09.10.2010
Giving Opportunities

 

The CACF staff are always learning about interesting projects for which nonprofit organizations are seeking funding.

The list below, “Giving Opportunities,” is an attempt to make the broader public aware of these projects.  It is continually updated and has proven to be a very effective way to help nonprofit organizations in our region.  If you have questions about any of the projects described below, please contact the nonprofit organization directly, or call the CACF office.  If you would like to submit an article to Giving Opportunities please contact Sofia Case, Donor Relations and Programs Assistant, at scase@cacfonline.org.


Current CACF Giving Opportunities

Year of the Rivanna: The Commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of Virginia’s Scenic Rivers Program

Last Updated Jun 2010


The Rivanna Conservation Society (RCS) is asking for funding support to help it facilitate the Year of the Rivanna: The Commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of Virginia’s Scenic Rivers Program. The year-long celebration has as its Honorary Co-chairs Minnie Lee McGehee and James Murray. The Co-Chairs are Steve Pence and Marvin Moss.

Throughout the year RCS and its many partners (see list below) will be hosting events throughout the watershed. For a list of events log on to www.yearoftherivanna.org. Year of the Rivanna Partners include: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Alliance for Community Choice in Transportation, Albemarle/Charlottesville Airport, Albemarle/Charlottesville 4-H, Albemarle County, Blue Ridge Mountain Sports, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, City of Charlottesville, Department of Conservation and Recreation, Fluvanna County, Fluvanna Heritage Trail Foundation, Fluvanna Historical Society, Greene County, Ivy Creek Foundation, Lewis & Clark Exploration Center, Middle James Roundtable, Piedmont Environmental Council, Public Policy Virginia, Rivanna Conservation Society, Rivanna Garden Club, Rivanna River Basin Commission, Rivanna Trails Foundation, Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority, Southern Environmental Law Center, Stream Watch, The Nature Conservancy, Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission, Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District and Wild Virginia.

For more information contact Robbi Savage, Executive Director, Rivanna Conservation Society – 434 977 4837.

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