Established in 1994, Arlington Free Clinic (AFC) continues to be Arlington’s only provider of comprehensive medical, dental, and behavioral health services for adults living with a low income and without health insurance. Every year, with the help of over 450 volunteers and 45 full/part-time staff, AFC provides nearly 10,000 comprehensive patient-centered services to over 1,600 of our neighbors who would otherwise lack access to care.

For more information or to get involved, visit our website or contact Beth Gorman at bgorman@arlingtonfreeclinic.org.

Arlington Neighborhood Village (ANV) provides services and social connections that enable seniors to age in their homes with safety, independence, and an enhanced quality of life.

Trained ANV volunteers provide rides to medical appointments, pick up prescriptions, deliver groceries, help with technology, and more, forming friendships through meaningful acts of service that strengthen a caring community for all. For more information or to get involved, contact Carolinewertz@anvarlington.org.

Aspire Afterschool Learning provides the only daily, accessible afterschool/summer learning program in Arlington that is offered at no cost to 3rd-8th grade students and their families. Since our beginning as a small grassroots organization in 1994, we have been committed to holistically preparing students to succeed academically, thrive personally, and build the skills needed for future academic and career success.

For more information or to get involved in closing the educational opportunity gap, contact us at 703-379-6488 or info@aspireafterschool.org.

Culpepper Garden is a nonprofit senior living community in Arlington, Virginia. For more than 50 years, it has been a lifeline for low-income older adults, providing affordable housing and vital supportive services that make aging in place with dignity and independence possible. With 346 independent living units and a service-enriched model that fosters health, connection, and purpose, it advances a bold vision: that every older adult in Arlington has access to the housing and support needed to live healthy, fulfilling lives. For more information, contact Jasmin Witcher, Vice President of Development at jwitcher@culpeppergarden.org or call 703-528-0162.

In Virginia, there are over 5600 children in foster care, and many more are in danger of entering. Many Virginia kids cycle through foster homes and institutions, and “graduate” from foster care without belonging to a supportive family. Project Belong believes that every child needs to belong. We work with faith communities to mobilize and train them to make a difference upstream, before a child enters foster care, in the middle of crisis, and downstream, post-child-welfare.

SEEC supports and advocates on behalf of low-wage, immigrant Day Laborers in Arlington County so that they can participate in dignified work, earn fair wages, and improve their overall conditions. SEEC works closely with other SafetyNet nonprofits, County Government, and the faith community to ensure that those most vulnerable among us are served. For more information call SEEC at 703 933-1101 or visit our website at seecjobs.org.

The Clothesline for Arlington Kids provides essential clothing to school-aged children from low-income families, helping them arrive at school feeling comfortable, confident, and ready to learn. Families shop for free at a welcoming, dignified store, selecting a week’s worth of clothing twice each year. Founded in 2018, The Clothesline has become a trusted part of Arlington’s social safety net, delivering more than just clothing—giving children the confidence they need to succeed.

For more information or to get involved, contact Sharalyn Hoffman at development@clotheslinearlington.org.