Past Grant Recipients

October 2025

104 Ministries, Inc.

$5,000
Toward the purchase of a Cover Crop Roller Crimper, which will increase crop yield while reducing labor intensity by helping to manage cover crops that improve soil quality as well as create natural mulch for natural weed suppression and moisture retention.

2 HYPE Foundation, Inc.

$24,000
In support of the 2 HYPE STEERing Youth and Parents in a Positive Direction program.

American Red Cross of Capital Virginia

$25,000
Continued support of immediate disaster assistance in The Cameron Foundation’s service area.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Richmond

$40,000
In support of the BGMR: Life and Career Pathways in Petersburg program

Boys to Men Mentoring Network of Virginia, Inc.

$40,000
To support the Helping Boys Thrive in the Tri-Cities – Group Mentoring program.

Chesterfield CASA

$15,000
To support the costs to recruit, train and supervise volunteer advocates for children involved in cases in Chesterfield County Juvenile Court

Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Alliance for Social Ministry (CCHASM)

$13,287
Continued general operating support.

City of Refuge Hopewell

$25,000
Continued general operating support.

Colonial Heights Food Pantry, Inc.

$52,000
Continued general operating support.

County of Dinwiddie

$17,500
In support of the Summer Work-Based Learning Program.

Crater Community Hospice

$30,000
Continued support for hospice care.

Friends of the Army Women’s Association

$20,000
In support of FAWMA LIVE Studio and Educational Programming.

Friends of the Historic Farmers Bank

$15,930
To restore the windows, window frames and shutters on the historic Farmers Bank.

Friends of the Lower Appomattox River

$50,000
For general operating support.

Gateway Homes, Inc.

$45,000
To provide community support for individuals with serious mental illness.

Girls on the Run of Greater Richmond

$25,000
For Girls on the Run programs in Tri-Cities and South Chesterfield.

Great Aspirations Scholarship Program, Inc. (GRASP)

$25,000
Towards the organization’s Financial Aid in Six High Schools programming.

Heart of Virginia Council, Scouting America

$53,820
In support of the organization’s Petersburg ScoutReach program.

Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation

$44,075
For delivery of the Community Connections: Lessons from the Past, Power for the Future program to 1,500 fourth-grade students attending schools in The Cameron Foundation’s service area.

Justin J. Davis Heart Foundation

$20,000
For general operating support.

Legal Aid Justice Center

$50,000
For furthering housing justice in Petersburg.

LISC Virginia

$120,000
For continued support of the Comprehensive Community Development initiative.

Petersburg Symphony Orchestra

$20,000
Continued funding to underwrite the salary of the organization’s part-time executive director.

Pretty Purposed

$40,000
For continued general operating support.

River Street Education, Inc.

$70,624
For continued general operating support.

SERENITY

$45,000
For continued general operating support.

Southeast 4-H Educational Center

$50,000
To remodel public restrooms in the Central Administrative Gray Building as part of the center’s capital project

Southside Community Development & Housing Corporation

$50,000
Continued support for the SCDHC Crater Area Homeownership Center

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

$25,000
A Sacred Landmarks Grant to restore the stained-glass windows at St. Paul’s Church.

Virginia Dental Association Foundation

$10,000
Continued funding for the Donated Dental Services program.

VirginiaFIRST dba FIRSTChesapeake

$43,125
In support of the STEM Pathway: Expanding Workforce Readiness in Southside VA program.