Loudoun County Impact Fund Awards $10K To Local Non-Profits

LEESBURG, VA – The Loudoun County Impact Fund has awarded $100,000 in grants to 12 local nonprofit organizations.

The grants were made possible through the generosity of approximately 50 individuals and businesses who contributed $1,000 and $5,000 respectively.

More than $287,000 in grant requests were received from 28 organizations that were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Grants were awarded to the following organizations:

• $10,000 to Loudoun Hunger Relief to support the purchase of diapers, wipes and supplies to families in need
• $10,000 to Loudoun Abused Women's Shelter to support individual counseling and support for child victims of abuse
• $10,000 to INMED Partnerships for Children to support academic support and enrichment addressing COVID-19 challenges for vulnerable children and parents
• $8,500 to Loudoun Literacy Council to support the Family Literacy STEP Project providing literacy enrichment for 320 at-risk preschool children
• $5,000 to Mobile Hope to support struggling families and at-risk youth access healthy food and supplies
• $7,685 to HealthWorks for Northern Virginia to support expanded access to food through Loudoun Hunger Relief satellite pantry at HealthWorks
• $5,000 to The Arc of Loudoun to support emergency financial assistance program for people with disabilities
• $10,000 to A Farm Less Ordinary to support an assistant farm manager position who will manage young volunteers and outreach to schools
• $10,000 to Legacy Farms to support increasing employment success in neurodiverse individuals at Legacy Farms & A Place To Be through mentoring and music therapy
• $5,000 to Northern Virginia Family Service to support delivery of educational materials to homes of 94 children in Loudoun's Early Head Start program
• $8,185 to Windy Hill Foundation to support increased after school programs and supports to high school students