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Community Services & Nonprofits Community & Business Amissville Area Community Association (AACA)
AACA was founded in 1999 and formally incorporated in May 2000. The nonprofit organization fosters community dialogue, knowledge, planning, welfare and pride. Activities include offering a forum for residents’ views, informing them on points of interest and undertaking projects to enhance the community and its environment.
Steve Miller
540.937.7327
Northern Piedmont Community Foundation (NPCF)
NPCF strives to build philanthropic capital to enhance and preserve the quality of life in Culpeper, Fauquier and Rappahannock counties and to strengthen the region’s nonprofit organizations.Executive Director
www.npcf.org
NPCF@verizon.net
540.349.0631
Warrenton, VA 20188
Rappahannock Nonprofit Center
The future of Rappahannock County’s unique cultural and natural resources depends largely on the effectiveness of its vibrant nonprofit and volunteer community. We believe that to best serve their missions, nonprofit organizations must be managed efficiently, employing best practices while preserving their passion for their cause. Rappahannock Nonprofit Center’s mission is to help nonprofit organizations in Rappahannock County improve their management practices and successfully attract the human, financial and other resources necessary to carry out their missions. Executive Director
www.rnpc.org
info@rnpc.org
540.987.8011
12018-B Lee Highway PO Box 21 / Sperryville, VA 22740
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Rappnet.org
Rappnet is a self-moderated e-mail listserv by and for residents of Rappahannock County. Discussion is freewheeling and encompasses all subjects.Eric Kvarnes, ListDad
www.rappnet.org
listdad@rappnet.org
Washington Hospitality and Visitors Association (WHVA)
WHVA works to preserve and promote the unique cultural and historic heritage, retail, dining and lodging offerings of the town of Washington and all of Rappahannock County. Among other annual events, the group sponsors a day-long Christmas celebration featuring a parade, Santa, an artisan’s market, music and magic the first Sunday in December. Jay Brown, President
www.thefirstwashington.com
info@thefirstwashington.com
540.675.2040
Washington, VA 22747
Woodville Community Organization
The group was established in 1998 to facilitate the Woodville Bicentennial Celebration. The informal organization exists today to foster and enhance the sense of community in Woodville through general maintenance of the town signs and road sides, and a free annual picnic each September. The 2009 picnic is on September 26. The organization is open to all friends and residents of Woodville.
Jeff Light
jeffreylight@earthlink.net
540.987.9523
Woodville, VA
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