How do you build a bridge between an 18th-century property and a 21st-century audience? Patrick Henry’s Red Hill has the answer. Established in 1944, The Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation has worked for nearly 80 years to promote educational programs about the life, character, and legacy of its namesake, all while caring for Red Hill, Patrick.

There was a time when one could be forgiven for thinking that “next up” might refer to NextUp RVA’s fundraising strategy. NextUp, originally born as Middle School Renaissance 2020, provides structured out-of-school-time (OST) programs targeted at middle-schoolers in the Richmond school system with the goal, says Executive Director Barbara Couto Sipe, that “Richmond’s youth will.

Since partnering with The Monument Group on multiple fundraising initiatives, the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood has secured vital philanthropic support ensuring its capacity to provide high-quality low-cost health care services. The Virginia League for Planned Parenthood (VLPP) was established in 1942 and works to ensure that individuals and families have the freedom, information, and.

What began as a simple engagement, has evolved into more than a decade-long relationship with The Monument Group being an integral part of Family Lifeline’s ongoing fundraising operations. Along the way, The Monument Group has provided guidance and expertise that has helped the organization navigate a major merger, nearly triple the effectiveness of its development.

Nothing beats a good success story, and Partnership for the Future has had plenty of them. Since its founding in 1994, PFF has helped thousands of high-potential students of limited means by matching them with training and educational opportunities that prepare them for success beyond high school. Over 99% of these students have gone on.

The American Civil War Museum, which interprets the Civil War from the Union, Confederate, and African-American perspectives, sought to raise $8 million for an upgraded theater. One hundred-and-fifty years after the start of the Civil War, Richmond’s preeminent museum dedicated to telling the story of the war was poised to raise its flag even higher,.