September 2016

Improving health and human services
Donors Make $264,650 in Grants to 6 Nonprofits Possible

The late William Goldback and Perry and Bunny Morgan have a lot in common.


	Perry and Bunny Morgan

These forward-thinking Hampton Roads citizens cared deeply about people in the region where they lived and worked for so many years. Thanks to their charitable bequests they left behind

permanent field-of-interest funds that underpin important grants through the Hampton Roads Community Foundation.

Perry Morgan, who had been publisher of The Virginian-Pilot, died in 1999 --- seven years after his wife Bunny. The charitable focus he requested includes essential human services as well as arts and education.

Bill Goldback, a former Navy supply officer and owner of Atlantic Electric, left a legacy that funds medical services, education or research as well as the performing arts.


	Bill Goldback

Thanks to these generous community foundation donors and many others who have entrusted us with unrestricted funds, six area nonprofits just received $264,650 in community grants. Grants during our third round of funding for 2016 focused on health and human service grants.

See who received grants & how they will help area people lead better lives

Read our latest Hampton Roads Community Foundation annual report. Featured on

the cover is a photo by Glen McClure of the Tidewater Wooden Boat Workshop, which teaches area teens practical and life skills as they build wooden rowboats.

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