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Monticello Avenue, a community information network is located in Charlottesville, Va. It promotes civic use of the World Wide Web by assisting community organizations in establishing Web pages. It also educates community members about the resources available online and organizes the electronic community information. Through its services it offers information on community's government services, school activities and educational opportunities, local businesses, cultural events, health and human service organizations, neighborhood associations and religious groups. The organization is jointly supported by the City of Charlottesville and the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library. It provides free space, e-mail and training and dial-in access to the Internet on the community information server for the nonprofit organizations of the surrounding area. In addition, Monticello Avenue provides public Internet access through computers on the mezzanine floor of the Central Library of Charlottesville, Va.

United Way of Central Virginia is dedicated to uniting communities to create lasting change and improve the quality of life for local residents. Through various initiatives focused on youth opportunity, healthy communities, financial security, and community resiliency, they provide vital resources and support for those in need. By collaborating with local and national partners, United Way addresses pressing issues such as food security, health care access, and disaster recovery. Their mission is to empower individuals and families, fostering pathways towards a brighter future for all members of the community. Generated from the website

Mission Statement The LOA Area Agency on Aging is a private, non-profit organization. We are dedicated to our mission of:helping older persons remain independent for as long as possible.To effectively carry out this mission, we administer over 20 community services that provide nutrition, education, advocacy and socialization.We strive to do the following:- Enhance the quality of life in the home- Help individuals stay in their homes and avoid early institutionalization- Provide support to caregiver of the elderly- Advocate for quality services, medical care, and housing for the elderly.LOA is funded by federal, state, and local governments, corporate and private foundations, United Way, Foundation for Roanoke Valley, donations and fund raising.Our agency serves the Fifth Planning District in the Commonwealth of Virginia, including Alleghany, Botetourt, Craig and Roanoke Counties and the cities of Covington, Roanoke and Salem. Meals On Wheels volunteers deliver a hot, nutritious lunch Monday through Friday to homebound seniors citizens. Seniors screened at a high nutritional risk may get breakfast and lunch. Each meal is 1/3 of the U.S. Recommended Daily Allowance.