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Organizations
The Huff Family Scholarship
The Huff’s believe in hard work. That motivation comes from within. And both are key indicators of how successful you’ll be in your life. We invest in people who demonstrate grit. What do we mean by grit? Grit means, you know where you are going in life, and more significantly, you know why. You possess…
Engineers Without Borders
EWB-USA supports community-driven development programs worldwide by collaborating with local partners to design and implement sustainable engineering projects, while creating transformative experiences and responsible leaders. Our 14,700 members work with communities to find appropriate solutions for water supply, sanitation, energy, agriculture, civil works, structures and information systems. Learn more…
Girl Scouts of Colorado
Girls Scouts of Colorado Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. Girl Scouts of Colorado makes it easy, meaningful and fun for girls and volunteers to grow as leaders. We serve nearly 25,000 girls across the state. With the support of 10,000 adult members including our…
The Huff Foundation 
Good afternoon Sir/Ma’am,
I have discovered this foundation after years of driving past 19108 Harmony Church Rd
Leesburg, VA. That property has peaked my interest for years. However, not much information about this organization or its founders is available online. I would guess this is done as a deliberate confidentiality measure. I would like to learn more about the foundation, the property, and partnership opportunities. Please feel free to contact me at my personal email.
I noticed on the scholarship page that it states that it helps out a local student thats going to Washington state. if your foundation home is going to missouri would you want to invest that into someone who is local and or wouldnt you want to include your foundational home in the people area and the amount given too compared to the cost to build the home and everything 500$ a year(id do at least 2k for what the cost of the home is this is change and would really make the impact your wanting) is not a lot of money for a student. yes its something but it just shows a disconnect in the motto of the foundation meaning work hard and youll be essentially rewarded. 2 text books cost about that and or groceries for one month costs that for a student so i do get that it helps but it also just appears that the foundation is a tax write off more so and so is claiming the home as its foundational home and a thinking space because there is a disconnect in economic class… it seems like its more for the money and how to avoid paying and spending which also having such a narrow window of people almost means your setting yourself up for success in the plan because there are less variables to work with, which i get it is smart but also it doestn fit with the motto of the foundation and would honestly make it untrustworthy which then trickles down to well that means the people running it would be too because its your best practices and morals going to shape how you treat people as well. thats not the kind of company i personally would be promoting and comes off as trying to hard and in criminology someone who is is often the biggest offender in something.