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Community Investment Funds (Child and Youth Development, Military Personnel and Their Families, Safety Net Support) is sponsored by The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia. The Community Investment Funds are a signature grant cycle managed by the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia, investing in organizations serving the Northern Virginia community in various areas including child and youth development, military personnel and their families,…
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Community Investment Funds | The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia Modal body text goes here. Community Investment Funds Supporting Critical Need in Northern Virginia In partnership with our donors, we support the Northern Virginia nonprofit community through grantmaking and capacity building programs.
Grants from the Community Investment Funds give back to local causes such as child and youth development, intellectual and developmental disabilities, education, Latino engagement and achievement, mental health, aging, military personnel and their families, and safety net support. It is a component fund of The Permanent Fund for Northern Virginia , our endowment supporting critical need throughout the region.
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