Although 100WS has concluded its 10 rounds of Covid-19 Emergency funding, they may consider extreme emergency situations for past grantees only.
If you are experiencing an extreme situation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, please contact Pam Ray for more information: Pam@onehundredwomenstrong.org
COVID-19 Grants
Like many organizations that have changed the way they do business in a COVID-19 world, 100WomenStrong has altered our giving strategies for 2020. We are thrilled that we were able to support some of our most vulnerable community residents through the incredible work of our nonprofit partners. Please see our Press Release page for more information on our granting process during the crisis.
The grants were given in rounds this year, starting April 2020. The funds were distributed as follows:
Round One, April 2020
- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington (Leesburg office) – $15,000
- Dulles South Food Pantry – $10,000
- Good Shepherd Alliance – $7,000
- HealthWorks for Northern Virginia – $10,000
- Loudoun Free Clinic – $5,000
- Loudoun Hunger Relief – $10,000
- Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers – $7,500
- Loudoun Homeless Services Center (Volunteers of America of the Chesapeake &Carolinas) – $5,000
- Up to $50,000 also was allocated for the purchase of personal protection equipment (PPEs) for area volunteer firefighters and EMTs.
Round Two, May 2020
- A Farm Less Ordinary – $5,000
- ARC of Loudoun – $10,000
- Chris Atwood Foundation – $5,000
- ECHO – $5,200
- INMED – $10,000
- Just Neighbors – $3,000
- Loudoun Cares – $7,500
- Loudoun Education Foundation – $5,000
- Loudoun Literacy Council – $1,500
- Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers – $7,500
- Project Horse – $7,500
- Volunteers of America Chesapeake and Carolinas – $5,300
- Windy Hill Foundation – $5,000
- Women Giving Back – $8,000
Round Three, June 2020
- ECHO – $2,300
- The Good Shepherd Alliance – $10,000
- INMED Partnerships for Children – $6,400
- Loudoun Abused Women’s Shelter – $10,000
- Loudoun Free Clinic – $7,200
- NOVA Foundation – $10,000
- Northern Virginia Family Service – $10,000
- Windy Hill Foundation – $10,000
Round Four, July 2020
- ECHO: $4,000
- Excellent Options – $5,000
- INMED Partnerships for Children – $10,000
- Loudoun Habitat for Humanity – $2,500
- Women Giving Back – $10,000
- Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties – Community Emergency Relief Fund – $25,000
- Loudoun Education Foundation – $25,000
Round Five, August 2020
- American Legion Post 2001 – $5,000
- The Arc of Loudoun – $10,000
- Loudoun Cares – $15,000
- Northern Virginia Family Service – $10,000
- The Piedmont Environmental Council – $1,000
- Ryan Bartel Foundation – $9,000
- Volunteers of America Chesapeake & The Carolinas – Loudoun Homeless Services Center – $8,500
Round Six, October 2020
- The Chris Atwood Foundation – $7,000
- ECHO – $6,500
- Healthworks – $10,000
- Loudoun Literacy Council – $2,255
- Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers – $7,500
- Loudoun Homeless Services Center – $6,300
- Women Giving Back – $3,000
Round Seven, December 2020
- American Legion Post 2001 – $10,000
- Loudoun Cares – $12,000
- St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church–$20,000
- Loudoun Abused Women’s Shelter – $50,000
Round Eight, March 2021
- The Chris Atwood Foundation – $8,000
- Tree of Life Ministries–$20,000
- St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church–$20,000
- Adoption-Share Family Match–$4,500
Round Nine, May 2021
- Good Shepherd Alliance – $10,000
- INMED Partnerships for Children – $31,418
- Loudoun Literacy Council – $3,500
- St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church – $20,000
Round Ten, June 2021
- Loudoun Cares – $15,000
- Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers – $7,500
- Salvation Army Loudoun Corps – $18,000
- St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church – $20,000
- Tree of Life Ministries–$15,000
