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Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Community Impact Grant - Stabilization and Deconstruction
The intent of the Stabilization and Deconstruction Grant is to support vacant and deteriorated properties whose poor condition creates a notion of physical and economic blight in the surrounding area, and often is a deterrent to surrounding development. Awards will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Grantees must maintain ownership of the property during the period of performance.
Community Impact development funding supports the revitalization of communities by helping to transform blighted buildings into affordable housing opportunities.
Requests for funds under the Stabilization and Deconstruction Community Impact Grant must fall within one of the following project types: Stabilization Grant; and Deconstruction Grant
Stabilization Grant
The Stabilization Program supports the efforts to eliminate blight, create affordable housing, and revitalize communities. This program focuses on critical structural repairs or adaptations to buildings, and building system repair or replacement, that are undertaken as part of the process of rehabilitating, preserving, or restoring existing structures for modern usage. Examples include but are not limited to roof repair or replacement, interior structural repairs, building systems improvements, fencing to secure property, and hardscape improvements.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Community Impact Grant - Stabilization and Deconstruction
The intent of the Stabilization and Deconstruction Grant is to support vacant and deteriorated properties whose poor condition creates a notion of physical and economic blight in the surrounding area, and often is a deterrent to surrounding development. Awards will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Grantees must maintain ownership of the property during the period of performance.
Community Impact development funding supports the revitalization of communities by helping to transform blighted buildings into affordable housing opportunities.
Requests for funds under the Stabilization and Deconstruction Community Impact Grant must fall within one of the following project types: Stabilization Grant; and Deconstruction Grant
Deconstruction Grant
The Deconstruction Community Impact Grant is intended to support the efforts of nonprofit organizations and local governments to dismantle buildings in revitalization areas to make way for affordable housing development. The goal is to revitalize communities by eliminating blight and replacing it with affordable housing, while maximizing the reuse potential of the building's components.
Qualifying structures are those blighted or abandoned structures that inhibit public safety and have been deemed unable to be rehabbed.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Capacity Building Implementation Grant
The Capacity Building Implementation Grant program seeks to support larger and more complex efforts to build and strengthen the capacity of the housing delivery network in Virginia. Funding may be requested to implement well planned solutions to identified capacity gaps within an organization’s ability to efficiently deliver high quality services. Priority will be given to requests that identify the intended activities and how they relate to clearly articulated short, intermediate, and long-term outcomes identified within a recently developed Strategic Plan. The identified outcomes should be complemented by a set of indicators that track progress and outcomes of awarded projects.
Focus Areas
Implementation Grants must target one or more of the following focuses. Virginia Housing reserves the right to reject funding requested for any applications outside the focus areas listed below:
Requests for funding under the Implementation Grant program must be for one of the following grant types: Targeted Capacity Building Efforts; and Enterprise Capacity Building Efforts
Capacity Building Implementation Grant: Targeted Capacity Building Efforts
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Capacity Building Implementation Grant
The Capacity Building Implementation Grant program seeks to support larger and more complex efforts to build and strengthen the capacity of the housing delivery network in Virginia. Funding may be requested to implement well planned solutions to identified capacity gaps within an organization’s ability to efficiently deliver high quality services. Priority will be given to requests that identify the intended activities and how they relate to clearly articulated short, intermediate, and long-term outcomes identified within a recently developed Strategic Plan. The identified outcomes should be complemented by a set of indicators that track progress and outcomes of awarded projects.
Focus Areas
Implementation Grants must target one or more of the following focuses. Virginia Housing reserves the right to reject funding requested for any applications outside the focus areas listed below:
Requests for funding under the Implementation Grant program must be for one of the following grant types: Targeted Capacity Building Efforts; and Enterprise Capacity Building Efforts
Capacity Building Implementation Grant: Enterprise Capacity Building Efforts
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Capacity Building Training Grant
The Capacity Building Training Grant supports non-profit organizations and local government offices within the housing network to obtain critical training to enhance professional and leadership development. The Training Grant will support requests for individuals to attend trainings/conferences or events hosted by an organization.
Two grant types: Individual Training Requests and Organization Hosted Events
Capacity Building Training Grant: Individual Training Requests
Individual Training Requests are to support the professional and leadership development of staff employed at eligible organizations.
Payment is made to eligible organizations and not to individuals. This is a reimbursement grant. The reimbursement claim must be submitted within 30 days from the date of the training.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Capacity Building Training Grant
The Capacity Building Training Grant supports non-profit organizations and local government offices within the housing network to obtain critical training to enhance professional and leadership development. The Training Grant will support requests for individuals to attend trainings/conferences or events hosted by an organization.
Two grant types: Individual Training Requests and Organization Hosted Events
Capacity Building Training Grant: Organization Hosted Events
Funding allows eligible organizations to host a speaker, consultant, or trainer to deliver professional development to a larger group of staff, partners, or stakeholders. Hosted events must demonstrate a cost savings by holding the event locally. Funds will not support membership associations to bring in conference speakers. Funding may be used for program support or specific projects. Consideration will also be given to requests that clearly strengthen internal infrastructure and increase overall program capacity.
Organization hosted events may be eligible for up to thirty percent (30%) of costs no more than sixty (60) days prior to start of training. The remaining funds will be available after the completion of the training.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Flagship Training Grants
The Capacity Building Flagship Training Grant program seeks to expand the Virginia Housing Capacity Building Training Grant to support annual participation in high-impact leadership and developer training programs. These trainings must align with the grant’s mission to enhance professional and leadership development across Virginia’s housing and community development network.on. This program is designed to:
Two grant types: Statewide Trainings; and Regional Trainings
Capacity Building Flagship Training Grant: Statewide
Trainings must target a statewide audience.
Training must be related to carrying out at least one of the following housing-related focuses. This relationship may be secondary, such as training impacting an organizations overall capacity, if the organization addresses one or more of these focuses.
Funds will not support membership associations to bring in conference speakers.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Flagship Training Grants
The Capacity Building Flagship Training Grant program seeks to expand the Virginia Housing Capacity Building Training Grant to support annual participation in high-impact leadership and developer training programs. These trainings must align with the grant’s mission to enhance professional and leadership development across Virginia’s housing and community development network.on. This program is designed to:
Two grant types: Statewide Trainings; and Regional Trainings
Capacity Building Flagship Training Grant: Regional
Trainings must target a regional audience. Regional requests must target a specific, large geographic region (for example, Northern Virginia, Southwest Virginia, Hampton Roads). A single city and the surrounding county do not qualify as regional.
Training must be related to carrying out at least one of the following housing-related focuses. This relationship may be secondary, such as training impacting an organizations overall capacity, if the organization addresses one or more of these focuses.
Funds will not support membership associations to bring in conference speakers.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Capacity Building Planning Grant
The intent of the Capacity Building Planning Grant is to fund non-profit organizations and developers within the housing network to support the development of a Strategic Plan, Succession Management Plan, Disaster Recovery and Preparedness Plan, or Technology Assessment to aid in expanding efficiency and effectiveness of programs.
Capacity Building Planning Grant: Strategic Plan
This plan is a high-level blueprint for ongoing activities and processes that organizations use to coordinate and align resources and actions throughout an organization systematically. The components shown in the attached PDF document must be included in the final strategic planning deliverable. These elements are foundational and identified as the minimum elements to include in the plan. Consultants should tailor the planning process to an organization’s specific situation.
Funding is on a reimbursement basis. Funds may be requested quarterly for reimbursement of actual expenses incurred in completing the grant activities.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Capacity Building Planning Grant
The intent of the Capacity Building Planning Grant is to fund non-profit organizations and developers within the housing network to support the development of a Strategic Plan, Succession Management Plan, Disaster Recovery and Preparedness Plan, or Technology Assessment to aid in expanding efficiency and effectiveness of programs.
Capacity Building Planning Grant: Succession Management Plan
This plan identifies the development of potential successors for key positions in an organization, through a systematic evaluation process and training. The components shown in the attached PDF document must be included in the final succession planning deliverable. These elements are foundational and identified as the minimum elements to include in the plan. Consultants should tailor the planning process to an organization’s specific situation.
Funding is on a reimbursement basis. Funds may be requested quarterly for reimbursement of actual expenses incurred in completing the grant activities.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Capacity Building Planning Grant
The intent of the Capacity Building Planning Grant is to fund non-profit organizations and developers within the housing network to support the development of a Strategic Plan, Succession Management Plan, Disaster Recovery and Preparedness Plan, or Technology Assessment to aid in expanding efficiency and effectiveness of programs.
Capacity Building Planning Grant: Disaster Recovery and Preparedness Planning
This plan supports the development of a comprehensive Disaster Recovery and Preparedness Plan. This plan should clearly demonstrate the organization’s capacity to prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies. It must be tailored to reflect the unique size, scope, and operational context of the organization and should consist of two primary components:
Funding is on a reimbursement basis. Funds may be requested quarterly for reimbursement of actual expenses incurred in completing the grant activities.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program
The Virginia Housing Capacity Building Program supports the development and strengthening of the operations, processes, and resources organizations need to effectively ensure affordable housing in Virginia. The program is divided into multiple components.
Capacity Building Planning Grant
The intent of the Capacity Building Planning Grant is to fund non-profit organizations and developers within the housing network to support the development of a Strategic Plan, Succession Management Plan, Disaster Recovery and Preparedness Plan, or Technology Assessment to aid in expanding efficiency and effectiveness of programs.
Capacity Building Planning Grant: Technology Assessment Program
The Technology Assessment grant supports non-profit organizations and local governments within the housing network to invest in Technology, helping them to be more efficient, improve staff morale, and increase their ability to deliver on their mission over the long term with an emphasis on infrastructure and security. The result is a cost-effective and sustainable technology infrastructure.
The purpose of this grant is to support the efforts of non-profit organizations and local government offices with a housing focus within the state of Virginia to complete a Technology Needs Assessment of their organization and to gain a clear understanding of the organization’s technology needs to include cost and implementation timeline.
Funding is on a reimbursement basis. Funds may be requested quarterly for reimbursement of actual expenses incurred in completing the grant activities.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Housing Counseling and Education Grant
The intent of Housing Counseling and Education (HCE) Grant is to fund HUD-approved Housing Counseling Programs to educate families and individuals in order to help them make smart decisions regarding improving their housing situation and meeting the responsibilities of tenancy and homeownership. Virginia Housing grant funds must supplement an agency’s housing counseling program, and not be the sole source of funding.
Targeted Request for Applications
Targeted Funding Opportunity:
The National MS Society is pleased to announce the opening of a request for applications (RFA). This opportunity will be administered through the FIRST-MS initiative. By supporting the development of innovative risk identification and screening technologies, FIRST-MS (Faster Identification, Recognition, and Screening for Timely MS Diagnosis) aims to enable earlier diagnosis, thereby shortening time to treatment, and improving long-term outcomes for people with MS.
This funding opportunity seeks innovative screening technologies that can identify individuals likely to have MS within populations already enriched for MS risk. The goal of this global initiative is to support development and validation of scalable, clinically practical, and economical screening approaches that can be used across a wide variety of healthcare settings (e.g., primary care, specialty care, or community-based settings). Successful technologies will improve the identification of individuals who should undergo comprehensive neurological evaluation for MS, ultimately accelerating time to diagnosis.
Up to 10 recipients will be awarded Planning Grants with up to $25,000 over 3 months.
Targeted Request for Applications
Targeted Funding Opportunity:
The National MS Society is pleased to announce the opening of a request for applications (RFA). This opportunity will be administered through the FIRST-MS initiative. By supporting the development of innovative risk identification and screening technologies, FIRST-MS (Faster Identification, Recognition, and Screening for Timely MS Diagnosis) aims to enable earlier diagnosis, thereby shortening time to treatment, and improving long-term outcomes for people with MS.
This funding opportunity seeks innovative screening technologies that can identify individuals likely to have MS within populations already enriched for MS risk. The goal of this global initiative is to support development and validation of scalable, clinically practical, and economical screening approaches that can be used across a wide variety of healthcare settings (e.g., primary care, specialty care, or community-based settings). Successful technologies will improve the identification of individuals who should undergo comprehensive neurological evaluation for MS, ultimately accelerating time to diagnosis.
Up to 5 recipients will be awarded Screening Test Awards with up to $5 million (including indirect costs) over 4 years.
Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship (MSARF)
FAER’s AMSRF Program is for those who have completed the MSARF program and would like to spend up to a year focusing on anesthesiology research and receive additional training. The fellowship must be completed on or before the time of graduation from an accredited undergraduate medical school.
Through the program, medical student fellows can expect:
A requirement for AMSRF Program participants, medical student fellows attend and present their research at the FAER/eSAS: A Day for New Researchers event during the ASA annual meeting.
Through the Day for New Researchers, medical students:
ApolloMD Health and Well-Being Research Grant
The grant seeks research that identifies, implements and evaluates strategies for establishing, enhancing and expanding resilience, mental health, and wellness for emergency physicians. Studies may include, but are not limited to:
Solutions to reduce stressors that affect the well-being, effectiveness and resiliency of emergency physicians
Approaches to create a supportive and healthy “well-workplace” for emergency physicians
Identification and solutions of factors that lead to burnout, moral injury and workplace stressors EMF encourages application partnerships between research universities and community emergency departments.
Limitations on Awards
Funds may be used for materials and supplies and to provide salary support. Capital equipment expenditures (costing more than $5,000 and a life of over one year) must be justified in the budget. Payments will be made to the principal investigator's institution that will be responsible for administering the funds. The Emergency Medicine Foundation will not be responsible for institutional overhead, cost for publications, travel, renovations, or secretarial support. Detailed audited financial reports may be required. The EMF is not fiscally responsible for funds necessary for the project's completion.
About the Bureau of Justice Assistance
The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) was created in 1984 to reduce violent crime, create safer communities, and reform our Nation’s criminal justice system.
BJA strengthens the Nation’s criminal justice system and helps America’s state, local, and tribal jurisdictions reduce and prevent crime, reduce recidivism, and promote a fair and safe criminal justice system. BJA focuses its programmatic and policy efforts on providing a wide range of resources, including training and technical assistance, to law enforcement, courts, corrections, treatment, reentry, justice information sharing, and community-based partners to address chronic and emerging criminal justice challenges nationwide.
John R. Justice (JRJ) Program
Formula
The Bureau of Justice Statistics will calculate a minimum base allocation for each state and the District of Columbia, which is then enhanced by an amount proportional to the state's share of the national population.
Governor-designated state agencies (or in the case of Washington, D.C., a Mayor-designated agency) will administer the JRJ Program in each state. We encourage prosecutors and public defenders with specific questions about the JRJ Loan Repayment application process to contact the Governor-designated (or Mayor-designated) agency in the state within which they work.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Community Impact Innovation Program
The Community Impact Innovation Program supports efforts to foster advancements in Innovative Materials, Innovative Building Approaches, Innovative Services, and Innovative Financing. Our program supports groundbreaking ideas, propelling the residential construction industry towards more accessible housing solutions while redefining housing services. Funding is allocated to support initiatives that showcase novel development techniques, pioneer new materials, or innovative housing delivery methods. These innovations should exhibit the potential to serve low-to-moderate-income households more efficiently and effectively. The primary goal is to simplify or improve on construction approaches and housing-related services, making them more efficient and productive. Successful projects are those that offer easily replicable solutions, harnessing the power of tested innovations.
Requests for Funding
Requests for funds under the Community Impact Innovation Program must fall within one or more of the following objectives. The applicant must clearly demonstrate how this new approach or service will lead to benefits for the occupants of affordable housing. Virginia Housing reserves the right to reject funding requested for any applications that are outside the focus areas listed below:
Construction Projects: Innovation Project Enhancements
Objective: This category provides funding to enhance a project that has received financing from Virginia Housing by incorporating an innovative improvement to the project. An example of an enhancement project could be adding a more environmentally sustainable system to a planned multi-family project. The applicable innovation must be added to the project. The innovation grant will not replace funding already approved for the project. The applicant is responsible for ensuring the planned innovation will be allowable within the existing financing agreement with Virginia Housing.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Community Impact Innovation Program
The Community Impact Innovation Program supports efforts to foster advancements in Innovative Materials, Innovative Building Approaches, Innovative Services, and Innovative Financing. Our program supports groundbreaking ideas, propelling the residential construction industry towards more accessible housing solutions while redefining housing services. Funding is allocated to support initiatives that showcase novel development techniques, pioneer new materials, or innovative housing delivery methods. These innovations should exhibit the potential to serve low-to-moderate-income households more efficiently and effectively. The primary goal is to simplify or improve on construction approaches and housing-related services, making them more efficient and productive. Successful projects are those that offer easily replicable solutions, harnessing the power of tested innovations.
Requests for Funding
Requests for funds under the Community Impact Innovation Program must fall within one or more of the following objectives. The applicant must clearly demonstrate how this new approach or service will lead to benefits for the occupants of affordable housing. Virginia Housing reserves the right to reject funding requested for any applications that are outside the focus areas listed below:
Program Projects: Innovative Services
Objective: In this category, projects should focus on challenges related to housing services, such as property management, maintenance, or community engagement. The objective is to develop innovative services that enhance the overall living experience for residents and address specific community needs.
Virginia Housing
We Help Virginians Attain Quality, Affordable Housing
We're working to ensure every Virginian has a place to call home. Stable households strengthen communities. We’ve spent 50 years making sure Virginians in every community have access to quality, affordable housing.
Community Impact Innovation Program
The Community Impact Innovation Program supports efforts to foster advancements in Innovative Materials, Innovative Building Approaches, Innovative Services, and Innovative Financing. Our program supports groundbreaking ideas, propelling the residential construction industry towards more accessible housing solutions while redefining housing services. Funding is allocated to support initiatives that showcase novel development techniques, pioneer new materials, or innovative housing delivery methods. These innovations should exhibit the potential to serve low-to-moderate-income households more efficiently and effectively. The primary goal is to simplify or improve on construction approaches and housing-related services, making them more efficient and productive. Successful projects are those that offer easily replicable solutions, harnessing the power of tested innovations.
Requests for Funding
Requests for funds under the Community Impact Innovation Program must fall within one or more of the following objectives. The applicant must clearly demonstrate how this new approach or service will lead to benefits for the occupants of affordable housing. Virginia Housing reserves the right to reject funding requested for any applications that are outside the focus areas listed below:
Program Projects: Innovative Financing
Objective: Projects falling under this category should address challenges related to funding and financial accessibility for housing initiatives. This could involve exploring new funding models, financial products, or investment strategies to support affordable housing projects. Innovation grant funding in support of Innovative Financing efforts can be used to develop the model and to build the case for utilization of the methodology. Award of an Innovation Grant in no way implies Virginia Housing has accepted and is prepared to finance with methods outside of our standard financing practices.
Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY)
Established in 1999 by the Virginia General Assembly, the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY) empowers Virginia’s youth to make healthy choices by reducing and preventing youth tobacco and nicotine use, substance use, and childhood obesity.
VFHY takes a comprehensive approach to prevention work, including reaching about 50,000 children each year through classroom-based prevention programs in public schools, after-school programs, community centers, daycares, and prevention programs across the state. VFHY’s award-winning marketing campaigns deliver prevention messaging to over 500,000 children annually. In addition, VFHY’s research program provides scientific insight into methods to reduce tobacco use effectively. Since 2002, VFHY has funded 40 large research projects at universities throughout Virginia.
Pathways to Play Grants - Play Space Activation Grant
The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY) is pleased to announce Pathways to Play, a new funding opportunity to expand access to physical activity for youth in 76 eligible rural localities across Virginia.
Play Space Activation Grants will fund one-time projects that increase access to safe, engaging places for youth to be physically active. Grants may support minor upgrades or repurposing existing spaces such as schools, recreation centers, parks, and other community facilities. Projects will need to result in new or expanded access to physical activity spaces. Expanded access may include making an existing play space safer, more usable, or more accessible for youth. A project does not necessarily need to increase the number of youth using the space if it meaningfully improves their ability to use the space safely and regularly. All projects must prioritize need, track participation and frequency of engagement, and include a plan for sustaining activities beyond the grant period (such as absorbing maintenance costs into the organization’s operating budget).
Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY)
Established in 1999 by the Virginia General Assembly, the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY) empowers Virginia’s youth to make healthy choices by reducing and preventing youth tobacco and nicotine use, substance use, and childhood obesity.
VFHY takes a comprehensive approach to prevention work, including reaching about 50,000 children each year through classroom-based prevention programs in public schools, after-school programs, community centers, daycares, and prevention programs across the state. VFHY’s award-winning marketing campaigns deliver prevention messaging to over 500,000 children annually. In addition, VFHY’s research program provides scientific insight into methods to reduce tobacco use effectively. Since 2002, VFHY has funded 40 large research projects at universities throughout Virginia.
Pathways to Play Grants - Active Programming Grant
The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY) is pleased to announce Pathways to Play, a new funding opportunity to expand access to physical activity for youth in 76 eligible rural localities across Virginia.
Active Programming Grants will fund structured, recurring opportunities for youth to engage in regular physical activity. Grants may support movement–based classes such as martial arts, dance, or yoga, outdoor adventure, sports, sports leagues, sports and recreation equipment, funding for instructors, fitness education, and targeted outreach to increase participation. All projects must prioritize need, provide or support consistent programming, track participation and frequency of engagement, and include a plan for sustaining programming beyond the grant period. Grantees that complete their projects may apply for Active Programming Grants in subsequent years.
VFAF Awareness Grant Program
The Valley Fever Americas Foundation (VFAF) was founded in 1995 with a mission to promote awareness of and to support research on Valley Fever and the fungus that causes it. To further its mission, VFAF is pleased to offer the Valley Fever
Awareness Grant. The purpose of this grant is to encourage innovative and creative ideas to increase Valley Fever awareness in the community.
Applicants may request up to $1000 in funding. Amount awarded varies based on the complexity of the project. Board may require additional information, ie: budget proposal.
VetCV Foundation
Supporting Veterans & Patriot Partner Organizations That Support Them.
The VetCV Foundation is the financial giving partner of VetCV, Inc. Our foundation does fundraising events and campaigns in order to have the money to give back to our VetCV Member community. The Foundation’s main goal is to give money to individuals, groups or projects that support our Active Service, Veteran, and their families in a time of need. For for support to organizations, we do not support operating costs but we do look at all requests submitted to the board.
Small Grant
VetCV Patriot Partner organizations requests for funds UNDER $1,000 from the VetCV Foundation, Inc.
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What's the typical amount funded for Virginia?
Grants are most commonly $113,117.
What's the total number of grants in Grayson County Grants for Nonprofits year over year?
In 2024, funders in Virginia awarded a total of 69,694 grants.
Among all the Grayson County Grants for Nonprofits given out in Virginia, the most popular focus areas that receive funding are Education, Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations, and Human Services.
1. Education
2. Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations
3. Human Services
How is funding for Grayson County Grants for Nonprofits changing over time?
Funding has increased by 9.79%.
How does grant funding vary by county?
Fairfax County, Arlington County, and Alexandria City receive the most funding.
| County | Total Grant Funding in 2024 |
|---|---|
| Fairfax County | $2,293,731,782 |
| Arlington County | $2,240,636,439 |
| Alexandria City | $719,704,106 |
| Richmond City | $452,557,663 |
| Loudoun County | $376,230,846 |