Give. Grow. Grant.

The Colonial Beach Community Foundation has helped donors with their charitable giving since 2005. We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization bringing together individuals, families,

businesses, volunteers, and donors who are dedicated to improving the quality of

life for all Colonial Beach residents.

Our Mission

The mission of the Colonial Beach Community Foundation is to improve the quality of life for those who live in and around Colonial Beach through collaboration and the powerful, caring nature of community. Our approach is simple - promote philanthropy and simplify the process of giving.

How It Works

The Foundation connects donors, nonprofits, government, NGOs, businesses, community groups, and individuals to serve the current and future needs of the people in and around Colonial Beach. We provide community groups with fiduciary support and award grants to a wide array of community improvement projects.

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We’re Excited to Announce This Year’s Grant Recipients!

Thanks to the success of last year’s Northern Neck Beach Music Festival, the Colonial Beach Community Foundation proudly awarded $20,000 in grants to support projects that strengthen and uplift our town.

Here’s how those funds are making a difference:

Colonial Beach Volunteer Fire Department | $5,000 for specialized equipment for extraction and embankment rescues & $2,000 for fire prevention education in schools and the wider community
Colonial Beach Historical Society & Museum | $1,000 to enhance the garden area with outdoor seating, lighting, and other improvements
CB Creative | $1,000 for permanent signage
CB Greenspace | $1,200 for durable, waterproof educational signage
CB Community Center | $2,500 to support ballfield construction
CB United Methodist Church – Quarter Gym | $500 to purchase fitness equipment
WWER Radio | $3,113 to buy equipment for live broadcasts of local sports and community events
Colonial Beach Housing & Development Authority | $2,500 to assist with repairs to low-income, senior housing
Downtown Colonial Beach | $3,500 reserved for the Light Up the Night project, bringing festive lighting to downtown businesses to create a safer, more welcoming atmosphere

Want to help these projects go even further?

Each of these organizations can use your support—whether it’s your time, talent, or monetary donation. You can make a donation at Donate. Designate "other" and specify the project in the comment section.

In future newsletters we will spotlight the grant recipients and the work they are doing.

Together, we’re making Colonial Beach a stronger, more attractive place to live.