Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation

  • Learn
    • Board of Directors
    • Community Foundation Staff
    • Community Workshops & Nonprofit Training Programs
    • FAQs
    • History
    • How We Invest
    • National Standards
    • News
    • Contact Us
  • Give
    • Become a Donor
    • Types of Funds
    • Starting a Fund
    • Our Endowed Funds
      • Unrestricted Funds
      • Agency & Hybrid Endowed Funds
      • Designated Funds
      • Donor-Advised Funds
      • Field of Interest Funds
      • EWVCF Scholarship Funds
      • Two Rivers Giving Circle
    • NIP Tax Credits
    • Partners in Philanthropy
  • Grants
    • 2026 Hampshire County Mini Grants to Teachers
    • 2026 Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan Mini Grants to Teachers Now CLOSED
    • Grantee Forms & Information
  • Scholarships
    • EWVCF Scholarship Funds
    • Scholarships with Separate Applications
    • Scholarship FAQs
  • Plan
    • Professional Advisor Collaboration
    • Charitable Bequests
    • Legacy Society
  • Hampshire County
    • Learn
      • Established Funds
      • FAQs
      • How We Invest
    • Give
    • Grants
      • 2026 Hampshire County Mini Grants to Teachers
    • Scholarships – Hampshire
    • Plan
      • Legacy Society
    • Partners In Philanthropy
    • NIP Tax Credits
  • Hardy County
    • Learn
      • Established Funds
      • FAQs
      • How We Invest
    • Give
    • Grants
    • Scholarships
    • Plan
      • Legacy Society
    • Partners In Philanthropy
    • NIP Tax Credits
  • Contact Us

Grants

2014 Foundation Grants Awarded

African American Arts & Heritage Academy – $1,000.00
American Cancer Society – $1,250.00
Animal Welfare Society of Jefferson County – $14,350.00
Augusta Elementary School – $750.00
Augusta Volunteer Rescue Squad – $160.00
BE-Hive, A Family Inspiration Place, Inc. – $11,603.33
Berkeley County BackPack Program, Inc. – $5,000.00
Berkeley County Historical Society – $500.00
Berkeley County Humane Society – 2,000.00
Berkeley County Sheriff Department – $19,989.36
Berkeley Senior Services – $3,100.00
Berkeley Springs High School – $1,398.86
Birthright of Charles Town – $1,000.00
Blue Ridge Community &Technical College – $5,250.00
Blue Ridge Elementary School – $500.00
Boys & Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle – $15,000.00
Bunker Hill Elementary School – $353.90
Burke Street Elementary School – $200.00
Burlington United Methodist Family Services – $250.00
C.W. Shipley Elementary School – $500.00
Camp Frame 4-HAssociation – $20,000.00
Capon Bridge Middle School – $999.00
Capon Springs Fire Department – $160.00
Capon Valley Neighbor to Neighbor – $250.00
CASA of the Eastern Panhandle, Inc – $5,250.00
Catholic Charities of West Virginia-EP – $1,300.00
CCAP/Loaves & Fishes – $999.18
Charles Town Middle School – $1,679.60
Children’s Home Society of West Virginia – $3,700.00
Community Alternatives to Violence, Inc. – $3,500.00
Community Combined Ministries/Kidz Power Pacs – $3,500.00
Community Networks, Inc. – $6,000.00
Contemporary American Theater Festival – $2,500.00
CraftWorks at Cool Spring – $500.00
Days End Farm Horse Rescue, Inc. – $350.00
Driswood Elementary School – $491.96
Eagle School Intermediate School – $240.00
East Hardy Early Middle School – $10,500.00
East Hardy High School – $10,500.00
Eastern Panhandle CARE Clinic – $1,500.00
Eastern Panhandle Juvenile Drug Court – $500.00
Eastern Panhandle Young Life – $7,900.00
Edge Hill Cemetery – $2,500.00
Elmwood Cemetery Association – $2,500.00
Erin Sponaugle Scholarship Fund – $10,833.34
Faith Christian Academy – $500.00
For Love of Children’s Outdoor Education Center – $833.33
For the Kids, by George Children’s Museum – $18,000.00
Friends of Music – $500.00
Gabriel Project of West Virginia – $2,000.00
Girl Scouts Council of the Nations Capital – $3,200.00
Girls on the Run of the Shenandoah Valley – $1,000.00
Good Shepherd Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers – $1,575.00
Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Panhandle – $300.00
Hampshire County Commission – $250.00
Hampshire High School – $1,237.00
Harpers Ferry Middle School – $442.07
Hedgesville Elementary School – $214.16
Hedgesville Hounds – $350.00
Hedgesville Middle School – $844.78
Herders and Homemakers 4-H Club – $250.00
Historic Shepherdstown Commission – $6,500.00
Hospice of the Panhandle – $40,243.50
Jefferson County 4-H Foundation – $7,000.00
Jefferson County Black History Preservation Society – $2,100.00
Jefferson County Community Ministries – $4,425.00
Jefferson County Historic Landmarks Commission – $500.00
Jefferson County Homeless Coalition – $1,000.00
Jefferson County Memorial Park – $12,500.00
JuniorMentoring Programs (JUMP) – $4,800.00
Main Street Martinsburg – $500.00
Marlowe Elementary School – $363.75
Martinsburg 200th Anniversary Scholarship Fund – $3,000.00
Martinsburg High School – $400.00
Martinsburg North Middle School – $210.00
Martinsburg South Middle School – $10,500.00
Martinsburg Union Rescue Mission – $3,200.00
Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks & Recreation – $50,500.00
Martinsburg-Berkeley County Public Libraries – $8,450.00
Mill Creek Intermediate School – $328.35
Moorefield Lions Club – $500.00
MorganArts Council – $5,000.00
Morgan County 4-H – $1,150.00
Morgan County Partnership – $1,500.00
Morgan County Starting Points – $3,375.00
Mountain Heart Foundation – $250.00
Mountain Ridge Intermediate School – $130.00
Mountain Ridge Middle School – $1,646.95
Mt.Zion United Methodist Church – $3,000.00
Musselman High School – $500.00
National Wildlife Federation – $500.00
Norborne Preschool and Day Care Center – $5,000.00
North American Bushcraft School – $1,000.00
Old Charles Town Library – $750.00
Otterbein United Methodist Church – $500.00
Page Jackson Elementary School  – $500.00
Panhandle Home Health Care – $34,358.50
Paw Paw High School – $450.00
Pleasant View Elementary School – $917.41
Potomac Highlands Guild – $750.00
Potomac Valley Audubon Society – $4,500.00
Potomack Intermediate School – $914.05
Ranson Elementary School – $230.00
Reach Out Rescue and Resources – $250.00
Romney Middle School – $250.00
Romney Rescue Squad – $160.00
Rosemont Elementary School – $350.21
Salvation Army – $9,070.00
Shenandoah Area Council-Boy Scouts – $3,200.00
Shenandoah Women’s Center – $3,200.00
Shepherd University Foundation – $2,150.00
Shepherd University – $8,000.00 – $4,300.00
Shepherdstown Elementary School – $1,000.00
Shepherdstown Middle School – $2,300.00
Shepherdstown Public Library – $6,100.00
Slanesville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company – $160.00
South Jefferson Elementary School – $500.00
Spring Mills High School – $1,795.62
Spring Mills Middle School – $3,980.44
Spring Mills Primary School – $2,337.59
Springfield Area Rescue Squad – $160.00
T.A.Lowery Elementary School – $436.23
Telamon Corporation – $4,370.00
Tomahawk Intermediate School – $1,422.97
Town of Bath – $1,500.00
Town of Wardensville – $3,225.00
Trinity Episcopal Church – $3,450.00
Trinity United Methodist Church – $5,800.00
Tuscarora Elementary School – $415.71
Two Rivers Giving Circle Fund – $500.00
Valley View Elementary School – $362.42
Warm Springs Intermediate School – $500.00
Washington High School – $1,248.59
Wind Dance Farm& Earth Education Center – $900.00
Wounded Warriors Project – $300.00

Martinsburg Office
127 Crimson Circle
Martinsburg, WV 25403
[email protected]
304.264.0353

Romney Office
Post Office Box 40
91 South High Street
Romney, WV 26757
[email protected]
304.822.7200

Join our newsletter list
Follow us on Facebook

Vision

To build vibrant communities that provide opportunities for everyone living in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia.

Mission

To inspire philanthropy, serve donors, strengthen communities, and improve the quality of life in Eastern West Virginia now and for future generations.

Values

We honor the philanthropic vision of our donors and value their generosity. We respect the work of nonprofit organizations and the passion they bring to carrying out their missions. We earn the trust of our grantees, donors, and partners through our commitment to excellence in our stewardship and our dedication to accountability, integrity, professionalism, and transparency in all our actions. In all our work, we actively embrace accessibility, inclusion, racial and social equity, and the unity that comes from diversity.

Copyright EWVCF © 2026 · Log in