
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Foundation, Inc. to be called "Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Center," was established to: (1) award college scholarships to deserving area minority students (2) help the community recognize individuals, groups, and businesses who are worthy of the Outstanding Educator Award (3) provide a mentoring/tutoring program that elevates the educational and social skills of the community’s youth; and
(4) enlighten parents and guardians in matters of financing a college education through seminars and workshops.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Foundation, Inc. was recognized and honored as a top civic and community organization by the Best of Reston. As of 2010, the Foundation has awarded over $150,000 for 130 scholarships to college-bound students in the Northern Virginia area. The Foundation sponsors several events to raise scholarship funds for students in need.
The 2011 Outstanding Educator Award Recipients |
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Ann Ford Second Grade Teacher Hybla Valley Elementary School in Alexandria |
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Zelma Chamberlain |
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Women In Technology A non-profit organization with the mission of advancing women in technology |
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Give
Your Old Computers a Whole New Life
What are you going to do with your old computers?
Why not donate them to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Foundation. We
will refurbish your donated computers and distribute them to lower-income
families with school-age children.
This goal of this Foundation sponsored project is to recycle used computers
received from businesses and individuals and provide them to families with
school-age children that would otherwise be unable to afford a home computer.
The computers are refurbished, upgraded as necessary, and distributed with
basic training to ensure the responsible and consistent use by the receiving
families. It is well documented that everyone learns better with hands-on
experience, and that school children learn best when adults at home are involved
in the student's education. By donating computers, children from lower-income
families have a greater possibility of receiving a quality education. Because
we are a 501-(c)3 foundation, you are eligible for a tax deduction creating
a win-win arrangement for you and the families receiving the computers.
If you are a company or individual who would like to donate your used computers, please contact us at:
Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Foundation, Inc.
Post Office Box 8086 Reston, VA 20195
or officers@mlkculturalfoundation.org