DCA Together Relief Fund Launches
DCA Together Relief Fund: Crisis Support for Flight 5342 and ARMY Black Hawk FamiliesOur Greater Washington community is at its strongest when we come together as neighbors, helping those in need. On January 29, our region was shaken by the tragic loss of all 67 lives on American Airlines Flight 5342 and the Army Black Hawk Helicopter. We also remember the bravery of our first responders working tirelessly in the recovery efforts.
In response to this heartbreak, the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia has joined the Capital Area Community Foundations to launch the DCA Together Relief Fund to support the families of the victims, first responders, and organizations aiding in recovery and healing.
The fund aims to provide: Direct financial assistance for families (e.g., funeral costs, immediate needs) Support for first responders and recovery efforts Resources like mental health services, grief counseling, and community healing
Together with the Wichita Foundation and our local partners, we are working to ensure those impacted receive the care and support they need.
You can make a difference in this critical time. Your contribution will help bring hope and healing to the families and loved ones affected by this tragedy.
The Capital Area Community Foundations have over 100 years of experience in supporting our community through times of crisis.
Donate today to the DCA Together Relief Fund and help us support our neighbors in need.
Community Foundation fundholders who wish to support this fund through their grants can do so through the Donor Portal. For assistance, please contact Gabrielle Webster. |
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The Capital Area Community Foundations is a partnership among several of our region’s leading community foundations including ACT for Alexandria, Arlington Community Foundation, Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties, Community Foundation for Northern Virginia, and Greater Washington Community Foundation. Together, the community foundations serving the region have a more than 100-year history as community connectors and conversation brokers who work tirelessly to preserve, enhance and protect the quality of life for our neighbors. This role often places us directly in the middle of our community’s most important decisions, most pressing issues, and most promising opportunities. |
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