CIAO: Colonial Italian American Organization

Project HOPE-Virginia, administered by William & Mary for the Virginia Department of Education, is a program funded under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. They support students facing homelessness by providing enrollment assistance, transportation, and free school meals. Operating in accordance with Title IX Part A of the Every Student Succeeds Act, Project HOPE-Virginia ensures that children and youth in uncertain housing situations have access to their educational rights. Additionally, they offer a Learning Library with information on McKinney-Vento and connect individuals with local liaisons for further assistance. Generated from the website

The Junior Woman’s Club of Williamsburg, established in 1954, provides women with opportunities to engage more deeply in their community through various initiatives. The organization supports a range of nonprofit entities by offering both financial assistance and volunteer efforts. With a commitment to community service, the club hosts events such as "Art on the Square" and "Brews that Benefit," while also providing scholarships and sponsorship opportunities. As a 501(c)(3) organization, contributions to the club are tax-deductible, encouraging local involvement and support. Generated from the website

NAMI Williamsburg is dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by mental illness through various programs and resources. The organization offers support groups, educational courses, and events aimed at raising awareness and understanding of mental health issues in the community. With a mission to provide help and hope, NAMI Williamsburg serves as a vital resource for those in crisis and their loved ones. Their initiatives include Family Support Groups and Connection Support Groups, fostering a sense of community and encouraging recovery among participants. Generated from the website