NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – (October 25, 2023) – The Langley for Families Foundation (LFF) announced the grantees of its second giving cycle of 2023 – a total of $400,125 donated to 52 nonprofit organizations across the Greater Hampton Roads area.

All grant awards focus on the Foundation’s three core program areas – access to education, healthcare, and housing & human services. The Foundation’s mission is to make a difference in the lives of families in all of the communities Langley serves, with an emphasis on providing basic needs to households struggling to make ends meet.

“With the basic cost of living becoming challenging for more families due to a turbulent and uncertain economy, nonprofit agencies have been some of the hardest hit organizations over the course of 2023,” shared Jerome Fowlkes, CHRO of Langley Federal Credit Union and Board Member of the Langley for Families Foundation. “The Langley for Families Foundation is proud to support some of our community’s most impactful nonprofits, enabling them to expand their capacity, and ensuring resources and services are available for our friends and neighbors in need.”

Among the causes that the Langley for Families Foundation supports is access to education in underserved communities as Langley understands that education is the foundation of success and financial wellbeing. Of the $400K distributed this grant cycle, the Langley for Families Foundation donated over $105,000 in support of initiatives that bridge gaps in education in communities with limited resources. Some of the grant recipients included REACH Inc., Starbase Victory, Inc., Tidewater Friends of Foster Care, Young Investors Group, and Norfolk State University Foundation.

The Langley for Families Foundation will host a total of three giving cycles in 2023, with the deadline for applications for the third cycle of the year due on November 4, 2023.

Cycle 2 Grant Recipients:

Nonprofit Agency Grant
Alternatives, Inc. $7,000
American Cancer Society $10,000
American Foundation For Suicide Prevention $2,500
Armed Services YMCA of Hampton Roads $7,500
Arthritis Foundation $2,000
Association Of Fundraising Professionals- Hampton Roads Chapter $1,000
Bloom Mental Health Foundation $7,500
Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation $10,000
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Virginia Peninsula Inc. $25,000
Chesapeake Humane Society $5,000
Colonial Court Appointed Special Advocate $5,000
Commonwealth Catholic Charities $15,000
Community Of Faith Mission Inc $5,000
DIGNITY FOR THE AGED $1,000
Don Carey Reech Foundation $5,000
Eliza Hope Foundation $12,000
Fear 2 Freedom $15,000
Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia $15,000
FreeKind $15,000
Girl Scouts Of The Colonial Coast $5,000
Greater Hampton Roads Diaper Bank $10,000
Grove Christian Outreach Center $5,000
Habitat for Humanity Peninsula & Greater Williamsburg $5,000
Hampton Ecumenical Lodging And Provisions Inc $15,000
Here for the Girls $1,500
Hope House $10,000
Housing Development Corporation Of Hampton Roads $10,000
Lackey Clinic $4,675
Literacy for Life $10,000
Make-A-Wish Foundation Of Greater Virginia $10,000
New Choices New Minds $2,500
Norfolk Senior Center d.b.a Primeplus Senior Centers $8,000
Norfolk State University Foundation Inc $8,950
Patient Advocate Foundation Inc $2,500
Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA $10,000
Postpartum Support Virginia Inc $5,000
Raegan Sharnae Way $5,000
REACH, Inc. (Reading Enriches All Children) $10,000
Soundscapes Inc $2,500
Starbase Victory Inc $10,000
Suffolk Education Foundation $3,000
Survivor Ventures $10,000
The Compassion Advocacy Network $8,000
The E&B Giveback Foundation $2,000
The Genieve Shelter $5,000
The Legacy of HOPE Foundation $2,500
The Nasia Foundation $2,500
Tidewater Friends Of Foster Care Inc $10,000
Tidewater Youth Services Foundation $1,000
United Way of the Virginia Peninsula $25,000
VersAbility Resources $10,000
Young Investors Group $5,000