Jesse and Rose Loeb Foundation

About Jesse and Rose Loeb Foundation

The Jesse and Rose Loeb Foundation Inc. shows a clear pattern of direct local support through annual grants for tangible needs, including construction, equipment purchases, medical equipment, computers, and other project-based expenses. Its largest recent awards go to community-serving institutions such as The Fauquier Free Clinic and Fauquier Fish, both in Warrenton, reflecting a preference for organizations that deliver visible services in Fauquier County and nearby areas. The foundation also supports emergency response groups, housing-related organizations, and education partners, with grants reaching volunteer fire and rescue companies, a community college foundation, and student scholarship programs. Scholarships are a distinct part of the portfolio. The foundation awards renewable college scholarships to graduating Fauquier County public high school seniors pursuing undergraduate or associate degrees, and these awards can continue for up to three additional years if academic progress and renewal requirements are met. That student support sits alongside a broader portfolio of local charitable grants that serve health care, social services, arts and culture, public safety, and education. Across the recent grants list, the foundation’s giving consistently stays tied to Fauquier County and adjacent communities in Virginia.

What Jesse and Rose Loeb Foundation Funds

Education appears in two forms: student scholarships and institutional support. The Jesse and Rose Loeb Foundation Inc. gave $30,000 to Laurel Ridge Community College Foundation in Middletown for higher-education support, and it also backed Fauquier Education Farm in Warrenton with $35,000 for a local education project. Those grants sit alongside a scholarship program for graduating Fauquier County public high school seniors pursuing undergraduate or associate degrees. Public safety is another major area. Recent gifts include $40,000 to Chester Gap Vfd in Chester Gap, $37,000 to Orlean Vfd in Orlean, and $32,000 to Richardsville Vfd and Rescue Squad in Richardsville. The foundation also funds health care and human services, including $43,000 to The Fauquier Free Clinic in Warrenton and $20,000 to Foothill Housing Corporation in Warrenton. Arts and culture appear in the portfolio as well through support for local community institutions such as The Warrenton Meeting Place.

How Jesse and Rose Loeb Foundation Gives