HRSA recognized top 10% Federally Qualified Health Center. Services include medical, dental, and mental health.

Established in 1996, Patient Advocate Foundation has been breaking down healthcare barriers for patients diagnosed with chronic, life threatening and/or debilitating illnesses by ensuring they have access to care, preserving their financial stability and safeguarding their employment. As a nonprofit healthcare industry leader, PAF offers free bilingual support, education and guidance to patients nationwide, earning them their sixth consecutive Four Star Charity Rating by Charity Navigator.

The Mariners’ Museum and Park connects people to the world’s waters, because through the waters we are connected to one another. Come find your connection today for only $1 per person. The Museum is filled with fascinating stories, captured in priceless artifacts that celebrate the spirit of the open sea. Designated by Congress as America’s National Maritime Museum, The Mariners’ Museum is one of the largest and most comprehensive maritime museums in the world. Through the stories told in the Museum’s world-class collection, guests are encouraged to explore their own history and discover their story to see how we are all connected to the water. Discover the USS Monitor Center, home to the Civil War ironclad’s iconic gun turret. Explore small craft from around the world in the International Small Craft Center. Discover the fascinating and intricate miniature ship models of Winnifred & August F. Crabtree. Learn about the Age of Exploration and the history of the U.S. Navy. See Oracle Team USA’s 72-foot catamaran. Experience a 3D film in the Explorers Theater. The Museum is located within a 550-acre park where guests can hike the award-winning five-mile Noland Trail or picnic at Lions Bridge overlooking the tranquil James River. The Mariners’ Museum and Park is located off I-64, exit 258-A in Newport News, Virginia, just 20 minutes from Williamsburg. The Museum is open Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. From Memorial Day through Labor Day, the Museum is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Admission is only $1 per person. 3D movie tickets are $6 for guests and $5 for Museum Members. Special event hours may vary; please call (757) 596-2222 or visit MarinersMuseum.org for special event information.

The Virginia REALTORS® association is the business advocate for real estate professionals in Virginia. Virginia REALTORS® represents more than 35,000 REALTORS® active in all phases of real estate brokerage, management, development, and appraisal. Our mission is to enhance our membership's ability to achieve business success.

The Better Housing Coalition (BHC) is the Richmond, Virginia region’s largest nonprofit community development corporation. BHC creates high-quality homes for residents of modest means, and empowers them with programs and tools to help them reach their fullest potential – at all stages of life. Our mission: to change lives and transform communities through high-quality, affordable housing. Our vision: To ensure that every citizen in our region, regardless of their economic status, has good choices in where they live and how they reach their fullest potential. Our values: We Build Opportunities for People and Communities- While our primary lines of business involve bricks, mortar and building, our ultimate goal is to help people and the places they call home realize their fullest potential. We Care, We Learn, We Share- We are passionate about our work and each other. As we move towards our mission, we are open to taking calculated risks as long as we learn and grow from these experiences. We want to share our knowledge with one another and our industry to improve community impacts. We Do What’s Right and Not What’s Easy- We stand for integrity. In everything we do, we want to be held accountable for quality, meaningful and respectful service to our residents, partners and colleagues. We Embrace Change for Good- We seek innovative thinking and action to result in greater efficiencies and effectiveness to advance our mission, improve our company and realize positive community change. We Strive to Be the Best While Having Fun- We want to be the best employer, partner and industry leader in making good things happen for the families and communities we serve. We want to utilize the highest standards of excellence in all aspects of our business. As we go about doing our work, we want to have joy in our hearts and smiles on our faces.

The Richmond SPCA, founded in 1891, is a non-profit, no-kill humane organization dedicated to the principle that every life is precious. The Richmond SPCA is a national leader in humane care and education, having developed numerous lifesaving programs and services including those dedicated to adoption, rehabilitation, sterilization and education. We save the lives of 4,000 homeless animals each year and care for about 350 cats and dogs daily. The Richmond SPCA is not affiliated with any other private animal welfare organization or SPCA but we regularly transfer pets from local municipal agencies into our care so that they may receive lifesaving treatment and be adopted to loving new homes.

Founded in 1992, the Virginia Health Care Foundation is a non-profit, public-private partnership. Its mission is to increase access to primary health care for uninsured and medically underserved Virginians. VHCF's vision is for all Virginians to have the medical, behavioral health, and dental care they need - preferably via health insurance - otherwise, through a well-financed, professionally run healthcare safety net (HSN; free clinics and community health centers) and via a sufficient and well-distributed health workforce. To that end, VHCF takes a multi-faceted approach, working on the following five fronts: 1) Maximize the number of Virginians with state/federal sponsored health insurance coverage; 2) Create or expand HSN practices to provide free or low-cost care for uninsured and medically underserved Virginians; 3) Increase the number and improve the distribution of needed health professionals throughout the state; 4) Introduce and promote innovative service delivery models and best practices within the HSN (BH integration, Population Health, tele-mental health, are recent examples); and 5) Engage in health policy/systems development (e.g., adding adult dental benefit to Medicaid).

ChamberRVA is the trusted voice of modern business. We are change agents rallying everyday to do the hard things that will create a more connected, prosperous, healthy and equitable community.

For 30+ years, ICM has helped develop thousands of churches in over 100 countries - often in the most marginalized communities. ICM’s mission is ensuring there is a healthy church within walking distance of everyone in the world. At ICM, our strategy is to reach the world for Christ effectively. Equipping local churches with the tools they need to grow allows entire nations to be blanketed with healthy churches. Also, when local churches invest their own effort and resources into each project, the result is a sense of ownership, long-term sustainability and a greater impact for every dollar received. ICM was founded in 1986 by Dois Rosser, Jr. after hearing the incredible Bible teaching of Virginia pastor Dick Woodward. For more information, visit https://www.icm.org/.

The Virginia Poverty Law Center (VPLC) is committed to leading and coordinating efforts to seek justice in civil legal matters for lower-income Virginians. Since 1978, we have addressed the civil legal needs of Virginia’s lower-income families by engaging in legislative advocacy and by providing leadership, technical assistance and public education to legal aid staff, private bar attorneys and low-income clients. We are the only statewide organization conducting trainings that focus exclusively on the legal rights of lower-income Virginians and are instrumental in coordinating the work of the statewide legal aid community.

VACo exists to support county officials and to effectively represent, promote and protect the interests of counties to better serve the peopleof Virginia.

Joined VCPI in September 2004 and successfully brought outsourced accounting function in-house. Financial management of 2.5 million dollar organization. Responsibilities include: operational tasks such as processing payables and receivables, payroll, and managing the 401k benefit allocations, building organization budget with Executive Director, monitoring and reporting budget performance, developing investment strategies, managing the annual audit process and developing the pricing for all deliverables and contracts. Grant financial reporting (financial status reports), grant budget monitoring and development of budgets used in grant funding submissions. Annual development and submission of successful indirect cost proposal plans to the Office of Justice Programs. Responsible for development and implementation of marketing strategies for VCPI. This includes oversight of all VCPI branding, the website, the development of promotional pieces for specific projects, the VCPI quarterly newsletter and the annual report. Work collaboratively with VCPI training manager to communicate course offerings to the appropriate audiences in order to successfully fill the course seats.