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Capacity Development Grants is sponsored by Danville Regional Foundation. Investments aimed at strengthening local organizations and their employees to develop partnerships and find new ways to solve recurring regional issues.
Geographic focus: City of Danville, VA; Pittsylvania County, VA; and Caswell County, NC
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Danville Regional Foundation The Danville Regional Foundation (DRF) works to encourage revitalization and renewal in the Dan River Region. We do so by making long-term investments to improve education, economic vitality, community wellness, financial stability and civic capacity for citizens throughout the City of Danville, Virginia; Pittsylvania County, Virginia; and Caswell County, North Carolina.
Since its establishment in 2005, DRF has committed more than $200 million through more than 685 grants. Some of these grants are large, but just as many are made from the DRF Make It Happen! (MIH!)
program, which encourages individuals to make their dreams of community change a reality. Large organizational investments paired with these smaller grants create a culture of ″bright spots″ where those within the community as well as those visiting and researching for possible relocation can ″see the possible.
″ DRF is committed to fostering collaboration, establishing partnerships and working across borders and with many types of organizations to rethink tomorrow and create solutions, positioning the Dan River Region as a place of opportunities.
DRF encourages and supports new approaches, and believes that initiative and courage to view things from fresh and different perspectives empowers our community as we collaborate on a Bridge to the Future. God's Storehouse Named 2026 Ashby Award Winner DRF is pleased to announce God’s Storehouse has been selected to receive the 2026 B. R.
Ashby, M. D. Award for Outstanding Community Service.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and community agencies serving the Dan River Region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Capacity Development Grants is funded by Danville Regional Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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