2024 Mary Morton Parsons
Foundation Grant Recipients
In 2024, The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation awarded grants to these organizations and projects:
Organization
Purpose
Amount
Atlantic Outreach Incorporated
support New Building Expansion
$50,000.00
Autism Program of Virginia Inc. TAP-VA Inc., operating as Commonwealth Autism
build an autism workforce educational facility
$150,000.00
Better Housing Coalition
support the Colbrook Development
$500,000.00
Boys Home of Virginia
support critical capital improvements
$100,000.00
Bridgewater College
support renovations to Bowman Hall
$250,000.00
CARITAS
support Dinwiddie Avenue Men's Campus Renovation Project
$350,000.00
Child Development Resources, Inc.
support facility renovations
$100,000.00
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
restore the Powder Magazine
$300,000.00
Cross-Over Ministry Inc
purchase and renovate Henrico Clinic building and renovate Richmond Clinic building
$600,000.00
Friends Association for Children
replace roof and HVAC system at the Robert L. Taylor Child Development Center
$50,000.00
Friends of Hollywood Cemetery
support restoration of Long Bottom and Restoration of Historic Iron Fences
$150,000.00
Habitat For Humanity-Powhatan
develop a conservation subdivision and purchase the building and land that houses the ReStore and offices
$100,000.00
Hampden-Sydney College
complete a comprehensive historic renovation of Venable Hall
$300,000.00
Heart of Virginia Council Inc, BSA
support Health and Safety Capital Enhancement for the HOVC Scout Reservation in Goochland County
$100,000.00
KOVAR Corporation
support purchase of group home residence
$50,000.00
Liberation Veteran Services Inc
support construction of Phase I of Veterans Village, a new 38-unit micro-apartment building
$500,000.00
Little Hands Virginia Inc
expand warehouse and office
$50,000.00
Mending Walls
support capital project
$30,000.00
National D-Day Memorial Foundation Ltd
support Capital Campaign for a Walking Trail, a WWII "Motor Pool" building, a multi-use outdoor amphitheater and Education Center and Museum
$150,000.00
Partnership for Housing Affordability
support technology upgrades
$52,000.00
Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation
renovate Patrick Henry's Red Hill
$100,000.00
Pcs For People
expand Digital Inclusion Program to Richmond-Hampton Roads Region
$250,000.00
Petersburg Area Art League (or PAAL)
support "Save Our West Wall" Campaign
$45,000.00
Randolph College
support the Science Matters Campaign
$250,000.00
Rappahannock Community College Educational Foundation Inc
construct a Health Science Facility on the Warsaw Campus
$100,000.00
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Richmond
support the construction of the Ronald McDonald House at VCU Children's Tower and the new guestroom Ronald McDonald House in Richmond
$500,000.00
Sports Backers
support the Active Living Hub
$150,000.00
Stratford Hall
support the Semiquincentennial Roof Restoration Project
$105,000.00
The Board of Regents of Gunston Hall, Incorporated
support The Forever Revolutionary! Comprehensive Campaign
$100,000.00
The Faison Center
refresh interior and exterior of the Faison Residence
$125,000.00
The JXN Project
reconstruct the home of Jackson Ward's first known Black homeowner, Abraham Peyton Skipwith, as a national historic landmark.
$100,000.00
United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg
support capital project
$100,000.00
Veritas School
support Campus Expansion Campaign
$250,000.00
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
support Capital Campaign with focus on renovation of the Leslie Cheek Theater
$1,000,000.00
Virginia Museum of History & Culture
support 250th Initiative
$250,000.00
Virginia Repertory Theatre
support the Great Stages Campaign and capital projects
$500,000.00
Virginia Society of Ornithology (VSO)
support capital project
$30,000.00
Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc.
support the renovation, upgrades, and improvements to War Memorial Hall
$300,000.00
VPM Public Media
build a new headquarters in downtown Richmond
$750,000.00
Washington Heritage Museums
support capital improvements to the Mary Washington Monument and Lodge property
$100,000.00
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library Foundation
support the reinstallation and expansion of a permanent museum exhibits and upgrade infrastructure systems
$100,000.00