Danville Pittsylvania Community Services

STEP, also known as Support to Eliminate Poverty, is a nonprofit community action agency that serves low-income families and individuals throughout the United States. Founded in 1966, the organization offers a variety of community welfare programs for children, adults and senior citizens. With annual budget of more than $2 million, it serves over 1,500 individuals. STEP offers a range of housing and weatherization programs that include heating systems and leaky duct work repair and air infiltration reduction services. The organization also provides installation services for attic and sidewall insulation systems. It additionally offers educational, food and social growth services for young children. STEP also provides various community-based programs that address problems related to unequal access to higher education by low-income and potential first generation college students. STEP is located in Rocky Mount, Va.

Greensboro Jewish Federation, established in 1940 as Greensboro United Charities, caters to the social service needs of the Greensboro Jewish community. Based in the Guilford College area, the federation shares its facility with Jewish Family Services and the Jewish Foundation of Greensboro. It funds and supports many programs locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, as well as conducts Jewish overnight camps. The federation partners with national and international organizations, including the Jewish Agency for Israel and American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. Some of its local affiliates are American Hebrew Academy, Temple Emanuel and Beth David Synagogue.

SustainFloyd is a rural nonprofit organization located in the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains of Floyd, VA. They are dedicated to supporting the environment, agriculture, renewable energy, and community well-being through various projects and initiatives. Working closely with local and state governments, businesses, non-profits, and citizens, SustainFloyd aims to develop the financial and ecological health of the community, not only in Floyd County but also in other regions and globally. Their focus areas include localizing the economy, protecting natural and cultural resources, and advancing issues related to food systems, energy independence, transportation, waste reduction, and education.Generated from the website