St. Mary's Episcopal School offers a co-educational experience for children ages two through five years old. Accredited by the National Accreditation Commission of Early Care and Education Programs, St. Mary's provides a curriculum with individualized instruction that appreciates each child's abilities and talents, small classes, and a qualified and professional staff.

A special place for special needs, Northstar Academy is a small private school for students with learning differences. Northstar Academy is dedicated to educating the whole child - academically, physically, emotionally and socially - in the unique way that each child learns best.

FAB's mission is to help teens become self-sufficient, responsible and productive. Turning at-risk youth challenges into successful accomplishments will develop valuable life skills. Their goal is to provide a contemporary source for our new era teens to indentify with while going through a difficult transition into adulthood.

"In BeTween" - A fresh, online magazine for preteen girls, ages 7-14. In BeTween empowers girls to make good choices and feel good about themselves while inspiring the world around them. In BeTween leads by example- including features and photos of girls volunteering, overcoming disabilities plus offering games, quizzes and how-to articles. "In Between" offers girls a healthy option for spending free time on the internet.

The Reveille Weekday School is a ministry of the Reveille United Methodist Church. The school is a vital part of the church's life, serving 212 children from Richmond and surrounding counties. The Reveille Weekday School employs 31 teachers, many of whom have devoted from 10 to 23 years to children at Reveille. The school is licensed by the Virginia Department of Social Services and is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.

The mission of the VaNGHR is to facilitate continuity of funding and to provide sufficient flexibility in support of both public and private sector initiatives using geospatial analysis of health and health care relevant data. The Network represents a major collaborative effort in support of the geospatial analysis of public health data and the promotion of health equity throughout the Commonwealth.

The Chrysalis group provides the Richmond Virginia community with opportunities for personal and spiritual growth through classes, Ember Days and labyrinth walks. The Chrysalis Group's mission it to create time, space and inspiration for respectful communities to explore and expand the spiritual dimensions of life through educational opportunities and spiritual tools.

The Partnership for Nonprofit Excellence enhances the quality of life in Greater Richmond by strengthening nonprofits, promoting civic engagement, sharing information, and building community knowledge. The organization meets the needs of individual and agencies to improve the collective strength of the region's nonprofit sector with a focus on the following core areas: Professional development, Community Knowledge, Civic Engagement, Organizational Development. Partners programs include Connect Richmond, HandsOn Greater Richmond, Consulting Solutions, Nonprofit Learning Point.

The mission of the PTA is to make every child's potential a reality. The RC Logan Parent-Teacher Association supports the RC Longan Elementary school. The school currently serves more than 500 students in programs from pre-kindergarten through grade 5. Among the student body, more than twenty nationalities are represented.

To offer a faith-based healing ministry to our qualified Hanover neighbors by providing free medical and dental health care with compassion, dignity and respect.

We provide access to current and accurate information on Down syndrome. We also foster programs that focus on education, community services, public awareness, medical issues, research advocacy, legal issues and parenting. Given the benefit of loving homes, early intervention programs, special education and appropriate medical care and positive public attitudes as well as advances in medicine and better knowledge of physical and mental aspects of Down Syndrome; children with Down Syndrome are more like than unlike other children passing through the same stages of development, only more slowly.

St. David's mission is to be a caring & healing presence in the community by providing food and clothing to the poor, needy, elderly, disabled and the less fortunate & by ministering free health care to the uninsured people using volunteer professional services in the name of Jesus Christ.

We are a not for profit group providing a safe haven for women struggling with issues like eating disorders, self-harm, and depression, often accompanied by an unplanned pregnancy. We embrace young women and their families where they are; Embark with them on the journey to healing and restoration; Empower them with the knowledge to break free.

RAMPS helps the less fortunate by paying for and assembling modular wheelchair ramps for those people who are in need and have qualified for financial assistance. Their vision is to empower financially qualified elderly and disabled individuals in our communities by giving them a safe means in and out of their homes. At the same time, they develop compassionate young adults and promote inter-generational communication.

Our organization promotes smoking cessation by funding projects on college campuses that impact awareness, policy change and cessation among young adults.. We conduct prevention programming with families and young parents and we develop and implement statewide multimedia awareness and advertising campaigns. We also provide funding, technical assistance and support for community-based initiatives.

Central Virginia Legal Aid Society (CVLAS) provides free civil (non-criminal) legal assistance to low income people who have legal problems arising in the cities of Richmond, Petersburg, Hopewell, Colonial Heights and Charlottesville, Virginia.