About Virginia Primary Care Association
The Virginia Primary Care Association directs most of its funding to sustain and expand community-based primary care across Virginia, prioritizing federally qualified health centers, rural clinics, and safety-net providers. Grants overwhelmingly support operating costs, patient access initiatives (including pharmacy services), and participation in clinical collaboratives, with many recipients getting repeated awards. The foundation’s work is statewide but especially focused on rural and underserved regions, strengthening local clinic capacity rather than single-issue programs.
Focus Areas
Statewide community health centers and FQHC operating support in VirginiaClinic-based pharmacy services and medication access programsParticipation in clinical collaboratives and capacity-building for primary care networksRural and underserved regional primary care systems (Eastern Shore, Shenandoah, Southwest VA)Safety-net clinic stabilization and access expansion (e.g., Daily Planet-style homeless/low-income health services)
Who They Fund
community health centers/primary care clinicspatients with limited medication access/underserved patients
About Virginia Primary Care Association
Virginia Primary Care Association Inc concentrates its grantmaking on keeping community-based primary care functioning across Virginia, with awards that repeatedly support access, operating costs, pharmacy services, and clinical collaboration. The largest recent grant in the data was $727,965 to Neighborhood Health Services Inc in Alexandria for access, operating, pharmacy and clinical collaborative funding, a good example of the scale it uses for core clinic support. That same purpose appears across other awards to providers such as Loudoun Community Health Center in Leesburg and Central Virginia Health Services in New Canton, showing a consistent emphasis on helping local health centers maintain services and coordinate care. The foundation’s pattern points to safety-net clinics and federally qualified health centers rather than discrete project grants. Recipients include organizations serving urban, suburban, and rural parts of the state, from Richmond and Newport News to Harrisonburg, Danville, and the Eastern Shore. Many awards are repeated across years, which suggests a continuing relationship with clinics that are part of Virginia’s primary care network. The grants favor direct service capacity: staffing, operations, pharmacy access, and participation in collaborative systems that support patient care.
What Virginia Primary Care Association Funds
A central theme is community health center operating support. Virginia Primary Care Association Inc gave $400,502 to Loudoun Community Health Center in Leesburg and $341,560 to Central Virginia Health Services in New Canton for access, operating, pharmacy and clinical collaborative funding, reinforcing routine clinic capacity. Pharmacy access is another clear focus. The foundation awarded $172,984 to Daily Planet Inc The in Richmond and $147,002 to Piedmont Access to Health Services in Danville for the same combined purpose, linking medication access with broader primary care services. It also supports collaborative care networks. A $176,805 grant to Southeastern Virginia Community Health System in Newport News and a $139,090 grant to Harrisonburg Community Health Center in Harrisonburg both tied clinical collaboration to operating support, showing that coordination among providers is part of the funding model. Rural health systems appear in the portfolio as well, including $137,263 to Eastern Shore Rural Health System in Onancock.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$4.1M
Total Assets
$7.3M
Total Revenue
$8.9M
Total Expenses
$8.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $31K and $137K, with a median of $57K.
25th Percentile
$31K
Median
$57K
75th Percentile
$137K
Geographic Reach
Local2 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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Leadership
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