| Virginia Beach Department of Housing and Neighborhood Prevention | Virginia Beach, VA | $111,421 | 2026 | Prevent and make homelessness rare, brief and nonrecurring. See Part III 4c. |
| Charles Barker Champions for Kids | Virginia Beach, VA | $50,000 | 2026 | This outright gift will be used to support community programs, education, and scholarships for youth in Hampton Roads. These programs include counseling for teens, drug and alcohol awareness, educational scholarships and community mentorship programs. |
| Connect with a Wish | Virginia Beacg, VA | $7,500 | 2026 | Provide funding to assist youth aging out of foster care transition to permanent housing. Specifically, the funds provide for move-in expenses, rent, utilities and transportation. The funding also provides for emergency shelter for at-risk youth until permanent safe housing is obtained. |
| Stand-Up For Kids | Virginia Beach, VA | $6,500 | 2026 | Provide funding to support the Youth Rapid Rehousing Program. Specifically, proving rental assistance and cover move-in expenses such as mattresses and basic kitchen supplies. |
| Virginia Beach Department of Housing and Neighborhood Preservation | Virginia Beach, VA | $58,943 | 2025 | Prevent and make homelessness rare, brief, and nonrecurring. See Part III 4c for further information |
| Virginia Beach Education Foundation Inc | Virginia Beach, VA | $12,500 | 2025 | To provide funding for meals to homeless and needy school students. See part III 4b for further details |
| Judeo Christian Outreach Center | Virginia Beach, VA | $10,000 | 2025 | The funding of this grant will provide financial assistance to people participating in emergency shelter and rapid rehousing programs. See Part III, 4a for further details |
| Connect with a Wish | Virginia Beach, VA | $10,000 | 2025 | Provide funding to assist youth ageing out of foster care transition to permanent housing. The funding provided assistance for 11 persons aging out of foster care with move-in expenses, rent, utilities and transportation. The funding also provides emergency shelter for at-risk youth until permanent safe housing is obtained |
| Stand Up for Kids | Virgina Beach, VA | $9,500 | 2025 | Provide funding to maintain the Youth Emergency Shelter Program. With the funding, Stand Up for Kids covered the cost (for 26 weeks) of 4 emergency shelter (hotel) rooms. This program gets youth that are homeless off the streets and gives them a safe place to have their most basic needs met |
| Moms on a Mission | Chesapeake, VA | $7,500 | 2025 | To provide funding that will minimize the effects of homelessness by providing necessary household essentials like linens, toiletries, and cleaning supplies to individuals and families as they transition to independent living. Specifically, the funding provided 143 move-in kits and more than 800 hygiene kits to persons transitioning to permanent housing. The organization also partners with several local shelters that provide emergency housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. |
| Recovery for Life | Virginia Beach, VA | $5,200 | 2025 | Provides funding for between 8-12 homeless people a week at the Housing Resource Center for the organization's Uplift program, which provides mentoring and counseling for people with substance abuse issues. |
| Virginia Beach Department of Housing and Neighborhood Preservation | Virginia Beach, VA | $61,050 | 2024 | Prevent and make homelessness rare, brief and nonrecurring. See Part III 4c for further information. |
| Judeo Christian Outreach Center | Virginia Beach, VA | $25,000 | 2024 | The funding of this grant will provide financial assistance to people participating in the emergancy shelter and rapid rehousing programs. Specifically, the funding will assist a minimum of 30 adult individuals who are homeless with move-in rent assistance needed to secure permanent and affordable housing. Additionally, it will help a minimum of 10 individuals who are not yet fully self-supporting with emergency rental assistance. |
| Virginia Beach Education Foundation Inc | Virginia Beach, VA | $21,000 | 2024 | To provide meals to homeless and needy school students. See Part III 4b for further details |
| Connect with a Wish | Virginia Beach, VA | $15,000 | 2024 | Provide funding to help youth aging out of foster care transition to permanent housing opportunities. The funding will assist 10-20 youth with financial assistance in the form of move-in expenses, rent, utilities and transportation. It will also provide temporary emergency shelter for at-risk youth until permanent, safe housing is attained. |
| Stand Up for Kids | Virginia Beach, VA | $12,500 | 2024 | Provide funding to maintain the Youth Emergency Shelter Program. With the funding, Stand Up for Kids will cover the annual cost of 2 emergency shelter (hotel) rooms. The emergency shelter program gets young homeless people off the streets and gives them a safe space to have their most basic needs met. |
| Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation | Virginia Beach, VA | $10,000 | 2024 | To provide financial assistance for utilities such as electricity, water/sewer and/or natural gas utility bills to needy individuals and veterans and help prevent these residents from returning to homelessness. The funding is expected to assist 30 households in need. |
| Moms on a Mission | Chesapeake, VA | $10,000 | 2024 | To provide funding that will minimize the effects of homelessness by providing necessary household essentials like linens, toiletries, and cleaning supplies to individuals and families as they transition to independent living. Moms on a Mission strategically partners with several local shelters that provides emergency housing for individuals and families and with the Virginia Beach Schools to support students experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis. |
| Virginia Supportive Housing | Richmond, VA | $9,000 | 2024 | Provide emergency rent assistance and security/utility deposits for new apartment leases in Virginia's mixed income communities that serve individuals who are homeless or low income. Additionally, funds provide support to a landlord assistance program that seeks to enhance communication with landlords and eliminate bias landlords may have toward the homeless seeking shelter. |
| Virginia Beach Department of Housing and Neighborhood Preservation | Virginia Beach, VA | $58,150 | 2023 | Prevent and make homelessness rare and nonrecurring. See Part III 4c for further explanation. |
| Virginia Beach Education Foundation Inc | Virginia Beach, VA | $18,000 | 2023 | To provide meals to homeless and needy school students. See Part III 4b for further description. |
| Begin Again Foundation | Virginia Beach, VA | $12,000 | 2023 | Provides for women that are facing housing insecurity access to safe feminine hygiene products to reduce the risk of health emergencies. |
| Pin Ministry | Virginia Beach, VA | $10,000 | 2023 | Provide housing support financial services that include security deposit assistance, landlord incentives and short-term rental subsidies for up to 7 individuals that are experiencing homelessness. It is expected that these individuals will participate in a program that provides proactive solutions to their homelessness by providing job training, substance abuse recovery and mental health treatment. The purpose of the program is to make the reentry out of homelessness fasrer, sustainable, and prevent future episodes of homelessness. |
| Virginia Supportive Housing | Richmond, VA | $9,000 | 2023 | Provide emergency rent assistance and security/utility for new apartment leases in Virginia's mixed income communities that serve individuals who are homeless or low incomes. Additionally, funds provide support to a landlord assistance program that seeks to enhance communication with landlords and eliminate bias landlords may have toward the homeless seeking shelter. |
| Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation | Virginia Beach, VA | $7,000 | 2023 | To provide financial assistance for utilities such as electricity, water/sewer and or natural gas utility bills to needy individuals and veterans and help prevent these residents from returning to homelessness. The funding is expected to assist at least 20 households in need. |