Loudoun Education Association

Cornerstones Inc. is a community-focused organization in Northern Virginia dedicated to strengthening families and rebuilding hope for those facing crisis. Founded in 1970, it offers a wide range of services including housing counseling, food assistance, emergency shelter, and educational programs, aiming to empower individuals towards self-sufficiency and resilience. Through various initiatives, such as the FREE from Hunger Center and partnerships with faith communities, Cornerstones actively advocates for change and support in the local community. Their commitment to stability, empowerment, and hope has positively impacted thousands of individuals and families seeking assistance. Generated from the website

The Northern Virginia Regional Commission (NVRC) collaborates with local government partners and the Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP) to promote sustainability initiatives, including the Solarize NoVA campaign, which encourages solar energy adoption in the region. Additionally, NVRC is dedicated to enhancing community resilience through various programs, such as the introduction of the NoVA Flood Map and efforts to restore native plants and wildlife. NVRC also plays a vital role in regional planning and development, exemplified by the completion of the Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail feasibility study, which aims to expand trail access in Loudoun County. Their commitment to addressing community needs is further reflected in partnerships that provide resources to support those affected by changes in the employment landscape. Generated from the website

The Community Associations Institute, also known as CAI is a national membership association that provides information, tools and resources for homeowners and professionals who govern and manage community and condominium associations. Its members include community managers, volunteer homeowner leaders and other professionals. CAI conducts researches and organizes seminars and workshops. It also publishes magazines, periodicals and newsletters that provide information related to community associations management, governance and laws. CAI represents members before the state legislatures and federal agencies on issues, such as taxes, assessment collection, foreclosure, insurance, bankruptcy reform and fair housing. The Community Associations Institute is located in Alexandria, Va.