A Child's Place CASA, Ltd.

Credit Awarded: $852.50

Percentage Used: 58.65

Counties Served: Brooke, Hancock

This project develops volunteers who will stand up for abused and neglected children in court, helping to expedite their placement into safe, permanent, nurturing homes.

Contact:

Rhonda Stubbs

720 Charles Street

Wellsburg, West Virginia 26070

(304) 737-4444

Allohak Council, Boys Scouts of America

Credit Awarded: $9,370

Percentage Used: 70.22

Counties Served: Wood, Calhoun, Doddridge, Gilmer, Harrison, Jackson, Lewis, Pleasants, Randolph, Ritchie, Roane, Tucker, Upshur, Wirt

This project does outreach to low income youth in 15 West Virginia counties to increase their participation in Boy Scouts of America, a youth mentoring program which has been shown to increase community involvement, reduce crime and increase the likelihood of completing high school and entering college.

Contact:

Dale Musgrave

1340 Juliana St.

Parkersburg, West Virginia 26101

(304) 422-4507

American Red Cross

Credit Awarded: $2,840

Percentage Used: 91.20

Counties Served: Monongalia

The American Red Cross, through its strong network of volunteers, donors and partners, aspires to turn compassion into action so that all people affected by disasters receive care, shelter and hope; our communities are ready and prepared for disasters; all members of our armed services and their families find support and comfort whenever needed; and in an emergency, there are always trained individuals nearby, ready to use their Red Cross skills to save lives.

Contact:

Shauna G. Soom

1299 Pineview Dr

Morgantown, West Virginia 26505

(304) 598-9500

Appalachian Outreach, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $10,735

Percentage Used: 90.29

Counties Served: Braxton, Boone, Calhoun, Doddridge, Greenbrier, Lincoln, Logan, Mason, McDowell, Mingo, Nicholas, Pleasants, Preston, Raleigh, Ritchie, Tyler, Upshur, Webster, Wetzel, Wirt, Wyoming

This project will provide for the procurement and delivery of basic needs to victims of poverty and disaster in West Virginia where other charities do not exist or are too small to meet local needs.

Contact:

Rose Hart

P.O. Box 233

Glen Dale, West Virginia 26038

(304) 845-2762

Beckley Area Foundation, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $84,730

Percentage Used: 61.88

Counties Served: Fayette, McDowell, Mercer, Raleigh, Summers, Webster, Wyoming

BAF will attract new donors through NIP and provide opportunities to improve the quality of life for under-served children, students, adults and seniors who need access to education, health services, housing, employment and other services.

Contact:

Dena Cushman

129 Main Street, Suite 203

Beckley, West Virginia 25801

(304) 253-3806

Believe in West Virginia

Credit Awarded: $11,710

Percentage Used: 38.86

Counties Served: Statewide

This project supports the work of non-profit organizations through Storehouse West Virginia, a gifts-in-kind warehouse.

Contact:

John deBlecourt

P.O. Box 8622

South Charleston, West Virginia 25303

(304) 552-7601

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Tri-State

Credit Awarded: $5,255

Percentage Used: 80.97

Counties Served: Cabell, Wayne

This project will serve at-risk youth, primarily from low-income families, who have little or no positive role models in their lives. This service will be provided on a one-to-one basis through the matching, mentoring, friendship, and guidance of adult volunteers.

Contact:

Patricia Price

501 5th Avenue, Suite 3

Huntington, West Virginia 25701

(304) 522-2191

Bluefield State College Foundation

Credit Awarded: $31,190

Percentage Used: 63.62

Counties Served: McDowell, Mercer, Monroe, Raleigh, Wyoming

This project provides scholarships to enable West Virginians from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue higher educational opportunities at Bluefield State College.

Contact:

Elizabeth Pruett

219 Rock Street

Bluefield, West Virginia 24701

(304) 327-4031

Braxton County Senior Citizens Center, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $4,150

Percentage Used: 18.07

Counties Served: Braxton

Plans to extend our Heritage Gardens to our hillside area and along a newly paved walking/bicycle trail, enhance safety for seniors through paving gravel parking lot and creating safe walkways through the grassy areas between the parking lot and the building.

Contact:

Mary Chapman

33 Senior Center Drive

Sutton, West Virginia 26601

(304) 765-4090

Cabell-Huntington Coalition for the Homeless, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $12,880

Percentage Used: 67.08

Counties Served: Cabell

This project serves individuals and families experiencing, or at-risk of, homelessness by providing long-term solutions and basic human services such as permanent housing, healthcare, and job training.

Contact:

Corey Whisman

627 Fourth Avenue

Huntington, West Virginia 25701

(304) 523-2764

Carnegie Hall, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $32,575

Percentage Used: 88.80

Counties Served: Fayette, Greenbrier, Monroe, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Summers, Webster

Carnegie Hall provides free and low-cost arts/education programs to the Greenbrier Valley with emphasis on bringing artistic experiences to school age children and reaching at-risk populations via free access.

Contact:

Tammy Janz

105 Church Street

Lewisburg, West Virginia 24901

(304) 645-7917

Catholic Charities West Virginia

Credit Awarded: $67,225

Percentage Used: 83.20

Counties Served: Statewide

Catholic Charities WV aims to alleviate the distress of poverty by responding to people's basic human needs of food, shelter, clothing, and to reduce the languishing effects of poverty by offering opportunities to improve an individual's or family's circumstances regardless of the individual's religious, social, ethnic or economic background.

Contact:

Patricia Phillips-Tiu

2000 Main Street

Wheeling, West Virginia 26003

(304) 905-9860

Change, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $1,400

Percentage Used: 86.07

Counties Served: Hancock and Brooke

The purpose of this project is to provide support for victims of domestic violence in Brooke and Hancock counties, including shelter, counseling and legal advocacy.

Contact:

Judy Raveaux

3136 West Street

Weirton, West Virginia 26062

(301) 797-7733

Charles Town Health Right Inc.

Credit Awarded: $50,320

Percentage Used: 84.80

Counties Served: Berkeley, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Mineral, Morgan

This project provides free medical care, mental health services, health education, medications, free access to specialists and diagnostic testing for low-income, uninsured residents of Eastern WV.

Contact:

Vicki Shean

1212 North Mildred Street

Ranson, West Virginia 25438

(304) 724-6091

Charleston Ballet, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $17,275

Percentage Used: 90.38

Counties Served: Kanawha, Putnam

This project provides a scholarship program "Ballet for All" that enables economically disadvantaged children and families to experience the performing arts, gaining cultural and educational benefits.

Contact:

Kim Pauley

100 Capital Street, Suite 302

Charleston, West Virginia 25301

(304) 342-6541

Charleston West Side Main Street

Credit Awarded: $692.50

Percentage Used: 72.20

Counties Served: Kanawha

This project is an educational program for business members to assist them in areas of entrepreneurialism that will strengthen their businesses (i.e. financial, legal, start-up) and ensure long-term success, ultimately improving the economy on the West Side.

Contact:

StephanieJohnson

303 Washington Street West

Charleston, West Virginia 25302

(304) 720-3161

Chestnut Mountain Ranch

Credit Awarded: $6,630

Percentage Used: 66.67

Counties Served: Monongalia

The purpose of this project is to complete the first home that is under construction and by completing this home we will be able to reach more West Virginia families in need of hope and healing.

Contact:

Trina Cutright

244 Ponderosa Ponds Road

Morgantown, West Virginia 26508

(304) 241-1709

Child and Youth Advocacy Center

Credit Awarded: $7,855

Percentage Used: 73.20

Counties Served: Greenbrier, Monroe, Pocahontas

The CYAC is a child-focused program that provides and coordinates services for children who have been abused in Greenbrier, Monroe and Pocahontas Counties.

Contact:

Tameran Asbury

212 W. Washington Street

Lewisburg, West Virginia 24901

(304) 645-4998

Children's Home Society of West Virginia

Credit Awarded: $92,955

Percentage Used: 68.88

Counties Served: Statewide

This project maintains necessary services to children and families in crisis. Specific projects include emergency children's shelters, "Foster to Adopt" Initiative, Birth to Three, and the WECAN mentoring program for abused children.

Contact:

Mary White

1422 Kanawha Boulevard

Charleston, West Virginia 25330

(304) 346-0795

Children's Therapy Clinic, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $18,885

Percentage Used: 73.37

Counties Served: Jackson, Kanawha, Lincoln, Putnam, Roane

The Children's Therapy Clinic provides physical, speech, occupational therapies and an autism socialization program to children with special needs who have insufficient insurance coverage and/or come from low-income families.

Contact:

Valicia Leary

113 Lakeview Drive

Charleston, West Virginia 25313

(304) 342-9515

Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences of WV

Credit Awarded: $32,575

Percentage Used: 72.29

Counties Served: Clay, Kanawha, Lincoln, Mason, Mingo

This art and science integration project works to educate West Virginia workers of the 21st century across the life span and through a broad spectrum of formats and in both rural and urban settings.

Contact:

William Jeffries, III

One Clay Square

Charleston, West Virginia 25301

(304) 561-3503

Community Resources, Inc

Credit Awarded: $1,460

Percentage Used: 34.25

Counties Served: Calhoun, Doddridge, Gilmer, Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie, Roane, Tyler, Wetzel, Wirt, Wood

This program will support the implementation of a new Case Management program to help low-income individuals and families.

Contact:

Sarah Holt

601 Avery Street

Parkersburg, West Virginia 26101

(304) 485-5525

Criss-Cross, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $4,900

Percentage Used: 91.58

Counties Served: Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, Preston, Taylor, Barbour, Doddridge

The agency provides emergency financial assistance for utility terminations, prescription assistance, rental evictions, mortgage foreclosures and credit counseling services.

Contact:

Amie Darway

209 West Pike Street, Suite B

Clarksburg, West Virginia 26301

(304) 623-0921

Davis-Stuart, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $5,268.75

Percentage Used: 73.56

Counties Served: Greenbrier

Davis-Stuart provides a residential treatment program, providing some job training and education to an at risk population of WV youth.

Contact:

Heather Falls

RR02 Box 188A

Lewisburg, West Virginia 24901

(304) 647-5577

DAYMARK, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $15,415

Percentage Used: 43.55

Counties Served: Kanawha

DAYMARK provides food, shelter, counseling, education, and other support for youth ages 12+ in the community.

Contact:

Kim Andrews

1592 Washington Street East

Charleston, West Virginia 25311

(304) 340-3675

Dignity Hospice of Southern WV

Credit Awarded: $10,987.50

Percentage Used: 81.91

Counties Served: Boone, Lincoln, Logan, Mingo, Wayne

This project provides home based nursing for terminally ill patients and counseling for the patient’s family. Dignity Hospice is actively pursuing a hospice house to be opened for people who cannot be accommodated in their own homes.

Contact:

Susan Gore

Box 4304

Chapmanville, West Virginia 25508

(304) 855-4764

East End Family Resource Center

Credit Awarded: $8,261.25

Percentage Used: 87.76

Counties Served: Kanawha

The East End Family Resource Center NIP Project is designed to build and support the Center's capacity to coordinate, initiate and/or facilitate activities and programs serving the community-identified needs of children and families living in the East End of Charleston.

Contact:

Carolyn Wesley

502 Ruffner Avenue; P.O. Box 11559

Charleston, West Virginia 25339

(304) 344-1656

Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation

Credit Awarded: $93,845

Percentage Used: 68.79

Counties Served: Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Morgan

EWVCF provides funding for health care, recreation, housing, youth programs, and education op rtunities for at-risk, low-income residents of West Virginia.

Contact:

Michael Whalton

229 East Martin Street, Suite 4

Martinsburg, West Virginia 25401

(304) 264-0353

Fairmont Community Development Partnership

Credit Awarded: $2,127.50

Percentage Used: 47.00

Counties Served: Marion

This project will support neighborhood revitalization in the Maple/Ogden, Virginia/Gaston, and Traction Square neighborhoods of Fairmont. This will involve the safe removal of dilapidated homes, new construction and rehabilitation of safe, affordable housing.

Contact:

Robert Gribben

109 Fairmont Avenue, Suite 2

Fairmont, West Virginia 26554

(304) 366-7600

Fairmont State Foundation, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $102,515

Percentage Used: 60.72

Counties Served: Statewide

This program provides Neighborhood Investment Program Scholarships to West Virginia residents pursuing a 2 or 4 year degree whose household income is at or below 125% of federal poverty level.

Contact:

Chris Morgan

P.O. Box 461, 301 Adams St.

Fairmont, West Virginia 26554

(304) 534-8786

Faith in Action of the River Cities, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $2,300

Percentage Used: 76.09

Counties Served: Cabell, Wayne

Faith in Action encourages independence and improves the quality of life for elderly and disabled adults by training volunteers and coordinating service provision to attain vital, non-medical services.

Contact:

Rose Thornburg

848 Ninth Avenue

Huntington, West Virginia 25701

(304) 697-1274

First Stage Theatre Company

Credit Awarded: $3,675

Percentage Used: 80.27

Counties Served: Cabell

This NIP project will provide education, auditions and participation for low income children pursuing the performing arts.

Contact:

Chad Lovejoy

6421 Route 60 East

Barboursville, West Virginia 25504

(304) 522-3038

Foundation for the Tri-State Community, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $31,165

Percentage Used: 32.09

Counties Served: Cabell, Mingo, Wayne

This project will build charitable endowments to provide permanent funding sources for projects in Cabell, Wayne and Mingo counties that meet NIP eligible guidelines.

Contact:

Mary Witten Wiseman

P.O. Box 7932

Huntington, West Virginia 25779

(304) 942-0046

Genesis Youth Crisis Center

Credit Awarded: $7,855

Percentage Used: 77.82

Counties Served: Harrison

This project provides emergency shelter care, crisis support, and diagnostic services to at-risk children with a goal of stabilization and successful transition to a permanent home and a life of betterment in the community.

Contact:

Jayne Landacre

192 Safe Haven Drive, P.O. Box 546

Clarksburg, West Virginia 26302

(304) 622-1907

Good News Mountaineer Garage

Credit Awarded: $102,530

Percentage Used: 75.96

Counties Served: Statewide

This project repairs donated vehicles and provides them to West Virginia families who are on public assistance so they can get to work or job training and become self-sufficient.

Contact:

Barbara Bayes

221 1/2 Hale Street

Charleston, West Virginia 25301

(304) 344-8445

Good Shepherd Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers

Credit Awarded: $2,840

Percentage Used: 87.73

Counties Served: Jefferson

This project conducts home improvement projects, the Medical Equipment Loan program, and other non-medical caregiving services for the elderly and disabled.

Contact:

Paula Marrone-Reese

P.O. Box 1882

Shepherdstown, West Virginia 25443

(304) 876-3325

Greenbrier County Committee of Aging, Inc.

Credit Awarded: $662.50

Percentage Used: 37.74

Counties Served: Greenbrier