WASHINGTON (WUSA9) — “Impact: Give Back” is a partnership with the United Way of the National Capital Area to help raise money for local no-profits, so these groups can keep doing their good work and make a difference in your community.
Here are some of the non-profits we worked with and would appreciate your support.
The organization located in McLean, Virginia helps children deal with the anxiety and stress of having a parent deployed with the National Guard or Reserve.
Community of Hope is a place where residents in D.C.'s Ward 8 can get access to quality healthcare for their entire family.
The Good News Community Kitchen delivers 4,000 meal-to-go kits a year to five Title I schools in Virginia.
The non-profit provides 20 families a week with whatever they need to furnish their home.
The sanctuary provides food, medical care and a permanent home for abused, neglected and abandoned farm life.
Dance Partners International is a non-profit group that gives kids and young adults with differing abilities a place to express themselves and grow.
Access Youth is committed to helping students stay in school and graduate.
The founder of the RagBaby Exchange, Sherri Lumpkin, uses doll making as a lesson in self-esteem for young girls.
The non-profit’s leaders understand the adoption and foster process, but more importantly, how that impacts a child’s mental health.
All month long we'll feature groups just like these to help raise money for Do More 24, which brings the National Capital community together to focus on giving and building the strength of nonprofits.
If you can't decide which incredible organization to give to, that's fine, you can donate to the general fund by clicking here.