PCF and Impact 100 Greater Peninsula Come Together to Award Grants to Nonprofits Impacted by THE Covid-19 Virus.

​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.

PCF, our donor partners, and Impact 100 Greater Peninsula partnered together to create the COVID-19 Response Fund. Grants totaling $53,150 were awarded to thirteen nonprofit organizations with priority given to programs that directly help underprivileged and marginalized populations on the Virginia Peninsula that have been impacted or displaced by the Coronavirus (COVID-19).



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Nonprofits Receiving Funding

• Boys and Girls Club of the Virginia Peninsula
• Commonwealth Catholic Charities
• Denbigh United Presbyterian Church
• Gloucester Mathews Care Clinic Center
• Hampton Baptist Church
• Hampton Roads Ecumenical Lodging and Provisions
• Lackey Clinic 
• Menchville House
• The Center for Child and Family Services
• Riverside Brentwood Medical Center
• Thrive Peninsula​
• Versability
• Williamsburg House of Mercy

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