To provide the mid-atlantic region with a quality, entertaining holiday parade, suitable for the entire family.

The mission of elijah house academy is to provide a christ-centered and accessible choice in education that cultivates the hearts, minds, and bodies of our city's children for god's glory and richmond's flourishing. the majority of our students, transitional kindergarten through eighth grade, are either economically disadvantaged or educationally disenfranchised, and eha offers all of our learners a safe place to grow in confidence and purpose. because elijah house academy provides tuition on a sliding scale, it is an excellent and accessible choice for all richmond families. every student is equipped with the academic and social-emotional skills required to succeed in the classroom, home, and society. we do this by offering our students a liberal arts education, public speaking, habit formation, academic support, mentorship, enrichment classes, and athletics - all in a small classroom environment.

The organization solicits and receives funds and property from its donors which includes the general public for the purpose of distributing same as voluntary, gratuitous, and charitable gifts that benefit safety responders serving the metropolitan richmond area and/or dependents of such responders in the event of death or permanent disability occuring in the line of duty.

Operation of a 35 unit apartment building that provides low income housing to the elderly and the mobility impaired

To provide low income housing for the physically and mentally disabled.

To provide needed support to the grace and holy trinity church

A federal judge required the society to assure the perpetual care of the harmony section of national harmony memorial park

The organization provides subsidized housing facilities for the care and welfare of low income elderly and handicapped individuals.

The organization exists to accept contributions and to use these funds, along with investment income, to make grants to specific educational institutions. identified in our governing documents as st. christopher's school, richmond, va; collegiate school, richmond, va; christchurch school, christ church, va; and episcopal high school, alexandria, va. the grants to the schools are for scholarships to students of high character and academic standing based on the recommendations of the educational institutions.

To support and engage in activities that support the purposes of j. sargeant reynolds community college educational foundation, including receiving, purchasing, owning, developing, operating, leasing, selling or otherwise dealing with aspects of real estate and its proceeds thereof for the benefit of j. sargeant reynolds community college educational foundation.

To plan and produce community events with the primary goal of raising funds to contribute to local 501(c)(3) organizations.

Foster and advance education and research in orthodontics.

To provide support for childsavers - memorial child guidance clinic, inc.

Annual christmas mother fund - an organization appealing to the public for funds to be used for charitable purposes by supporting holiday assistance programs and programs that support urgent basic human needs year-round.

Advancement of the sciences

The virginia equal housing foundation was formed for the benefit of its related party, housing opportunities made equal of virginia, inc., a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. the mission for both organizations is to ensure equal access to housing.

St. joseph's villa foundation was organized exclusively for charitable, scientific, literary and educational purposes, and particularly: *to solicit, receive and administer gifts, grants, contributions and donations for st. joseph's villa, and *to distribute funds to st. joseph's villa and its three related organizations in support of their various programs and activities. these distributions form an integral part of the on-going operating budget of st. joseph's villa.

Helping individuals to live and function independently; assisting resources for independent living, and irc section 501c(3) organization; to promote and enhance the independence, productivity and quality of life of persons with disabilities.

The purpose of the foundation is to raise, manage, invest and disburse funds and make loans for non-operational projects for the sole benefit of st. michael's episcopal school in richmond, va, including building and equipment projects, special programs and scholarships.