2019 Grants Paid
Health and Wellness Grants
The following organizations received Hampton Roads Community Foundation grants in 2019 for Health and Wellness. Grants came from donors’ designated, donor-advised, field-of-interest, organizational or unrestricted funds.
TOTAL
American Cancer Society -- South Atlantic Division Operation Smile American Heart Association Pancreatic Cancer Action Network American Heart Association - Mid Atlantic Pan-Mass Challenge Aspen Hope Center Peninsula Institute for Community Health dba Southeastern Virginia Auxiliary of Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital Health System Beach Health Clinic PIN Ministry Cancer Care Foundation Prevent Cancer Foundation Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association Riverside Health System Foundation The Chas Foundation Sentara Health Foundation Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters Shore Health Services Inc. Eastern Virginia Medical School Shriners Hospitals for Children Edmarc St. Mary’s Home for Disabled Children Equi-Kids Therapeutic Riding Program United Way of South Hampton Roads Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore The Up Center The FREE Foundation VB Home Now Girls on the Run Hampton Roads Virginia Beach Rescue Squad Foundation Howard & Georgeanna Jones Foundation for Reproductive Medicine Virginia Beach Volunteer Rescue Squad Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Virginia Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program The King’s Daughters Virginia League for Planned Parenthood Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital YMCA of South Hampton Roads Lee’s Friends LGBT Life Center Health & Wellness Grants Grants Paid LIFT Foundation Lone Star Paralysis Foundation Mercy Medical Angels $529,879 from field-of-interest and unrestricted funds NAMI Coastal Virginia $397,575 from designated, donor-advised and organizational funds National Alliance on Mental Illness Virginia
$ 927,454
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A $54,000 grant in 2019 helped The Chas Foundation expand its Mental Health Navigator and Support Program to help Hampton Roads families find services for loved ones with mental health challenges. Outreach at public events is one way The Chas Foundation staff and volunteers connect with people needing help navigating the mental health-care system.
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2020 Annual Report