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PROSPER EDUCATION FOUNDATION supports and encourages educational excellence, achievement and innovation within Prosper ISD. We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization that raises funds throughout the year and puts them to work within Prosper ISD by serving the students and staff of our district.
The Southeast Virginia Community Foundation is a nonprofit organization that serves the Hampton Roads region, primarily in Portsmouth and Chesapeake. We connect people who care with causes to benefit our communities by offering a variety of charitable funds and opportunities to give back. We bring personalized service, local expertise, and strong leadership to the area by investing the long term, monitoring all areas of community life, and identifying resources to shape and address local issues.
As a community foundation, we help charitably-minded people find suitable ways to give and make a difference. The Foundation itself plays a large role in supporting our community by awarding scholarships to the region's future leaders and grants to local nonprofits in the following areas:
- arts & culture
- civic & economic development
- education
- health & human services
- religious
The Charlottesville Community Scholarship Program is a unique public-private partnership established by the Charlottesville City Council in 2001. The Program provides assistance to low- and moderate-income graduates of Charlottesville, Burley, and Lane High Schools and employees of the city of Charlottesville and Charlottesville City Schools to continue their education after high school.
The Program is open to high school graduates regardless of your age. Our scholarships can follow you through your entire education program, and amounts can be adjusted each year – an important fact given that many colleges front-load first-year financial aid to students.
The Program is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors who set the organization’s policies, selects scholarship recipients, and raises funds. There are no paid employees. The Charlottesville Community Scholarship Program is a donor-advised fund of the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation.