Tua Anne M Orrell Charitable

About Tua Anne M Orrell Charitable

Tua Anne M Orrell Charitable’s recent giving is marked by large unrestricted operating grants to Virginia organizations serving health care, veterans, housing, and cultural institutions. The pattern is consistent across years: the foundation repeatedly backs the same nonprofits with substantial general support, including Virginia Supportive Housing in Richmond and Childsavers-memorial Child Guidance, both at $250,000 in 2024, and Liberation Veteran Services at $200,000 in 2025. Those awards sit alongside support for clinics, hospitals, and museums, showing a portfolio built around organizational sustainability rather than short-term project funding. Health care is a visible part of that mix. The foundation has supported community-facing providers such as Childrens Hospital of the Kings Daughter in Norfolk, Bradley Free Clinic of Roanoke Valley, Charlottesville Free Clinic, Inova Health System Foundation, and Virginia Health Care Foundation. Its cultural giving is also specific to Virginia institutions, with grants to The Black History Museum, The Black History Museum & Cultural Ctr, and Virginia Historical Society. Across the recent grants list, the common thread is unrestricted general support to established organizations, often at six-figure levels, and often more than once.

What Tua Anne M Orrell Charitable Funds

One clear theme is housing and homelessness prevention. The foundation gave $250,000 to Virginia Supportive Housing in Richmond for unrestricted general support, and it also awarded $200,000 to The Bridge Ministry Inc in Charlottesville and $125,000 to Sacred Heart Center Inc in Richmond. Veteran and military-family services are another repeated area. Recent awards include $200,000 to Liberation Veteran Services in Richmond and $200,000 to Armed Services YMCA of the USA in Virginia Beach, both for unrestricted general support. Health care organizations appear frequently as well. The foundation gave $200,000 to Childrens Hospital of the Kings Daughter in Norfolk and $150,000 to Inova Health System Foundation in Fairfax, while also supporting child and adolescent behavioral health through Childsavers-memorial Child Guidance in Richmond. Virginia cultural and historical institutions are part of the portfolio too, including $150,000 to The Black History Museum in Richmond and $125,000 to Virginia Historical Society.

How Tua Anne M Orrell Charitable Gives