State employees like to know how their CVC pledge is making a difference in their communities.  Each month on this site, we will spotlight several charities that have a story to tell about their services and the people or causes they serve.  Check back each month as new stories are featured.  Each story will provide a link to the charity's Web site (if available) and give you the CVC Charity Code number. 

• Lobs & Lessons: Serving Youth and Families in Richmond
• Roanoke Valley Horse Rescue, Inc.
• Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center Foundation
• Action Against Hunger
• Volunteer Loudoun: Celebrating Teens Who Serve
• United Way of South Hampton Roads
• USO of Hampton Roads and Central Virginia
• Rappahannock United Way - Everyday Heroes Change Lives
• Union Mission Ministries and the Military
• Toby's Dream Foundation - Eve, age 8, to meet a famous celebrity!
• The Carter Center - Medication Restores Sight, Brings Hope To Grandmother
• St. Joseph’s Villa: Building Lives with Meaning
• East of the River Boys and Girls Steelband
• St. Ann’s Infant and Maternity Home
• Prevent a Litter - Tallulah’s Story
• Special Olympics Virginia, Inc.
• Sisters of the Circle - A Program of Jefferson Center
• The Salvation Army – Tidewater Area Command
• The Richmond Christian Leadership Institute (RCLI)
• NOVACO- Housing For Out Neighbor In Need
• The New Community School
• Naval Historical Foundation
• Last Chance For Animals
• The James House Intervention/Prevention Services, Inc. - Darrell
• The James House Intervention/Prevention Services, Inc. - Karin
• HOPE for the Warriors
• HomeAid Northern Virginia
• Henrico CASA - Speaking up for a Child
• Habitat For Humanity Or Greater Charlottesville
• Dogs On Death Row (DODR)
• Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust
• CHIP of Virginia
• Child Health Investment Partnership (CHIP) of Roanoke Valley
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF)
• Catholics for Housing (CFH)
• Capital Childcare - Keeping Babies Covered!
• Brain Injury Services
• Boys & Girls Clubs of the Virginia Peninsula
• 2011 Big Brother Of The Year Sgt. Ron Hinds, USMC
• 2011 Big Brother Of The Year Brian Cornwell
• Arthritis National Research Foundation
• Alzheimer’s Family Day Center
• Camp Holiday Trails
• Center for Nonprofit Excellence
• Supporting Child Development - Cadence’s Story
• Children, Youth and Family Services
• Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia
• FRIENDS of the Blue Ridge Parkway
• 4Paws - Rescuing local cats & kittens, 4 paws at a time
• Jefferson Area Board for Aging, Inc. (JABA)
• Saving Darlene’s Sanity—And Her Mother
• Qavah’s Castle – The Children’s Inn at NIH
• Lutheran Family Services of Virginia
• Operation Homefront Hampton Roads
• YMCA - Raising the Bar
• Miracle on South 6th Street
• Mock Family Home – Habitat for Humanity Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park
• Drive to Work
• Homeowner Avoids Foreclosure with the Help of Catholic Charities of Eastern Virginia
• Pioneering Surgeon Fixes Baby’s Heart - Children's Angel Flight
• Air Compassion for Wounded Warriors
• A New Heart with Compassion
• How the American Family Association Makes a Difference American Family Association (AFA)
• Building Affordable Homes and Strong Futures: A Journey from Sudan to Success with the help of AHC Inc.
• Girl Scout Senior Megan Barnes - Camp You Can
• Amy - Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom
• A Woman on the Midnight Bus - Interfaith Humanitarian Sanctum, Inc.
• Hope - VCU Parkinson’s Disease Center
• Marion and Elise - United Way of Greater Williamsburg
• Staff Sergeant Nikki Cobb - The USO of Metropolitan Washington
• Starting Again - Boaz and Ruth, Inc.
• Tippy - Montgomery County Friends of Animal Care and Control
• Maura's Bright Future - The Greater Richmond ARC
• Dream Come True - Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County
• A New Life for Nora - Jackson-Feild Homes
• A Brand New Beginning - The Pregnancy Centers of Central Virginia
• The Jasper Difference - Service Dogs of Virginia