Building a Community that Works for Everyone: Community Foundation for Northern Virginia 2019 Report

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building a community that works for everyone Northern Virginia thrived in 2019. The economy was strong. Our K-12 schools systems excelled. Our institutions of higher education launched new, innovative approaches to workforce development. Our social and government sectors thoughtfully attended to local needs and interests.

While there is much to celebrate in such an environment, it is remarkable to consider that poverty, as a percentage of the total population, ticked up in Northern Virginia last year, and our region reflects the same downward trend in economic mobility as does the rest of the country.

If you are born into poverty, your chances of climbing out of it over the course of your life are not what they used to be, especially if your family lives in a high poverty, low opportunity neighborhood during your childhood.

The Community Foundation therefore spent the year growing opportunity for those who may not have it. We invested in programs that skill up the hard to employ segments of our workforce. We supported the region’s most critical nonprofits and their important work. We provided basic needs assistance for our neediest neighbors. We connected our amazing donors to local community.

Many people feel a deep connection to work that helps build a more resilient and welcoming community. Neighbors who give and neighbors who receive all have a home with us.

Kevin DeSanto Chair of the Board of Directors

Eileen Ellsworth President and CEO

ABOU T THE COM M U N ITY FOU ND ATION FOR N ORTHERN VIRGINIA The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia is a visionary funder that has directed millions of charitable dollars to people in need since 1978. Our mission is to grow philanthropy to respond to need, seed innovation and lead and convene the community.

OU R VA L U ES The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia is committed to building a community that works for everyone.

Our community is stronger when all people are respected, welcomed, and invited to share their assets and contributions in community building.

We work to bring about a more equitable and inclusive prosperity that marries our economic strength with the full breadth of our diverse community.

We are wholeheartedly devoted to our neediest neighbors and most vulnerable and marginalized populations, and work tirelessly to better meet their needs.

Now, more than ever, we see many opportunities for local action.

We do nothing alone at the Community Foundation. Please join us in grant making, dialogue, outreach and advocacy.

2018-2019 board of directors & staff Board of Directors Kevin P. DeSanto (Chair) KippsDeSanto & Co. Bernard Mustafa (Vice Chair) XTIVIA

TA BLE OF C ON T E N T S Building Impact......................... 2 Building Leadership................... 4 Building Nonprofit Capacity.......... 6 Community Investment Funds...... 7 Healthy Kids Grants.................12 Innovation Fund and Environment Fund...................13 Giving Circles & Other Grants.....14 Building Community..................16 Building Philanthropy: Donor Established Funds..............17 Building Opportunity: Scholarship Recipients................20 Building Support......................24

Harry Klaff JLL Melinda Merk McCandlish Lillard

Marc Wishkoff (Secretary) Chevy Chase Trust

Susan Nolan Richard Pineda CALIBRE

Cindy K. Andreotti The Andreotti Group, LLC John Chapel White Hall Capital, LLC

Brandon Elledge, Esq. Holland & Knight

Financials...............................29

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Ken Huntsman Cheryl Janey Morewood Partners, LLC

Dean Peterson (Treasurer) Andersen Tax

Adrian P. Chapman WGL Holdings, Inc., and Washington Gas

Anita Gupta KiwiTech

Donald Strehle Sterling Capital Management LLC Sylvia von Bostel Mitch Weintraub Cordia Partners George Wilson ECS Federal, Inc. John H. Wolff Bronfman Rothschild Wealth Advisors

Staff

Steve Reeder Access National Bank

Eileen Ellsworth President and CEO

Catherine Schott Murray Odin, Feldman & Pittleman, P.C.

Jill Bach Manager of Grants and Scholarships

Julie Simmons Human Capital Strategic Consulting

Kelly Blanks Chief Philanthropy Officer

Josh Stillman Capitol Financial Consultants

Josiah Day Director of Donor Relations

Cindy DiMarco Director of Finance Tara Nadel Vice President of Marketing and Events Megan Niewold Director of Development Jenee Padmore Director of Count the Region Sari Raskin Vice President of Grants and Community Leadership Moses Ulom Gifts and Grants Administrator Marcus Wilson Manager of Communications and Events

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building impact GROWING PHILANTHROPY

$72,458,387 asset base $20,274,190 contributions 1,021 contributors 220 donor funds RESPONDING TO NEED

grants

$5,401,320 in total grants and scholarships

$812,563 in grants from discretionary funds and giving circles

IMPACT BEYOND DOLLARS

grants from discretionary funds and giving circles: 99 grantees 192,271

Youth Development

174,127

Human Services

90,900

Health, Mental Health & Aging

84,343

Food Insecurity

72,422

Environmental Quality Protection, Beautification

69,500

Innovation

45,500

Workforce Development

36,500 26,000 20,000 1,000

Arts, Culture, and Humanities Military Personnel & Their Families Civil Rights, Social Action, Advocacy

Loudoun Fairfax

FAIRFAX CITY

FALLS CHURCH

Arlington

Alexandria Prince William

MANASSAS PARK

MANASSAS

Other

scholarships

$309,200 | 91 students

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Serving Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties, and the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Church, Manassas and Manassas Park.

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building leadership PER MANENT FU ND FOR NORTHERN VIRGINIA An Endowment to Shape the Region’s Future After a successful campaign raising more than $10 million in current and planned gifts for the Permanent Fund last year, the Community Foundation’s board of directors has committed to seeking another $10 million to ensure the Community Foundation’s ability to respond to need and seed innovation in the future. It will be a forever source of funding for future generations of Northern Virginians.

$14.3 M CURRENT VALUE

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C O UN T T HE R EG I ON

SHAPE O F T HE R EGIO N

IN N OVATION BREAKFA STS

A “get out the count” initiative for the 2020 Decennial Census at the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia

The Business Case for Economic Mobility March 7, 2019

Reviving the Dream: Designing Technology for Social Wellbeing Thursday, September 13, 2018

This year, we launched “Count the Region” to help get out the count for the 2020 Census in Northern Virginia, making sure everyone living in Northern Virginia is counted, counted once, and counted in the right place.

The importance of the 2020 Census cannot be overstated. For every Virginia who is not counted, the region loses $1,200 per year for 10 years, or $12,000 total, in federal assistance program allocations.

In March of 2019, the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia hosted the 2nd Annual Shape of the Region Conference in partnership with Northern Virginia Regional Commission, Northern Virginia Technology Council, and the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce.

The event served as a platform to discuss economic mobility, income inequality, and increased opportunity for our region.

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The Opportunity in Opportunity Zones Thursday, May 9, 2019 The Community Foundation’s Innovation Breakfast Series introduces new ideas to respond to the issues facing our region and explores the role that innovation and philanthropy can play in addressing them.

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building nonprofit capacity 2018- 2019 DISCRETION ARY GRAN T IM PA CT The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia awarded more than $5.4 million in grants and scholarships during our fiscal year that ended June 30, 2019, including $812,563 in grants from discretionary grant funds and from donor advised funds that the Community Foundation directly brokered to help respond to need and seed innovation in Northern Virginia.

Here is a comprehensive list of each grant that contributed to the total.

Grants from discretionary funds and giving circles to benefit our region:

$812,563 TOTAL AMOUNT GRANTED

The Center for Alexandria’s Children, Inc.

99 ORGANIZATIONS

C O MM UN I TY I N V E S TM E N T F UND GR ANT S The Community Investment Funds are the signature grant cycle managed by the Community Foundation in which funds are invested in organizations serving the Northern Virginia community in the areas of child and youth development, education, health, mental health, aging, military personnel and their families, and poverty relief.

Grants of more than $408,842 were issued to 41 local organizations and nonprofits in 2019.

Thank you to the 2018-2019 Community Investment Funds Grants Committee: Janice Adamshick, Gaston Araoz-Riveros, Karen Baer, Frank Blechman, Faith Boettger, Hank Brown, Allison Calabro, Brittany Campbell, Jinnie Chapel, Marie Colturi, Cleveland Dixon, Karen Duffy, Jesse Ellis, Jina Freiberg, Anita Gupta, Willy Hilarides, Vanessa Holloway, Ken Huntsman, Uma Kelekar, Christy Kenady, Craig Kendall, Kerri Kilbane, Dean Klein, Stacey Lambert, Latoya Marble, Ann Mazur, Linda Odorisio, Matt Paddock, Jenee Padmore, Steve Reeder, Teresa Rutledge, Catherine Schott Murray, Marian Stone, Suzanne Weiss, Donna Whitaker, Danielle Woodhouse Johnson, Juliana Zoto Efessiou

Child and Youth Development Fund Helps children and youth to thrive Arlington Arts Center**, $6,500 Serving Arlington County Funding supported two programs serving at-risk youth: an after-school art enrichment program at Carlin Springs Elementary, a Title 1 school, and a program for preschoolers, offered in conjunction with Bridges to Independence, a local non-profit serving homeless families.

Bowen McCauley Dance Center**, $10,000 Serving Arlington County Funding supported school dance programs serving diverse, low-income students in Northern Virginia and an annual MOVE ME Festival.

Communities in Schools of NOVA, $10,000 Serving Alexandria Funding supported academic improvement, family engagement, and career college readiness supports.

Fairfax County Park Foundation, $10,000 *** Funding made possible by Haymarket Fund *** Funding made possible by the Ross-Roberts Fund for the Arts *** Funding made possible by the Angus Slater Lamond Fund for Children and Youth ^ Funding made possible by the Huntsman Family Fund

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Serving Fairfax County Funding provided general support to FCPF to cover salaries for 8 staff counselors and directors for the PACT program.

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Child and Youth Development Fund (Continued) Girls on the Run of NOVA***, $10,000 Serving Fairfax County Funding supported program expansion and access to the GOTR program to girls along the Richmond Highway Corridor.

Higher Achievement***, $10,000 Serving Alexandria Funds supported Higher Achievement’s year-round out-of-school time program in Alexandria which supports academic achievement and social-emotional growth of students in grades 5 – 8.

Hispanics Against Child Abuse and Neglect***, $10,000 Serving Fairfax County Funds supported the implementation of the LEER+ program which supports literacy growth and makes sure families are thriving through establishing a relationship of trust and support.

Music for Life**, $10,000 Serving Fairfax County Funding helped provide music education programs to 60 low income students at Mount Vernon High School in Fairfax County during the 2019-2020 school year (20 students each in three programs.)

National Inventors Hall of Fame*, $10,000 Serving Prince William County This grant engaged 45 Prince William County underserved youth, grades K-6, in Camp Invention — a high-quality STEM enrichment program that builds critical thinking, self-confidence, entrepreneurship, collaboration, and other 21st century skills.

Northern Virginia Family Service***, $10,000 Serving Fairfax County Funding allowed NVFS to conduct twelve, weeklong School Specific Groups for at least 30 recently immigrated youth at Francis C. Middle School and West Potomac High School who needed support facilitating a healthy transition to their new community.

Rosie Riveters***, $7,788

INMED Partnerships for Children, $10,000

Serving Fairfax County

Serving Loudoun County

This grant supported a 6 week intensive Summer STEM program followed by a ten-month after-school program for 12-14 girls in 3rd-5th grade at the Gum Springs Community Center.

Funding supported INMED’s academically-focused afterschool program for at-risk children.

Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, Inc.*, $6,000 Serving Prince William County

The House*, $10,000

This grant enabled approximately 600 under-served elementary school students from Manassas City public schools to participate in the Virginia Outreach Education program.

Serving Prince William County

Liberty’s Promise, $10,000 Serving All of Northern Virginia The grant enabled 150 low-income, immigrant youth to learn about American civic life in Northern Virginia as well as acquire job skills and college-access training through their after-school programs of civic engagement.

Bowen McCauley Dance Center

This grant supported The House Student Leadership Center’s afterschool EmpowerMEnt® initiative through program support for 300 youth through leadership development, training, mentoring, and co-curricular elective opportunities.

The Josh Anderson Foundation***, $6,575 Serving Alexandria Funding supported the second-year operations of the Our Minds Matter after-school clubs at Mount Vernon, West Potomac and Edison High Schools.

BEACON for Adult Literacy

Education Fund Helps increase the number of children and adults who are prepared to enter a competitive workforce in the 21st century BEACON for Adult Literacy*, $10,000

Loudoun Literacy Council, $10,000 Serving Loudoun County This grant provided general support funding for programs and operations to promote literacy in Loudoun County.

Main Street Child Development Center, $10,000

Serving Manassas/Manassas Park

Serving Fairfax County

Funding provided general support for comprehensive programming to low-income adult immigrants striving for English language proficiency, employment, selfsufficiency, and family stability.

Funding supported Main Street’s preschool program, particularly to provide mental health, behavioral, and special needs services to students and provide teachers with the necessary resources and training to be successful.

Edu-Futuro (Educacion Para Nuestro Futuro), $10,000

OAR of Fairfax, $10,000

The Child and Family Network Centers***, $10,000

Serving Fairfax County

Serving All of Northern Virginia

Serving Alexandria

The grant supported the Emerging Leaders Program which enhances the leadership abilities of low-income youth from Latino and immigrant backgrounds.

Funding supported OAR’s Work Empowerment Program for criminal justice involved adults in Fairfax, Prince William, and Loudoun Counties.

Falls Church-McLean Children’s Center, $10,000

The Center for Alexandria’s Children, Inc.***, $10,000

Funding helped CFNC prepare 138 at-risk, fouryear old children and immigrant families to thrive in kindergarten; reduce language, health, socialemotional, and socioeconomic barriers to learning; and empower parents to advocate for their long-term success in school and in life.

Serving Fairfax County

Serving Alexandria

This grant provided an effective, early education program for young children to overcome the skills gap that results from growing up in poverty, from having parents with limited English skills, or from developmental delays that are interfering with their ability to learn.

Funding supported Learn & PlayGroups™ which are designed for vulnerable, isolated families of children 0-5 who lack access to quality, affordable early childhood and parenting programs.

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The Literacy Lab***, $4,637 Serving Alexandria This grant helped The Literacy Lab create a literacy safety net that ensures disadvantaged English Language Learners in grades K-3 in Alexandria have access to the reading support they need.

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Health, Mental Health and Aging Fund Supports programs that serve Northern Virginia’s elderly populations, particularly those who are low income or vulnerable PRS, Inc., $19,925 Serving Fairfax County This grant provided funding to PRS CrisisLink CareRing, through which phone calls are provided to clients for social support while also assessing risk for depression, suicide and cognitive decline through scheduled contacts either daily or several times throughout the week.

Rebuilding Together Arlington/Fairfax/Falls Church, Inc., $19,925 Serving Fairfax County This grant supported the Rebuilding Together Express (RT Express) program to help more low-income homeowners age in place safely and comfortably by providing small teams of 4-5 skilled volunteers to complete half-day projects throughout the year to deliver targeted repairs.

Military Personnel & Their Families Fund Supports the needs of military personnel and their families Easter Seals Greater Washington-Baltimore Region, $13,000 Serving All of Northern Virginia Funding supported the Easterseals Veteran Staffing Network: Securing Fulfilling Careers for Veterans and Military Spouses.

Melwood Horticultural Training Center, Inc., $13,000 Serving All of Northern Virginia This grant provided funding for Melwood’s Vets Ready2Work Program. The program provides workforce development and vocational support services for veterans in Northern Virginia in need of employment.

Right: Rosie Riveters Below: Doorways for Women and Families

Poverty Relief Fund Supports programs that provide assistance to people affected by poverty, including food, shelter, eviction/ foreclosure prevention and other emergency assistance Arlington Thrive, $5,047 Serving Arlington County The grant supported the Daily Emergency Financial Assistance Program. All funds will be used to provide same-day emergency assistance to prevent eviction, homelessness, and other catastrophes for an additional 60 Arlington County households who are facing a shortterm crisis.

Britepaths, $10,000

Friends of Guest House, Inc., $10,000

Project Mend-a-House*, $10,000

Serving All of Northern Virginia

Serving Prince William County

This grant supported general operating funds to support prison-to-community reentry services tailored to women’s unique needs.

Funding supported continued home repair services to the vulnerable population living in Prince William County and Greater Manassas areas. Repair services will include accessibility, modification, plumbing, electrical & other home repair need.

Friends of Loudoun Mental Health, $10,000 Serving Loudoun County Funding supported Loudoun County residents who have a serious mental illness with housing subsidies to provide safe, stable and affordable housing.

Habitat for Humanity Prince William County*, $10,000

Rebuilding Together Alexandria, $10,000 Serving Alexandria Funds helped provide assistance to people affected by poverty through support of the Alexandria-based Safe and Healthy Homes program.

Serving Manassas/Manassas Park

Tahirih Justice Center, $10,000

Funding supported the Neighborhood Revitalization program in the East End Mobile Home Park in the City of Manassas.

Serving All of Northern Virginia

Serving Fairfax County

Mobile Hope, $10,000

Funding supported Britepaths’ Financial Assistance Program which provides emergency rent, utility, pharmaceutical, and car repair assistance to low and middle-income clients.

Serving Loudoun County This grant supported the emergency lodging needs of our Homeless Youth Emergency Support program.

Doorways for Women and Families, $10,000

Offender Aid and Restoration of Arlington, Inc., $10,000

Serving Arlington County

Serving All of Northern Virginia

This grant supported families experiencing homelessness through emergency shelter and comprehensive support services at the Family Home in Arlington.

The grant provided housing assistance to individuals who are returning home to Arlington County and the Cities of Alexandria and Falls Church after incarceration.

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Funding supported programs that protect immigrant women and girls in Northern Virginia who are fleeing gender-based violence.

Other Community Investment Fund Grants FACETS^, $6,445 Serving Fairfax County This annual grant is made possible by the Huntsman Endowment Fund and supports FACETS’ operating budget to help parents, their children and individuals who suffer the effects of poverty in Fairfax County.

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HEA LT HY KI D S G R A N TS Supports efforts made by public schools in Northern Virginia to improve activity level and nutrition throughout the region in collaboration with the Chin Family Charitable Fund and the J.O.Y. Charitable Fund Thank you to the 2018-2019 Healthy Kids Grants Committee: Jesse Ellis, Joan Kasprowicz, Amy Kay and Susan Nolan

Lynbrook Elementary School – Food Day, $2,000 Fairfax County Funding supported Food Day to build awareness of and inclination for healthy choices and to increase knowledge and change attitudes about foods and exercise among preschool and elementary school students.

Arlington Career Center - Kick Asana: Teen Yoga and Mindfulness, $2,000

Coles Elementary – WOW (Work Out Weekly) Club, $2,000

Arlington County

Prince William County

This project increased physical activity for high school students with vigorous yoga, assessed effectiveness of mindfulness practices on stress, and created videos with the TV Production and Culinary Arts programs to teach middle school students healthy exercise, eating and mindfulness habits.

This project increased physical activity for 147 fourth and fifth grade students through daily core strengthening and cardiovascular exercises before students went to their homeroom classes, using an existing outdoor fitness trail as well as weights and resistance bands.

This project brought yoga and mindfulness to students with special needs. Some of these students expanded upon the skills they learned in year one (also funded by a Healthy Kids grant) and all students gained skills to regulate their emotions and improve academic performance.

Bailey’s Primary Elementary School – Bailey’s Biking for Fitness, $2,000

Falls Church High School – Wobble Work, $2,000

Fairfax County

City of Falls Church

Saratoga Elementary School – Stallions (Re) Energized for Excellence, $950

Funding supported a school-based bicycle skills, safety, and fitness program through PE class, teaching students to learn how to ride a bike, stay safe while riding, and learn how to use bicycle riding as a means to stay fit and healthy for a lifetime.

Funding provided wobble chairs for stations for students and teachers to promote better posture and building core muscles.

Centreville Elementary School – Healthy Cooking from the Garden to the Table, $1,440

Loudoun County

Fairfax County This program supported healthy eating in the homes of approximately 500 students, grades K-6, by offering an after school cooking class for families & students.

Children selected ingredients from the school gardens to create meals that they could eat.

Goshen Post Elementary School – Jogging and Walking Superstars (JAWS), $1,855 This project increased activity levels of about 250-300 students grades K-5 by offering a morning running club twice a week before school for twenty minutes.

Laurel Ridge Elementary School – Keepin’ it Kinesthetic, $2,000 Fairfax County This project built upon the success of the Pedaling for Progress Healthy Kids grant from last year by allowing students to be active while learning.

Marshall Road Elementary School – Yoga for Students with Special Needs, $2,000 Fairfax County

Fairfax County This project increased physical activity among 200300 2nd through 6th grade students by continuing a before school walking/jogging club that was initially funded by a Healthy Kids grant in 2017. The club allows students to walk/jog prior to entering the classroom, which helps increase mental alertness and readiness for the school day.

Westfield High School – Girls’ Only Fitness Class (GOFC) at Westfield HS (WHS), $2,000 Fairfax County Funding supported the GOFC, an elective class offered to females only at WHS who are non-athletes, not in PE class and want to learn what healthy eating and good nutrition is, how to reduce their stress, what activities they can do for the rest of their lives to stay fit, how to defend themselves and stay safe from harm.

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EN VIRONM ENT FU N D

A source of venture philanthropy that invests in inventiveness, creativity and new design.

Protects, restores and improves the natural environment for Northern Virginia, thereby enhancing the health and quality of life of its citizens and the economy of the region.

PHILLIPS Programs for Children and Families, $25,000 Serving all of Northern Virginia Funding helped PHILLIPS explore a social enterprise worker cooperative initiative, an urban indoor vertical farm that grows fresh produce based on a current vertical farm operation at one of its school programs.

Nova Labs+, $7,000 Serving all of Northern Virginia This grant promoted and spurred innovation and creativity for the 5,000+ attendees at the annual Nova Maker Faire held at George Mason University’s Fairfax campus in March 2019. + Denotes grant made at the Community Foundation’s Recommendation from the Just Plain Science Fund

Piedmont Environmental Council, $30,000 Serving Fairfax County The grant enabled the Coalition for Smarter Growth to hire a full-time policy advocate and organizer to collaboratively advocate for the integrated smart growth solutions that address transportation, land use, climate change, air and water pollution, and human health.

NoVA Outside^^, $10,000 Serving all of Northern Virginia The grant supported the Student Environmental Action Showcase at George Mason University, bringing students together to amplify the youth voice in environmental problem-solving.

Thank you to the 2018-2019 Environment Fund Grants Committee: Celeste Land, Joan Kasprowicz, Elaine Tholen, Susan Nolan

PHILLIPS Programs for Children and Families

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^^ Denotes grant made at the Community Foundation’s recommendation from the J.O.Y. Charitable Fund

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ROS S -RO B E RTS F U N D F OR T HE A RT S Celebrate, promote, and support the arts in Northern Virginia.

1st Stage, $10,000 Serving Fairfax County This capacity-building grant supported the work of the Director of Engagement as part of the organization’s strategic plan to strengthen development and education initiatives.

Thank you to the 2018-2019 Ross-Roberts Fund for the Arts Grants Committee: Lisa Mariam, Elizabeth Murphy, Stephen Roberts

T HE A N GUS S L ATER LAMO N D F UN D F OR C HI LD RE N A N D Y OU TH Promotes the development and education of economically disadvantaged children and youth aged 18 years of age and younger in the City of Alexandria and in Fairfax County south and west of the City of Alexandria with a current preference towards the Route 1 corridor.

United Community Ministries, $12,500 Serving Fairfax County Funding supported the organization’s after-school and summer program along the Route 1 corridor that serves economically disadvantaged youth.

The Campagna Center, $12,500 Serving Alexandria Funding supported Building Better Futures (BBF), a program that helps at-risk secondary level public school students in Alexandria succeed in school and become college and career ready.

Thank you to the 2018-2019 Lamond Fund Grants Committee: Bernard Mustafa, Susan Nolan, Steve Reeder, Don Strehle, Marc Wishkoff

B USINESS W O MEN’ S GIVING C IR C LE ReSET, $12,500 Space of Her Own, Inc. (SOHO), $10,000 TrailsForYouth.org, $15,000 Wesley Housing Development Corporation, $15,000

GIVING C IR C LE O F HO PE All Ages Read Together, $7,000 Baileys Crossroads Health Access Partnership $7,000 Fairfax Court Appointed Special Advocates, $7,000 The Fenwick Foundation, $7,000 Girls on the Run of NOVA, $1,026 Just Neighbors, $3,078 Literacy Volunteers of America – Prince William, $7,000 Rosie Riveters, $1,500 SafeSpot Children’s Advocacy Center of Fairfax County, $7,000 She Rocks the World, $1,500 Stroke Comeback Center, $7,000 Together We Bake, $7,000 Women Giving Back, $1,026 TrailsForYouth.org

LO UD O UN I M PA CT F U N D* A Farm Less Ordinary, $10,000

INMED Partnerships for Children, $8,000

A Place To Be, $10,000

Loudoun Abused Women’s Shelter, $8,500

All Ages Read Together, $5,000

Loudoun Habitat for Humanity, $5,000

Children’ Science Center, $5,000

Loudoun Hunger Relief, $10,000

Crossroads Jobs, $5,000

Loudoun Literacy Council, $7,500

ECHO, $8,500

Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers, $10,000

Fenwick Foundation, $7,500

StoryBook Treasures, $5,000

Ryan Bartel Foundation, $10,000

Windy Hill Foundation, $10,000

* The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia made a grant to the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Fauquier Counties for $30,476. The total above reflects combined funding from both organizations.

Capital Area Food Bank Emergency Relief Pop-up Market

A D D ITIONAL GRA N TS Community Foundation Opportunity Network, $1,000 Capital Area Food Bank (Family Market), $25,398 Capital Area Food Bank (Emergency Relief – Federal Government Shutdown), $45,500 INOVA Kellar Center, $20,000 Junior Achievement, $15,000 Life with Cancer, $50 Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority, $22,422 2018 Loudoun Impact Fund Grantees

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building leadership

PAST RECIP IEN TS 2017 2016 2015

Mark and Brenda Moore J. Knox Singleton Jim Wordsworth

2014 Richard Duvall and Holland & Knight LL P 2013 J. Hamilton Lambert 2012 BB&T 2011 Washington Gas 2010 Booz Allen Hamilton 2009 Sudhakar & Suresh Shenoy

building community 2018 C O MM U N I TY L E A DER S H IP AWAR D The Community Foundation’s Community Leadership Award is presented annually for outstanding community service and dedication to improving the quality of life for all Northern Virginians. In 2018, the award went to Ellen and Jim Dyke.

Jim previously served as Virginia’s Secretary of Education under former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder and as domestic policy advisor to former Vice President Walter Mondale. He is currently a Senior Advisor with McGuireWoods Consulting LLC and is a well-known leader in the business, education and government arenas, both regionally and state wide. He serves on the State Go Virginia Board and chairs the K-12 Committee of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce.

Ellen previously served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Peirce Warwick Adoption Agency, Chair of the District of Columbia Law Revision Commission and Vice Chair of the Virginia Commission on the Humanities. She was a practicing attorney for over 30 years until her retirement from the Venable law firm.

She is the chair of the Northern Virginia Community College Educational Foundation Board of Directors and is the author of Adam and Steve, a novel of legal intrigue that explores the subjects of marriage equality and intolerance.

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Donna Morea F. Kevin Reynolds

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Alan & Sally Merten Gary McCollum Hon. Frank Wolf Hon. Thomas M. Davis, III Michael G. Anzillotti Ralph W. Shrader Michael A. Daniels Mark Warner & Lisa Collis Phil & Marge Odeen Thomas E. Waldrop Charles “Chuck” Vance Edward H. Bersoff Daniel M. Ross Community Care Awards Dan R. Bannister Sidney O. Dewberry Joe Gibbs Joanne F. & George W. Johnson Milton L. Drewer, Jr. Virginia E. & John T. Hazel James T. Lewis John M. Toups Earle C. Williams Charles G. Gulledge

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building philanthropy 2018- 2019 DO NO R ESTAB LISHE D FU N D S The Community Foundation holds 220 Funds that support the philanthropy of the donors who establish them.

Grants to nonprofit organizations in this region, throughout the United States, and even abroad are awarded from their funds at the donors’ recommendations. Donors have also helped establish permanent community endowments from which the

Community Foundation awards grants to support the most critical needs of the region and to seed innovative solutions now and for future generations.

Following is a comprehensive list of all funds held at the Community Foundation.

“ When my wife passed away in 2013, I felt a compulsion to do something to help others in a way that would honor her. We (Rachel’s mother and I) opened The Rachel Harrell Memorial Fund to benefit single mothers and their children, victims of domestic violence, abused and neglected children, child and youth development, children’s health, and other causes that help improve the lives of women and children. These were the causes that Rachel would have been (and was) particularly concerned about.

In part, this is because she was a single mother herself and faced difficult times when her children were young. After her passing, we wanted to extend Rachel’s reach and give her the credit. Also, having a named fund helped spur giving from those who knew and loved her.

I have enjoyed working with the Community Foundation staff. The Community Foundation’s donor advised funds offer a superior flexibility to giving, and the fund’s abilities to connect in a unique and personal way with the local community make them all the more special.”

– Rod Harrell, Donor Advisor, Rachel Harrell Memorial Fund

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2018 -2 0 1 9 DON OR ES TA BL I S HED F UNDS Donor Advised Funds 1,000 Aspirations Fund ABLE Fund Adler Family Fund Alan M. and Nathalie P. Voorhees Fund Alicia E. Pfund Fund Appleby Fund Atholton Donor Advised Gift Fund Babbitt Charitable Fund Basha Family Fund Bob and Connie Harding Charitable Fund Brown Family Charitable Fund The Burmester Family Endowment for People with Developmental Disabilities Caimi-Markis Family Fund Carolyn Reid Kohn and James Christopher Kohn Charitable Fund Catherine and J. Hamilton Lambert Fund for Northern Virginia Chapel Family Foundation Fund Chin Family Charitable Fund Chris Chester Charitable Fund Christine and David Etue Charitable Fund Claude Moore Charitable Foundation Fund

COATH Fund Dan R. Bannister Short-Term Advised Fund Deborah Traficante Charitable Fund Delman Family Charitable Fund Denkler Family Charitable Fund DeSanto Family Charitable Fund Dewberry Family Charitable Fund Edward Kussy Charitable Fund Ellen S. Flanagan Memorial Fund Eloise T. Nishida Philanthropy Fund End Cancer Fund Farnum Family Charitable Fund Franks Family Fund Gail and Robert Shor Advised Fund Glass-Royal Charitable Fund Gorrell Family Charitable Fund Gregory M. Denkler Memorial Fund Griffin Owens Foundation Fund The Grymes Fund H. M. Ball Jr. Family Endowment Fund Hanlon Family Fund Hannah Wilklow Fund

Hanson Donor Advised Fund Harriet Hulings ESL Advised Fund Haspel Family Fund Haymarket Charitable Fund Hazel’s Fund Healy Charitable Fund Henry-Phillips Family Fund Hoernig Family Fund Hunt Family Fund Intrepid Fund Irene and Annie Rose Fund The J. Watkins Endowment for the Arts and Education Fund J.O.Y. Charitable Fund The Jakel Fund James I. Chatman Advised Fund Jay O’Connor Fund for Youth Soccer Jean and Bruce Wyman Fund Jean-Paul and Lisa Martin Family Fund Jeffrey Virostek Fund The Jessica Leigh Siwek Memorial Fund Jill and Brian Corrigan Charitable Fund John and Nina Toups Charitable Fund The JOY Fund Just Plain Science Fund

Katherine and Jeffery Barnett Charitable Fund Kathleen Haley Hannan Memorial Fund Kendrick Family Charitable Fund Kipps Family Charitable Fund Learning Tree Farms Adventures In Learning Fund Lighthouse Fund Mahrer Family Fund Malia’s Hope Fund Mangum Family Fund Mark C. Wilson Memorial Fund Mary Karen Read Memorial Endowment Fund McNair Family Charitable Fund Michael D. and Linda K. Hurm Charitable Fund Michael S. Rusciolelli Memorial Endowment Fund Milton J. and G. Ronald Herd Charitable Fund Milton Thiel Family Fund Mosher Family Fund Motivated for Mav SCN8A Epilepsy Fund MOTSTA Fund Mustafa Family Charitable Fund Neena and Suresh Shenoy Family Fund

Nolan Family Charitable Fund Northern Passages Fund Nova Fund Novelli Apol Charitable Fund The Orchard Fund Prasad Family Foundation Pringle Family Charitable Fund The PSG Fund Rachel Harrell Memorial Fund The Rebecca A. & J. Gregory Crowne Endowment Fund The Reynolds Family Charitable Fund Riddell and Vitale Family Charitable Fund Robert and Teresa Brown Fund Robert Welsh Children’s Fund Roberts Family Foundation Fund The Rosa and Art McGonigal Fund Rosewood Fund Roux Family Fund Safeer Blaustein Hargrove Endowment Fund Schweitzer Family Charitable Fund Shy and Jean Greenspan Fund Stevens Family Charitable Fund

Stewart Family Charitable Fund Stillman Family Charitable Fund Sue Goetz Ross and Stephen S. Roberts Music Fund Susan Moore Stuntz Charitable Fund The Sydalco Charitable Fund Tena’s Light Fund Thomas G. Jewell Fund The Tovey Weiss Family Fund Travis and Beth Good Family Charitible Fund Travis and Kathy Brown Fund United Bank Community Fund The Warner Family Charitable Advised Fund The Washington Group Special Care Foundation Fund Waters Family Charitable Fund William S. Cohen & Janet Langhart Cohen Charitable Fund Wilson Family Charitable Fund XMS Donor Advised Fund Yellow Rose Fund Young Family Charitable Fund Zachary Heuple Memorial Foundation Fund

Committee Advised Funds The Angels Network Fund Bruins in Action Fund Making a Difference/ Kathy Hwang Memorial Fund NVAR Cares Fund Latino Engagement and Achievement Fund

Designated Funds The 1863 Fund Alfred T. Souder Fund Break the Cycle Designated Fund Carducci Educational Endowment Fund Celebrate Fairfax Education Fund Diving With Heroes Elaine Avington Griffin Unsung Educators Designated Fund Gulledge Fund Jack E. Aalseth Fund Jane Ann Gunter Designated Fund The Janice Lynn Delaval Designated Fund for Animal Welfare

Jody Steenland Memorial Scholarship Fund John Karickhoff, M.D. Charitable Fund Leslie Prokop Memorial Fund Nicholas C. Kirven Freedom is Not Free Fund NOVA Parks Endowment for Temple Hall Farm Regional Park NOVA Parks Fund The Reston Chorale Endowment Fund

Field of Interest Funds Child & Youth Development Education Health, Mental Health & Aging Healthy Kids Military Personnel & Their Families Our Children Fund Poverty Relief

Fiscal Sponsorships Fairfax County Computer Clubhouse Fiscal Sponsorship

NOVA Parks Outdoor Kids Fund Plant NOVA Natives Fund

Giving Circle Funds Business Women’s Giving Circle Giving Circle of HOPE Loudoun Impact Fund

Funds that Comprise the Permanent Fund Abrahams Fund for Children and Youth Angus Slater Lamond Fund for Children and Youth Community Foundation for Northern Virginia Operating Endowment DeSanto Family Legacy Fund Elledge Family Fund Ellsworth Weil Family Fund for Northern Virginia Emergency Relief Fund Education Fund Endowment Military Personnel and Their Families Fund Endowment Environment Fund

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The Gilbert Family Fund for Northern Virginia Huntsman Family Fund Innovation Fund The Janey Calhoun Family Legacy Fund John and Patti Sinnen Charitable Legacy Fund Linda Grabel Fund for Women’s Health for Montgomery County, Maryland Melinda Merk Fund for Animal Welfare Mustafa Family Legacy Fund Nancy Eberhardt Fund for Innovative Social Solutions Northern Virginia Children’s Fund The Permanent Fund for Northern Virginia Reeder Family Fund The Ross-Roberts Fund for the Arts Schott/Murray Family Fund for Northern Virginia von Bostel Family Charitable Fund William A. & Helen C. Steinacker Fund Wolff Family Legacy Fund

Scholarship Funds Alex Thomas Effort Award Fund AMS Opportunity Scholarship Fund The Anna M. Davison Scholarship & Kathryn Louise Davison Scholarship Fund Ashworth Grogan Scholarship Fund Booz Allen Hamilton Vision Scholarship Fund Cameron and Virginia Dye Scholarship Fund Celebrate Cherie Scholarship Fund Charles Homer Barton Scholarship Fund Elizabeth Koury Scholarship Fund Grace Brettle Memorial Fund The Intermarkets-Lucido Journalism Scholarship Fund The Jackie Fassinger Rossell Scholarship Jacob Wilens-David Chu Memorial Scholarship Fund

John Borden Memorial Scholarship Fund John Franklin Hiller Memorial Fund Kelly E. Baker Memorial Scholarship Fund Leslie V. Forte Scholarship Fund Louise Lightner Jamison Teacher Scholarship Fund Michell Merhige Scholarship Fund Reema J. Samaha MemorialScholarship Fund Reston Scholarship Fund Robert Spencer Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund Rose Koury Scholarship Fund Vance International, Inc. Scholarship Fund William “Bill” Purdy III STEM Scholarship Fund William J. Foreman Memorial Scholarship Fund Woody Marshall Memorial Scholarship Fund Yuthud Oberdick Scholarship Fund

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building opportunity 2018- 2019 SCHOL A RSHIP RECIP IEN TS The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia manages twelve scholarships and administers the funds for fifteen other scholarships that support Northern Virginia students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees.

“ The Rose Koury Scholarship allows me to attend my dream school and continues to allow me to learn from some of the best and most informed teacher education professors in America. Without this scholarship, my education at Miami University (in Oxford, Ohio), would not be possible due to high out-of-state tuition costs. Every day I have the privilege to learn about what I want to do, in my favorite place on earth, and the Rose Koury Scholarship is to thank for that. I am majoring in Early Childhood Education, with hopes to come back to Northern Virginia and begin work as an Elementary School teacher. In that position, I hope to help mold my future students into young leaders, academics, and change-makers.”

– Erin Poplin

$305,074

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NUMBER OF STUDENTS AWARDED

Alex Thomas Effort Award

Booz Allen Hamilton Vision Scholarship*

Cameron and Virginia Dye Scholarship*

Supports a Junior or Senior at James Madison High School and member of the Swim and Dive team.

The Selection Committee seeks candidates that demonstrate dedication and a positive attitude and who is also a good mentor to younger students.

Supports five scholarships per year for four years for legal dependents of Booz Allen Hamilton employees.

Awards are based on demonstrated superior academic achievement, character, and citizenship activities.

Supports graduating seniors from Arlington County Public Schools. Awards are based on community or school activities/service, academic achievement and financial need.

Thank you to the Booz Allen Hamilton Vision Scholarship Committee: Carolyn Bowman, Gary Cubbage, Jane Dealy, Irene Dorr, Natalie Lorenz, Vickie Witkin

Thank you to the Dye Scholarship Committee: Bernice Colyandro, Linda Grove and Sarah Snyder

Anna Miller............................ University of Virginia

Anna M. Davison Scholarship Supports graduating seniors of New Franklin High School in New Franklin, MO, who plan to pursue a degree in nursing.

Grace Hundley...............Central Methodist University

Ashworth Grogan Scholarship* Supports high school seniors residing in Northern Virginia and college students at the Northern Virginia Community College advancing their education through the pursuit of an advanced certification or degree in the fields of education and health.

The 2018 Ashworth Grogan Scholarship Committee was convened by the Northern Virginia Community College.

Alexandra Clark..........................................NVCC Jessica Ferreira..........................................NVCC

Shivam Bhatt+...............................Harvard College ishop+........................... Indiana University Lauren B Nate Buchanan........................... Haverford College Kathleen Cannon............................ Duke University Michelle Chen+.......................... Dartmouth College Joyce Duan+.................................. Yale University Conrad Gehrki+......... The College of William and Mary Angelica Griggs-Demmin+........ Georgetown University Mark Joseph................. Loyola Marymount University Jahnavi Muralidharan+.............. University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Hudson Pearce+........ United States Air Force Academy Jonas Ravich.................................... Johns Hopkin Megan Rossano+......................... Wingate University Tonima S aleh+................................ Rice University Divya Shan+........................... University of Virginia Shreya Shaw+....................The Ohio State University Sarah Strong+......................... University of Virginia Jasmine Summers-Evans............................... UCLA Kevin Zhang+.......................... Princeton University Lucy Zheng+................................. Duke University

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An-Ya Olson............................ Princeton Unviersity Essi Wunderman.........................Middlebery College

Celebrate Cherie Scholarship Supports a Northern Virginia resident pursuing a postgraduate degree in physical therapy.

Katrina Chu........................... Marymount University

Charles Homer Barton Memorial Scholarship* Supports children of police officers in Fairfax and Loudoun Counties. Five scholarships are awarded each year.

Thank you to the Barton Scholarship Committee: Chantel Cochrane, Christopher Edmunds, John Isom, Jim Redfield and Lance Schaible Samantha Culin................................. Virginia Tech Jessica Cummings.................... University of Virginia Catherine Deane........ Christopher Newport University Joshua Hernandez................ West Virginia University Shea Mangan....................................... Ohio State

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2018 -2 0 1 9 SCH OL A R S H I P R E C IPIENT S Elizabeth Koury Scholarship* Supports a graduating high school senior who lives in Northern Virginia, demonstrates academic excellence, financial need and plans to pursue a career in medicine.

Thank you to Elizabeth Koury Scholarship Committee: Darlene Almanza, Lilian deJonge, D. Dennis Faludi and Sam Pappas Madihah Alam+.......Virginia Commonwealth University Emnet Atlabachew+.............Johns Hopkins University Jaspreet Kaur.........Virginia Commonwelath University Suferah Khan+.................... George Mason University Vivek Khatri........................... University of Virginia James Ma+........................... Georgetown University Inveer Nijjar+......... The George Washington University Kayla Stannard+...................... University of Virginia

John Franklin Hiller Memorial Scholarship Supports seniors at West Springfield High School who have demonstrated interest, skill and promise in the writing of poetry.

Sarah Woodring.......... Christopher Newport University

Kelly Elizabeth Baker Memorial Scholarship Supports a graduating senior from Middleburg Academy and a member of St. Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church/ Knights of Columbus, Council 8600. Winners are selected based on artistic, scholastic and spiritual development during the student’s senior year.

Benjamin Scott.......................... St. Vincent College

Louise Lightner Jamison Scholarship* Supports high school seniors residing in Prince William County who plan to pursue an undergraduate degree in the field of education.

Thank you to the Lightner Jamison Scholarship Committee: Amy Kay and Tanya La Force Emily Johnson ................... George Mason University Grace Nicolai...............University of Mary Washington

Michell Merhige Scholarship Scholarship supports a graduating senior attending a Fairfax County public school who is succeeding in the face of adversity.

Fariha R ahman............................. Drexel University

Kathryn Louise Davison Scholarship Supports a graduating senior from Mansfield High School in Mansfield, MA, who plans to major in English/ communications or teaching.

Ntombenhle Ndebele.......Bridgewater State University

Reema J. Samaha Memorial Scholarship Supports graduating seniors from Westfield High School in Chantilly or Herndon High School who will be attending a Virginia state university.

Prishay Johri..............................................NVCC Iksha Kaur Rohatai................... University of Virginia Lauren Knabe....................James Madison University Kristine Lowkis................... George Mason University Linda Lily Mamoud............................. Virginia Tech Amy Nhumai Tran.................... University of Virginia Diana Witt ........................James Madison University

Reston Scholarship Fund Supports graduating seniors from South Lakes High School in Reston with demonstrated financial need who will be attending accredited two- or four-year degree programs.

Sofia Abdala+..................... George Mason University Daniel Ennis+...................... University of Minnesota Diseye-Ken Fiobotel.....................................NVCC Alberto Luis Garate Zevallos ..........................NVCC Omer Gorashi+..............................................UVA Sohale Hessavi............................................NVCC Abdi Hobor................................................NVCC Emily Huaroco............................................NVCC Carla Jovel................................................NVCC Amna Kayani+........Virginia Commonwealth University Dounia Lazreq+....... The George Washington University Alexis Lemus..............................................NVCC Abita Mahadi..............................................NVCC Ana Martinez+........Virginia Commonwealth University Emmeline Mejia+...................... Bridgewater College Joelle Nkwantchoa Toundji+........ Christopher Newport University Razan Salih+.................................... Virginia Tech Rabiya Sharieff+........................New York University Hamdi Feisal Sharif......................................NVCC Aditya Sorot+......................... University of Virginia Hebron Wakjira...........................................NVCC Emma Yang+................ George Washington University

Robert Spencer Smith Memorial Scholarship Supports students at Patriot District High School who have Special Needs (as documented in an IEP), and preferably those who are pursuing higher education and a career in technology.

Dylan Bradshaw..........................................NVCC

Rose Koury Scholarship*

Wilens-Chu Memorial Scholarship

Woody Marshall Memorial Scholarship

Supports a graduating high school senior who lives in Northern Virginia, demonstrates academic excellence, financial need and plans to pursue a career in education.

Supports residents of the Bradley Farms Community in Oak Hill, VA who demonstrate the spirit of volunteerism and community spirit.

Supports graduating seniors at Brentsville District High School to continue their education and honor, through poetry, someone who deeply impacted their lives.

Eoin Mason.................................................NVCC Chiara O’neil............................... Drexel University Katie Ragone...............University of Mary Washington

Taylor Covington............................... Virginia Tech

Thank you to the Rose Koury Scholarship Committee: Patricia Fege, Catherine Godley, Rebecca Michelle and Ali Wells Anna Adere+.....................................Virginia Tech Samantha Callejas+..... Christopher Newport University Isabel Craun............................... Liberty University Janine Lorenzo+................James Madison University Eric Nelson+........................ Coppin State University Pateley N ichols+.......................... Westmont College Erin Poplin ...................................Miami University Monica Tobaldo+........................ Radford University

Vance International, Inc. Scholarship* Supports residents of Northern Virginia pursuing careers in law enforcement or security including the administration of justice.

Thank you to the Vance Scholarship Committee: Chantel Cochrane, Christopher Edmunds, John Isom, Jim Redfield and Lance Schaible James Bocompani....................... Radford University Hyasmine Briones...............James Madison University

William “Bill” Purdy STEM Scholarship* Awards one scholarship to a current Booz Allen Hamilton employee in good standing exhibiting the firm’s new core values around integrity, service, and ingenuity who are seeking a graduate level degree in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) related field.

Yuthud Oberdick Scholarship Supports a graduating senior at Chantilly High School who demonstrates enthusiasm for learning, resiliency, integrity and love of social studies.

Joey Imperato...................... Shenandoah University

Amy Sanker..................................... Utica College

*Scholarship processes managed by the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia

William J. Foreman Memorial Scholarship

+Previous scholarship award winners with renewed support in 2018.

Supports graduating seniors of Fairfax County Public Schools who are unaccompanied (independent of parents or guardians) or homeless.

Jensil Alberto Santos-Guillen................ Old Dominion University Ikechukwu Ogbonn....................Columbia University in the City of New York Dinah Tutt ............................ Marymount University

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building support F O UNDAT IO N SU P P ORTERS Donors from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019

“ The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia identifies critical needs in the community and the many ways in which you can help. I have worked with the Foundation for over twenty years and watched its impact and leadership grow, including its work in partnership with other nonprofits and government to address needs as diverse as helping military families, taking care of our elderly, teaching our school children about healthy lifestyles and financial responsibility, bringing fresh produce to areas of need, awarding scholarships, even preserving honey bees, to name a few. The Foundation created the Opportunity Index to provide factual information about our community and is working with local, state and federal officials to foster participation in the 2020 Census.

I served on the Foundation’s Board for seven years and over time participated in many committees and task forces, including the Grant Committee, Diversity Task Force, Marketing Committee, Gala Committee, Scholarship Committee and most recently the Civic Leadership Committee.

I created a donor advised fund in my mother’s memory and, more recently, a named fund to support the Permanent Fund for Northern Virginia that will carry on important work in our community. Whatever your philanthropic interests are, together with the Foundation, you can make a difference where you and your family live.”

– Sylvia von Bostel von Bostel Family Charitable Fund

A.J. Dwoskin & Associates, Inc. Deborah Abbott Stephanie Abbott James A. Abele Paul Abellera Carrie Aber Access National Bank Richard and Elizabeth Adams Janice Adamshick Nedra O. Agnew James and Marijo Ahlgrimm Air Novations LLC Debi Alexander Nicole Alexander Joanna Alexis Carey Alford Gene and Kathy Allen Terry and Jane Allen Darrell Allison Alexandra Altman Amazon Smile America’s Charities Amyx, Inc. Andersen Tax Kathy Anderson Elizabeth Andreasen The Andreotti Group, LLC Cindy Andreotti and John Tupper Anne L. Stone & Associates, LLC Anonymous Anthem, Inc. Grace S. Anton Gaston Araoz Area Construction Group Lauren Arevalo Lee Armitage

AT&T ATI Solutions, Inc. Wendy Atkinson Jill Bach Barbara Bacon Karen M. Baer Baird Foundation, Inc. Angela Baker Christine Baker Sarah Baker William and Andrea Baker Bank of America, N. A. Eric Barese Mark Barlet Rachel Bart Beryl and Mano Bartakke Spencer Bartlett The Baskin Family John F. Bauer BB&T BB&T Wealth Management BCDR Solutions Be Logic LLC Hank and Leigh Beach Joseph F. Becek Grace Bender Margaret E. Bender Benevity Community Impact Fund LuAnn Bennett Christina Benson Art & Sonia Bergh Stephanie Berkowitz Jeffrey Berman Katy Betti Christopher and Christina Bevington Keith and Michele Bevington Don and Megan Beyer

Laura Beyer Howard Bierman Lisa Binzel Cynthia Birk Bisnow Media Corporation Marilyn Black James Blair and Cathy Piche Michael M. Blank and Emilio E. Rivera Gil and Liz Blankespoor Charles and Kelly Blanks Shirley and Dennis Bloomquist Faith Boettger Susan Boggs Anita Bohn Maggie Boland Sage Bolte Jennifer Bonadio Al and Ginger Bonin Sherman G. Boone Booz Allen Hamilton Susan Borschel Amy Bosserman Martha Bota Michael Bourke Bowles Rice LLP Nick Boyle Priti Brahma Mark Bramblett Matthew L. and Linda E. Brennan Mike and Shannon Brennan David W. Briggs and John F. Benton Patrick Brisbin Douglas L. Britt Bronfman E. L. Rothschild Michael Brookover Telaekah Brooks

Shelley Brosnan Brown Advisory Andrea Brown David C. and Helga Smits Brown Helga Brown Lauren Brown Lou and Wendy Brown Margaret Brown Paul Anthony Brown and Monica Drennan Brown William and Catherine Saxon Browning Sabrina Bryan Katharine Bryant Deborah Buck Burke Presbyterian Church Harold Bursch Marilyn Bursch Lauren, Patrick and Delia Byrne Robert and Susan Byrne Donna Callejon Dominique Callins Capital One Capitol Bridge Holdings Lisa Capps Mary Carlson Timothy Carlton Sherry Carney Angie Carrera Anita Carrico Carrington Builders LLC Henry Carson Deborah Casey Eileen Cassidy Rivera

Susan Cassidy Lauren Cates Ruby B. Causey Elizabeth and Brian Cavey Marie Cecil Leona Chan Jay Chapel Adrian and Jan Chapman Richard H. Chard Patricia Charland Charlson Bredehoft Cohen & Brown P.C. Chevy Chase Trust Sue Chin Irwin and Jane Chu Mishka Cira Dorie Clark The Claude Moore Charitable Foundation Robin Clemen Leslie Clevenger Christine Cobaugh Mary Angela Cobb Suzanne Codi Julie Cohen Jennifer Collins Combined Federal Campaign Commonwealth Consultants Foundation Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties The Community Foundation for the Alleghenies

The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia The Compass Group, Inc. Barbara Conner Jean Consolla Allison Cook Edward and Jerri Cook Lee Carol Cook Barbara Coons Elizabeth Cooper Missy Cooper Hanni M. Cordes Glen and Maria Corso Cortland Valuation Group, Inc Cox Communications Anne K. Cox Scott Crabb Sally J. Cram DDS Tara Craven Joe and Leslie Grace Craver Ellen Cremer Mary (Peggy) Cressy Cerasela Cristei Laura Cross Nancy Crossley David Dadisman Jen Dalton Tish Dalton Emily Daniels David J. Kitahara DDS LLC Ted Davies Matthew Davis Everardo de Armas

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Janice L. Delaval Angelica Delboy Neil and Shelley Delfinado Delman Mortenson Charitable Foundation Deloitte Services Joseph DeNoyior Dianne Der Bogosian Mara Desmedt David Detrick and Beth Cady Brittany Dewberry Butch Dias David A. Dickens Bill and Linda Dickinson Victoria Dietz Cindy DiMarco Mary Beth DiVincenzo Cleveland Dixon Elizabeth Doherty Jaclyn Doherty Amy Doll Dominion Charitable Foundation Dominion Energy Services, Inc. Lisa Donmall-Reeve Ashleigh Dorfman Dovel Technologies, Inc. Lily Dow Donald Dramstad Rhonda Dramstad Dawn Dreyfus-Epstein Keith and Hillary Driscoll Diane DuBois Beth Dugan

Pat Dunham Joyce Dunivan James Dupont Leslie Dupree-Culman Jonathan and Nancy Duryee Richard and Donna Duvall The Dwyer Family Trust Patricia Dykas Susan Dykstra Krista Eaton Nancy K. Eberhardt Laura Eckhardt Lucille Eddy Laurie Edlund Jane Edwards Nadine Ekrek Selva and Sekita Ekrek Brandon H. and Amy L.Elledge Jane Elliott Delleman Eileen Ellsworth and Bob Weil Robert and Victoria Elsbernd Andrew and Kristin Emery Eric Engler Beth Erickson Shari and Treavor Erney Ernst and Young LLP The Ernst Family Kenneth P. Esthus and Gordon M. Clay David J. Etue and Christine M. Etue Carter Evans Nicholas and Moley Evans

Fairfax County Economic Development Authority Suzanne Fajer Mike and Shora Farivari Hamed Farmand Joe Fay Bonnie Feld Lance Ferderer Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Information Services Sharon Fine Sunsan and Jeffrey Finkelstein Mark and Mary Finley Robin Finnell Robert Fiolek A Paul Fischetti Jay Fisette Jackie Fishman Leslie Fishpaw Lauri Fitz-Pegado James Flaherty Andy Flaim Carol Fleming David and Catherine Fletcher Carolyn Flitcroft Mary Foley Erin Ford Michael Forehand Mark and Louise Foreman Foster Family Revocable Trust Bill and Becky Foster Chris and Mary Fountain Mark Fournier Christopher Fowler

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FO UN D AT I O N S U P P ORTE R S Grayson Fowler Louise Francis Laura Frank Mary Frase Francine Freedman Cheryl Freeman Bradley Frey Michael and Barbara Frey Friends of Fairfax County Animal Shelter Cate L. Fulkerson Funk & Bolton, PA Mario Gabalda Rich Gaffin Rick Galliher Kari Galloway and Paul Stern Theresa Garcia Jacqueline Garland Elizabeth Gasque Gebhardt & Smith LLP Patricia Gehring Debra C. Gellert George Mason University George Mason University Foundation, Inc Thomas Ghee William and Donalda Gibson Paul and Laura Gilbert Lisa Gilden Susan and Jody Gilden Daniel and Ed Gilleran and Blondin Haydee Gilliam Alison Gilligan John Gilligan Mark and Susan Ginsberg Robin Givhan Harry and Gay Glenos Kathleen Gohn Kathryn Goldfarb Leonard Goldman and Lisa DeMarco Pam Gonzalez John Warren Gorrell and Catherine Rice Gorrell Megan Grant

Phil and Sue Grant Alexis Grason Rita Grauel Nina Graves Barbara Gray Debbie and Tony Gray Peter Grazzini Ellen Grealish Greater Washington Community Foundation Aaron Green Cleveland Greer Grenades LLC Holly Griffin Alan Grimes Renie Gross, DDS Paula W. Grossi Ernie Grue David Grum Charles A. Grymes and Catherine W. Ring David and Diane Guernsey Guernsey, Inc. Valerie Guffey-Defay Shawn Gundrum Luanne S. Gutermuth Steven Guttenberg Haberfeld Direct Inc. Paige Hagerhorst Al Hales Jef Hall-Flavin Lovey L. Hammel Artis Hampshire-Cowan Jane, Truman, Raleigh and Clara Hampson Raj and Neena Handa Katharine Handrahan Richard and Pamela Hanlon Richie Hanna Maureen Hannan Tamarin Hannon Sheila Hanz Susan Harber Mary Hares Franklin Erin Harm Emily Harper

Robert and Alison Harrell Rodney W. Harrell Harris Corporation – Pac Match Patricia Harris Pearl Hartley Stephen and Glenda Harvey Tamara Harvey and Douglas Stewart Tanya Harvey Cindy Hausch-Booth John and Sarah Hawley Dr. William A. Hazel Jr. Robert E. Hebda Jean M. Heggie Natalia Heisler Helios HR Alan Heller Brian and Louise Henderson Sue J. Henry and Carter G. Phillips Marcie Heppner Josie Hertz-Ackerman Jeff Hess and Dan Proctor Nathan and Gail Hibler Margel Highet William Hilarides Catherine Hill Rebecca Hill Marion R. Hiller Clinton Hillman Hilton Worldwide Carol Hilton Brenda M. Hinkle Skyler Hobbs Terry and Brigid Hobbs Anne Hochstrasser Vicky Hodges Marilyn Hoexter Patrick and Wilma Hogan Charles Holden Holland & Knight LLP Randle and Colleen Holloway Barbara Holmes Joseph and Susan Hornyak Jason J. Howell Greg Hrostek The Honorable Catherine M. Hudgins

Marlissa Hudson Tim Hughes Jerry Hulick Human Capital Advisors, LLC Thomas G. and Karyn J. Hume Debra Humphreys Cheryl Hunter Ken and Marci Huntsman Traci Hurst-Morataya ICF INOVA Health System J.R.’s Goodtimes, Inc. Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Bonnie Jackson Mary D. Jackson Jerald Jacobs Lynda Jacobus Brian Jacoby Sara Jaffe Hana Jandova Cheryl L. Janey and Michael Calhoun Jaquelin R. S. Lamond Revocable Trust Jill Jarvi Darius Jenkins Martha J. Jenkins Megan Jeschke Jewish Community Federation Jewish Social Service Agency The Joan E. Kasprowicz Trust Alex and Hilary Joel John Marshall Bank Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Noel Johnson Tanya Johnson Christopher Johnston Scott and Claudia Johnston Kathryn and J. Stephen Jones, MD Joyce Jones Amy and Ed Joyce Robert Justin The JV Schiro Zavela Foundation Laura Kadonoff Zaimah Kahn

Kaiser Permanente Kalman & Company, Inc. Kathryn Kaplan Valerie Kappler Charles Kapur, CCP, CAE John Karickhoff, M.D. Joan Kasprowicz Roberta M. Katson Diana Katz Howard Kaufman Amy Kay Phyllis Kaye Gail S. Kearney Keegan & DeVol, PLC Nazzic and Daniel Keene Thu and Tom Kehn Kathleen R. Kelley Emily Kendall Eric C. and Elaine R. Kendrick Shari and RT Kennett Paullin Komal Khan Robin and Susan Kidd Bobbie and Bill Kilberg Suzanne and Raymond Kim Dwight King Judy L. King Kristi King Kipps DeSanto & Co. Robert and Pamela Kipps Kevin Kirby Robert Kirsh Robert and Jane Kitchin Harry Klaff Deborah Klein Scott and Drusti Klein Lane and Rebecca Kneedler Knight Point Systems, LLC Susan M. Knobl Katherine Koch Timothy and Kerry Konnert James Koppersmith Leslie Kostelecky Lisa Kountoupes Sam and Donna Kountoupes KP Financial Services OPS Kathleen Kruse James Kuhn Edward Kussy

Hudson and Tanya La Force Tanya La Force Sandra Laeser Rebecca Lane Cathy Lange and Glen Keith Karin and Joe Langereis Paul and Ann Lanzillotta Lynn Latimer Constance Laurent-Roy Tammy Lautz Katherine LaValle Sonia Lawson Diana Lazarus Cherylyn LeBon Bret Lee Kelly Lee Mark Lee Tom Lee Charles and Suzette Leftwich Wendy Lemieux Sara Leonard Paul and Julia Leslie Candy Levin David Levitt Cynthiana Lightfoot Lindsey Livingston Jason Loewith David E. and Virginia A. Looges John Henry Loomis Natalie Lorenz-Anderson Alison Lovitt-Reinfeld Mark Lowham Alexandria Luk Lumina Foundation Kim Luu-Tu Ed and Heather Lynch Kathleen Lynch M &T Bank M&T Bank Charitable Foundation M. Leo Storch and Hannah Storch Tzedakah Fund Linda and Thaddeus Machcinski Crystal Maddox Marjah Mafi Marcy Mager and David Lunter Margaret Malewski Dianne Mance

Michael and Melanie Mandell Wesley and Laurie Mangum Mary Maniaci Mann and Marshall, LLP Kathleen and Dominic J. Manocchio Arvind Manocha and Gideon Malone Densie Manos Lindsey Marcellin Alexia Marchetta Sarah Margenau Marriott International, Inc. Andrew and Kristen Marshall Stephanie Marshall Emily Martin Lisa Martin BroArmy Martinez Kim L. Mason Aisha and Akbar Masood Donald F. Massey Arabella Masters Deborah G. Matthews Lew and Melanie Matuella and Family Nicole Maugel Tim and Connie Maugel Mary Lou and Donald Mayhew Cynthia M. McAree Patricia McCall Judith McConnell Ryan McCreedy Autumn McCullogh Brenna McDonough Wolfe

Heather and Jack McDougle Reaves Mcelveen McGuireWoods LLP Gavin McKeon Major General Carl H. McNair (Retired) Lisa McNeilly Beatriz McNelly Edwin and Deborah McNichols Gwendolyn McQueeney Stephen Meeter George and Theresa Melendez Larry, Mary and Annie Menefee The Mercantini Family Trust Rod Mergler Richard F. Merhige Melinda Merk Leonard Merlo Vicki H. Merola Merrill Lynch MicroAutomation, Inc. Micron Technology, Inc. Daniel and Coleen Mihalko Peggy and Ed Mihm Wendy Mihm David J. Miller Janet Miller Lester Miller Robin Miller Julie Millette Tom and Carol Milton Stephanie and Aaron Miskell Tracy Mitchell Laurie Moloney

Brian Monday Sumedha Mongia Timothy Mooney Donna Morea Scott Morgenthaler Sheila D. Morris Morrissette Family Foundation Patrick J. Mountain Clare Mountfort Beth and Dan Mowrey John and Lenice Moynihan Elizabeth Murphy Sheila Murphy Peter Murray and Catherine Schott Murray John and Sharon Muscarella Joe and Mary Muskett Bernard and Daphne Mustafa Tara Nadel Kathryn Nakaki Dennis Nalli Jennifer Nalli Victoria Napier Mary Narayan Michael and Pam Nardolilli National Association of Realtors National Financial Services, LLC Peter Neff Julianne Nelson Kathleen Nelson Stephanie Nerantzis Tony Nerantzis Virginia Nespeca

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Network For Good Sarah B. Newman Vera Nigmatullina Richard Nisenson Sangeetha Nithilaselvan Phil and Susan Nolan Dianne Nolin Don H. and Linka K. Norman Erin W. Norman Northern Virginia Association of Realtors Northern Virginia Community College Educational Foundation Northern Virginia Dental Society Northern Virginia Regional ark Authority Northrop Grumman Jill Norvell Paul F. and Patricia A. Nowak John Oakes Lynne O’Brien Lynn O’Connell Craig O’Connor Philip and Marge Odeen Odin, Feldman & Pittleman, PC Cynthia O’Kane Mike and Lois Olson Omega Enterprises, Ltd Michael Orfini Alexia Orr Mary Louise Oswald Joy Outten

William and Anne Overbey Ronald C. and Lois A. Owens Sue Padgett Andrew Painter Joseph Pantoja Phil Panzarella Rebecca H. Parker Richard W. and Debra K. Partridge Craig Pascal and Victor Shargai Paul T. Olenyd, D.D.S., LTD RT Paullin and Shari Kennett Nancy Payne Payroll Network, Inc. Krysta Pearce Anne W. Peck Susan Pelton Libby Pemberton People Engineering Partners, LLC Renny Perdue Christina Perrone Pershing, LLC Mike Peverill Pfizer Settlement Escrow Alicia Pfund Kimberly Phillips Frayer Anthony Pierce Beth Pile James K. Pillow Michael S. & Eleanor A. Pinkert Foundation Diane and W. Steven Piper

The PNC Financial Services Group Dominique Poirier Nancy Popovich Amanda Poppei Annette M. Porter John Porter Karen Powell Ram and Sangeeta Prasad Stephen Price Vance and Michelle Price PrimeEdge Technology Prince William Plumbing LLC Barbara Pringle David, Judith & Hampton Pryor Therese Pung James Quigley Susan Quill Steven Quinn R. Kevin Kennedy, PLC Sharon Raimo Robert Ralls and Lisa Rowe-Ralls Nelene Rambin Robert Ramsey and Elizabeth Brown Norma and Russ Ramsey Dianne A. Rankin Paul J. Rapavi Sari Raskin Lauren Rawlings Catherine Read Mark and Mary Rebuck Red River

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FO UN D AT I O N S U P P ORTE R S Glenn Redbord and Jane Cee Kelley and Ari Redbord Judy Redpath Alicia Reeks Juliet Reid Paul and Mary Renard Renner and Company, CPA, P.C. Kathy Renzetti Dale C. Repshas Diana Richman Theresa Richtmyre Kelly A. Ritchey Eileen Rizzo Steve & Kathy Robb Kate Robbins Lee and Kristin Robbins The Robert & Mary Haft Foundation, Inc. Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. Gary and Barbara Roberts Edward Robichaud Brian Robinson Mary Robinson Julie Roegge Timothy Rogers Alisa Romero Sara N. Romeyn Rosemary McDonald Jeffery Rosenberg Steven Rosenberg and Stewart Low Gwenn Rosener Charles and Barbara Rossotti Eroca Rotstein Cruz Clarisa Ru Grant Ruder Teresa Rutledge Lisa C. Sacco Johnny Sadoff Joanne Sagala Heather Salada Barbara Salser Albanese Christopher Samsury Sanders Foundation The Sandusky Family Attilio and Patricia Santoro

Stephen and Mary Sapp Mary Ellen Saravalli Tim and Nancy Sargeant Robert Scavotto Eric Schaeffer and Patrick Hurston William R. Schaffer Jr. Vincent A. Schembari Todd Schenk Stu and Kim Scherer Brian and Brooke Schermerhorn Allen and Cindy Schiff George Schindler John Schoof John and Mary Schoof Catherine F. Schott Murray Jill Schuker Schwab Charitable Fund Margot Schwadron Harriet Schwartz Laura Schwartz Kathleen Sciarappa Holly Seibold Paul Seltman David and Betsy Sensenig Rebecca Sewall Cynthia L. Shanahan Cindy Shao Dr. Carol Shapiro Morgan Shapiro, Lifschitz and Schram, P.C. Elizabeth Shea Marylou Sheils Dale Sheldon Sudhakar Shenoy Suresh and Neena Shenoy Linda Shepherd Nick Sherman Mary C. Shipley Kim W. Shoemake Dr. Mark Shugoll and Merrill Shugoll Gjergji Shuku Jennifer Siciliano Ranjit Sidhu Stephen Sigelman

Kathleen Silberberg Greg and Julie Simmons Julie Simmons Jessica Simpson Judy Singer John and Patti Sinnen Paul and Lea Skurpski Amy Smith Jo Anne Smith Jast Sohi Sandeep and Jolly Somaiya Dori Sophia Jerry and Patti Sowalsky Karen and Thomas Spahn Robin Sparks Spear, Inc. Sherry Spinelli-Hester Adalene “Nene” Spivy Stephen Spurgeon Chip Squier Sanjay Srikantiah Patrick and Hollie Stack Doug and Jocelyn Staebler Kim Stafford Christine Stanley Kevin and Joni Stanley Ewelina Starego Amanda Steen Zuzana Steen Stephanie Stephen Robert J. and Michelle A. Stevens Douglas Stewart Elisabeth Stigall Peggy M. Still Todd and Elaine Stottlemyer Xavier and Sandra Streeter Don and Mary Strehle Linda Strup Victoria Stuppy Margaret Sud Sullivan, Bruyette, Speros & Blayney, Inc. Ann Summers Ann A. Summerson Inga Swanner Susan Swanson-Cooper Sara Sweeney Jean Taczak

Prof Phanourios Tamamis Edward Tang Jeffrey Tarbert Larry and Lorri Taylor TD Ameritrade Institutional Niels ten Berge Textron Matching Gift Program Michele Thames Rosemary M. Theurer Karen Thibeau Velan Thillairajah Elaine Tholen Marianne Thomas Kurt and Kathy Thompson TIAA Charitable INC TIAA, FSB Nancy Tilkin Patricia Timbrook-McMullan Danny Tippett William Todd Trevor Tolbert Randy J. Toll Al and Ellen Torzilli Karen Tovey and Edward Weiss Caroline Toye Bernard Tran Christopher Trentini Maureen Troublefield Troutman Sanders LLP Paula Tukkte Mahoney Arzu Tuncata Tarimcilar Stephen Turner Lisa Tutterow UBS Donor Advised Fund UBS Financial Services UDC Foundation Inc. United Bank United Bank & Trust University of Michigan Richard H. and Carol Oman Urban Karen and Erwin Urcia US Communications Marianne Vakiener Sarah Valente Matthew and Jessica Valluzzo Van Metre Companies Foundation, Inc. Vanguard

Bob and Kathy Vaught Velsor Properties, LLC Venture Philanthropy Partners Philip A. Venturini Sandra Vergara Verma & Nosrat PLLC Vienna Vintner LLC Virginia Career Works Northern Region Virginia Chamber Vista Wealth Strategies Daniel Vitiello VLP Financial Advisors Maggie Voelzke Eric and Sylvia von Bostel Robert von Bostel Matthew von Fricken Thomas Vorenberg W. C. Smith Ray Wachter M. Patrice and James Waits Robin Walker Walnut Street Finance Mary Ellen Walsh Warner Family Charitable Remainder Unitrust Christina Warren Washington Business Journal Washington Gas Robert and CeCe Waters Barbara Watkins and Alan Klausner Michael Watkins Chris Watson Karen Wawrzaszek Judith and Walter Webdale Eve Weber Maya Weil Mitch Weintraub Weiss Family Revocable Trust DTD David Weiss Suzanne H. Weiss Laurie Weiss-Braunstein Helaine Weissman Marty West Allan Westcott Lynn Westine Patty Wheeler

Thomas and Donna Whitaker White Hall Capital, LLC White Oak Business Capital, Inc. Theresa W. White Jessica Whitehurst Alisa Valudes Whyte David Wiley Gary and Karen Williams Jane Williams Lisa Williams Marc and Nancy Williams Mark Williams Richard F. Williams Jr. Darlene Williamson George and Ashley Wilson Jacquie Wilson Judith and Bill Wilson Linda A. Wilson The Windibrow Foundation Winston’s Chimney Service Steve and Jody Winter Susan Wojcik Richard Wong Woodlawn Family Dentistry, Inc. Debbie Woods Betty Wooldridge Jennifer R. Wright Sandy Wright Bruce and Jean Wyman XTIVIA Alex and Nilda Yadao Melissa Yadao Grant Yanagi William (Glenn) Yarborough Jr. Yates, Campbell & Hoeg LLP David and Carol Young Jayne Young YourCause, LLC Trustee for Federal Home Mortgage Corp.

Shuai Yuan Virginia Zachry Marilyn Zecher Zeldin Family Foundation Wayne M. Zell Wendy Zenker Richard Zhai Huan Zhang and Tao Ni

financials C O MM UN I TY F OU N DATI ON F O R NO RT HER N VIR GINIA STAT EMEN T OF FIN AN CIAL P OSITION Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2019

Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents Investments, at Fair Value Furniture and Equipment, Net Other Assets Pledges Receivable TOTAL ASSETS Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Deferred Revenue

2019 2018 1,293,449 1,145,838 71,056,691 55,199,868 24,653 26,844 69,594 91,498 14,000 12,400 72,458,387

56,476,448

Revenue and Support Contributions Gala Income Donated Facilities and Administrative Support Fee Income Earnings on Investments Other Income TOTAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT

96,963 152,478

1,459,287 116,440

TOTAL NET ASSETS

72,208,946

54,900,721

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

72,458,387

56,476,448

2019 19,624,284 636,549 13,357 672,198 3,433,429 44,877

2018 13,234,957 532,711 48,902 593,292 1,999,222 65,010

24,424,694

16,474,094

Expenses Program services 6,087,895 7,695,822 Support services: TOTAL LIABILITIES 249,441 1,575,727 Fundraising 592,916 649,515 Net Assets Management and general 435,658 365,232 Without Donor Restrictions 66,656,172 49,334,292 7,116,469 8,710,569 TOTAL EXPENSES With Donor Restrictions 5,552,774 5,566,429

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Change in Net Assets NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF PERIOD NET ASSETS, END OF PERIOD

17,308,225 54,900,721 72,208,946

7,763,525 47,137,196 54,900,721

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