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In November, Brain Injury Services organized a Veterans Appreciation social event for their veteran clients. During this gathering, veterans connected, shared experiences, and planted a Small Winter Pansy Garden. The event fostered a sense of community and support, with participants receiving gifts and cards of appreciation. This initiative was driven by a pediatric client’s goal, who fundraised and coordinated donations… Continue Reading Brain Injury Services’ Social Supporting Clients Who Have Served Our Country

The Northern Virginia Veterans Association (NOVA Veterans) focuses on comprehensively supporting our veterans from their most basic needs of food, housing, and healthcare to encouraging engagement in fitness, the arts and recreation. Understanding that one’s quality of life is more than just getting your basic needs met, but also through thriving and enjoying life. That is our goal and we… Continue Reading NOVA Veterans Helps Veteran Robert Find Kindness During Turbulent Times

Cox Virginia Public Affairs and Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington, Fairfax County Region celebrated the grand opening of the Cox Innovation Lab at the Ox Hill unit on March 24th. These Innovation Labs help to close the digital divide by providing kids with access to the internet and resources to help them get the most out of it.… Continue Reading Cox Innovation Lab at Boys & Girls Club Ox Hill Grand Opening

Over 8,000 guests attended Capital One Center’s Perchfest Spring Edition: a two-day festival at The Perch to benefit Best Buddies of Northern Virginia & DC and Wolf Trap Animal Rescue. Community members enjoyed the opening of Perch Putt – an 18-hole miniature putt putt course 11 stories in the sky complete with retro-themed food trucks – alongside live music performances… Continue Reading 8,000 People Attended Capital One Center’s Perchfest Benefitting Best Buddies of Northern Virginia & DC and Wolf Trap Animal Rescue

Criterion’s corporate philosophy holds that true success requires us to give back to our community. We encourage, support, and celebrate our employees’ many and varied community outreach activities through our Criterion Cares program. Since 2009, Criterion has supported The Women’s Center (TWC), an organization that provides mental health counseling, support, and education to the metropolitan area to help people live… Continue Reading Criterion Systems Gives Back to Women and Families

ICF’s D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) offices joined forces to hold our 29th charity auction, raising $60,000+ with a theme highlighting the lighter side of our second year of remote work: No Place Like Home. This 100% volunteer-led event involves soliciting internal/external donations, compiling the catalog, and producing a virtual event. As part of the activities leading up to the event, our… Continue Reading ICF’s Annual charity auction raised $60,000+

On June 24th, members of HomeAid Northern Virginia’s Board of Directors brought comfort and joy to Virginia’s tiniest residents when they delivered over 91,000 diapers and 57,000 wipes to 22 local non-profit organizations. The cost of disposable diapers is nearly $1,000 a year per child, which is a considerable expense for families already struggling to make ends meet. It can mean the difference between parents trying… Continue Reading HomeAid Northern Virginia’s Delivered over 91,000 Diapers and 57,000 Wipes to 22 Local Non-profits

Fitness Is Possible for All with New Wellness Park from Kaiser Permanente On Saturday, June 4th, Prince William County officials and community members joined Kaiser Permanente leaders to celebrate the opening of the long-awaited Harbor Drive Wellness Park, located off Minnieville Road in Lake Ridge, Virginia. Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, it is the first dedicated wellness park in the Occoquan… Continue Reading Fitness Is Possible for All with New Wellness Park from Kaiser Permanente

On Saturday, June 25th MCB team members volunteered at the Katherine Hanley Family Shelter. The group washed the inside of the washing machines and the dryers, checked that all of the water hoses were in working order, pulled weeds from the garden and collected vegetables for dinner. Our volunteers also cleaned and removed the kick marks from the bottom of… Continue Reading MCB Cares Partners With the Katherine Hanley Family Shelter