Cornerstones welcomes the support of community groups, businesses and individuals who want to organize a Friendrasier to benefit our programs and services.
Some of the different events include a golf tournament, a wine tasting, a casino night, a concert, a bake or lemonade sale!
Click here for details about upcoming Friendraisers you
can support for Cornerstones!
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Ex traordinary supporters and volunteers donate their gifts, time and talents.
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Learn about just a few of the
many Cornerstones volunteers
who were recognized during Volunteer Appreciation Month
in April for
helping our neighbors take
steps toward healthy, stable lives
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Minnie Orozco, Program Manager
at Cornerstones'
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We welcome those looking for a one-time opportunity as well as those seeking to commit more
time.
Click here
for opportunities.
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A Message from Our CEO
 June is Children's Awareness Month
As school-age kids wind down their academic year and prepare for summer, we are reminded that some of the best learning can happen outside the classroom.
The overarching goal of "Opportunity Neighborhood: Reston" or RestON
is to ensure that all children have access to the resources they need to succeed.
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Back-to
-School Drive Under
way 
Cornerstones is already preparing to help equip thousands of local children for the next academic year - children whose fam
ilies often have to make a choice between food and bills or school supplies.
It takes a few simple steps for you and/or your organization to help us make the 2017 Back-to-School Drive a success.
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Adam's Story
With one in five children in the U.S. living in poverty, awareness of the plight of children should be on every elected official's front burner. But so often these children are invisible to the public eye, especially when they live in an affluent area like ours.
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In the News
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"The cost of living here puts housing out of reach for so many people," said Kerrie Wilson, Cornerstones.
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Report: Fairfax County Homeless Population Down 47 Percent
Budget woes threaten progress as the number of homeless peop
le dr
ops below 1,000
for the first time in Fairfax County.
ICYMI: Increasing Local Housing Options Helps Reduce Any Additional Trauma for those Experiencing Homelessness (Kerrie Wilson, CEO, Cornerstones).
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Your support makes a diffe
rence in the lives of children, families, men and women -- every day of the year.
 Cornerstones will receive a donation each time you use
Amazon Smile
for your online shopping!
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Children from Cornerstones' Laurel Learning Center attended the May 2nd Fairfax County Board of Supervisors proclamation of Childcare Professionals Week.
Click here to learn more
about Laurel Learning Center.
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2nd - 10th grade Computer Technology Program (CTP) students from Cornerstones' Cedar Ridge Community Center created inventions from recyclable materials and items found around their home.
The goal of the STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, and Math) theme was to tap into the natural curiosity of each child, discover creative solutions to everyday problems and to inspire kids with their own work as well as their classmates' innovative inventions!
Click here to learn about Cornerstones' Community Resource Centers.
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