PCF and Impact 100 Greater Peninsula Come Together to Award Grants to Nonprofits Impacted by Covid-19 Virus
PCF, our donor partners, and Impact 100 partnered together to create the COVID-19 Response Fund in support of local 501c3 nonprofit organizations who are providing direct services to Peninsula citizens impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak. Grants totaling $53,150 were awarded to thirteen nonprofit organizations helping to meet the needs of those disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 virus. Priority was given to programs that directly help underprivileged and marginalized populations that have been impacted or displaced by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) on the Virginia Peninsula.
Critical Services Supported
Nonprofits Receiving Funding
Critical Services Supported
- Life-saving medical care and medications for patients with multiple chronic care issues.
- Costs associated with providing telemedicine capabilities.
- Supplies to provide extensive facility sanitation.
- Provisions for individuals and families to have a safe place to shelter.
- Mental health outreach program for people with disabilities.
- Food and essential care and clothing for children with medical and health needs.
- Emergency aid and financial coaching program.
- Job readiness training, counseling and case management for children out of foster care.
Nonprofits Receiving Funding
- Commonwealth Catholic Charities
- Denbigh United Presbyterian Church
- Hampton Baptist Church
- Versability
- Lackey Clinic Thrive
- Gloucester Mathews Care Clinic Center
- Child and Family Services
- Riverside Brentwood Medical Center
- Menchville House
- Boys and Girls Club of the Virginia Peninsula
- Williamsburg House of Mercy
- Hampton Roads Ecumenical and Provisions
- Thrive Peninsula
