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If you want to save money on your energy bills and increase the comfort of your home, start with the Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP). Serving the Greater Charlottesville region exclusively with certifi ed local contractors, LEAP is your one-stop shop to learn about the best ways to improve your home’s energy effi ciency and how to pay for it. Stop shivering in the winter and sweating it out in the summer and watch your energy costs drop. Special rebates and fi nancing available only through LEAP!


Local Food Hub is an innovative Charlottesville-based nonprofi t building a sustainable local food system that nourishes farmers, community and environment through better distribution, education and access. Our programs ensure that small farms stay in business and our community has more access to healthy food. We enable schools, hospitals, universities and larger buyers to access locally grown produce while educating the next generation through apprenticeship and internship programs.


Hi Summer, Thank you for the opportunity to review. We would like to change the text in our listing. Please leave the fi rst sentence as-is, and replace the rest with this: Our programs ensure that small farms stay in business and our community has more access to healthy food. We enable schools, hospitals, universities and larger buyers to access locally grown produce while educating the next generation through apprenticeship and internship programs.


Thank you, emily


Local Energy Alliance Program Charlottesville, VA 434-227-4666


Twitter: @LEAP_VA


Facebook: Local Energy Alliance Program info@leap-va.org www.leap-va.org


Local Food Hub P.O. Box 4647


Charlottesville, VA 22905 434-286-2176


info@localfoodhub.org www.localfoodhub.org


Love in the Name of Christ (Love INC)


198 C-1 Spotnap Road Charlottesville, VA 22911 434-977-7777 or 293-6060


loveincoffi ce@embarqmail.com www.loveinccville.org


Mission statement: “Love INC mobilizes The Church to transform lives and communities, In the Name of Christ.” (by mobilizing people in churches to help people in need.)


In 2009, Love INC partnered with 78 churches and 52 community organizations such as agencies, schools, other nonprofi ts and faith-based organizations in order to provide services, resources and referrals. 1233 client referrals were made to churches and 1433 were made to agencies. Love INC has grown. In 2000, we received 635 calls for assistance. In 2009, we processed 4049 calls.


Madison House serves as the student volunteer center at the University of Virginia. We coordinate volunteers, develop leaders, build community partnerships, and promote lifelong volunteer service.


Imagine a public botanical garden in the middle of Charlottesville that offers garden landscapes, display gardens, wildfl ower meadows, educational and volunteer opportunities. Its accessibility and convenience connect it to the community by trails, walkways and parking areas. The McIntire Botanical Garden is a 501 (c) (3) whose mission is to create a public garden in McIntire Park that inspires and educates visitors through exploration and the enjoyment of plants and nature. A public/private partnership between the City of Charlottesville, the MBG and others can make it happen!


Madison House 170 Rugby Road Charlottesville, VA 22903 434-977-7051


www.madisonhouse.org


McIntire Botanical Garden P.O. Box 350


White Hall, VA 22987 434-823-2823


Helen Flamini, President


Helen@mcintirebotanicalgarden.org www.mcintirebotanicalgarden.org


Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious lunchtime meals Monday through Friday to residents of the Charlottesville/Albemarle area on a temporary or long-term basis. We serve any resident who is unable to prepare nutritious meals and who has no one to help them with meal preparation. Our goal is to provide not only appetizing nutritious food, but also daily social contact to people who are hungry and alone.


Meals on Wheels KCRC


2270 Ivy Road


Charlottesville, VA 22903 434-293-4364


dawn@cvillemeals.org www.cvillemeals.org


CENTER FOR NONPROFIT EXCELLENCE ALBEMARLE


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