The Arc of Frederick County provides advocacy, access to resources, and assistance for increasing individual and family connections for people with developmental disabilities. The organization seeks creative solutions to help people with developmental disabilities attain their goals.

Our Mission: The HealthWell Foundation reduces financial barriers to care for underinsured patients with chronic or life-altering diseases. About Us: Founded in 2003, the HealthWell Foundation (www.healthwellfoundation.org) is an independent, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing financial assistance to insured patients living with chronic and life-altering illnesses to help them afford their medical treatments. For many Americans, having health insurance does not mean being able to afford the critical medical treatments they desperately need. When health insurance is not enough, HealthWell assists in closing the gap. Thanks to our health care partners and generous corporate and individual donors, every day, we put life-saving medications within reach for hundreds of patients in need living with chronic and life-altering illnesses. We help pay their share of prescription drug copayments, deductibles, and health insurance premiums for important medical treatments. As patients are required to pay a larger share of health care costs each year, out-of-pocket expenses for essential medications can add up to hundreds or thousands of dollars a month - much more than many people earn. By reducing this financial stress, the people we serve can focus on what's most important - their health. Since inception, HealthWell has assisted more than 500,000 people with more than $1.67 billion in patient grants across 70 disease areas. All administrative and fundraising costs are financed by HealthWell, and 100% of donations fund patient grants and services. To learn more and apply, visit http://www.healthwellfoundation.org or call (800) 675-8416. To become a corporate partner, visit http://www.healthwellfoundation.org/ways-to-give/corporate-partners.

East-Gate is an innovator in the Business Process Management industry. East-Gate has developed an innovative general-purpose BPM solution PROCE55, which the customers use for automation, integration, and mobilization of mission-critical business processes. These processes are usually unique for the company or industry, and require continuous optimization. They give the customer a competitive advantage in a fast changing business environment. Typically, East-Gate automates areas that are fully or partially excluded from the funcionality of standard enterprise applications (such as ERP), mostly in manufacturing and logistics on the level of blue-level workers.

Bright Eyes Vision Clinic is a hospital & health care company based out of 2360 S Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States.

Founded in 1990, Homestretch is a nonprofit organization that serves homeless parents and children in Falls Church and Fairfax County, Virginia. Homestretch empowers homeless parents with children to move from crisis to financial independence and long-term stability. At Homestretch, we make a long-term investment in our clients, through a two-year comprehensive program. We move them into a neighborhood home, and then provide services based on their specific circumstances, needs, and goals. During their time with Homestretch, parents work, pay a percentage of their income for rent, and put money into savings. We help with transportation and child care costs, and educate parents on a wide-variety of life skills. Specialized services for the children include our preschool and our teen after-school program. The majority of our services are housed in one location. The Homestretch program works. Ninety percent of Homestretch clients graduate, with a job, an affordable home, their debts paid off, and savings in the bank. Two years after graduation, 95% of Homestretch clients are still working and living in their own homes.

Brain Injury Services helps children and adults with a brain injury build the skills and confidence they need to lead a fulfilling and productive life. The organization was the first community-based brain injury case management program of its​ kind in Virginia. It was instrumental in providing guidance to other communities across the Commonwealth that now utilize this model program. In 2002, Brain Injury Services was awarded a Commonwealth Neurotrauma Initiative Grant to establish the first pediatric brain injury case management program. The organization now serves all of Northern Virginia, Fredericksburg, and surrounding Counties, including Culpeper and Fauquier. It added specialized programs over the years to include: day programs, supported living services, supported employment, volunteer programs, PALS, Speakers Bureau, therapeutic groups, Assistive Technology, "Money Follows the Person"​ coordination, and other services as needed.

Founded in 1965, Lake Anne Nursery Kindergarten was Reston’s first preschool under the “New Town Plan” created by Reston’s founder, Robert E. Simon. For more than 50 years, Lake Anne Nursery Kindergarten has had a rich tradition of providing an exceptional preschool experience in the Northern Virginia community.

TYSONS CORNER CHILDRENS CENTER is a company based out of 8260 GREENSBORO DRIVE, MCLEAN, Virginia, United States.

• Supervises a team of enrichment assistants, serving children in various program activities. • Directs and organizes the summer camps as well as Before and after school programs of childcare center.• Seeks out opportunities for training for staff in the field. Organize events for the children and families. • Develops a variety of educational, recreational, and social enrichment activities in cooperation with the staff and with the approval of the school Principal.• Provides support and resources for families throughout the year via home visits and center conferences.• Manages the activity department including activity staff members, creating staff schedules, directing staff meetings, and volunteers.• Gathers information to design activities that meet and reflect the needs and interests of each student.• Plans and implements a program of appropriate experiences for school-age children. • Supervises, trains, and evaluates teaching of staff. • Communicates in a professional and positive manner to children, parents, school administration, and other staff members. • Collaborating with several agencies monthly including CPS, Healthy Families, etc. • Formulates and implements emergency evacuation procedures and protocols during planned drills and emergency situations.• Builds and maintains enriching, professional relationships with school personnel, parents, and the community.• Assesses risk and safety of overall environment at the center to ensure the safety of the children.

Insight Memory Care Center is a nonprofit adult day health and resource center providing specialized care, support, and education for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other memory impairments, their families, caregivers, and the community. Serving Northern Virginia since 1984, Insight offers a spectrum of holistic care, with a vision of a community where those affected by memory impairments can achieve the highest quality of life. Insight’s adult day health center provides a safe, engaging, and therapeutic environment for individuals with mid to later stage memory impairment. It is the only dementia-specific day center in the DC metro area and still the only adult day health center in Northern Virginia with programs for people in the later stages of dementia. For those in the early stages, Insight offers social engagement programs to maximize capabilities, and provide support for loved ones to adjust to changing family dynamics. Additionally, our innovative education and support programs provide caregiver classes, community trainings, professional seminars, support groups, and individual consultations. These programs help family members remain confident and effective in their caregiving roles and increase awareness and understanding of the disease in the community.

Britepaths'​ mission is to provide our Northern Virginia neighbors in need with short-term safety-net services and empower them to work toward long-term self-sufficiency. We deliver our services with respect, compassion, and equity, always preserving the dignity and self-esteem of our clients. In 2024, Britepaths will celebrate 40 years of providing help and hope to Northern Virginia residents in crisis. Similar to a business, we provide a service to the community called social impact: the effect an organization's actions have on the wellbeing of the community. We tailor our services to meet the ever-changing needs of our neighbors. Our unique programs equip working individuals and families with the tools they need to withstand a crisis situation and begin a journey toward lasting independence. The Financial Empowerment and Workforce Development supports at Britepaths and the Financial Empowerment Center at South County foster Personal Empowerment, providing tools to help community members deepen their personal finance skills or pursue better-paying jobs. Our Stability programs – Food Bridge and Financial Assistance – help individuals and families stay in their homes while they work through a crisis. Through community partnerships, we also offer Supports for Children, including Food4Thought weekend food packs, Back to School and Holiday assistance and Youth Financial Literacy, providing hope and easing stress for children and their families. Visit us at http://britepaths.org to learn more and get involved.

Seniors First, the Shenandoah Area Agency on Aging Inc. is a non-profit organization serving seniors in the Counties of Clarke, Frederick, Shenandoah, Page, Warren and the City of Winchester.