Claude Moore Charitable Foundation awards $2.4 million
The Claude Moore Charitable Foundation (CMCF) in Fairfax, Virginia, has announced grants totaling $2.4 million in support of organizations in Loudoun County.
Since 2020, the foundation has awarded a total of $15 million to Loudoun-serving nonprofits. The latest recipients include African American Community Alliance ($250,000), Community Foundation for Loudoun & Northern Fauquier Counties ($300,000), Every Citizen Has Opportunities (ECHO) ($270,000), Loudoun Education Foundation ($120,000), Loudoun Literacy Council ($120,000), Northern Virginia Dental Clinic ($90,000), The Arc of Loudoun ($260,000), and Virginia Health Care Foundation ($100,000).
In addition, grants made to organizations in other areas of Virginia include: Our Stomping Ground ($95,000), Center for Excellence in Education ($130,000), James Madison University ($88,000), and Shenandoah University: Claude Moore Center for Literacy ($101,000).
“These annual grants reflect our commitment to strengthening organizations that offer essential services in education, resiliency training, life skills training, and more, with the ultimate goal of helping people in Loudoun County and across the commonwealth create a better quality of life,″ said CMCF executive director J. Hamilton Lambert.
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