The PATH Foundation recently granted more than $1.377 million to 55 local nonprofit organizations in their latest cycle of Flexible Funding grants.
Several Rappahannock County organizations got grants: Kid Pan Alley, Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community (RAAC), Rappahannock Center for Education (RappCE), Rappahannock Benevolent Fund, Rappahannock Food Pantry, Serendipity Equine and Totality Martial Arts received funds, ranging from $10,000 to $50,000.
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Grants provide unrestricted general operating support for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to be used as needed to meet their missions. The goal of Flexible Funding is to prioritize those most in need, as PATH strives to make the community a great place to live, work, play and grow, according to a news release from the Warrenton-based foundation.
All grantees have mission statements or ongoing programs that intersect with the PATH Foundation’s four priority areas: access to health, childhood wellness, mental health and senior services.
“Flexible Funding is a great opportunity for organizations to get unrestricted support as they work towards their mission,” said PATH’s President and CEO Christy Connolly. “With this cycle of grantmaking, we aim to prioritize organizations helping those most in need, as we continue to work together to strengthen our community’s health and vitality.”
PATH’s January 2024 Flexible Funding recipients:
Afro-American Historical Association (AAHA): $30,000
Artists in Middleburg: $10,000
The Bridge Community Church: $10,000
Bull Run Mountains Conservancy Inc: $10,000
Career Partners Inc: $25,000
CASA Children’s Intervention Services Inc: $30,000
Catholic Charities Diocese of Arlington: $15,000
Community Development Redistribution (CDR) Resource Center: $5,000
Center for Combating Elder Financial Abuse: $2,500
Community Touch: $25,000
Culpeper Adult Day Care Center: $25,000
Culpeper Community Development Corporation: $50,000
Culpeper Food Closet: $15,000
Empowering Culpeper: $15,000
Fauquier Community Child Care Inc (FCCC): $50,000
Fauquier Community Theatre: $10,000
Fauquier Education Farm: $25,000
Fauquier Family Shelter Services Inc: $50,000
Fauquier For Immediate Sympathetic Help (FISH): $50,000
Fauquier Historical Society: $20,000
Foothills Housing Corporation: $30,000
Foster the Family: $15,000
George Washington Carver Agricultural Research Center Inc: $50,000
Girls on the Run Piedmont: $20,000
Habitat for Humanity of Culpeper County: $25,000
Hero’s Bridge: $25,000
Hope Heals Foundation: $25,000
Hospice Support of Fauquier County: $15,000
Just Neighbors: $30,000
Kid Pan Alley: $10,000
Laurel Ridge Community College Educational Foundation: $50,000
Learning Starts Early Inc: $10,000
Manna Ministries – Culpeper Presbyterian Church: $10,000
Morgan’s Message Inc: $20,000
New Pathways Tech Inc: $25,000
People Helping People: $40,000
Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center: $40,000
Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic: $50,000
The Plains Community League: $15,000
Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community (RAAC): $10,000
Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center: $15,000
Rappahannock Center for Education: $20,000
Rappahannock Benevolent Fund: $40,000
Rappahannock Food Pantry: $50,000
Remington United Methodist Church: $10,000
Rx Partnership: $15,000
Serendipity Equine: $15,000
Services to Abused Families Inc (SAFE): $50,000
Seven Loaves Services Inc: $15,000
State Climb: $30,000
Sustainability Matters: $25,000
Totality Martial Arts: $15,000
Verdun Adventure Bound Inc: $30,000
Windmore Foundation for the Arts: $10,000
Windy Hill Foundation: $50,000
To learn more about the PATH Foundation’s grants, visit its Our Grants page online.
