Rushmere Community Development Corporation

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“$13,000.00 Grantor Occidental College ($10,000.00 for Capacity Building, and $3,000.00 for Technology). Grantee Rushmere CDC Grantee Southeast Care Coalition $5,789.73 paid to the grassroots organization for charitable purposes education awareness on climate change and environmental concerns, as Rushmere CDC is in a collaborative partnership to provide capacity building, and specialized expertise in Virginia in collaboration with the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Occidental College, Old Dominion University, and Christopher Newport University, Soul Surchers, Inc., to provide education, technical assistance, outreach, and community engagement regarding environmental stewardship, socio-economic disparities along the rivers, trails, tributaries impacting poor targeted populations, Black-Indigenous Watermen, and the medically vulnerable in Virginia. Grantee EUP Management Group LLC, received $3,000.00 for serving 12 months as an Independent Contractor and a Subject Matter Expert on Building Codes, Virginia Code, and Farm Building Exemptions, during Farm homeless intervention hearing with the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development in Fairfax County Virginia. Capacity building training and technical assistance was provided to the Soul Surchers, Inc. 501 C 3 nonprofit organization, owner of the Historic Hope Park Plantation, (est. 1897). Grantee Rushmere CDC received $4,210.27 capacity building for its My Brother's Keeper Program equipment, software, and training. Rushmere CDC My Brother's Keeper Program primary charitable purposes: (Education Youth Enrichment, Supportive Housing for the Homeless, and Workforce Development. $2500 Grantor Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation; Grantee Rushmere CDC My Brother's Keeper Program Community Engagement Grant to organizations impacted by COVID. $2500 used to make repairs in homeless units. $3500 Grantor OBICI Healthcare Foundation; Grantee Rushmere CDC My Brother's Keeper Program (Healthy Choices-Healthy Families). $3500 used to empower youth isolated by COVID 19 to reengage in community activities and make healthy eating choices in 2022. $11,100.00 Rushmere CDC My Brother's Keeper Program Supportive Housing Rental revenue from those with some payment ability, used for charitable purposes and programs. Expense $1,390 Utilities, $3,727 My Brother's Keeper Program Expense Hughes Heritage and Waterman Conservation Program-Native Cultural Heritage fishing safety training, camping, and youth enrichment at Historic Tyler's Beach Free Harbor of Refuge. $6210 direct program expenses such as planned age-appropriate activities, counseling, transportation, assistance with daily living activities, washing clothes, food.”