Promoting, establishing and preserving sustainable communities for healthy aging that benefit individuals and families of all ages

Camp holiday trails creates a community that empowers children and teens with medical needs to thrive through unforgettable camp experiences.

Legal and related services to low-income clients and community groups to protect their rights and address systems that cause poverty.

Our mission as an independent school is to feed each child's innatecuriosity through exceptional innovative teaching and learning in anintentional preschool through grade 12 community in which closerelationships provide a foundation for achievement and where everychild is well known.

The mission of worksource enterprises is to secure employment and support services that enable individuals with vocational disabilities to achieve self-sufficiency, independence and full participation in the community. worksource provides job training, employment, community job placement assistance and support services for persons with disabilities. worksource serves virginians in the city of charlottesville and albemarle, fluvanna, greene, louisa and nelson counties. most persons served have intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness, physical impairments, sensory impairments and autism.

To provide support for the regional public library system: a. to maintain an association of persons interested in the welfare of the jefferson-madison regional library system. b. to focus public attention on the library. c. to stimulate the use of the library's resources and services. d. to receive and encourage gifts, endowments, and bequests to the library. e. to support and cooperate with the library in developing library services and facilities for the community.

Rescue, emergency medical care, and transportation

To improve the quality of life of infants, children, and adults with or at risk of intellectual and developmental disabilities, and the lives of their families, through service, advocacy, and education.

Document research, identify trends and facilitate education in the legal community.

Advance the compassionate treatment of animals by providing sheltering, medical care, and behavioral services for dogs and cats, promoting permanent, caring homes, and furthering education and outreach.

Madison house serves as the volunteer center for students of the university of virginia, to stimulate and coordinate volunteer service addressing the needs of the community while supplementing the education of students through leadership development and their service to the community.

United way of greater charlottesville (united way or organization) is a community-based nonprofit, with a local board of directors, serving charlottesville and the counties of albemarle, fluvanna, greene, louisa, orange, and nelson. united way has adopted three impact areas: school readiness, financial stability, and connected community, which represent areas of significant community need. the over-arching goal is to eliminate barriers for minority and economically-disadvantaged populations and enable them to achieve financial stability and thrive economically. this may be achieved through coordinated service delivery among peer agencies supported by task force coalitions focused on long-term, systems-level change. through this, we may begin to eliminate a dependency on these services such that individuals can thrive economically and become financially stable.

Provide health care, housing and related services to seniors through the operation of a ccrc.

Create housing and community development opportunities for very low to moderate income families and individuals, teach financial literacy and management, homebuying and homeownership skills, and advocates for affordable housing policies and programs.

To promote education, leadership, sportsmanship, character, and citizenship for students by establishing and maintaining high standards for school activities and competitions.

To further the aims and purposes of the university of virginia mcintire school of commerce.

Provide food for three days of balanced meals to individuals and families.

The oar-jefferson area community corrections program works to break the cycle of crime by helping defendants/offenders to be more accountable, lead more productive lives and develop more constructive lifestyles through low-cost alternatives to incarceration.

Exhibit contemporary art contemporary visual art, printing, sculpture, photography, mixed media and educational programs