We are thrilled to announce that through the generosity of several foundations, funds, giving circles, and philanthropic organizations we have been awarded additional funding to serve the most vulnerable in our community. Thank you to the following who have supported BRAWS throughout the pandemic:
Human Services Alliance of Greater Prince William 
Loudoun County CARES Act Fund
Fairfax County Nonprofit Sustainability Grant
The Peter & Mary Levin Family Foundation
Cloudbreak Foundation
COVID-19 Response Fund
(The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia)
J.O.Y Charitable Fund
(The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia)
ACT Now COVID-19 Response Fund
David-Blechman Foundation
Stellar Solutions Foundation
Community Assistance Fund, The Junior League of Washington
The Rotary Club of Vienna, Virginia
Stillman Foundation
The Meil Family Foundation
Vienna Business Association Foundation
Kings Park West Civic Association
National Council of Negro Women - Reston/Herndon Chapter
Vienna Women's Club
Social4Good 
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The Human Services Alliance of Greater Prince William Awards BRAWS $50,000


We are beyond GRATEFUL to be one of the 14 nonprofits selected to receive funding ($50,000!!!) from The Human Services Alliance of Greater Prince William. With this funding, we will be able to support over 5,000 Prince William County residents in the next 4 months, by providing much needed menstrual supplies and undergarments to those experiencing poverty and crisis. This is the largest grant BRAWS has ever received to date.

​“PRINCE WILLIAM, VA—The Human Services Alliance of Greater Prince William, a nonprofit association of human services providers that aids local residents, received $950,000 in funding from Prince William County via its allocation of Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding. The Alliance used these funds to provide financial support to 14 nonprofit organizations across Prince William County, who provide critical resources and services to the community.”
To read the full press release, please visit: https://www.pwcgov.org/news/pages/Prince-William-County-Supports-Local-Charities-with--CARES-Act-Funding.aspx.  
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Loudoun County Awards BRAWS $21,250

We are proud to be one of the 53 local nonprofit and faith-based organizations that Loudoun County has chosen to receive funding from the $2.3 million allocated to the community that has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.  

BRAWS Receives $25,000 from
​ Fairfax County nonprofit sustainability grant for safety net services