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BEACON for English Language and Literacy is a nonprofit organization based in Prince William County that empowers adult English Language Learners (ELLs) to achieve their educational and employment goals. Founded in 1992 by Sister Eileen Heaps of the Benedictine Sisters of Virginia, BEACON offers affordable English and Citizenship classes.Our secular, community-based program serves more than 500 adult learners annually from over 50 countries. We offer eight levels of English instruction—from Pre-Literacy to Advanced Grammar and Composition—as well as Citizenship preparation classes. Courses are delivered in three 12-week sessions and three 8-week English Learning Circles (English conversation practice) sessions each year. We also provide one-on-one tutoring when possible to meet specific learner needs. All classes are taught by volunteers.

The mission of HireGround is to provide youth, teams, employees and other underserved people with exceptional professional career and workforce development opportunities that will result in job placement and/or career enhancement.

Our mission is to create a stronger, healthier, and more connected community by addressing critical needs in food insecurity, health & wellness, scholarship, and philanthropy. We are committed to empowering individuals and families through equitable access to nutritious food, comprehensive healthcare, educational opportunities, and community-driven support.

Supporting Survivors Beyond The StormPurple Runway is more than a social justice organization—we are a movement dedicated to helping survivors reclaim their lives with dignity, confidence, and long-term support. We understand that healing doesn’t end after leaving an abusive situation. That’s why we provide survivors personalized tools, self-care strategies, and ongoing resources to help rebuild their confidence, independence, and emotional well-being.With the strength of our community, we are creating a world where survivors don’t just survive—they thrive. Through advocacy, education, and awareness, we empower individuals to break cycles of abuse, embrace self-love, and cultivate healthy relationships for the future.

The ARTfactory is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that provides programs in the arts for ages five and above which was founded in 1984 by a group of artists and art lovers with the goal of enriching the quality of life in the Northern Virginia region. In 2002, the ARTfactory relocated to the Hopkins Candy Factory building in Manassas and has become the cornerstone of the downtown arts community. Currently, we offer an art gallery, theatre arts, visual and performing arts education, Arts on the Go™, and summer camps.Our mission is to enrich the creative community by: Engaging people of all ages, celebrating diversity, fostering innovation, and cultivating collaboration and communication. We strive to fulfill our mission by making art and art education accessible to all members of our community through quality programming.

IT'S SIMPLE. WE PROVIDE CLOTHING TO LOCAL CHILDREN IN NEED...Our mission is to empower kids with seasonal wardrobes packed with love and compassion. We work with school counselors, social workers, faith leaders and human services agencies to provide children with stylish, quality clothing that will give kids confidence and help them thrive!

The House of Mercy isn’t just a name, it’s a commitment to be there when people need us most. Become a part of our mission of mercy in providing food, clothing & education assistance to those in need in the area. House of Mercy has a food pantry and thrift store and is supported primarily by individual donations.

PWSHRM has selected Manassas Hunger & Homeless Outreach Ministries Inc. (MH&HO) for our Q2 2023 outreach campaign. This organization helps men, women and families experiencing homelessness in the Manassas area of PrinceWilliam County.Manassas Hunger & Homeless Outreach provides services to the poor, hungry and unsheltered homeless through weekly outreach, meals, food drives and advocacy. MH&HO’s additional services include a Laundry Card Program, Phone and Phone Card Program, Prescription Drug Assistance, Homeless Assistance & Prevention Programs, Anti-Hunger Programs, Haircuts for the Homeless, a Work Clothing Program, and distribution of toiletries to their homeless clients.

PWSHRM has selected National Alliance on Mental Illnesses - Prince William (NAMI) for our Q3 2023 outreach campaign. NAMI offers understanding to anyone concerned about mental illnesses and the treatment of mental illness. Mental illnesses are brain disorders that are biologically based medical problems. Untreated, they can cause severe disturbances in thinking, feeling and relating. This results in substantially diminished capacity for dealing with the ordinary demands of life. Mental illness can affect persons of any age and occur in any family. They are not caused by bad parenting and not evidence of weakness of character.

Northern Virginia Family Service’s (NVFS) breadth, depth and scope of services offer the resources and support to ensure that everyone in need, at every stage of life, maximizes their potential and fully contributes to a thriving community. We provide the essential building blocks for financial, emotional and physical well-being, serving as leaders and innovators for the Northern Virginia community.

Combat veteran founded and operated, our mission is to enhance the quality of life for wounded members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families. Semper K9 rescues dogs from shelters and trains them to be service dogs at no cost for disabled service members.

Women Giving Back supports women and children in crisis on a first step to stability by providing quality clothing at no cost, assisted by a caring and committed community. We believe all women and children should have access to the resources they need to succeed.In 2007, the founders of Women Giving Back learned just how much women in shelters were struggling because they lacked appropriate clothing. They took action, beginning as a program under HomeAid Northern Virginia and operating out of a closet at the Northern Virginia’s Builder Association they began provided clothing to women in need. From grassroots humble beginnings, they have grown into an organization that serves more than 14,000 women and children in need every year. They amassed nearly 5,000 dedicated volunteers and roughly 800 referral partners throughout the Greater Washington Metro area.