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Middleburg Community Charter School

Mission

Develop life-long learners who are curious, caring, reflective and productive members of our community. Students will learn using methods that work best for each of them. They will learn at their own pace from teachers who bring out a child's natural curiosity. Students will be challenged, not frustrated, through innovative public education, in a small school using cutting edge innovation.

Wolf's Helping Hands

Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties

Mission

Our mission is to grow community giving through grantmaking, leadership, and partnerships.

Highland Food Pantry Inc.

Mission

To provide food and other assistance to those in need and to engage our community in the fight to end hunger.

American Civil War Museum

Mission

The mission of the American Civil War Museum is to be the preeminent center for the exploration of the American Civil War and its legacies from multiple perspectives: Union and Confederate, enslaved and free African Americans, soldiers and civilians.

Sweet Julia Grace Foundation Inc.

Mission

To bless, celebrate and love children who are chronically or seriously ill, have special needs, or are in the midst of a medical crisis by filling in the gaps, granting wishes, and meeting non-medical needs of the children and their families.

Touch Heaven Ministries Inc.

Mission

Religious faith based organization. Provide & dessiminate religious and moral instructions to the public, through religious instructions.

Gems Development Foundation

Mission

Gems Development Foundation was established to alleviate suffering in the developing world through education, medicine, and sustainable practices. Gems accomplishes its mission by focusing on the following four primary program objectives: providing goats and other livestock to foster basic nutritional and economic sustainability, educational support, support for medical education and promoting sustainability among communities.

Oak Hill Academy

Orchard Hills Achievement Center Inc.

Mission

In partnership with area churches, businesses and community volunteers, Orchard Hills Achievement Center is dedicated to providing personal, consistent investment in the educational, physical, social and spiritual lives of children who have limited resources.

Us Foundation For Liberty And Human Rights

Mission

The U.S. Foundation for Liberty and Human Rights (“The Foundation") is a non-profit, tax-exempt and tax-deductible, 501C3 volunteer organization formed by U.S. citizens of Iranian descent and is a sister organization of U.S Foundation for Liberty. Many of the volunteers themselves have been victims of the Iranian regime's brutality. Having experienced firsthand the violation of their fundamental rights, these volunteers promote women's rights, the rights of victims of abuse, rights of minorities and dissidents, as well as refugees who have fled repression in Iran. The Foundation has led many projects focused on the resettlement of political refugees in third countries. In one of its most difficult, complex, but successful campaigns, it helped complete the transfer to Albania of thousands of residents of Camp Liberty (near the Baghdad International Airport) in Iraq in 2016. These refugees were designated as 'asylum seekers' and 'persons of concern' by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and as 'protected persons' under the Fourth Geneva Convention by the United States. One-third of the residents were former political prisoners and an equal number are women. They fled persecution in Iran and took refuge in Iraq in the 1980s. Iranian rulers view these dissidents and human rights advocates as a major threat and have actively been plotting to kill or capture them for a long time. Since 2003, the residents were repeatedly attacked by Iraqi security forces at the behest of Tehran, resulting in over 140 deaths and some 1,400 wounded. The residents were also denied vital medical treatment by Baghdad as a form of harassment and pressure. Due to sustained medical deprivation in Iraq, some of the residents' physical ailments have substantially worsened and in some cases turned into permanent disabilities. Now that these dissidents have been resettled in Albania, The Foundation is working hard to help them with access to food, shelter, medical care, and other basic needs. One of our major, and perhaps most expensive, projects is to provide for their medical care as many of the injured refugees are now in hospitals in Albania and need urgent medical care, including major surgeries. Another significant and costly initiative was to find the residents permanent housing because the UN Refugee Agency had given the residents until December 31, 2017, to vacate buildings it had provided temporarily. This was an extremely difficult task because, despite promises by the UN that the residents would be allowed to sell their properties in Iraq, the Government of Iraq reneged on that pledge and confiscated all their movable and immovable assets. The Foundation is currently focused on raising awareness about these and other Iranian refugees. It is also educating the public about ongoing protests by the people of Iran for freedom and democracy through sponsoring of seminars, symposiums, and conferences. These are meant to provide credible information and data on the overall situation and human rights violations in Iran.The Iranian people currently live under one of the most brutal and repressive regimes in the world. The theocracy in Iran not only murders, tortures and suppresses its own population, but it is also the world's largest state-sponsor of terrorism. It has been wreaking havoc in the Middle East by supporting the criminal regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, which has slaughtered close to half a million Syrians, including tens of thousands of children. It has also lent political, financial and military support to extremist groups in Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen and elsewhere, making it the biggest source of instability in the Middle East and the greatest foreign policy threat to the United States and moderate countries in the region. Yet the Iranian regime has an Achilles Heel: the Iranian people. It realizes that its existence is threatened by the people's yearning for freedom and democracy. It was this yearning that organized a progressive resistance movement to struggle for a secular, democratic and non-nuclear Iran. Thousands of members of the Iranian Resistance had sought refuge in neighboring Iraq for years. In September 2016, after spending years under siege and faced with threats from the Tehran regime, the final group of these dissidents was resettled in Europe, primarily in Albania. Nearly 1,000 of them are women, with many survivors of the Iranian regime's prisons. Prior to that, the thousands of Iranian refugees were residing in a prison-like Camp Liberty in Iraq as “protected persons" under international law. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees described them as “asylum seekers." Brutally pursued by the Iranian regime and its puppet government in Iraq since the 2003 Iraq War, these refugees are now settled outside of Iraq. However, given the harsh treatment, the medical siege and numerous deadly attacks they suffered, these injured refugees are in desperate need of medical support.

Potomac Valley Church of Christ

Warrior Expeditions

Mission

Warrior Expeditions is an outdoor therapy program that helps combat veterans transition from their wartime experiences through long-distance outdoor expeditions.

Future Kings Inc.

Mission

We are entrpreneurial education program.Ourgoal is to help boys from underserved communities start and grow their own STEM -based business.

Conexus

Mission

Eliminating undetected and untreated vision problems as barriers to success, enabling all children to reach their fullest potential.

Eco Activists for Governance and Law Enforcement

Mission

EAGLE-U.S. is organized for the promotion of environmental conservation and the rule of law by supporting projects geared towards developing civic activism and collaborating with governments and civil society to improve the application of national and international environmental legislation with the aim of generating a strong deterrent against the illegal trades in wildlife, timber and other environment-related criminal activities, including corruption.

Family Alliance

Mission

To improve the care of children around the globe.

Cardiovascular Peer Review Llc

Mission

Cardiovascular Peer Review LLC was founded as an independent organization to enhance quality of providers of healthcare delivery, particularly cardiovascular services. CPR focuses on improving quality among providers of all aspects of cardiovascular care with special emphasis on catheter based procedures through a program to ensure quality care and improved patient safety and outcomes. This effort is achieved through the establishment of standards and through oversight of quality assurance systems to improve patient safety and outcomes from cardiovascular procedures. CPR focuses on providing services to advance quality to facilities and providers in the cardiovascular community. CPR also serves as an independent review organization for those programs and providers that have been identified by payers as requiring quality assurance guidance, training and/or support.

Art for the Journey

Mission

we overcome barriers and transform lives through creating art

Ahl Al-Bayt Islamic Seminary

Mission

The Ahl Al-Bayt Seminary was established to provide specialized religious education and training to followers of the Shia Muslim faith. The seminary's full-time program of study is designed to prepare students to serve as religious scholars and leaders for Shia Muslim communities in North & South America and in Western Europe by familiarizing them with both traditional Islamic seminary disciplines and with the modern scholarship and competencies necessary for effective and constructive engagement with local society. The seminary intends to devote substantially all of its time to pursuing its activities of religious instruction. The seminary will be funded principally by donations made by its director/trustees and by other members of the public.