Next NCCF Grant Deadline: June 30, 2023
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Why Give?
NCCF has decades of experience helping other LOCAL nonprofits serve
Nelson County residents.
The Need
Half our school children rely on free/reduced-cost school meals. Many seniors can’t afford medications. High school students must bypass college due to costs.
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Our Mission
Through its grant-making, NCCF provides financial support to local nonprofits and governmental agencies that aid people in need in Nelson County.
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Our Donors
NCCF relies on generous individual donors, as well as partnering with area businesses and community groups to support fundraisers such as its “Opportunity Ball”.
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Our Beneficiaries
Each year we award thousands of dollars in grants to nonprofits providing health and dental care, feeding the hungry, promoting
education and much more.
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Words of gratitude from NCCF grantees…
How You Can Give
donate
Whether you donate online or by check, once a year or once a month, every dollar helps us fulfill our mission. Click on the icon above to donate today.
volunteer
Have an interest in helping with one of our fundraisers, or serving on NCCF’s all-volunteer Board of Directors? If so, click on the icon above to volunteer today.
recycle / reuse
Another way to support NCCF is through our vehicle donation program. Click on the icon above to donate your old car cost-free and hassle-free
Leave a Legacy
Give the gift that keeps on giving to your neighbors in need by making a legacy donation
News & Updates
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Nelson County Board of Supervisors Endorses NCCF’s Mission
After a brief presentation recently by NCCF board members, the Nelson County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution endorsing NCCF’s mission and its longstanding support of local nonprofits serving the county. The Resolution specifically acknowledged NCCF for “its contributions and encourag[ed] continued support for its efforts to address critical needs in Nelson County.”
Six Local Nonprofits Awarded New Grants
NCCF recently awarded six new grants totaling $41,500 to local nonprofits addressing a range of important issues and needs:
- Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Central Virginia will use the grant to recruit CASA volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children in Nelson County.
- All Blessings Flow is a faith-based organization that will use the funds to expand its outreach in Nelson County to make medical equipment and supplies available for free to underprivileged families living with disabilities and serious health conditions.
- Central Virginia Farm Workers Initiative (CVFWI) will use the grant to fund its Healthy Farm Workers initiative, offering health checks and preventative services, with a focus on diabetes and hypertension.
- ReadyKids will fund expanded outreach in Nelson County of its home visiting services to mothers and their young children to promote positive parent-child interactions, healthy childhood growth, and family well-being.
- Foothills Child Advocacy Center with use the support to organize and conduct child abuse prevention programs for parents, caregivers, and mandated reporters (teachers, daycare workers, etc.).
- The Millennium Group, in support of the Nelson Heritage Center, will use its grant to upgrade, renovate, and provide training in the computer/Learning Leading Lab, making it available to students after hours and during the summer, as well as community residents who may not otherwise have access to computers.
Since its inception 23 years ago, NCCF has awarded over 300 grants, totaling nearly $2 million, to 67 organizations. The deadline for applying for the next grant award cycle is June 30, 2023.