy and promotion of animal welfare; we rescue, We support all people with intellectual and shelter, furniture and more. 8561 American Civil Liberties Union Mid-Atlantic Affiliate Montgomery and shelter, and adopt homeless animals; investigate developmental disabilities with advocacy, Foundation, Inc. Prince George’s Counties Our mission is to eliminate children’s cruelty, and educate the community. resources, and direct services to live inclusively www.Alive-Inc.org preventable suffering from pediatric oral in their community throughout their lifetimes. For almost 100 years, the ACLU has worked to Building healthier lives free of cardiovascular disease and promote overall health and www.awla.org defend and preserve the individual rights and diseases and stroke through research, public, wellness for millions of children from vulnerable www.thearcofnova.org liberties guaranteed by the Constitution and patient and professional education, training, populations. laws of the United States. advocacy and community services. www.ncohf.org www.aclu.org www.heart.org

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8036 Arc of Prince George’s County, Inc. 8601 Arena Stage 8403 Arlington Partnership for Affordable 8269 Army Retirement Residence 9613 Asian American LEAD 8597 Atlas Performing Arts Center Housing, Inc. Foundation - Potomac Advocacy and services for individuals with A national center for American voices and AALEAD supports low-income and underserved The Atlas presents innovative, thought- intellectual and developmental disabilities. artists that produces and presents high-quality Provides safe, quality affordable rental housing Provides financial security to veterans at Asian Pacific American youth with educational provoking performances, and it provides arts Includes residential, vocational, adult day theater, helps cultivate new work, and offers in Arlington, VA for low-income households The Fairfax at Fort Belvoir who outlive their empowerment, identity, and leadership education opportunities for DC’s Near Northeast programs, respite, family and community youth unique artistic opportunities. and resident services to prevent eviction and resources or who incur extraordinary medical development opportunities through after community. Today this neighborhood is known supports, and information and referral. promote strong families and communities. care expenses. school, summer, and mentoring programs. as the Atlas District.

www.thearcofpgc.org www.arenastage.org www.apah.org www.arrfp.org www.aalead.org www.atlasarts.org

8032 Arc of the District of Columbia, Inc. 8143 Arlington Community Foundation 8296 Arlington Pediatric Center, Inc. 9699 Art Enables 8996 Asian Pacific American Legal 8413 ATOM Boosters Club, Inc. Resource Center Providing advocacy, family support, Provides grants to non-profits and schools; Medical home offering health care to children 501(c)3 nonprofit arts gallery and supported Supports Annandale High School athletics, employment, school transition and other awards college scholarships and addresses up to 19 years of age, living in Arlington County employment program for adult artists with Eradicating poverty and injustice, and achieving provides monetary support to student athletic support services for persons with intellectual critical community needs both now and in the who are from low-income and uninsured developmental and intellectual disabilities from equal justice for all through linguistically programs and parent volunteers for all athletic and developmental disabilities and their future. families. the Washington, DC area. accessible and culturally appropriate legal events. families. services to low-income Asian immigrants. www.arlcf.org www.arlpedcen.org www.art-enables.org www.annandaleatoms.com www.arcdc.net www.apalrc.org

8354 Arlington Food Assistance Center 8404 Arlington Street People’s Assistance 8069 Art League, Inc. 7502 Audubon Naturalist Society of the 8506 Archaeology in the Community, Inc. Network, Inc. 8027 Asian-American Homeownership Central Atlantic States, Inc. Devoted to providing food-insecure families We promote art appreciation and participation Counseling, Inc. We are dedicated to fostering a connection with dignified access to nutritious food. On Provides emergency services for Arlington by providing affordable visual arts education, Environmental organization dedicated to between the public and the field of average we distribute approximately 85,000 streets’ homeless and works to secure housing for adults/children, outreach to at-risk youth, Only organization in DC Region that provides watershed and habitat protection and to archaeology. Our creative programs make pounds of food to 2,100 families weekly. for this vulnerable population through outreach and exhibit opportunities for artists. Asian bi-lingual services: foreclosure prevention providing people of all ages with a greater archaeology accessible to youth and community and relationships built on trust and respect. assistance, homebuyer education and understanding and appreciation of their natural organizations. www.afac.org www.theartleague.org counseling, financial education and other tool world. www.a-span.org and resources. www.archaeologyincommunity.com www.anshome.org www.aa-hc.org 8247 Arlington Free Clinic, Inc. 8622 Arts for the Aging (AFTA) 8406 Arlington Thrive 8402 Archbishop Carroll High School Provides free, high quality medical care to AFTA engages frail and vulnerable seniors in 8095 Autism Society of Northern Virginia low-income and uninsured Arlington County Provides emergency financial assistance to health improvement and life enhancement 8278 Aspire Counseling Catholic, college preparatory, co-ed school that adults through the generosity of donors and Arlington residents who are in crisis and unable through free annual delivery of 600+ nationally Promotes the general welfare of children welcomes young people, empowers them in an volunteers. to pay their bills. This same-day emergency recognized arts workshops throughout the Counseling for children, adults, pregnant and and adults with autism through educational, academically rigorous, diverse, and supportive financial assistance prevents homelessness. region. postpartum depression women, seniors, low vocational and recreational services. Collects learning environment. www.arlingtonfreeclinic.org income adults in primary care settings, MS and disseminates information on autism. www.arlingtonthrive.org www.AFTAarts.org young adults, education for mental health www.achsdc.org professionals. www.asnv.org

8375 Arlington Outdoor www.we-aspire.org Education Association 8171 Army Distaff Foundation, Inc. 9371 ASHA for Women 8995 Ardmore Enterprises, Inc. 8038 Ayuda Providing over 9,000 urban school children from Continuing care retirement community for To provide the support that empowers South Empowers individuals with intellectual kindergarten-twelfth grade, primarily from 300+ retired military officers and their female Asian women to become self-reliant and live an 8190 Assist Pregnancy Center Ayuda envisions a community where all disabilities in employment and housing, Arlington, with enriching environmental and relatives offering affordable housing, programs abuse free future. immigrants overcome obstacles in order to operating from the belief that each individual educational opportunities in a natural setting. and healthcare services, regardless of ability Assist Pregnancy Center is a non-profit medical succeed and thrive in the United States. should determine the direction of his or her life. to pay. www.ashaforwomen.org clinic that provides free and confidential www.outdoorlab.org services, including pregnancy testing and www.ayuda.com www.ardmoreenterprises.org www.armydistaff.org ultrasounds, to women facing unplanned pregnancies.

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8268 Bethany House of Northern Virginia, 8115 Bishop Ireton High School 8047 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater 8697 Breast Cancer Coalition 8731 BrightFocus Foundation B Inc. Washington, Inc. A Roman Catholic high school with a college Breast Cancer Coalition is dedicated to knowing BrightFocus Foundation is a nonprofit 9615 Back on My Feet Helping families rebuild their lives after preparatory curriculum. We educate our youth Serves over 10,000 disadvantaged youth how to end breast cancer by January 1, 2020 organization supporting research and providing becoming homeless because of domestic in the Gospel and the legacy of Saint Francis de throughout Greater Washington in five areas: through the power of grassroots action and public education to help eradicate brain and Promotes the self-sufficiency of those violence. BHNV provides emergency shelter and Sales. Character/Leadership; Education/Career advocacy. eye diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease, experiencing homelessness by engaging them supportive services for four months or longer. Development; Arts; Health/Life skills; and Sports/ macular degeneration, and glaucoma. in running as a means to build confidence, www.bishopireton.org Fitness/Recreation. www.breastcancerdeadline2020.org strength and self-esteem. www.bhnv.org www.brightfocus.org www.bgcgw.org www.backonmyfeet.org 8895 Bishop McNamara High School 8023 Breastfeeding Outreach for Greater 8276 Bethany, Inc. Washington 8288 Brother, Help Thyself, Inc. Catholic, coeducational, college preparatory 9636 Boys Town Washington, DC 8037 Barbara Chambers Children’s Center Transitional housing and support services for school educating a multicultural student body As a leader in lactation education, our mission’s The organization raises money and awards homeless families, providing stability and a safe by fostering academic excellence and Christian We serve disadvantaged children and families to advance breastfeeding throughout the area grants to small (under $2,000,000) not-for-profit Offers high quality childcare services for environment to develop the confidence and values. We offer a well-rounded pathway to through treatment family homes, foster family by providing free professional instruction to charities providing AIDS/HIV and other services children and their families. The Center serves skills to become self-sufficient. success. services, in-home family services, and common families in a supportive space. to local LBGTQ communities. low-income children and offers a number of sense parenting classes. educational opportunities for families. www.bethanyinc.org www.bmhs.org www.breastfeedingcenter.org www.brotherhelpthyself.org www.boystown.org/washingtondc www.barbarachambers.org

8376 Bethesda Cares 8273 Bishop O’Connell High School 8051 Breathe DC 9375 Brotherhood and Sisterhood (BSI) 8594 Brain Foundation International Blacks & Whites Uniting 8798 Beacon House Offers two approaches to solving homeless Catholic college preparatory high school Only local organization preventing lung Communities issues. Outreach program focuses on ending providing excellent academic, athletic, Provides affordable housing for those disease and promoting lung health in the DC We provide tutoring, mentoring, cultural, homelessness. For those facing impending extracurricular and service programs to young suffering from serious brain diseases, such as Metropolitan Area. We help children improve We house, feed, clothe, and give medication nutritional, recreational, and athletic programs homelessness, we provide eviction/utility shut- men and women. Christian mission promoting schizophrenia and bi-polar disorders, who are asthma management, and adults quit smoking. to 9 mentally challenged children 5 to 21 years for at-risk youth and families who reside in off assistance. education and community service. homeless or vulnerable to becoming homeless. with 35 employees. One on one supervision Ward 5, District of Columbia. www.breathedc.org 24/7. www.bethesdacares.org www.bishopoconnell.org www.brain-foundation.org www.beaconhousedc.org

8353 Bridges to Independence, Inc. (formerly, 8235 Browne Academy 8041 Big Brothers Big Sisters of the 8377 Black Student Fund 8237 Brain Injury Services Arlington-Alexandria Coalition for the 8048 BEST Kids, Inc. National Capital Area Homeless) Browne Academy is a preschool through grade Provides support services and educational Brain Injury Services helps children and eight independent school serving students in Seeks to promote better futures for youth in Helps children achieve their full potential preparedness increasing access, equity, adults with a brain injury build the skills and Provides a foundation for homeless women and the DC area. Our Core values are excellence, DC’s child welfare system by developing one- through professionally supported One-to-One retention and graduation among moderate- confidence they need to lead a fulfilling and families to rebuild their lives through housing diversity, character and community. on-one mentoring relationships with caring, mentoring relationships. Independent research income African-American student households productive life. assistance, vocational training and financial consistent adults. documents positive outcomes for children. in Washington metropolitan area independent literacy education. www.browneacademy.org schools. www.braininjurysvcs.org www.bestkids.org www.bbbsnca.org www.aachhomeless.org www.blackstudentfund.org 8620 BUILD Metro DC 8219 Bread for the City, Inc. 9887 Beta Omega Social Services Inc. 8270 Birthright of Montgomery County, MD 8379 Bright Beginnings, Inc. Through entrepreneurship-based, experiential 8314 Blessed Sacrament School We provide food, clothing, medical care, legal learning, BUILD ignites the potential of youth in BOSS facilitates the MATCHES Mentoring Provides free pregnancy tests, maternity assistance and social services to low-income A child and family development center under-resourced communities and equips them Program offering life skills advocating a better assistance, baby clothes, referrals for medical Offering strong academics within a nurturing, residents of Washington, DC in an atmosphere providing a safe, nurturing educational for high school, college, and career success. understanding of Money, Accountability, and social services. Screens for domestic violence Christian environment for children in preschool of dignity and respect. environment, therapeutic and parent services Timeliness, Character, Health, Education and and assists relationships. Counsels women in through grade eight. Extended Day provided. for homeless infants, toddlers and preschoolers www.build.org Service in underserved communities. crisis. Assistance available to families with financial www.breadforthecity.org and their families. need. www.bossdc.org www.birthrightmc.org www.BrightBeginningsInc.org

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8884 Building Bridges Across the River 8381 Campagna Center, Inc. 8104 Capital Partners for Education 8159 CASA de Maryland, Inc. 8324 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of (THEARC) C Washington KI Exceptional nonprofit offering exemplary, Empowers low-income DC youth to get to Maryland’s largest Latino and immigrant 7503 C & O Canal Trust, Inc. Building Bridges Across the River founded and evidence-based programs targeting children, and through college via access to quality high organization, and a national leader in Supporting individuals with developmental now leads THEARC to offer social, educational, youth, and families with education and schools, mentoring, and academic, career and supporting immigrant families through disabilities to live with freedom, dignity and We protect and restore the incomparable C & O cultural, recreational and health services to related services through extensive community life skills development. programs that promote full participation in distinction, we provide comprehensive early Canal National Historical Park. undeserved families in southeast DC. partnerships since 1945. society. childhood, education, employment, community www.cpfe.org living, and family support services. www.canaltrust.org www.thearcdc.org www.campagnacenter.org www.casademaryland.org www.catholiccharitiesdc.org/ DevelopmentalDisabilities 8618 Capitol Hill Arts Workshop 9804 Calvary Bible Institute, Inc. 8799 Building Families for Children 8030 Capital Area Asset Builders (CAAB) 8593 CASA For Children of DC Building the community through arts for Provides higher education from a biblical Plans, develops, implements, and promotes Helping families build better futures for children and adults, with classes, performances, We match children in foster care with caring 8192 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of worldview, equipping people for both spiritual services that encourage the physical, mental, themselves, through financial education, money and exhibits across all the arts disciplines. Tuition adults who advocate for and support them in Washington SCC and personal growth through Bible knowledge social and spiritual well being of children and management, increased savings and assets to assistance programs are available. court, school, and in all aspects of their lives. applied to life, leadership, and service. families in crisis in Maryland/Delaware. reach life’s aspirations and financial prosperity Provides holistic social, medical, and dental for all. www.chaw.org www.casadc.org/ services to members of the low-income Latino www.CalvaryBibleInstitute.org www.buildingfamiliesforchildren.org and immigrant community of the greater www.caab.org Washington, DC metropolitan area.

8859 Capitol Hill Group Ministry, Inc. 8318 CASA, Children’s Intervention Services www.catholiccharitiesdc.org 9361 Calvary Healthcare, Inc. 8380 Burgundy Farm Country Day School, Inc. 8052 Capital Area Food Bank Strengthening families and building community Child victims of abuse are provided an advocate Serving the community through Health/HIV Child-centered independent school, rigorous with intensive case management, emergency to help ensure they have needed services to awareness, substance abuse recovery and ex- educational program, strong in arts, languages Largest nonprofit distributor of food in the DC and transitional shelter, and comprehensive overcome their maltreatment and have a safe 8054 Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese offender re-integration services that revive and and environment. Encourages economic and Metropolitan Area, providing 42 million pounds social services for at-risk individuals and permanent home. of Washington restore individuals, families, and community. cultural diversity. Provides financial aid and of food, including fresh produce, to 530,733 homeless families. extended day care. individuals suffering from hunger. www.casacis.org Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of www.calvarycommunitycare.org www.chgm.net Washington strengthens the lives of all in need www.burgundyfarm.org www.capitalareafoodbank.org by giving help that empowers and hope that lasts. 8510 Casey Trees 8812 Calvary Women’s Services 8066 Capitol Hill Village www.CatholicCharitiesDC.org 8856 Business Technology Career Center, Inc. 8727 Capital Area Immigrants’ Founded in 2002, we are Washington’s premier Women come to us ready to change their lives. Rights Coalition We are a neighborhood nonprofit organization urban forestry organization, working to restore, Your support provides housing, meals, classes, We assist residents dislocated (laid-off workers), that aims to sustain and enrich the community enhance, and protect the tree canopy of our job training and more, empowering women to unemployed, and underemployed with their We defend the human and civil rights of of Capitol Hill residents for the long term. nation’s capitol. 8161 Catholic Youth Organization of end their homelessness. career development, and job search so they can immigrants in the Washington metropolitan Washington, DC and the successfully meet the challenges of the current area through holistic legal services, training and www.capitolhillvillage.org/ www.caseytrees.org Metropolitan Area global job market. www.calvaryservices.org advocacy. Enables youth to embrace their faith by www.btccndc.org www.caircoalition.org developing their talents through athletics, 8544 Carlos Rosario International 8026 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of scouting, recreation, leadership development 8333 Camp Fire USA Patuxent Area Council, Public Charter School Washington AMH and faith formation. Inc. 8073 Byte Back, Inc. 8529 Capital City Public Charter School Provides education to the diverse adult Provides comprehensive support for adults www.adw.org Youth of today want to shape the world. We immigrant population of Washington, DC to and children with mental illness or behavioral provide experiences everyone needs to discover Byte Back provides a technology-based career DC Public Charter School services grades PK3-12, become invested, productive members of society disorders. who they are, find their spark, and become pathway for low income residents of the enabling a diverse group of students to meet who give back to family and community. leaders now. Washington, D.C. area leading to growth- high expectations through the Expeditionary www.CatholicCharitiesDC.org/ 8382 Catholics for Housing, Inc. industry jobs paying living wages. Learning Model. www.carlosrosario.org www.campfirepatuxent.org A non-denominational regional organization

www.byteback.org www.ccpcs.org that provides affordable housing opportunities

for low to moderate income individuals, families,

the elderly and the disabled. 8228 Carpenter’s Shelter, Inc.

www.cfhva.org Supports the homeless in achieving sustainable

independence through shelter, guidance, education and advocacy.

www.carpentersshelter.org

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9307 Center for Alexandria’s Children, Inc. 8530 Cesar Chavez Public Charter Schools 51066 Children’s Inn at NIH, The 8385 Christ House 8308 Clozynergy, Inc. 8109 Collegiate Directions, Inc. for Public Policy The City of Alexandria’s primary resource for Provides “a place like home” for children and Provides comprehensive health care to sick, Preparing Prince Georgians for energy jobs by Comprehensive college counseling and tutoring the prevention, investigation and treatment of Public Policy focused charter school preparing their families participating in groundbreaking homeless men and women from Washington, teaching the Energy Life Cycle and Leading services and ongoing support, from 10th grade child abuse, uniting the strengths of our public, DC students to succeed in competitive colleges medical treatments at The National Institutes of DC, and assists in addressing issues to help break Citizens to Action through college graduation. To low-income, private and community partners. and empowering them to create a more just, Health (NIH). the cycle of homelessness. primarily first-generation college students. free and equal world. www.centerforalexandriaschildren.org www.childrensinn.org www.christhouse.org www.collegiatedirections.org www.chavezschools.org 8194 Coalition for the Homeless, Inc.

Provides transitional, permanent housing, 8657 Center for the Arts of Greater 8070 Children’s Law Center 8900 Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation emergency shelter, employment housing 8110 Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind Manassas/Prince William County, Inc. 8383 Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School of placement assistance, substance abuse Greater Washington, Inc. Gives DC’s vulnerable children a solid foundation We are dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by counseling, and social services to individuals and Our work enables people of all ages who Camps for children, classes, theater by and for of family, health, and education by providing funding innovative research, and improving the families who are homeless or vulnerable. are blind or visually impaired to remain children and adults, art classes, art exhibits, Educates more than 1,100 students from K - 12th free legal services to low-income children and quality of life for people living with paralysis independent, active and productive in society. concerts, and “Arts on the Go”; outreach to grade, drawn from a multicultural group of families. through grants, information and advocacy. www.dccfh.org elementary schools. families in MD, DC and VA. www.clb.org/ www.childrenslawcenter.org www.christopherreeve.org www.secure.center-for-the-arts.org/registration www.cesjds.org 9806 Collaborative Alliances of America (DBA: Urban Housing Alliance) 9890 Common Good City Farm 8858 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals 8527 City Kids Wilderness Project 8517 Central American Resource Center 9805 Chelsea School We address high housing costs and taxes, dearth Our Mission is to grow food, educate, and help Children’s National Health System, based in City Kids uses outdoor and enrichment of affordable housing options, and revitalization low-income DC community members meet their Trusted community-based organization A non-public, co-ed school; grades 5-12, with Washington, DC, has been serving the nation’s programming as a platform to build resiliency, initiatives that adversely affect community- food needs. Our Vision is to serve as a replicable annually serving approximately 4,500 Latinos programs that prepare students with language- children since 1870. broaden horizons, and ensure skills for success based businesses. Subsequently, UHA expanded model of a community-based urban food system. through immigration legal services, citizenship based learning disabilities for higher education. for 130 under-resourced youth. its grassroots activism efforts to include other classes, housing counseling, youth leadership www.cmnhospitals.org similarly affected. www.commongoodcityfarm.org development, tax education and resources. www.chelseaschool.edu www.citykidsdc.org www.urbanhousingalliance.org www.carecendc.org 8603 Choral Arts Society of Washington 9384 Communities In Schools of the 8401 Child and Family Network Centers 9618 City Year Washington, DC Nation’s Capital, Inc. Symphonic chorus presents concerts at the 8112 College Bound, Inc. 9617 Central Union Mission Provides free, bilingual, accredited preschool Kennedy Center and other venues. Provides City Year corps members serve as tutors, Serves 2,300 students/families in six DC high education and comprehensive social services concerts for students, resources for teachers, and mentors, and role models to students in some of Using a holistic approach, we match college poverty schools with comprehensive academic, Started by ministers to aid poor and homeless to 175 working poor, immigrant families in a Partner High School program. DC’s most under served schools. educated professionals with public school behavioral, basic needs and parent/community men, the Mission has evolved to also serve the Alexandria with nowhere else to turn. students empowering them to complete high support following a research-proven model. needs of vulnerable families, children, women, www.choralarts.org school and enroll in college. and seniors. www.cfnc-online.org www.cityyear.org/dc www.cisnationscapital.org www.collegebound.org www.missiondc.org 8105 Chris4Life Colon Cancer Foundation 8310 Children of Mine 8068 CityDance 8405 Community Anti-Drug Coalitions Finding a cure for colon cancer by funding and 9624 College Success Foundation-District of America 8123 CentroNia Volunteers provide after-school tutoring and facilitating research programs, improving the CityDance advances professional dance of Columbia other social services, serve home cooked dinner lives of patients, and increasing awareness of performance and education in the metropolitan To strengthen the capacity of community Nationally recognized, award-winning to at-risk DC children, and a monthly Homeless early screening. area by reaching out to the community, into the We provide a unique integrated system of coalitions by creating and maintaining safe, educational organization that provides Families/Citizens’ Breakfast. studio and onto the stage. college readiness and completion programming, healthy, and drug-free communities. affordable, high quality education, professional www.chris4life.org/ scholarships and mentoring to low-income, high- development and family support services in a childrenofminedc.org http://www.citydance.net/ potential students. www.cadca.org bilingual, multicultural environment. www.collegesuccessfoundation.org/dc www.centronia.org 8997 Christ Child Society, Inc. 8629 Children’s Chorus of Washington 8635 Class Acts Arts, Inc. 8129 Community Bridges, Inc. Serving the material, educational and emotional Washington DC’s premier choral music education needs of children since 1887. Services include We inspire learning though arts in schools and We believe that every girl growing up in poverty program for children 6-18. Exceptional newborn layettes, counseling, tutoring, community organizations and through special has the potential to succeed through providing performance and touring opportunities with after-school programs, day camps and family programs, bring the Arts to juvenile offenders resources, opportunity and exposure. one of the nation’s finest children’s ensembles. outreach. and under served populations. www.communitybridges-md.org www.childrenschorus.com www.christchilddc.org www.classactsarts.org

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8337 Community Crisis Services, Inc. 8420 Community Ministries of Rockville, Inc. 8411 Community Support Systems, Inc. 9386 Conflict Resolution Center of 8814 Court Appointed Special Advocates 9631 Crittenton Services of Montgomery County, Inc. (CASA), Montgomery County, Greater Washington Provides critical safety services including Providing basic human services to the needy Food pantries in Baden and Accokeek. Shared Maryland, Inc. suicide prevention, crisis intervention, shelter, of Montgomery County including healthcare, senior home for five independent seniors. Promote and provide collaborative problem We empower vulnerable teen girls to overcome financial assistance, information/referral in a emergency financial assistance, language/ Advocacy program and assistance fund to help solving processes by enabling people to Every child in our community deserves a voice. obstacles, make positive choices, and achieve compassionate, nonjudgmental manner 24 hours literacy education, citizenship, elder care, and clients identify and access resources. experience conflict as an opportunity and CASA volunteers advocate for abused/neglected their goals through programs in schools every day all year. permanent supportive housing. by empowering them to manage their own children to reach safe and permanent homes as throughout the Greater Washington area. www.CommunitySupportSystems.org conflicts. quickly as possible. www.communitycrisis.org www.CMRocks.org www.crittentonservices.org www.crcmc.org www.casamontgomery.org

51056 Community1st - America’s Charities of 8818 Community Family Life Services, Inc. 8389 Community of Hope, Inc. Greater Washington, D.C. 8218 Crossway Community, Inc. 8300 Connelly School of the Holy Child 8840 Court Appointed Special Advocates We provide tools to move beyond poverty and Community of Hope impacts the lives of Feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, (CASA), Prince George’s County, Inc. We help break the cycle of multi-generational homelessness into self-sufiiciency. Programs homeless and low-income families by providing protecting women and children, providing A Catholic, independent school in Potomac, poverty for low-income single mothers and their include affordable housing, case management, housing with supportive services, primary critical medical services, supporting families in Maryland that educates young women in We speak for the Children! Children who children. Mothers reshape their lives, children mentoring, family education, food and clothing. healthcare, and workforce training. need…support Greater Washington, D.C.’s most grades 6-12 celebrating 50 years of excellence in have been forgotten, abandoned and abused. become independent learners. respected charities. education. Languishing in foster care without the hope of a www.cflsdc.org www.communityofhopedc.org safe, permanent home. www.crossway-community.org www.charitiesdc.org www.holychild.org www.pgcasa.org

9310 Community Legal Services of 8253 Community Services Agency of the 9698 Culpepper Garden Prince George’s County Metropolitan Washington Council, 8525 Compass, Inc. 8842 Cornerstone Montgomery AFL-CIO 8865 Covenant House Washington Award-winning residential community Educates, advises, and represents low income Compass believes that everyone, regardless of Individuals with serious mental illness and/ in Arlington, Virginia, providing senior persons with civil legal matters in Prince Working family programs to meet human needs, type or presentation of abilities, can and should or substance use want to work and live in the Responds to needs of homeless and at-risk youth independent and assisted-living housing with George’s County. promote dignity/justice for workers, advance be supported to live fully in the community. community. Help us provide supportive services 18-24 years old; providing emergency shelter, supportive services for low-income adults 62 workers’ economic security, and help workers for these individuals. supportive housing, food, clothing, employment, years or older. www.clspgc.org and their unions improve their communities. www.compassmaryland.org educational and vocational opportunities. http://cornerstonemontgomery.org/ www.culpeppergarden.org www.dclabor.org www.covenanthousedc.org

8332 Community Living Alternatives 8289 Computer C.O.R.E. 9387 Cornerstone, Inc. Provides residential support to adults with 8422 Community Services for Autistic Adults Provides professional and career development 8654 CREATE Arts Center D intellectual disabilities. Support includes physical and Children (CSAAC) training, computer training, home computers, We finance supportive housing for people with assistance with personal care, safety, social skills, and college enrollment/credits to low-income mental illness in DC and, in summer, provide We provide our local community with a 8425 Damascus Help, Inc. accessing community and accessing health care. The CDC estimates that 1 in 110 children are adults in Northern Virginia. free window air conditioners to our target supportive, artistic environment that nurtures born with autism each day. We are committed population. creativity, self expression, healing and personal Volunteers provide emergency groceries, www.cla-va.org to serving their needs from birth through www.computercore.org growth through art education and art therapy. financial assistance for evictions, utility retirement. www.cornerstonedc.org terminations, medical and other emergency www.createartscenter.org needs, donated furniture and clothing, transportation to appointments, and holiday 8358 Community Lodgings 8511 Concerned Black Men of Washington DC food. 8394 Community Support Services 8177 Cornerstones, Inc. Our mission is to lift families from homelessness Our mission is to provide male role models and (formerly Reston Interfaith) 8716 Critical Exposure www.damascushelp.org and instability to independence and self- Private provider of support services for children encourage children to become successful adults sufficiency through transitional housing, and adults with autism and other developmental who respect and contribute to their family and Cornerstones helps clients build more stable Critical Exposure teaches youth to use the power affordable housing and youth education disabilities facilitating full inclusion in their community. lives by connecting them to vital resources that of photography and their own voices to become programs. home community. solve their needs for housing, childcare, food or effective advocates for school reform and social 8655 Dance Institute of Washington, Inc. www.cbmdc.org financial assistance. change. www.CommunityLodgings.org www.css-md.org/ Builds self-esteem, discipline and the drive www.cornerstonesva.org www.criticalexposure.org for excellence among at-risk youth through high-quality dance training, life skills and performances.

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8607 Dance Place / DC Wheel Productions, Inc. 8233 DC Central Kitchen, Inc. 8647 DC Public Education Fund 8728 Deaf Abused Women’s Network, DAWN 8084 Didlake, Inc. 8031 Doorways for Women and Families, Inc.

A theater, school and community resource We turn leftover food and local produce into We catalyze philanthropies to support DC One third of deaf people experience violence. Creates valued employment options for people Strives to end family homelessness and intimate offering performing arts, creative education, balanced meals for low-income individuals while Public School reform, working alongside district We educate our community and empower with disabilities: independent employment, partner violence by offering safe shelter and and community outreach for people of all ages offering culinary job training to unemployed, leadership and the philanthropic community to survivors to promote healthy relationships that supported employment, community-based crew housing, life-changing support services, and and diverse backgrounds. severely at-risk adults. accelerate improvement, sustain excellence, and support everyone’s pursuit of happiness. and enclaves; training and transportation. CARF community advocacy. ensure accountability. Accredited. www.danceplace.org www.dccentralkitchen.org www.deafdawn.org www.doorwaysVA.org www.dcedfund.org www.didlake.org

8474 Daniel Alexander Payne Community 9314 DC Coalition for Housing Justice 8392 DeMatha Catholic High School 8208 Down Syndrome Association of Development Corp. 9894 DC Rollergirls 9391 District Alliance for Safe Housing, Inc. Northern Virginia (DSANV) Our mission is to assist citizens and residents in Trinitarian college-preparatory school, We administer programs for youth in the identifying and securing affordable housing, A flat-track roller derby league committed to emphasizing academics, achievement, arts, DASH provides a continuum of safe housing, Working to ensure that individuals with Down Arts, Science Technology, Engineering, and in the midst of major development activity, promoting athleticism, the physical and mental spirituality, service and educating young men services, and healing to women and children syndrome receive the support necessary to Mathematics (STEM). through education, information dissemination, strength of its members, independence, diversity from diverse backgrounds. Forty-nine percent of facing homelessness in the wake of domestic participate in, contribute to and achieve public forums, and advocacy; and identity and female empowerment. students receive financial aid. and sexual violence. fulfillment of life in their community. professional resources and programs that assist residents in need of affordable housing. www.dcrollergirls.com www.dematha.org www.dashdc.org www.dsanv.org 8138 DC Bilingual Public Charter School www.coalitionforhousingjustice.org A learning community that ensures high academic achievement for all students in both 8820 DC Scores 8121 Diabetes National Institute, Inc. 8195 Do The Write Thing 8086 Downtown Cluster’s Geriatric Day Care English and Spanish, develops leadership skills, Center, Inc. and values all cultures. 8118 DC College Access Program (DC-CAP) Building teams through after-school programs Create better futures for people with diabetes Do The Write Thing enhances life success by for 1,450 low-income DC youth at 42 schools. by sponsoring and performing free educational providing a literacy/performing arts program for Comprehensive person-centered therapeutic http://dcbilingual.org/ Provides counseling and financial assistance Instilling self-expression, physical fitness, and a workshops, support groups, educational children and poetry writing, songwriting, video and supportive services provided in a loving to DC public and public charter high school sense of community. newsletter, an audiovisual educational library, production workshops for youth. environment for functionally impaired, students to help them prepare for, enroll in, and and diabetes research. vulnerable elderly Washingtonians to help them graduate from college. www.DCSCORES.org www.dothewritethinginc.org remain in their homes. 8917 DC Black History Celebration www.diabetesni.org www.dccap.org www.dcgeriatric.org Recognizes contributions of African Americans locally, nationally, educate all Americans 8863 DC Volunteer Lawyers Project 8153 Doctors Community Hospital about their achievements and create a better 8588 Diabetes Research and Foundation, Inc. appreciation, understanding between African 8351 DC Doors Provide high-quality pro bono legal services to Wellness Foundation 8968 Dr. William Montague Cobb Americans and all Americans. low-income domestic violence victims, at-risk Since 1975 has provided quality medical and Education Foundation DC Doors provides comprehensive transitional children, or those who have other urgent family Our mission is to help find the cure for diabetes surgical resources that have improved the and permanent housing and employment law needs. and until that goal is achieved, to provide the quality of lives for residents in Prince George’s Our mission is to support college scholarships support to low-income Latino women, children care needed to combat the detrimental and County and the region. for students enrolled in an accredited Science, 9527 DC Center for Independent Living, Inc. and families in crisis. http://dcvlp.org/ life-threatening complications of this terrible Technology, Engineering and Mathematics disease. Since our inception we have awarded www.dchweb.org (STEM) program. The District of Columbia Center for Independent www.dcdoors.org more than $25 million. Living (DCCIL) was established in April 1981 www.wmcobbfoundation.org through congressional legislation to promote 8672 DC Youth Orchestra Program www.diabeteswellness.net independent lifestyles for people with 9392 Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School of the significant disabilities. 8077 DC Law Students in Court Provides high quality music education through Archdiocese of Washington, Inc. group lessons and ensemble training on 8586 Duke Ellington School of the Arts www.dccil.org Provides free, high quality legal representation orchestral instruments for students across 9811 Diane’s House Ministries, Inc. Educating at-risk, low-income youth in a Salesian and assistance to low-income persons with Washington’s full diversity. environment with a rigorous Catholic, college To nurture and inspire passion for arts and housing, consumer, juvenile and misdemeanor Serving women who are homeless and have preparatory curriculum and unique Cristo Rey learning in talented students who might not matters in DC courts and agencies. www.dcyop.org a history of being battered, incarcerated, corporate work study program. otherwise have an opportunity to develop their 9437 DC Center for the LGBT Community substance abuse, educational limitations, and/or artistic skills. We ensure that our students are www.dclawstudents.org mental health issues since 1990. www.dbcr.org prepared for post-secondary education and/or The DC LGBT Center educates, empowers, careers in the arts by offering an intensive arts- celebrates, and connects the lesbian, gay, www.dianeshouse.org based program. bisexual, and transgender communities. www.ellingtonschool.org www.thedccenter.org

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8301 Dwelling Place, Inc. 8503 EFFORTS (Employment for Former 8584 Enterprise Development Group (EDG) 8399 Ethiopian Community Development 9400 Fairfax County Park Foundation, Inc. 8172 Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department Offenders Receiving Treatment Services) Council, Inc. Providing housing and support services for Providing business and consumer loans, savings, The organization creates innovative partnerships Serving the community since 1928, saving homeless families in Montgomery County Program is developed to aid and assist ex- small business assistance, training, education and Provides community outreach, employment and to support Fairfax County parks, especially to lives and property through fire suppression, in order to obtain and maintain permanent offenders and substance abusers and their asset building services for low-income people immigration services, breast cancer awareness, provide healthy opportunities for children from emergency medical services and public housing and financial stability. families and once released from prison to obtain and immigrants throughout metropolitan youth life skills, information and referral, low-income families or with special needs. awareness of fire prevention and home safety. employment. Washington, D.C. refugee resettlement, and interpretation/ www.tdp-inc.org translation to new immigrants. www.fairfaxparkfoundation.org www.fairfaxvfd.com www.effortsdc.org www.EntDevGroup.org www.ecdcus.org/

8305 Fairfax FISH, Inc. 9815 Faith Connections, Inc. E 8302 Elizabeth Seton High School, Inc. 8091 Episcopal Center for Children 8092 Every Citizen Has Opportunities, Inc. Immediate sympathetic help from ecumenical A Christian ministry in the Damascus-Clarksburg 8160 E.L. Haynes Public Charter School Educates young women with a college and Provides day treatment and special education volunteer organization responding to area that provides assistance to families in career preparatory curriculum and in the for emotionally troubled children 5-13 and Every Citizen Has Opportunities is a emergency requests from the poor and elderly financial crisis and works to empower clients An award-winning public charter school that teachings of the Catholic Church while valuing psychotherapy for their families. Also provides comprehensive, community-based vocational for life’s necessities - food, transportation, and towards self-reliance. prepares 1,150 students from pre-k through high diversity and service towards others. outpatient evaluation and therapy. training program, providing evaluation, financial assistance. school for college and impacts education reform supported employment, transportation and day www.Faith-Connections.org across Washington, DC. www.setonhs.org www.eccofdc.org support services for adults with disabilities. www.FairfaxFISH.org

www.elhaynes.org www.echoworks.org 8908 Falls Church Community Service Council, 9627 Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community 9397 Equal Rights Center 8906 Fairfax Library Foundation Inc. (FCS) Freedom Public Charter School 8408 Easter Seals Serving DC l MD l VA Civil rights organization dedicated to ensuring Providing numerous educational/literacy A community and faith-based organization Prepares culturally diverse elementary DC equal opportunity through education, F outreach programs, materials, technology, striving to help those residents in need of Provides exceptional services to ensure all students to be leaders, scholars and responsible research, testing, advocacy, partnerships and scholarships that positively impact children, emergency financial assistance to prevent people with disabilities or special needs have citizens who are committed to social justice. enforcement. 8905 FACETS adults, seniors, students, and individuals homelessness. equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play thoughout Fairfax County via the library. in their communities. www.ewstokes.org www.equalrightscenter.org Helps parents, their children and individuals www.fcswecare.org in Fairfax County overcome the cycle of www.fairfaxlibraryfoundation.org www.easterseals.com/DCMDVA/ homelessness and poverty by meeting emergency needs and finding permanent 9814 Emergence Community Arts Collective 9398 Essential Theatre solutions. 8213 Falls Church-McLean Children’s Center 8907 Fairfax Pets on Wheels, Inc. 8426 ECHO, Inc. The mission of the Emergence Community Professional theatre with banner programs www.FacetsCares.org A high-quality, early childhood education Arts Collective is to empower the human spirit focused on youth enrichment, women, play Volunteer organization providing pet visits program that gives all children, regardless of All-volunteer basic needs assistance program through social activities, traditional arts classes, development and public engagement. to elderly residents of local long-term care their family’s resources, a solid foundation for for Springfield/Burke residents who suffer support groups and educational seminars. residential facilities. the rest of their lives. from long-term poverty or are experiencing an www.theessentialtheatre.org 9895 Faibien Corporation emergency need. www.ecacollective.org www.fpow.org www.fcmlcc.org/ We help poor people help themselves www.echo-inc.org through education nutrition and community 8304 Ethiopian Community Center, Inc. development and support. 8915 End Time Harvest Ministries, Inc. 8236 Fairfax ReLeaf 9816 Family Life Center Foundation A community organization providing www.faibien.org 8021 Eddie’s Club, Inc. A community- and school-based organization orientation, English as a Second Language Volunteers dedicated to planting and preserving Strengthens/nurtures the disadvantaged, providing educational, social, moral and Classes, computer training, immigration, trees, preserving native habitats and educating regardless of age, race, or socioeconomic status, We provide an inclusive recreation and social economic services to youth and families in Prince personal and job counseling, translation/ the public about the benefits of trees. through programs and services to be able to program for children and teens in the Northern George’s County, primarily the Port Towns. interpretation, and referral services to 9399 Fair Chance cope with the challenges of society. Virginia/Metropolitan Washington area. immigrants. fairfaxreleaf.org www.ethm.org Provides free, intensive partnerships to www.flcfoundation.org www.eddiesclub.org ethiopiancommunitydc.org promising nonprofits to strengthen their capacity, sustainability, and impact to improve the lives of children in DC’s most underserved 9628 Fairfax Symphony Orchestra communities. The Fairfax Symphony provides seven www.fairchancedc.org Masterworks concerts each season in addition to a number of education and outreach programs in the community.

www.fairfaxsymphony.org

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8093 Family Matters of 2052 Feed the Children 9818 Fight For Children, Inc. 8260 For Love of Children 8531 Franciscan Monastery USA, Inc. 7193 Friends Of Fort Dupont Ice Arena, Inc. Greater Washington, Inc. We feed hungry kids all over America. In We fight to ensure low-income children in Provides educational services beyond the Sustaining the 800-year mission of Franciscan Provides ice skating and sports-based youth In the compassionate care business with a 130+ communities with oppressive poverty, we bring Washington, DC receive a great education and classroom to help students succeed from first Friars through education, vocations, pilgrimages development programs including after school year old legacy of providing high quality social hope and real help. Feed the Children gives kids stay healthy so they can learn. grade through college and career. and ministry for religious and lay Catholics and and summer programs to the children and services for children, seniors and families in the chance to learn again, providing backpacks all people of good will. families of the Washington, DC area. Greater Washington. and school supplies to families who can’t afford www.fightforchildren.org www.floc.org them. http://www.myfranciscan.org www.fdia.org www.familymattersdc.org www.feedthechildren.org 9629 Firefighter’s Fund of Fairfax County 8824 Forestville Pregnancy Center, Inc. 9633 Free Minds Book Club & 8583 Friends of Guest House, Inc. 8371 Family Preservation and We are a nonprofit organization established Provides free counseling for women in a crisis Writing Workshop Strengthening Services 8911 Feline Foundation of to help the people who make up the Fairfax pregnancy, testing, ultrasounds, educational To provide female ex-offenders (and their Greater Washington, Inc. County Fire and Rescue Department in their and material assistance, referrals for housing, Honored as one of DC’s best charities, we families) structure, supervision, support and Combined housing assistance and intensive times of need. prenatal care, adoption and post-abortion use books, creative writing and positive peer assistance to become self-sufficient and supportive services to assist families toward All-volunteer, no-kill cat rescue serving entire counseling. support to empower incarcerated teenage boys responsible members of the community. a stable future. We move clients toward self- metropolitan area. Veterinary and foster care to transform their lives. sufficiency through a highly individualized provided prior to adoption; if an adoption fails, www.forestvillepregnancycenter.org www.friendsofguesthouse.org approach. we begin again. 9316 First Home Alliance www.freemindsbookclub.org

www.FamilyPASSFairfax.org www.ffgw.org Provides comprehensive housing services to low-to-moderate income families in underserved 9404 Foundation for the Advancement of 9822 Friends of Homeless Animals communities; saves families from foreclosure; Music & Education, Inc. 8952 FreshFarm Markets provides financial literacy and first time We are a no-kill animal shelter dedicated to 8374 Family Service Foundation, Inc. 2066 Fellowship of Christian Athletes homebuyer workshops. Provides training, scholarships, instrument Our mission is to build and strengthen the local, saving abandoned and abused dogs and cats donation and performance opportunities for sustainable food movement in the Chesapeake providing rescue, medical care, rehabilitation, FSF improves the quality of lives of individuals We are challenging coaches and athletes on the www.FirstHomeAlliance.org under served children and youth who aspire to Bay watershed. We do this by operating and adoption services. with intellectual disabilities and the mental professional, college, high school, junior high make music and educational achievement a producer-only farmers markets that provide vital health of our community one person at a time. and youth levels to use the powerful medium of lifelong journey. economic opportunities for local farmers and www.foha.org athletics to impact the world for Jesus Christ. artisanal producers. www.fsfinc.org 2117 Fisher House Foundation, Inc. www.fameorg.org www.fca.org www.freshfarmmarkets.org We build and donate Fisher Houses at military/ 8916 Friends of Loudoun County VA medical Centers, support existing houses, and Mental Health, Inc. 8098 Family Services, Inc. award scholarships for military dependents. 8805 Foundation Schools, The 8398 Fellowship Square Foundation, Inc. 8624 Friday Morning Music Club, Inc. Friends provides rental supplements and Promotes well being in the home, school & www.fisherhouse.org Gives at risk students struggling with severe emergency monetary assistance for people community for individuals & families in need. Provides affordable housing and support services emotional disabilities the opportunity for Offers Washington metropolitan community disabled by mental illnesses, anti-stigma for low income seniors and disabled. Gifts of successful futures by providing a highly free solo, chamber, orchestral and choral music; education, outreach programs, and advocacy for www.fs-inc.org food, medication, transportation, etc. go to low- specialized educational and therapeutic gives concerts in senior facilities, sponsors mental health services. income elderly residents. 8553 Fishing School program. scholarship competitions for young performers. www.loudounfriends.org www.fellowshipsquare.org Provides afterschool and summer camp www.foundationschools.org www.fmmc.org 8929 Fancy Cats Rescue Team programs to under served 1st to 8th graders in DC focusing on academics and life skills Rescuing and adopting out cats on shelter development, and parent engagement. 8729 Friends of the Library, euthanasia lists as well as providing a safety net 8939 Fields of Dreams 9317 Foundation to Eradicate Duchenne, Inc. 8737 Friends at NIH Montgomery County for stray and unwanted cats. www.fishingschool.org We seek to develop the athletic, academic, Funds research to find treatments and an Provides financial, logistical and social Supports Montgomery County Public Libraries www.fancycats.org and life skills of our students in economically ultimate cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, support to patients while they are receiving through funding of programs and library underserved areas of Washington, D.C. while the world’s leading lethal childhood genetic groundbreaking and life-saving treatments at enhancements/innovations and delivers at the same time building their self-confidence, 8429 Food & Friends, Inc. disease. the NIH Clinical Center-Formerly FOCC. high-quality literacy and life-long learning character, physical fitness, and nutrition opportunities to residents. awareness. Delivers free of charge, freshly-prepared, www.duchennemd.org www.friendsatnih.org/ specialized meals, groceries and nutrition www.folmc.org www.fieldsofdreamsdc.org counseling to people living with cancer, HIV/ AIDS and other life-challenging illnesses.

www.foodandfriends.org

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8866 Friends of the National Arboretum 9634 GALA Hispanic Theatre 8107 Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital 8825 Goodwill of Greater Washington 8923 Green Acres School, Inc. 7431 Habitat for Humanity Prince William County Helps the Arboretum preserve and enhance its A dynamic bilingual theater in Columbia Heights Girl Scouting provides girls ages 5-17 with the Goodwill transforms the lives of people with Dedicated to a teaching environment that collections, expand public access, provide public offering a season of Hispanic plays, music, dance, opportunity to build courage, confidence, disabilities and disadvantages in the Greater provides for academic excellence, creative Bringing people from all walks of life together education, children’s nutritional programs and and theatrical training for at-risk Latino youth. and character, preparing them to become Washington region through the power of problem solving, democratic process, diversity, to build, rehab and repair simple, decent homes conduct plant research. contributing members of society. education and employment. social responsibility and development of the in partnership with low-income families. www.galatheatre.org whole child. www.fona.org www.gscnc.org www.dcgoodwill.org www.habitatpwc.org www.greenacres.org/

8660 Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington 8299 Friendship Place 9406 Girls, Inc. of the Washington, DC 8226 Grace Ministries of the United 8571 Habitat for Humanity, Loudoun County A chorus of 275 proud gay men and their Metropolitan Area Methodist Church 8197 Green Door Through innovative customized programs, we supporters delighting audiences and A Virginia not-for-profit 501(c)3 corporation empower people experiencing homelessness championing gay equality with robust artistry, We deliver outcome-based programs to middle/ Community outreach program addresses needs Helps mentally ill adults live independently which builds affordable housing throughout to rebuild their lives, find homes, get jobs fun and surprise. high school girls including financial education; of low income immigrant families in Northern through employment training; education Loudoun County in conjunction with qualified and reconnect with family and community, health and wellness; STEM (science, technology, Virginia by offering food/clothing distributions, support; life skills training; addiction recovery; Partner/Participant families. permanently. www.gmcw.org engineering, math); college and career exposure. health screening, job training, and ESL classes. medication management; case management; housing; and family support. www.loudounhabitat.org www.FriendshipPlace.org www.girlsincdc.org www.graceministriesumc.org www.greendoor.org 8661 Generation Hope 9639 Heart to Hand, Inc. 8198 Fuller Center for Housing of Prince A one-of-a-kind program dedicated to reducing 8477 Gonzaga College High School 8108 Greater Baden Medical Services, Inc. George’s County, Inc. poverty one family at a time by providing direct 9823 Guide Dogs of America Services include HIV, Hepatitis, Syphilis screening sponsorships and mentoring to teen parents A Catholic, Jesuit secondary school providing Comprehensive primary medical care for adults and case management to high risk individuals Our primary mission is the construction of attending college in the DC area. college preparatory education and fostering and children, HIV specialty care, dental services, With loss of vision comes loss of mobility and those with HIV, and increase access to affordable, efficient and safe housing for people values of service to others. One-third of the 964 women’s health, medical case management, and independence. Improving lives of blind Affordable Health Care Enrollment. in need and are low income. www.supportgenerationhope.org students receive financial aid. interpretation, mental health, WIC, migrant individuals by matching them with professionally outreach. trained dogs free of charge. www.hearttohandinc.org www.gonzaga.org www.gbms.org www.guidedogsofamerica.org 9635 Georgetown Ministry Center G 8111 Hebrew Home of Greater Social services, counseling, referrals, medical 8920 Good Shepherd Alliance, Inc. Washington, Inc. 8432 Gaithersburg HELP, Inc. and psychiatric outreach, showers and laundry, 9638 Greater Prince William Community winter shelter, transitional housing support A Christian non-profit organization providing Health Center H Licensed facility offering comprehensive long All-volunteer organization providing food, services for homeless individuals in Georgetown/ help and hope for the homeless through and short-term nursing and medical services infant supplies, transportation, medical Foggy Bottom areas. emergency and transitional housing and various The Center provides affordable access to 8950 Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland for the elderly, including specialty programs in prescriptions and other basic needs assistance outreach services leading to self-sufficiency. primary, dental, prenatal, and behavioral health rehabilitation therapy and Alzheimer’s care. for residents of Gaithersburg and Montgomery www.georgetownministrycenter.org/ care to the whole family under one roof. Provides affordable housing solutions to Village, Maryland since 1968. www.goodshepherdalliance.org residents of Montgomery and Prince George’s www.hebrew-home.org www.gpwhealthcenter.org Counties through homeownership opportunities, www.Gaithersburghelp.org home repairs, and its retail operation ReStore. 8292 Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School 8317 Good Shepherd Housing & Family www.habitatmm.org 9411 Help for Others Services, Inc. 8214 Greater Washington Urban League 8196 Gaithersburg Meals on Wheels, Inc. Fully accredited Catholic women’s college Serving families, individuals, and children in a preparatory school, founded in 1799. Accepts Reduce homelessness, increase community A major social services and civil rights manner that promotes dignity and self respect All-volunteer organization delivering 2 meals, applicants without discrimination; offers support and promote self-sufficiency. organization with programs in affordable 8224 Habitat for Humanity of locally and internationally; no matter the race 5 days per week to area disabled individuals, financial assistance to 30% of the student body. housing, work readiness, health promotion, Washington, DC or ethnicity. of any age, who cannot safely shop or prepare www.goodhousing.org emergency utility assistance, entrepreneurial their meals. www.visi.org support and education. Our mission is to eliminate poverty housing and www.givingothers.org homelessness in the nation’s capital by building www.gwul.org affordable, energy- and resource-efficient homes

8479 Good Shepherd Housing Foundation for people in need.

8582 Gesher Jewish Day School

Dedicated to providing permanent and www.dchabitat.org

Private, co-educational school for Kindergarten transitional housing and support services

through 8th grade. Gesher offers a rigorous for persons and families with low income,

dual curriculum of Jewish and general studies. particularly those struggling with mental illness.

www.gesher-jds.org www.goodshepherdhousing.org

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8359 Herndon-Reston FISH, Inc. 9826 Hollin Meadows Partnership for Science 8580 HomeAid Northern Virginia 9346 Hope Connections for Cancer 9416 House of Ruth Maryland, Inc. 8898 Housing Unlimited, Inc. and Math Education Support, Inc. Volunteer organization providing emergency Builds housing for the homeless and provides Provides comprehensive intimate partner Individuals with psychiatric disabilities can’t assistance for rent, utilities, medicines, Formed to sustain and replicate innovative clothing free-of-charge to women and children Provides free programs of emotional support, violence services to victims and their children find affordable housing and often suffer in transportation, food, furniture, and holiday hands-on outdoor teaching curriculum, purchase in need through the Women Giving Back education and hope for people with cancer and including: 24-hour hotline, shelter, counseling, substandard shelters and temporary homes. baskets for families/individuals in Herndon/ technology, books, supplies for math and science program. their loved ones. abuser intervention, legal representation, Help us continue to address this critical issue. Reston area of Fairfax County. educational programs at Hollin Meadows training and community education. Elementary. www.homeaidnova.org www.wellnesscommunitydc.org www.housingunlimited.org www.herndonrestonfish.org www.hruth.org www.hollinmeadowspartnership.org

8238 HomeFree-USA, Inc. 8114 Hopkins House 8533 HSC Pediatric Center 8360 HEROES, Inc. 8255 Housing & Community Services 8733 Holy Redeemer School A public benefit organization that specializes Hopkins House operates preschools for children, of Northern Virginia A pediatric specialty hospital that provides Honor Every Responsible Officers Eternal in home ownership development, foreclosure summer camps for adolescents, and workforce rehabilitation and transitional care to children Sacrifice (HEROES): dedicated to aid families of Holy Redeemer School is a Catholic parish school intervention and financial empowerment. Based development for teens and adults, that help Promotes homelessness prevention, financial and young adults with complex medical law enforcement officers and firefighters who rooted in Gospel values and is committed to in the Washington, DC metro area. build the foundation for achievement. literacy and economic self-sufficiency. We conditions and disabilities. have died in the line of duty. excellence in education with the power of faith. prevent homelessness and increase home www.homefreeusa.org www.hopkinshouse.org ownership among low to moderate income www.hscpediatriccenter.org www.holy-redeemer.org communities. www.heroes-inc.org www.hcsnv.org 8363 Homeless Animals Rescue Team, Inc. 8365 Hospice Caring, Inc. 8734 Humane Society of Fairfax County, Inc. 8951 Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School 8949 Higher Achievement DC Metro Volunteer group helping people and pets by The only non-medical limited license hospice Rescue domestic and wild animals from cruelty, Provide a comprehensive education and caring providing no-kill rescue, shelter, medical care offering free practical, emotional support to the 8532 Housing Counseling Services, Inc. neglect, and abandonment. Promote humane Through rigorous academic programs, we environment for children of all backgrounds and adoption of homeless animals to safe and terminally ill and to grieving adults and children education, assist the community with all matters catapult middle school students toward success emphasizing faith, arts and knowledge fostering loving forever homes. in Montgomery County. Provides free comprehensive housing counseling, pertaining to animal welfare. in college and life. We envision a world where academic excellence, self-confidence, and training, advocacy, and technical assistance every student’s potential is realized. character. www.HART90.org www.hospicecaring.org/ to low and moderate income homebuyers, www.hsfc.org homeowners, tenants, and homeless in the D.C. www.higherachievement.org www.htrinity.org metropolitan region.

8204 Homeless Children’s Playtime 9837 House of Mercy www.housingetc.org 8240 Humanities Council of Washington, DC Project, Inc. 8201 Hillcrest Children’s Center 8481 Holy Trinity School The House of Mercy is a Catholic non-profit Humanities DC ensures that every DC resident Our caring volunteers provide enriching organization in Manassas, Virginia, dedicated to has access to humanities programming and Provides comprehensive substance abuse, Provides educational programs to economically, educational, recreational, and art programming serving the poor with basic food, clothing and 9825 Housing Initiative Partnership, Inc. grants, which improve the quality of life in the prevention, mental health and social services to ethnically and academically diverse students, for 150 children each week living in five emergency assistance. city. children, adolescents, adults and families in the Pre-K to 8th grade. Special program provided to homeless shelters in our nation’s capital. Develop affordable housing for renters and Washington, DC area. students of low-income families. www.houseofmercyva.org homebuyers, provide homebuyer counseling, www.wdchumanities.org www.playtimeproject.org foreclosure prevention counseling and financial www.hillcrest-dc.org www.htsdc.org capability workshops and counseling, and resident services. 8117 House of Ruth 8480 Homestretch, Inc. www.hiphomes.org I 8719 Hispanics Against Child Abuse 8113 Home Care Partners, Inc. Our mission is to help women, children and and Neglect, Inc. A proven model for success, Homestretch is the families in greatest need and with the fewest 9642 Identity, Inc. Provides home care aide service to elderly and place to go if you’re homeless, in crisis and want resources build safe, stable lives and achieve We provide Spanish parenting classes to low- persons with disabilities to help them remain to change the course of your life. their highest potential. At House of Ruth, we are 8802 Housing Options & Planning Provides opportunities for Latino youth to income families, and we provide educational, at home; supports family caregivers; provides ending homelessness and life-long abuse. Enterprises, Inc. believe in themselves, reach their highest social and recreational activities to children and home care certification training. www.homestretchva.org potential, and transition successfully into post- adolescents. www.houseofruth.org H.O.P.E. offers various counseling services secondary education and the workforce. www.homecarepartners.org to provide families with the resources www.hacan.org needed to successfully purchase and retain www.identity-youth.org 9414 Hope and a Home, Inc. homeownership!

Hope and a Home empowers homeless and low- www.hopefinancial.org income families with children to create stable homes for themselves and make lasting changes in their lives.

www.hopeandahome.org

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9643 Imagination Stage, Inc. 8957 Integrated Design Electronics Academy 8833 IONA Senior Services 8469 Jewish Federation of 8962 Jobs Have Priority (IDEA) Public Charter School J Greater Washington Inspires creativity through theatre and arts We support seniors through challenges and Committed to helping the homeless become 9870 Jack & Jill of America Foundation, Inc. education programs that nurture, challenge, and We prepare students with the academic, social, opportunities of aging. We educate, advocate Federation cares for those in need, deepens work-ready, employed, and ultimately stably empower young people of all abilities; serving leadership and occupational skills for post- and provide programs and services to help engagement in Jewish life, strengthens housed. We build permanent pathways to Provide financial support to organizations that over 100,000 annually. secondary opportunities and to be responsible people age well and live well. connections among Jews locally, in Israel and employment, housing and self-sufficiency. promote leadership development for children, citizens who contribute to the community. around the world. youth, and young adults. www.imaginationstage.org www.iona.org www.jobshavepriority.org www.ideapcs.org www.shalomdc.org www.jackandjillfoundation.org

2795 INMED Partnerships for Children, Inc. 8643 Iran Cultural and Educational 8931 John Quadrino Foundation to 9871 Interfaith Conference of Center, Inc. 8438 Jewish Foundation for Group Homes Benefit Children with Cancer 8242 James Mott Community Rescuing children from the immediate and Metropolitan Washington Assistance Program, Inc. irreversible harm of disease, hunger, neglect or A non-profit organization with no political or Enhancing the independence, dignity, choice, Provides financial assistance to needy children instability. Building strong leaders to meet the Supports local congregations of all faiths in religious affiliation, aims to promote the Persian and community inclusion of individuals with with cancer or their families, not covered by To serve low income families and individuals challenges of the next generation. saving energy, going green, and responding to culture and teach Farsi language. disabilities, regardless of faith or creed through other organizations, from emergency needs to residing in Region IV (Western) of Fairfax County climate change. Grassroots organizing engages residential, transitioning youth and social life enhancing extras. with weekly supplemental groceries and other www.inmed.org/ faith communities in climate action. www.iraneducationalcenter.org/ programs. necessities. www.gwipl.org www.jfgh.org www.jmcap.org 8485 Joseph’s House 8225 Inova Health Foundation 8834 Islamic-American Zakat Foundation, Inc. Provides healing care for homeless men and Delivering comprehensive health care services 8230 Interfaith Works, Inc. Assisting poor and needy (mainly Muslims 8128 Jewish Social Service Agency women ill or dying of AIDS and cancer through 8126 Jewish Community Center of and programs from five Northern Virginia in America) with emergency funds to avoid physical nurturing, spiritual companionship, and Greater Washington, Inc. hospitals. Contributions assure high-quality, A non-profit social service agency that eviction, pay overdue utility, medical and other Strives to be the preeminent coordinator the restoration of dignity. compassionate medical care regardless of empowers our neighbors faced with bills, and achieve self-sufficiency. and provider of clinical and social services for Creates community and connects people of all patient’s ability to pay. homelessness and poverty, helping them move individuals and families who seek help with life’s www.JosephsHouse.org ages and backgrounds through educational, from crisis to stability. www.iazf.org many challenges. cultural, recreational, social and “safety-net” www.inova.org/foundation opportunities in a welcoming and inclusive www.iworksmc.org www.jssa.org environment. 9829 Jubilee Association of Maryland, Inc. 9869 Ivy Foundation, The www.jccgw.org 8096 Insight Memory Care Center Providing community-based residential services 8857 interPLAYcompany Band The Ivy Foundation provides opportunities for 8244 Jill’s House and support to adults with developmental Daytime care and therapeutic activity in a secure young people to achieve healthy and productive disabilities in Montgomery County, Maryland. environment for individuals with dementia, as Provides an expansive musical experience for outcomes; supports academic achievement The world’s leading respite facility providing 8437 Jewish Community Center of Northern well as education and support services for family adults with moderate to severe cognitive, and higher education; promotes community safe, fun overnight care for children with www.jubileemd.org Virginia, Inc. caregivers. intellectual and physical disabilities to perform economic development; and encourages intellectual disabilities and their siblings. with professional musicians before an orchestra volunteerism through community service. Celebrating special children. Renewing their Cultural, educational, recreational activities for www.insightmcc.org audience. families. all ages: pre-school, summer camps, senior adult www.dcivyfoundation.org programs, cultural arts, sports/fitness activities. 8232 Jubilee Jobs, Inc. www.interplayband.org www.jillshouse.org Open to all. Provides skilled, compassionate job preparation, 5600 Institute for Black Charities www.jccnv.org placement, retention and career advancement 8575 Ivymount School, Inc. services for poor, disadvantaged and Support programs that improved conditions 8577 Inwood House 8536 Job Discovery, Inc. (JDI) unemployed residents of the Washington for Black children, families, and disadvantages Provides educational and therapeutic programs metropolitan area. communities. Provide funding, training, crisis A unique apartment community in Silver for students (ages 4-21) with special needs Quality Supported Employment, Residential, Day 8127 Jewish Council for the Aging of Greater relief, referrals and self-help programs to bridge Spring, MD, providing affordable, accessible including speech/language impairments, Support and integrated services group services www.jubileejobs.org/ Washington, Inc. the divide. independent living opportunities for low-income learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and for adults with intellectual and developmental adults with disabilities and for seniors. autism spectrum disorders. disabilities to enable full integration into the Transportation, employment services, adult day www.blackcharities.net community. care, and more help seniors and families thrive www.InwoodHouse.org www.ivymount.org as our varied intergenerational programs help 9645 Jumpstart DC www.jobdiscovery.org children succeed in school and life. Jumpstart recruits and trains volunteers

www.AccessJCA.org to develop the language and literacy skills

of preschool children from low-income

neighborhoods, preparing them for success in kindergarten.

www.jstart.org

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8486 Junior Achievement of 8135 Kingman Boys Club, Inc. 8487 Lab School of Washington 9425 Latino Economic Development Center 8611 Levine School of Music 9649 Lions of District 22-C Eye Bank & Greater Washington Research Foundation, Inc. Provide educational, recreational, multi-cultural A day school (Grades 1-12) providing specialized Equips Latinos and other underserved D.C. area Washington’s preeminent center for music Dedicated to educating students in grades K-12 and social services for boys and girls at our education, psychological services, occupational residents with the skills and financial tools to education offering music instruction of the Prevent blindness through sight-saving outreach about entrepreneurship, work readiness and facilities and for the youth in the Shaw/Cardoza therapy and speech therapy for students with create a better future for their families and highest quality and performance opportunities programs like the Mobile Health Unit, vision, financial literacy through experiential, hands-on area. learning disabilities, dyslexia and attention communities. to anyone, regardless of age, ability level or pre-school vision, hearing screening, eyeglass programs. disorders. means. collection/redistribution and matching grants. www.kingmanbgc.org www.ledcmetro.org www.myja.org www.labschool.org www.levinemusic.org www.lionsdistrict22c.org

8572 KIPP DC 8206 Latino Student Fund 8574 Just Neighbors 9681 Lamb Center 8521 Life Skills Center 8007 Lisner-Louise-Dickson-Hurt Home A network of high-performing, public, open- The Latino Student Fund works for educational Immigration legal services that help low-income enrollment charter schools in Washington, DC, Provides breakfast and lunch to the homeless. access, achievement, and attainment for Provides day habilitation and life skills education The Home provides health and life care services immigrant and refugees so that families unite, preparing students in underserved communities Additional services include phone, mail & under-served PreK-12th grade students in the and training to those who are intellectually and/ to low and modest income seniors of DC, women and children escape domestic violence, for success in college and in life. messages, showers, laundry, counseling, resume, Washington, DC Metropolitan area. or developmentally disabled. empowering them to live their lives to the and individuals obtain work authorization. transportation, and job assistance. fullest. www.kippdc.org www.latinostudentfund.org www.lifeskillscenterdc.org www.justneighbors.org www.thelambcenter.org www.lldhhome.org

8283 Koinonia Foundation, Inc. 8843 Laurel Advocacy and Referral Services 8266 Lift Me Up! Inc. 8388 L-Arche Greater Washington, D.C. 8490 Literacy Council of Montgomery County, K Offers assistance to individuals and families who Working towards permanent solutions that keep Provides a safe and effective therapeutic riding Maryland, Inc. require emergency food and clothing, emotional Building communities of faith and lifelong individuals and families in affordable housing and hippotherapy to children, adults and 8932 Kappa Scholarship Endowment Fund and other support, financial assistance, and homes with people who have intellectual while providing services that promote self- veterans with a wide range of disabilities and Transforms the lives of approximately 1,500 agency referrals. disabilities. sufficiency. challenges. adults each year by teaching language Grants scholarships to qualified graduating proficiency, building life skills, and fostering seniors of Washington, DC Public & Public www.koinoniacares.org www.larche-gwdc.org www.laureladvocacy.org www.liftmeup.org community involvement. Charter High Schools who attend accredited four-year colleges and universities. www.literacycouncilmcmd.org

www.ksef-inc.com 8136 Korean Community Service Center of 9831 Latin American Montessori Bilingual 9832 Legal Aid Justice Center 8185 Linden Resources Greater Washington, Inc. Public Charter School We provide civil legal assistance to low- Expands employment opportunities for people 8356 Literacy Council of Northern Comprehensive social services and support to A unique, academically and socially nurturing income families and individuals with a focus with a wide range of disabilities, including Virginia, Inc. 8065 KEEN Greater DC/Kids Enjoy the Asian community through the following educational environment for children pre-school on vulnerable populations, including children, veterans, by operating commercial business Exercise Now programs: Social Services, Health Promotion, to 5th grade. All children graduate bilingual in immigrants, the elderly and the institutionalized. ventures, government contracts and through job By teaching illiterate adults how to read, write, Family Enrichment, Education, and Immigration English and Spanish. placement services. speak and understand English, LCNV empowers A volunteer organization that provides sports Services. www.justice4all.org them to become more independent, confident, & recreational opportunities for young people www.lambpcs.org www.linden.org and active in their communities. with developmental & physical disabilities at no www.kcscgw.org cost to their families. www.lcnv.org 8140 Legal Aid Society of the District www.keengreaterdc.org 8489 Latin American Youth Center, Inc. of Columbia 9648 LINK, Incorporated

L A nationally recognized multi-cultural, multi- Provides free legal services to poor and low- A volunteer coalition of churches providing 8210 Literacy Lab, The service agency serving low-income youth across income individuals and families in civil matters; emergency food and financial assistance to 7215 Kid Power, Inc. 8819 La Clinica del Pueblo the District of Columbia and in Maryland’s Prince family law/domestic violence; housing; public people in need in the Herndon, Sterling, and Works to close the literacy gap in the DC area by George’s and Montgomery Counties. benefits; consumer law. Ashburn communities of Northern Virginia. providing children age 3 through grade 5 with Kid Power inspires youth leadership by Building a healthy Latino community through individualized reading intervention. promoting academic advancement, physical culturally appropriate health services, focusing www.layc-dc.org www.legalaiddc.org www.linkagainsthunger.org and emotional wellness, and positive civic on those most in need. Support making www.theliteracylab.org engagement in underserved communities healthcare a human right. throughout the District. www.lcdp.org 8141 Legal Services of Northern Virginia, Inc. www.kidpowerdc.org A nonprofit law firm that provides free, high- quality civil legal services to low-income, elderly, and disabled Northern Virginians.

www.lsnv.org

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8942 Literacy Volunteers of America- 8274 Loudoun Cares 8259 Lourie Center for Children’s Social and 8960 Make-A-Wish Foundation® of America 8040 Maple Springs Baptist Bible College and 8263 Mary’s Center Prince William, Inc. Emotional Wellness Seminary, Inc. Loudoun Cares strengthens our community by We grant the wish of a child diagnosed with a We aim to better futures through the delivery Tuition-free, continuous enrollment adult providing support, consulting and coordination Improves the social/emotional health of children life-threatening medical condition in the United An institution of higher education that trains of health care, education, and social services in a literacy tutoring. Services include basic reading, of services through our Nonprofit Center, and caregivers to provide a strong foundation States and its territories, on average, every 38 personnel for Christian ministry and prepares linguistic and culturally appropriate manner. writing, ESOL, Pre-GED/GED instruction, civics/ Volunteer Center, and the Information and for lifelong success, through prevention, early minutes. We believe that a wish experience can them to be effective leaders in a global citizenship, conversation classes, computer and Referral Helpline. intervention, education, research and training. be a game-changer. This one belief guides us. community. www.maryscenter.org workforce literacy. www.loudouncares.org www.louriecenter.org www.wish.org www.msbbcs.edu www.lvapw.org 9326 Matthew’s Center for Visual Learning

8491 Loudoun Education Foundation, Inc. 8146 Lutheran Social Services of the National 8028 Make-A-Wish Foundation® of the 8103 Maret School, Inc. Dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals 9833 Little Buddies Adoption and Capital Area, Inc. Mid-Atlantic, Inc. and families affected by autism and based on Humane Society Raises funds from the private sector and business Vibrant K-12, coeducational, independent school the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis. community to enhance the quality of education Offering hope to children and families in A nonprofit organization that fulfills the wishes in Washington, DC. We develop the mind, We rescue homeless, neglected, or abused in Loudoun County Public Schools. extreme crisis throughout the Greater Metro-DC of children with life-threatening medical nurture curiosity, embrace challenge and joy, in www.matthewscenter.org animals and adopt them to caring people. We Region by creating and strengthening families, conditions to enrich the human experience with an equitable and inclusive community. provide help to people who need assistance www.loudouneducationfoundation.org mobilizing communities, and rebuilding lives. hope, strength and joy. caring for animals. www.maret.org www.lssnca.org www.midatlantic.wish.org 8390 MBA Opens Doors Foundation www.littlebuddies.org 8483 Loudoun Interfaith Relief, Inc. Open Doors Foundation seeks to aid, nurture 8445 Martha’s Table, Inc. and empower people and communities by Loudoun Interfaith Relief is an emergency food 8275 Lydia’s House in DC 8326 Manassas City Public Schools Education developing and supporting programs that 8543 Little Lights Urban Ministries pantry. Our mission is to feed the hungry in Foundation (MCPSEF) Martha’s Table believes everyone deserves promote and defend sustainable homes for Loudoun County, Virginia. Homebuyer education, financial literacy, credit dignity and opportunity. We work to build a families. Empowering under-served youth and families counseling, foreclosure prevention, transitional/ Ensures funding for quality education for all stronger community through healthy food, in DC with Christ’s love. We provide support www.interfaithrelief.org rental counseling, income tax preparation, Manassas City Public Schools students, provides affordable clothing, and quality education. www.mbaopensdoors.org spiritually, socially, and intellectually through workforce development, computer training for grants for teachers, student scholarships, funds academics, caring relationships, and economic low income residents. for enrichment programs and other projects. www.marthastable.org empowerment. 8492 Loudoun Literacy Council www.lydiashousendc.org www.mpcsedfoundation.org 8148 Melwood www.littlelights.org We change lives through reading and learning 8013 Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras, Inc. Melwood provides employment, job training, to promote personal growth and empowerment; life skill improvement, supportive and improving literacy skills for economically 8495 Lynn House of Potomac Valley, Inc. 8846 Manna Food Center, Inc. The oldest and most established youth orchestra recreational services to people with differing 8800 Local Independent Charities of America disadvantaged Loudoun County adults, children, program in the region. Offering talented young abilities. and families. A community-based program providing Christian Montgomery County food bank providing 4.2 musicians opportunities to perform with ten Making your community a better place to live. Science nursing care as well as residential/ million pounds of emergency food assistance to orchestras and ensembles. www.melwood.org LIC charities educate children, feed and shelter www.loudounliteracy.org assisted-living support for Christian Scientists nearly 40,000 people per year, approximately the homeless, strengthen families, rescue relying solely on God for healing. 40% of whom are children. www.mcyo.org unwanted animals and much more. www.lynnhouse.org www.mannafood.org 8925 Men Aiming Higher www.lic.org 8144 Loudoun Therapeutic Riding, Inc. 9325 Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Men Aiming Higher is a broad based Partnering with equines to improve the lives of Center, Inc. collaborative that promotes health and wellness, children and adults (including wounded military 8847 Manna, Inc. economic empowerment, and provides youth 8145 Loudoun Abused Women’s Shelter and veterans) with emotional, physical, and M Provide criminal justice information and mentoring, and community outreach services. (LAWS) intellectual disabilities. Empowering individuals, strengthening education; support services; therapeutic 8262 Main Street Child Development communities and maintaining DC’s diversity individual, family and group counseling; and www.menaiminghigher.org Provides confidential and free crisis intervention, www.ltrf.org/ Center, Inc. by creating and preserving affordable legal information, referrals, and representation legal services, shelter, counseling and support housing, training and supporting lower- to all victims of crime. groups for adult and child victims of domestic Main Street Child Development Center (Main income homeowners and promoting equitable violence, stalking and sexual assault. Street) provides high-quality, affordable development. www.mdcrimevictims.org/ 8286 Men Can Stop Rape 8497 Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers childcare for 125 children from predominately low-income working families in Fairfax County. www.lcsj.org www.MannaDC.org Stories of men’s violence populate the news, but We mobilize volunteers to help frail elderly the root causes are rarely addressed. We prevent and disabled adults to maintain independence www.mainstreetcdc.org by teaching and promoting positive, healthy, and quality of life by providing transportation, nonviolent masculinity. supportive services and money management. www.mencanstoprape.org www.LVCaregivers.org

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8151 Mental Health Association of 9654 Mi Casa, Inc. 8447 Montgomery Child Care Association, Inc. 8971 Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) 8211 Mundo Verde Bilingual Public Montgomery County, MD, Inc. Charter School N Provides quality affordable housing to low and Providing high quality child care and early Our mission is to aid the victims of crimes 8281 N Street Village, Inc. Since 1957, MHA has promoted mental wellness moderate income households in the Washington education for infant, preschool and school age performed by individuals driving under the An innovative public charter school that blends and supported those living with mental illness DC area in order to foster healthy, diverse and children, professional training for child care influence of alcohol or drugs, to aid the families Expeditionary Learning, sustainability and N Street Village is a community of by sponsoring and implementing education, thriving neighborhoods. workers, and advocacy for families. of such victims and to increase public awareness biliteracy to foster academic achievement and empowerment and recovery for homeless and advocacy and direct service programs. of the problem of drinking and drugged driving. community stewardship among a diverse range low-income women in Washington, D.C. www.micasa-inc.org/ www.mccaedu.org of students. www.mhamc.org www.madd.org www.nstreetvillage.org www.mundoverdepcs.org

8547 Micah House, Inc. 8569 Montgomery County Coalition for the 8290 Mentor Foundation Homeless, Inc. 8550 Mount Pleasant Baptist Educational 8982 NAACP Legal Defense and Providing transitional (up to two years) of Development Corp. 9319 Music for Life Education Fund To prevent drug abuse among youth and help housing to women in recovery from substance MCCH provides permanent and intermediate them identify and pursue their life goals. abuse in an atmosphere of mutual support. housing, emergency shelter and supportive Providing college and SAT preparation, math Music education program guiding low income Fights for equality, access to education, services to people experiencing homelessness, and science tutoring, computer and foreign young people toward success; a positive employment, health care, environmental www.mentorfoundationusa.org www.micahhouse.org while leading the effort to end homelessness in language training to youth and senior residents alternative to the self-destructive behaviors of justice, voting rights, criminal justice. Montgomery County. to improve grades and job skills. substance abuse, truancy and gangs. Provides scholarships to Africans-Americans undergraduates and law students. www.mcch.net www.musicforlife.org 8328 Mentors, Inc. 8080 Mid-Atlantic Gleaning Network www.naacpldf.org 9556 Mu Lambda Foundation (Mu Lambda A nonprofit providing mentoring to Faith-based organization fighting hunger, Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity) Washington, D.C. public high school students providing food for homeless, hungry, helpless, 9441 Montgomery County Collaboration 9839 Mutt Love Rescue, Inc. and improving graduation rates and students’ low-income, and disadvantaged individuals. Council Annually, through our Henry Arthur Callis 8687 NAMI Montgomery County outlook for the future. Gleaning, harvesting, contract growing, fruits, Scholarship and Beautillion program, we mentor All-volunteer no-kill dog rescue group spends vegetables, farms, orchards. Through partnerships we create afterschool and award scholarships to graduating high virtually every dollar received on dogs’ medical Has provided self-help, support, education and www.mentorsinc.org programs and alternatives to youth school seniors. care, temporary housing, giving priority to those advocacy for people with serious and persistent www.midatlanticgleaningnetwork.org incarceration. We also prevent youth substance in greatest need. mental illnesses, their families, friends and abuse and help vulnerable families access www.mulambdafoundation.org caregivers since 1978. services. www.muttloverescue.org 8872 Mercy Health Clinic www.namimc.org 8130 Miriam’s Kitchen www.collaborationcouncil.org Free clinic providing quality healthcare from the 9885 Multicultural Community Service heart for those in need: primary and specialty We provide high-quality meals and support 8257 MVLE, Inc. care, health education, and medications to low- services to more than 4,000 homeless men and We are dedicated to encouraging, promoting 9841 NAMI-Northern Virginia income, uninsured adults. women in Washington, DC each year. 8330 Montgomery County Humane and facilitating broad and inclusive civic Provides rehabilitation support, training and Society, Inc. participation by elimination barriers to success employment to individuals with developmental Help and hope for individuals living with a www.mercyhealthclinic.org www.miriamskitchen.org via interpretation and translation in 40+ disabilities and veterans that enables each mental illness, family members and friends; Rescue homeless animals from overcrowded languages. individual to achieve a meaningful community community education and awareness; advocacy public shelters, provide safety and loving care, life. for effective services and public policies. medical treatments, spay/neuter, vaccines, www.mcsdc.org 8681 Metropolitan Chorus 8002 Mission of Love Charities, Inc. adoptions, foster homes, post-adoption www.mvle.org assistance, education/outreach. www.NAMI-NorthernVirginia.org 100 voice-chorus brings the finest in choral music A human services organization dedicated to to Northern Virginia by partnering with local helping the underserved by providing free www.mchumane.org 8978 Multiple Sclerosis Association of America arts organizations to produce powerful and programs and services designed to meet their 8449 My Sister’s Place (MSP) 8984 National Black Child accessible choral productions. short-term and long-term needs. We are a leading resource for the entire MS Development Institute community, improving lives today through vital Through comprehensive programs and services www.metchorus.org www.molcinc.org 8152 Montgomery County Public Schools services and support. that holistically address domestic violence We work to improve and advance the quality of Educational Foundation, Inc. and the unique challenges survivors face, MSP life for Black children and their families through www.mymsaa.org has empowered thousands of families, saving education and advocacy. Supports programs that prepare students for countless lives. post-secondary education and careers, enabling 8157 MobileMed www.nbcdi.org them to meet challenges of a rapidly changing www.mysistersplacedc.org

society. Primary and preventive healthcare for 5,000 low-

income individuals through over 14,000 medical www.mcpsfoundation.org visits annually. Serving the most vulnerable since

1968 at transit-accessible locations.

www.mobilemedicalcare.org

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8662 National Building Museum 8986 National Community 2327 National Trust for Historic Preservation 8094 Neighborhood Health 8179 New Hope Housing, Inc. 8631 Northern Virginia Community College in the United States Educational Foundation Celebrates and interprets achievements in We help women & minority entrepreneurs Provide community-based primary health care, Innovative, award-winning agency, providing architecture, design and engineering through start & grown their businesses and provides The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a including behavioral and oral health, to people shelter, transitional and supportive housing, A nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) charitable exhibitions and educational programs for foreclosure and housing counseling to DC/MD/ Privately-funded nonprofit organization, works in Alexandria and surrounding communities. homelessness prevention assistance, support organization providing financial support to families, youths, and adults. Provides special VA area residents. to save America’s historic places. Everyone is welcome regardless of income. services; helping individuals and families to approximately 78,000 students attending programming for school children. rapidly return to stable housing. Northern Virginia Community College. www.ncrc.org www.PreservationNation.org www.neighborhoodhealthva.org www.nbm.org www.newhopehousing.org www.nvcc.edu/foundation

8134 National Kidney Foundation Serving 8690 National Vaccine Information Center 8316 New Beginnings, Inc. 8688 National Capital Therapy Dogs, Inc. the National Capital Area 8724 New Hope Ministries, Inc. 8933 Northern Virginia Conservation Trust Dedicated to preventing vaccine injuries and Education and support to men and women A volunteer, non-profit organization providing Provides information, screenings, education, and deaths through public education and research coping with separation and divorce in the DC Loving, serving and honoring Jesus Christ A regional land trust preserving more than 6,000 no-cost animal-assisted activities, therapy and support for kidney disease patients and their through books, newsletters, videos, website and metro area. through ministry to those in need by providing acres by helping private landowners and local awareness to acute care health care facilities in families; conducts kidney disease research; and resource center. overnight shelter and services to homeless adults governments voluntarily preserve natural areas, the Washington / Baltimore areas. promotes organ donation. www.new-beginnings.org/ in DC. trails, streams, and historical resources. www.NVIC.org www.nctdinc.org www.kidneywdc.org www.newhopeministriesdc.org www.nvct.org

8563 New Community for Children, Inc. 9657 National Volunteer Fire Council 8409 National Center for Children 8565 National Museum of Women Works with parents, teachers, and the 8602 New Horizons Supported Services 8335 Northern Virginia Dental Clinic, Inc. and Families in the Arts, Inc. The leading nonprofit membership association community to address the comprehensive representing volunteer firefighters and educational needs of our children through Dedicated to supporting adults with disabilities Provides comprehensive oral health care services Provides community support services, foster care/ The only museum dedicated to bringing emergency service personnel. educationally and socially enriching afterschool to gain and maintain the skills and resources to indigent adults throughout northern Virginia adoption services, residential and transitional recognition to women’s achievements in the programs. needed to maximize their potential for including: Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Falls programs for homeless children and families, visual, literary, and performing arts and teaching www.nvfc.org independence in their community. Church, Loudoun and Prince William. domestic violence survivors, and abused/ the public about their accomplishments. www.ncfc-dc.org neglected adolescents. www.nhssi.org www.nvds.org www.nmwa.org www.nccf-cares.org/ 9845 Nature Generation 8072 New Endeavors by Women An environmental nonprofit that inspires and 8562 New Life Worship Center 8099 Northern Virginia Family Service 8652 National Philharmonic Orchestra & empowers youth to make a difference, reaching NEW partners with homeless women and 8993 National Children’s Center, Inc. Chorale of Montgomery County, Inc. youth through innovative environmental families to change their lives by providing them Serves the community by assisting at-risk youth, Assists 33,000 individuals and families achieve stewardship programs in literature, science and with transitional and permanent housing, case children and families in crisis; providing child sustained financial and social independence Early Learning, Educational, Residential, The National Philharmonic at Strathmore the arts. management, education, employment, and care; educating preschoolers; and offering an annually, utilizing efficient and comprehensive Employment & Transitional supports for children presents exceptional orchestral and choral mentoring. elementary school for boys. service methods to provide community-funded and adults with developmental disabilities like concerts and inspiring education programs for www.NatGen.org programs and initiatives. Autism and Down syndrome in Washington DC audiences of 60,000 individuals annually. Free www.nebw.org www.nlifeworship.org and Maryland. concerts for children! www.nvfs.org

www.nccinc.org www.nationalphilharmonic.org 8064 Navy Marine Coast Guard Residence Foundation 9367 New Futures 9683 Nonprofit Village Center, The 8400 Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding We funds Vinson Halls Retirement Community Provide scholarships and support to low-income A multi-tenant center that helps nonprofit Program, Inc. 8298 National Collegiate Preparatory Public 9844 National Phlebotomy Association in the areas of research and technology and DC-area young adults seeking financial self- organizations operate efficiently by providing Charter High School resident scholarships as well wounded warriors sufficiency through post-secondary education, shared office space and shared business services Provides equine-assisted activities to children Provides phlebotomy training certification which transitioning out of Walter Reed. with an emphasis on CTE. that help build their capacity. and adults with disabilities, youth-at-risk, Educational Institution that teaches students to offers a professional status and skill which does military service personnel, community riders, and be life-long learners with an ability to succeed not require a college degree for low-income and www.nmcgrf.org www.newfuturesdc.org www.thenonprofitvillage.org their families in an inclusive setting. in college and become productive young adults unemployed individuals. within their communities. www.nvtrp.org www.nationalphlebotomy.org www.nationalprepdc.org

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8693 Northwest Center 9653 Open City Advocates 8478 Our Lady of Good Counsel High School 8085 Pathway Homes, Inc. 8456 PETS-DC O (formerly Mentoring Today) Provides the loving support and comprehensive As a Xaverian Catholic high school, we are Permanent supportive housing and mental Assisting people with HIV/AIDS or other 8078 OAR (Offender Aid and Restoration aid necessary to enable all women to continue Provides intensive one-on-one mentoring, legal committed to students with diverse learning health services for adults with serious mental disabling conditions to safely maintain of Arlington County) their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and advocacy, and youth leadership opportunities abilities, providing programs that advance illness and co-occurring disorders transitioning companion pets, providing food, veterinary care achieve self-sufficiency. to youth returning to the Washington, DC, academic excellence and service to others. to a stable home and recovery. and public health education. A community-based restorative justice community from juvenile incarceration. organization providing programs in Community www.nwcenter.org/ www.olgchs.org pathwayhomes.org www.petsdc.org Service; Educational Programming (pre & post- www.mentoringtoday.org release); and Employment and Reentry Services (post-release).

8162 Northwest Settlement House www.oaronline.org 8537 Oxon Hill Boys and Girls Club 8855 Pathways Schools 8682 PFLAG National 9331 Open Door Housing Fund Developmental daycare services, school age We provide a program that can support and We change lives. We unlock minds and open PFLAG promotes the health and wellbeing of homework assistance and outreach to low Provides mission focused capital to preserve maintain itself while adequately providing doors for students with emotional disabilities by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender person, income seniors and families in the Shaw/Howard quality affordable housing located in the DC/ an avenue for the 500 plus children of our teaching them to believe they can succeed. their families, and friends through support, 8285 OAR of Fairfax County, Inc. area of the District of Columbia. MD/VA area for individuals and families who community to develop. education and advocacy. need it most. www.pathwayschools.org Rebuilds lives and breaks the cycle of crime with www.nwsh.org www.ohbgc.org www.pflag.org Opportunities, Alternatives, and Resources for www.odhf.org offenders and their families to create a safe community. 9536 Pathways to Housing DC 9329 NOVA ScriptsCentral, Inc. www.oarfairfax.org 8861 PHILLIPS Programs 8994 Operation HOPE P Providing home, health and hope to more than An innovative nonprofit pharmacy, providing 2,000 individuals who are homeless or at risk for Providing support and education for children life-saving medications and counseling to low- First established in 2001 with a regional Banking 8853 Parent Encouragement Program, Inc. homelessness in Washington, DC. with emotional, behavioral and cognitive income uninsured children and adult patients in on Our Future office and expanded in 2005 to disabilities. Developing individualized 9905 One Common Unity Northern Virginia. become the home of the HOPE Inside, HOPE Giving parents of all socioeconomic backgrounds www.pathwaystohousingdc.org programs focusing on their diverse needs while proudly provides economic empowerment the skills they need to face the challenge of highlighting their unique gifts. Our Arts initiatives decrease violence in the www.novascriptscentral.org services and financial literacy empowerment to raising responsible and independent children in lives of DC Youth by providing them the social local individuals. today’s society. www.phillipsprograms.org/ emotional skills necessary to make healthy and positive life choices. 8336 Paul VI Catholic High School www.operationhope.org/washingtondc www.PEPparent.org 8736 Novant Health Foundation www.onecommunity.org A coeducational, college preparatory Catholic Prince William Medical Center High School serving the Washington Metro 8186 Phoenix House Mid-Atlantic Area, committed to service and community with Supports programs to provide health care for 8507 Operation Understanding of the 9332 Parent Leadership Training Institute additional services for students with learning Area’s leading non-profit substance abuse the under served and indigent while supporting District of Columbia of Alexandria, Inc. disabilities. prevention/treatment provider, serving men, 8694 One Ministries - UNIQUE health initiatives of Prince William Hospital. women and adolescents in need and their Learning Center Improving race relations by empowering young A unique program to increase parental www.paulvi.net families through residential, transitional and www.novanthealth.org community leaders to combat racism, anti- involvement in schools and local and state outpatient programs. Afterschool and summer programs providing Semitism and all forms of discrimination and to government, enhancing democracy and academic enrichment through tutoring, promote social justice. producing positive outcomes for children, www.phoenixhouse.org computer lab, Book Club, science, art; families, and communities. recreational and cultural development; moral 9454 People Animals Love (PAL) www.oudc.org 8307 NVDECS Foundation guidance; and summer work experience. www.plti-alex.org To harness the powerful bond between humans Provides funding for educational scholarships www.ulcdc.org and animals to create social change. 9491 PLAN of Maryland-D.C., Inc. and supports programs for youth development, senior citizens, healthy lifestyle initiatives, and 9661 Our Daily Bread, Inc. www.peopleanimalslove.org Enables individuals with disabilities to maximize community forums in the Northern Virginia 8156 Partnership for Animal Welfare, Inc. their quality of life through planning, case community. Serves struggling residents of Fairfax, providing management, financial management, family 9847 Open Arms Housing, Inc. emergency food and financial assistance, Rescues and finds permanent, loving homes for support, and special needs trust management. www.nvdecs.org financial literacy training, holiday support, homeless, abandoned, injured, or mistreated Provides permanent homes with on-site support 9886 Per Scholas, National Capital Region school supplies and support for at-risk pregnant dogs and cats. Provides all needed veterinary www.planofmd-dc.org services for individual women who have lived women. care. Run exclusively by volunteers. in the emergency shelters and on the streets of Offers free technology education, job

Washington, D.C. training, placement and career development www.odbfairfax.org/ www.paw-rescue.org opportunities to people in under served

www.openarmshousing.org communities.

www.perscholas.org

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8322 Planned Parenthood of 9335 Potomac Riverkeeper, Inc. 8167 Prince William County Public Schools 9010 Reach Education, Inc. 8243 Reading Partners 8241 Reston Children’s Center, Inc. Metropolitan Washington Education Foundation, Inc. We work to stop pollution and restore clean We envision a world in which the potential of We keep low-income elementary students A parent-owned cooperative organized to Provides comprehensive, high-quality water to the Potomac Shenandoah Rivers and A nonprofit supporting PWCS by engaging all teens is realized to build a literate society, on track to academic success by bolstering finance and operate a non-profit community reproductive health care services along their tributaries through enforcement and community partners to fund initiatives to inspire community involvement, and influence their reading skills through data-informed, program serving children’s developmental and with community education and outreach community engagement. enhance educational excellence for all PWCS educational practices. personalized, and volunteer-driven tutoring. educational needs and provide family support programming in the metropolitan DC region. students and families. systems. www.potomacriverkeepers.org www.reachincorporated.org www.readingpartners.org www.plannedparenthood.org/ppmw www.poweredbyspark.org www.restonchildren.org/

9455 Preemies Today 9340 Reach for College! Inc. 8076 Rebuilding Together Montgomery 8476 Poison Control Center, National Capital 8327 Project Mend-A-House, Inc. County, Inc. 8461 Resurrection Children’s Center Our mission is to advocate for the needs of We double the college going rate among Poison Control (NCPC) provides free emergency families experiencing a premature birth. We Volunteer-based organization improves the traditionally disadvantaged high school students Provides safety, accessibility, and energy Resurrection Children’s Center is a model family- medical guidance for 50,000 children, adults, provide education, support, resources, and living conditions for seniors, disabled, veterans with a step-by-step guide to high school success efficiency repairs at no cost to low-income centered inclusive program that completely and pets annually. The Poison Center saves lives parent-to-parent support. and the low-income through its free minor and college completion. homeowners utilizing community partners. integrates children with disabilities in all and prevents poisonings. home repair and safety modification program. activities with their typically developing peers. www.preemiestoday.org www.reachforcollege.org www.rebuildingtogethermc.org www.poison.org pmahweb.org/ www.rccpreschool.org

8100 Prince George’s Child Resource 8459 Reading Connection, Inc. 8340 Red Wiggler Community Farm 9009 Population Connection Center, Inc. 8466 PRS, Inc. 9907 Rock Creek Conservancy Dedicated to improving the lives of at-risk Cultivating healthy food through: Meaningful Overpopulation threatens the quality of life for Helps create healthy and nurturing Provides skills training and support to individuals children and families by helping them create employment for adults with developmental We work to protect the lands and waters of people everywhere. Population Connection is environments for children by supporting their living with mental illness, substance use and sustain literacy-rich environments and disabilities; Education and Service Learning Rock Creek and revitalize Rock Creek Park for the national grassroots population organization families and educating their caregivers. disorders, mild intellectual disabilities, autism motivation for reading. opportunities; Community Supported people to treasure and enjoy. that educates young people and advocates spectrum disorders, and anyone who faces crises. Agriculture providing organic, local produce; progressive action to stabilize world population. www.childresource.org www.thereadingconnection.org Environmental Stewardship. www.rockcreekconservancy.org www.prsinc.org www.populationconnection.org www.redwiggler.org

9662 Prince George’s Tennis & 8959 Reading Is Fundamental of 9012 Ronald McDonald House, Charities Education Foundation Northern Virginia, Inc. 8538 Potomac Community Resources, Inc. Q 8176 Rehabilitation Opportunities, Inc. We believe when you change a child’s life, Provides youth with academic assistance, college Free books selected by needs-tested children you change a family’s, which can change a High-quality and award-winning therapeutic, scholarships, physical conditioning, tennis 9339 Quality Trust for Individuals from preschool through high school, twice per Employs and instructs individuals with community and, ultimately, the world. recreational, social, educational and respite instruction, and healthy life lessons through in- with Disabilities, Inc. year, to promote and encourage lifelong love of disabilities. The individuals learn work skills care programs for teens and adults with school, after school and weekend programs. reading. such as labeling and shrink-wrapping. ROI www.rmhc.org developmental disabilities in Montgomery We help children and adults with disabilities also provides transportation and job coaching County, Maryland. www.pgtef.org solve problems and be safe, healthy and www.rifnova.org services. engaged in community - making “ability” www.pcr-inc.org matter most by creating opportunity. www.roiworks.org 8961 Ronald McDonald House, Charities of Greater Washington DC 8458 Prince William Area Free Clinic, Inc. www.dcqualitytrust.org 9011 Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF) Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Greater 8158 Potomac Conservancy, Inc. We provide acute and chronic medical care to To motivate young children to read by working 8559 Resource Connections, Inc. Washington, DC (RMHC DC) eases the hardship qualified patients in Prince William County, with them, their parents, and community of children’s illness on families through Safeguard the lands and waters of the Potomac Manassas City, and Manassas Park. members to make reading a fun and beneficial Promotes meaningful community life for programs that help children heal faster, cope River and its tributaries and connect people to R part of everyday life. RIF’s highest priority is people with developmental disabilities better, and stay healthy. this national treasure. www.pwafc.org reaching underserved children from birth to through effective partnerships and community 8958 Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center age 8. connections; services are preference-driven and www.rmhcdc.org www.potomac.org individually-directed. Provides equine assisted therapeutic activities www.rif.org for individuals with physical, mental, educational www.resconnect.org and behavioral challenges. Provides bi-weekly therapy sessions for wounded warriors at no charge.

www.rainbowriding.org

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8897 Rosemount Center 8250 Samaritan Inns 8182 Sasha Bruce Youthwork 8862 SEEC Corporation 8891 Shady Grove Pregnancy Center 8640 Sibley Memorial Hospital Foundation

We prepare children and families for their future Provide structured substance abuse recovery, Serves homeless, abused, neglected and at-risk Our contribution will support full community Children are alive today and mothers are cared A non-profit 318 bed community hospital by providing comprehensive early childhood treatment, and housing services and programs youth in D.C. One of our 19 professionally inclusion for people with developmental for because of our compassionate, practical help. serving the DC area since 1890 offering medical, education and family support programs in a to homeless or at-risk of being homeless men staffed programs is D.C.’s only emergency shelter disabilities who share our common goals, yet Free: pregnancy testing, sonograms, counseling, surgical, intensive care, obstetric, and a 24-hour bilingual and multicultural setting. and women ages 18-65. for youth. need support to achieve their dreams. pregnancy classes, baby items, more. Emergency Department.

www.rosemountcenter.com www.samaritaninns.org www.sashabruce.org www.seeconline.org www.pregnancy-options.org www.sibleyfoundation.org

8616 Round House Theatre 8496 Samaritan Ministry of 8291 Saturday School 8246 Senior Connection of 8617 Shakespeare Theatre Company 8548 Sickle Cell Disease Association of Greater Washington Montgomery County, Inc. Greater Washington, Inc. One of the most acclaimed professional theatre A tutoring/mentoring program providing Produces a mainstage season of classical theatre companies in the DC area, Round House Theatre Caseworkers help people who are homeless, and extra instruction and personalized attention Volunteers ensure that non-driving seniors have plays, free productions of Shakespeare and Affilliated with Howard University Center for produces plays in Bethesda and provides wide- others in need, to find employment, housing, to enhance students’ mastery of core academic access to medical appointments, food and other theatre education and audience enrichment Sickle Cell Disease, our interest and activities are ranging education programs. and other social services. subjects to prepare them for college and career. essential services at no financial cost to the programs that annually serve over 200,000 research, education, testing, and counseling for person being served. people. sickle cell disease and trait. www.roundhousetheatre.org www.samaritanministry.org www.saturdayschool.org www.seniorconnectionmc.org www.ShakespeareTheatre.org

8810 Side By Side, Inc. 9664 Rude Ranch Animal Rescue, Inc. 9667 San Miguel School 8349 SCAN of Northern Virginia, Inc. 8311 Senior Services of Alexandria, Inc. 8699 Shelter House, Inc. Good public schools are critical to our future. A no-kill animal rescue organization dedicated Academic program for impoverished children Promotes the well-being of children and We help strengthen schools through parenting to providing refuge to abandoned, abused and in the Washington metropolitan area. Students prevents child abuse through community and Provides services to seniors including daily meal Provides crisis intervention, safe housing and programs, services to Spanish speakers, homeless animals until they can be placed into enter 6th grade reading 3rd-4th grade level. parent education; and advocating for children in delivery year round, a grocery delivery program, supportive services to promote self-sufficiency apartment homework clubs, and tutoring permanent homes. Graduates achieve 97% high school completion. the community, legislature and courts. friendly visitors in seniors’ homes, and an for homeless families and victims of domestic programs. information and education program. violence in Fairfax County. www.RudeRanch.org www.sanmigueldc.org www.scanva.org www.sidebysidelaurel.org www.seniorservicesalex.org www.shelterhouse.org/

8309 Sanctity of Life Ministries, Inc. 8465 Scholarship Fund of Alexandria 8558 Sign of the Times Cultural Workshop S 8137 Seven Corners Children’s Center, Inc. 9669 Shepherd’s Center of Fairfax Burke & Gallery, Inc. We provide free peer counseling and support Provide college scholarships and financial aid 9542 Safe Shores - The DC Children’s for women in Fairfax County who are in a crisis advising to under-served students of Alexandria Provide quality, affordable and comprehensive The Shepherd’s Center of Fairfax-Burke Our mission is to offer year round affordable Advocacy Center pregnancy situation. City Public Schools, enabling them to access and childcare in a nurturing educational community- supports seniors to live independently longer cultural programs to residents of Ward 7 in complete post-secondary education. based program to at-risk low income children by providing free life-saving transportation, order to provide in artistic avenues to the Provides intervention, hope and healing for www.slmgetinvolved.org and families in Falls Church, Virginia. gentle exercise classes, and other socialization expression of energy and creativity children and families affected by abuse, trauma www.alexscholarshipfund.org programs. and violence in the District of Columbia. www.sevencornerschildrenscenter.org www.scfbva.org www.safeshores.org 8464 Sarah’s Circle, Inc. 9854 Sinai House 8904 Seabury Resources for Aging Award-winning nonprofit providing affordable 8963 SHABACH! Ministries, Inc. Provides transitional housing for formerly housing and comprehensive supportive services Since 1924 Seabury has provided quality, 8187 Sheridan School, Inc. homeless families for up to 2 years, engaging 8700 Salvation Army, National Capital Area to help very low-income older adults in affordable services and housing options to help Empowers communities through programs a range of social services, job training, and Command Washington, DC age in place. older adults in the Washington, DC area live that include: emergency food/clothing center, A small, diverse, coeducational kindergarten financial counseling resources. with independence and dignity. Christian schools, and several employment and through eighth grade school in northwest We provide holistic services to support family www.sarahs-circle.org/ computer programs for youth and adults. Washington, DC. Emphasizes high academic www.sinaihouse.org stability and break the cycles of poverty and www.seaburyresources.org standards, respect, and shared values. homelessness. www.smionline.org www.sheridanschool.org www.salvationarmynca.org 8684 Sitar Arts Center 8901 Second Chance Wildlife Center, Inc. Sitar Arts Center advances life skills of Providing rehabilitation to ill, injured, and underserved children and prepares them for orphaned wild animals. Educating the public achievement in the 21st century through arts about the importance of wildlife and how to live education in a nurturing community. in harmony with nature. www.sitarartscenter.org www.scwc.org

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9684 SkillSource 9856 Southeast Children’s Fund, Inc. 8155 SPCA of Northern Virginia 8180 St. Ann’s Center for Children, Youth 8974 St. Luke School 8976 St. Thomas More Cathedral School and Families Provides workforce and training services that Nationally accredited Early Care and Education Promote animal welfare & humane treatment Provides a Catholic co-educational elementary Offers an excellent education to our students enhance the employment options for jobseekers, Program, providing a high quality, evidenced through humane education and community Residential care and supportive services to school to children in grades K-8, as well as through the goals of Catholic schooling from along with expanding employer access to based learning environment for children, 6 support services; humane investigations; pregnant/parenting at-risk youth and homeless providing a program for children with learning preschool through eighth grade. qualified workers in Northern Virginia. weeks – 3 years, and their families. adoption of rescued animals; low cost spay/ young mothers and their children, plus high differences. neuter services. quality developmental child care. www.stmschool.org www.myskillsource.org www.stlukeschool.com www.spcanova.org www.stanns.org 8740 Southeast Ministry 9471 St. Veronica Catholic School 8147 Sleepy Hollow Preschool, Inc. A social justice agency providing adult education 8362 St. Martin of Tours Catholic School and workforce readiness to individuals as a path 8888 Special Olympics Maryland, Inc. 8967 St. Anselm’s Abbey School, Inc. St. Veronica Catholic School, a 2013 National For 60+ years, award-winning inclusive mixed- out of poverty towards economic, social and Founded in 1925, we educate children Pre- Blue Ribbon school, offers vibrant religious age cooperative preschool incorporates best civic self-sufficiency. Provides year-round sports training and We are an independent, Catholic, boys Kindergarten - 8th Grade in a Christ-centered education and exemplary academics by practices for children/families by learning competition for individuals with intellectual preparatory school (grades six through twelve) environment, encouraging spiritual, social and empowering our students through faith and through play in stimulating outdoor/indoor www.southeastministrydc.org disabilities, giving them continuing open to all faiths and economic backgrounds emotional growth in a respectful atmosphere. knowledge. settings. opportunities to develop physical fitness and live with a balanced, traditional curriculum. healthy, active lives. www.smsmd.org www.stveronicaschool.org www.sleepyhollowpreschool.com www.saintanselms.org 9013 Southern Poverty Law Center www.somd.org

We are dedicated to fighting hate and bigotry 8975 St. Mary’s Catholic School 9859 Stand Up for Democracy (Free DC) 8348 Smith Center for Healing and the Arts and to seeking justice for the most vulnerable 9670 St. Augustine Catholic School members of our society. 8416 Special Olympics Virginia, Inc. A Catholic elementary school serving children in Our mission is to educate and advocate fro the Health, education and arts organization offering Elementary school, open since 1858, promoting grades pre-K through eighth, where academics equal citizenship rights for DC Statehood. Patient Navigation, Cancer Retreats, Hospital www.splcenter.org Provides year-round sports training and students’ intellectual and moral growth so that are stressed in an environment of Catholic faith Artist-in-Residence, the Joan Hisaoka Healing competition in 20 sports for children and adults they may provide leadership in a global society. and discipline. Arts Gallery and Cancer Support Programs. with intellectual disabilities at no cost to their families. www.staug-dc.org www.smsva.org 9014 Step Afrika! USA Incorporated “DBA” www.smithcenter.org 8193 Spanish Education Development Step Afrika! (SED) Center www.specialolympicsva.org Our performances and arts education programs Primarily committed to Latin-American 8969 St. Coletta of Greater Washington 8248 St. Philips Child Development Center promote an appreciation for stepping and its 8142 SMYAL Immigrants. Provides educational programs for use as an educational, motivational and healthy children, families, adults. Helps develop skills 7893 Springfield/South County Youth Club A nonsectarian nonprofit that serves children Nationally accredited, full-day, year-round early tool for young people. We are the leading organization in the necessary to lead productive lives in the US and adults with intellectual and multiple education program for 70 at-risk children (3 Washington, DC metro area solely dedicated to society. Provides athletic programs for children between disabilities and supports their families. months to 5 years) of low-income families in www.stepafrika.org supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender the ages of 4 through 18 in the Greater Anacostia. and questioning youth ages 13-21. www.sedcenter.org Springfield, Virginia area. www.stcoletta.org www.stphilipscdc.org www.SMYAL.org www.sycva.com 9472 Stepping Stones Shelter, Inc.

8977 SPCA & Humane Society of 8836 St. Joseph’s Regional Catholic School Provides shelter and services to homeless and Prince George’s County, Inc. 8703 St. Rita School formerly homeless families with children in 8189 SOME (So Others Might Eat) 9858 St. Agnes School By creating a Catholic environment focused Montgomery County, in order to help move Organization of volunteers dedicated to animal on prayer, study, work, and play, our school We are a co-educational Catholic Elementary them from crisis to stability. SOME restores hope and dignity to poor and welfare. Our activities are supported solely by Educates the whole child by emphasizing provides each student with the opportunity to School consisting of students enrolled in grades homeless families and individuals by providing contributions, dues and fundraising events. academic achievement, faith formation, and reach their greatest potential. kindergarten through eighth grade. www.steppingstonesshelter.org 1,000 daily meals, health care, job training and Adoptions, low cost spay/neuter and shots. charity toward others. Financial scholarships affordable housing. available for families in need. www.catholichill.com/ www.saintrita-school.org www.pgspca.org www.some.org www.saintagnes.org 9672 Stoddard Baptist Home Foundation, Inc.

8973 St. Leo the Great School 8373 St. Thomas Aquinas Regional School Form and sustain safe, viable and caring communities for those in need. Provides children with a quality Catholic A National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, education enabling them to grow mentally, accredited by Virginia Catholic School Education www.stoddardbaptisthome.com physically, culturally and spiritually in Association, offering academic programs for preparation for life’s challenges and for life’s Pre-K through 8th grade. fulfillment. www.aquinastars.org www.saintleothegreatschool.org

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9673 Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home 8619 Studio Theatre, Inc. 9016 The Better Way Program-Pilgrim Rest 8705 Thomas Jefferson High School for 9250 Transitional Housing BARN, Inc. 8882 United Communities Against Baptist Therapeutic Services Science and Technology Partnership Poverty, Inc. We are a caring home for elders, who are unable Leading producer of cutting-edge contemporary Fund, Inc. Provides shelter to homeless women/children. able to live independently. Our services respond theatre in the Washington DC area with a Our mission is to empower men and women to Families receive shelter, food, donated vehicles, UCAP is the Community Action Agency for to senior’s emotional, social, spiritual and number of youth education and community live independent, drug and alcohol free lives Provides support and raises funds to meet supportive services, cash assistance, case Prince George’s County. The agency offers a 100 physical needs. outreach programs. through our program services. the needs of Thomas Jefferson High School management, lifeskills/job readiness training bed emergency shelter, homeowner counseling, for Science & Technology’s unique learning and housing assistance. emergency assistance & stable housing. www.stoddardbaptisthome.com/ www.studiotheatre.org www.thebetterwayprogram.org opportunities and specialized curriculum. www.barninc.org www.ucappgc.org www.tjpartnershipfund.org

9473 Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart 9674 Suburban Hospital Foundation, Inc. 8720 The House, Inc. 8441 Transitional Housing Corporation 8199 United Community Ministries, Inc. College preparatory, independent, Catholic The Suburban Hospital Foundation is the Before and After-School programs improving 8280 Thrive DC education is provided for girls in junior fundraising arm of Suburban Hospital. The health, education, employment outcomes Provides transitional, permanent supportive, Builds strong families and strong communities kindergarten through grade twelve. Athletic, Foundation fulfills its mission by raising funds for pre-teens and teens, to guarantee youth Helps people experiencing homelessness and rapid rehousing and affordable housing for through early childhood education, employment arts, and community service round out the for education opportunities, equipment, and graduate from high school with college access. poverty by providing them a safe, welcoming 500 homeless families, with supportive services services, food and financial assistance, housing academic program. services. place with daily meals, emergency services, job (employment, mental health/substance abuse programs, and community engagement in South www.thehouse-inc.com training, case management and specialized counseling, youth enrichment). Fairfax County. www.stoneridgeschool.org www.hopkinsmedicine.org/suburban_hospital/ support. ways_to_give/ www.thcdc.org www.ucmagency.org www.thrivedc.org 9843 The National Hand Dance Association 8871 Street Sense 9675 Survivors and Advocates for Preserves and promotes the cultural and 9479 Turning the Page 8795 United Nation of Individuals Fighting Providing economic opportunities for people Empowerment, Inc. (DC SAFE) traditional art form of Hand Dance, the Official 9018 Thurgood Marshall College Fund Impossibilities experiencing homelessness in our community Dance of the District of Columbia. TTP engages DC public school parents to be through a newspaper that elevates voices and We ensure the safety and self-determination We provide scholarships capacity building and more active and effective participants in their To empower vulnerable individuals debate on poverty and injustice. for survivors of domestic violence in the programmatic support to students attending children’s education and links teachers with and to improve the quality of their life through Washington, DC area through emergency public Historic Black Colleges and Universities. additional resources for students. educational training programs in business, www.streetsense.org services, court advocacy and system reform. 9017 The People Who Care Project medicine, arts, and entertainment and www.thurgoodmarshallfund.org www.turningthepage.org volunteerism. www.dcsafe.org The mission of WYB is to help under served youth learn practical skills through hands on 8738 Stroke Comeback Center workshops and small group math focused instruction during out of school time. WYB 9861 TLC-The Treatment and Learning 1269 United Nations Association of the Affordable speech/language services and support fosters social responsibility and character Centers U National Capital Area for stroke and brain injury survivors after T building by encouraging civic engagement, medical insurance runs out; services provided in academic achievement, and work ethic. Improves lives and expands possibilities for 8726 U.S. VETS - DC UNA-NCA works to educate, mobilize and small groups using new technologies. 8885 Tahirih Justice Center Greater DC 2,000 individuals with special needs in the inspire Americans in the DC metropolitan area www.wiseyoungbuilders.org greater Washington DC area through diagnostic, U.S.VETS mission is the successful transition of to support strong US leadership in the United www.strokecomebackcenter.org Protecting courageous immigrant women and therapeutic, educational and employment military veterans and their families through Nations. children throughout Greater DC who refuse programs. the provision of housing, counseling, career violence by providing holistic, comprehensive development and comprehensive support. www.unanca.org legal services and advocacy in courts, Congress, 8384 Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts www.ttlc.org 9852 Student Support Center and communities. www.usvetsinc.org Serves 6,374 DC-metro residents annually: Our programs eliminate non-academic barriers www.tahirih.org/greater-dc/ dramatic arts training, award-winning 8200 United Negro College Fund, Inc. to student success by developing students’ productions; outreach to at-risk, terminally-ill, 9478 Training Source, Inc. resilience and social/self-management skills, and and incarcerated youth; seniors; and homeless 8500 United Black Fund, Inc. For more than 70 years, UNCF has raised more developing safe, supportive and positive schools. populations. Outstanding job training, youth programs than $4 billion to help more than 430,000 9015 The Advocacy Project and community services to assist low-income Our mission is to provide technical and students attend college and graduate from www.studentsupportcenter.org www.theatrelab.org youth and adults to become independent, self- operation support to community non-profits, college. We help community advocates around the world sufficient, and productive members of society. helping families, youth and individuals help to campaign against sexual violence, disability, themselves; encouraging community based www.uncf.org and discrimination. Help us to help them make a www.thetrainingsource.org problem solving and action. lasting difference. www.ubfinc.org www.advocacynet.org

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9881 United Planning Organization 8880 Urban Alliance 8423 Vietnamese Literary & Artistic Club 8471 Volunteers of America Chesapeake, Inc. 8436 Washington ArtWorks, Inc. 8987 Washington Episcopal School (VLAC) UPO and its diverse partnership network Empowers under-resourced youth to aspire, Volunteers of America Chesapeake is a faith- Provides mid-atlantic residents education, artistic Nursery through Grade 8, extended day and provides nationally accredited education, work, and succeed through paid internships, Preserving and promoting Vietnamese history based, non-profit organization whose mission is opportunities, studio space, and vocational summer programs. Emphasis on strong balanced workforce development, housing counseling formal training, and mentoring. and culture in the greater Washington DC inspire self-reliance, dignity and hope through education through workshops and a professional programs in a caring environment. Tuition and other programs to help families realize self area through education, organization and health and human services. photography program. Hosts charitable outreach assistance available based on financial need. sufficiency and stability. www.theurbanalliance.org participation in cultural events and community programs. activities. www.VOAchesapeake.org www.w-e-s.org/ www.upo.org www.washingtonartworks.com vnlac.org 9911 Us Helping Us, People Into Living, Inc. 8222 Washington Humane Society 8000 United Way of the National Specializes in HIV prevention for the African W 8645 Washington Bach Consort Capital Area Ameri9can Community, including: HIV 9888 Virginia KADPA Protects animals from cruelty and harm testing, STD screening; case management; 8707 Wakefield High School Education Committed to the study and performance of through sheltering, adoption, Humane Law United Way of the National Capital Area (United psychotherapy; treatment adherence; support Serves individuals with intellectual and Foundation, Inc. the complete vocal and instrumental works of Enforcement, spay and neuter, animal comfort Way NCA) promotes quality education, financial groups, workshops; and street outreach. developmental disabilities by assisting with local, Johann Sebastian Bach and his contemporaries. and care programs, Humane Education and legal stability and good health by mobilizing and state, and federal services/benefits. Provides Founded in 1986, the Foundation grants college advocacy. aligning the expertise, resources and resolve to www.uhupil.org information, application support, interpretation, scholarships to graduating seniors at Wakefield bachconsort.org implement a common agenda for change. advocacy, and financial support. High School in Arlington, VA. All the work is www.washhumane.org done by volunteers. www.unitedwaynca.org Vakadpa.org 9382 US KIDS, INC. wakefieldalumni.org 8621 Washington Ballet 9483 Washington Jesuit Academy We offer an inviting environment for children TWB brings the joy and artistry of dance to the 9688 Uniting Our Youth ages three months to five years. We value 8357 Virginia Regional Transit nation’s capital, provides the highest caliber Rigorous, tuition-free middle school (5th- the children and welcome diversity, embrace 8879 Washington Animal Rescue League of dance training, and engages the entire 8th grade) for boys from DC’s low-income Uniting Our Youth offers Neighborhood challenges and celebrate successes. Provides access to afforable transportation community. neighborhoods, includes three healthy meals Community Resource Centers to youth and through passenger service, transit system To honor and strengthen the human-animal daily, significant mentorship and alumni residents with alternatives to just “hanging www.uskidsdc.org management and other transit related services. bond by providing the best quality care for www.washingtonballet.org support. around”. UOY offers valuable life skills training homeless dogs and cats. and resources of empowerment to the residents www.vatransit.org/ www.wjacademy.org in a safe environment. www.warl.org 8202 USO of Metropolitan Washington- 8634 Washington Chorus, Inc. www.unitingouryouth.org Baltimore, Inc. 8706 Volunteer Fairfax Preserves and advances the art of choral singing 8472 Washington Legal Clinic for the We are dedicated to lifting the spirits of over 8708 Washington Area Bicyclist Association and shares the experience of the transforming Homeless 450,000 service members and their families in Bringing together families, neighbors, and power of choral music. 9481 Unity Economic Development DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. colleagues to improve the DC Metro Region. We Advocates for improved bicycling infrastructure Envisioning a just and inclusive community, Corporation strengthen nonprofits. We connect volunteers. throughout DC region, we promote bicycling www.thewashingtonchorus.org WLCH provides legal representation and www.usometro.org We support the causes important to you. as healthy and sustainable transportation, advocates for justice for people who struggle Financial literacy around affordable housing; and educate youth and adults in safe bicycling with homelessness and poverty in DC. credit and budget counseling, first-time www.volunteerfairfax.org practices. homebuyer education, foreclosure prevention 9873 Washington DC Police Foundation www.legalclinic.org and intervention, and Volunteer Income Tax www.waba.org Assistance (VITA). V Generates resources that support the youth 8470 Volunteer Prince William violence prevention strategies and unfunded www.unityedc.org 8892 Victory Housing, Inc. equipment needs of Chief Cathy Lanier and the 8427 Washington Literacy Center People helping people since 1981 through 8217 Washington Area Women’s Foundation MPD. We provide affordable housing and support partnerships with community agencies to Provides reading instructions to District adults services to low-income senior citizens and mobilize volunteers and resources to provide We mobilize our community to ensure that www.dcpolicefoundation.org reading below a fifth grade level so they can 7049 Uplift Foundation families in Washington, D.C. and suburban solutions to critical issues in the community. economically vulnerable women and girls in enter GED or job training programs. Maryland. the Washington region have the resources they A private, nonprofit organization dedicated www.volunteerprincewilliam.org need to thrive. www.dcreads.com mobilizing at-risk youth through educational www.victoryhousing.org 8125 Washington District of Columbia Jewish tutoring, leadership training, mentoring www.thewomensfoundation.org Community Center, Inc. programs, social and community service projects. Offering a wide array of social, cultural, http://uplift-foundation.org educational, community service programs that benefit children, young adults, families, seniors and people-in-need in Washington, DC.

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9689 Washington Math Science Technology 9915 Washington Yu Ying Public Charter 8004 Whitman-Walker Health 9866 Women’s Collective 8482 YWCA of the National Capital Area, Inc. Public Charter High School, Inc. School Y Highest quality, culturally competent community Leading community health and human service Dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering 9694 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington Provide a rigorous education, integrating Aims to foster excellence in our students health center serving Washington, DC area, for agency that provides prevention, care, and women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom mathematics and science instruction with intellectual, oral social emotional and physical all who come to our door with expertise in LGBT support services and advocates for the health and dignity for all. We are the regions leading nonprofit technology to enhance the development of development in a engaging, inquiry-driven, and HIV care. rights of girls and women. organization dedicated to strengthening analytical reasoning resulting in motivated, Chinese-English dual language immersion www.ywcanca.org communities through youth development, successful students. environment. www.whitman-walker.org www.womenscollective.org healthy living and social responsibility. wmstdc.org www.washingtonyuying.org www.ymcadc.org 9485 William Doar Jr Public Charter School 8991 Women’s Home, Inc. for the Performing Arts 8623 Washington Performing Arts 8345 Wendt Center for Loss and Healing Provides a safe and structured living 8542 YoKid We blend academics with world-class arts environment, offers substance abuse education Brings world-class performing artists and Provides counseling to children and adults instruction and commit to a creative, safe, emphasizing relapse prevention, follows a Provides onsite instruction in yoga to under- innovative arts education and community affected by grief and loss, life-threatening and honest environment to prepare the next 12-step framework as a model for recovery served kids & teens to help them achieve their outreach programming to schools, families, illness, violence or other trauma, and education generation of arts leaders. behaviors. full potential physically, academically, socially, adults, and senior citizens throughout the DC and training for service providers. and emotionally. area. www.wedjschool.us www.thewomenshome.com www.wendtcenter.org www.yokid.org www.washingtonperformingarts.org

8625 Wolf Trap Foundation for the 8216 Woodley House, Inc. 8989 Wesley Housing Development Performing Arts 8499 Young Playwrights’ Theatre 8671 Washington Revels, Inc. Corporation We offer a range of housing and support Presents more than 250 performances annually services for adults with mental illness as Provides free in-school and after-school Stages celebrations of traditional music, dance Develops, owns, and manages affordable at three venues and 2,000 education services for they work toward recovery and greater programming and professional performances and drama from different cultures and time housing communities and provides supportive children and teachers in schools and community independence in the community. throughout DC to teach students to express periods, creating community across cultural lines. programs and services for low and moderate- centers throughout the region. themselves clearly and creatively through the art income children, families, and individuals in www.woodleyhouse.org of playwriting. www.revelsdc.org Northern Virginia. www.wolftrap.org www.yptdc.org www.wesleyhousing.org 9693 Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company 8710 Washington School for Girls 8450 Women In Technology Education Foundation Develops, produces, and promotes new plays 8875 Youth Leadership Foundation, Inc. An independent catholic school for girls in 8555 West Harlem Environmental Action Inc. that explore the edges of theatrical style and grades 4-8 living in the Anacostia neighborhood (WE ACT) Uses education, mentoring, and role models to human experience. We help under served, at-risk youth in the DC of Washington, DC and at risk of leaving school create awareness and excitement to prepare area strengthen their academic abilities and prematurely. Washington DC’s proactive e environmental girls/young women to pursue successful www.woollymammoth.net teach them character formation to better their health watchdog, vigilantly identifying technology-related careers. community. www.washingtonschoolforgirls.org conditions that threaten resident’s environmental health and taking effective long- www.witef.org www.helpingkids.org/ term action to address and correct these issues. 8473 WUMCO Help, Inc.

8878 Washington Tennis & Education www.weact.org Provides help with medical expenses, rent, Foundation, Inc. 8053 Women’s Center utilities, other critical bills, food, medical 8686 Youth Orchestras of Prince William, Inc. transportation and holiday baskets to needy Improves the life prospects of DC youth from A regional safety net and resource center residents of Western Upper Montgomery YOPW promotes quality music education, lower income communities through academic, 8234 Western Fairfax Christian Ministries offering counseling, education, and victims’ County. provides a range of performance opportunities, athletic, and life skills activities that teach services to help women, men and families fosters musical awareness and appreciation, and discipline and improve academic performance. Provides basic emergency services such as food, overcome trauma, transitions and life’s www.wumcohelp.org produces cultural experiences for our region. rent, and utilities to low-income individuals and challenges. www.wtef.org families to prevent hunger and reduce the risk www.yopwva.org of homelessness. www.thewomenscenter.org

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United Way NCA Service Areas HOW WE DO WHAT WE DO Arlington We invest in organizations and programs that will create the most significant impact in the community. Montgomery We collaborate with the people and organizations from the national capital Loudoun HOW YOU CAN HELP WHAT WE STAND FOR area who bring the passion, expertise and resources necessary to solve local At United Way of the National Capital Area we United Way of the National Capital Area challenges and help to create a better work to help all members of our community to have Fairfax- Prince advances the common good by creating life for all. a better life. We focus on the building blocks of a Falls Church George’s opportunities for a better life for all in the good life — a quality education, financial stability for Washington, D.C. metropolitan region. individuals and families, and good health. United Way of the National Capital Area Prince serves eight areas within our region. We We convene the people and organizations necessary William have been serving the national capital to create solutions to our region’s most pressing District of Columbia area for more than 40 years. challenges. We collaborate with effective partners. We serve as a catalyst for community change. Alexandria When you contribute directly to United Way of the National Capital Area, you invest in solutions to local problems. Our goals include:

WHAT WE ARE TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH • Increasing success for middle school students to prepare them to transition to high school Education, financial stability and health are the LIVE UNITED performing at grade level. building blocks for a better quality of life. That is • Helping low income families achieve financial why United Way of the National Capital Area focuses stability, avoid homelessness and access on improving educational outcomes, helping individuals affordable housing. and families to become financially stable, and providing • Promoting health and wellness and providing for access to high quality health and wellness resources. basic needs throughout our community.

52 DC ONE FUND ”EACH ONE, GIVE ONE.” 53 About United Black Fund TheAbout United Black FundUnited works citywide Black to get rid Fundof weapons of destruction, and to change the thinking of people who use them. We workHELPING with PEOPLEdomestic HELP violence THEMSELVES activists to endcreate VIOLENCE safe havens and andELIMINATE to bring CONDITIONSservices into IN troubled OUR NEIGHBORHOODS homes and troubled THAT relationships. DEHUMANIZE We PEOPLE. work Wewith support the leaders HEALING of the ZONES: returning COMMUNITY citizens movement BASED recreation, to help those arts, health,who paid and their education debt to activities society afterschoolfind their placeand onas weekends.productive andOur 90 community based agenciespositive are partcitizens. of the community making life better for children, families and neighborhoods. We help agencies working in communities where poverty is intense, and in neighborhoodsubfinc.org where our kids too often live without responsible adult guidance and adult sponsored activities.

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