Celebrating 20 years of investment in the Tri-Cities region, The Cameron Foundation has captured some of the voices of its community partners alongside Cameron representatives to help tell the story of this work together over these last two decades.
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NEW TEMPORARY HEADQUARTERS LOCATION
While Cameron’s building undergoes repairs caused by water damage, the Foundation is temporarily relocating its operations, effective January 8, 2026.
Our new mailing address is:
P.O. Box 10
Colonial Heights, VA 23834
Staff offices will be located at 4300 Crossings Boulevard, 2nd Floor, Prince George, VA 23875, until further notice. Since this facility is shared by other businesses and is secured, please contact the Foundation’s staff prior to visiting in person.
Also, Cameron’s meeting room spaces remain unavailable to the public while the repairs to its headquarters are under way. Please continue to contact the Foundation’s staff via email with any questions or requests for meetings.
Cameron Foundation welcomes program officer Jamaal Ellison
The Cameron Foundation welcomes Jamaal D. Ellison to its staff as a program officer. Ellison holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in small business and entrepreneurship from Virginia Commonwealth University. He spent more than 15 years in the private sector before deciding to pursue his true passion of serving marginalized communities.
“We are delighted to have Jamaal join our staff,” said Cameron President Nadine Marsh-Carter, JD. “His past work centered on cross-sector collaboration to drive meaningful community impact, a strategy that we consider critical in our work. Additionally, through his first-hand experiences working in Cameron’s service area, he brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding to our efforts here at the Foundation,” she added. Learn more >>
Wilder Fellows Join Cameron Staff
During the 2025-26 academic year, The Cameron Foundation welcomes Destinee Allen and Javion Peterson, two outstanding graduate students, to the Foundation’s staff through Virginia Commonwealth University’s Wilder Graduate Scholars Fellowships. This competitive program connects top graduate students with government, nonprofit and public interest firms to provide the students greater exposure to their fields of interest as well as opportunities for professional work experience. This marks the first year that Cameron is a host employer for participants in the Wilder Fellows program. Learn more >>