The Bailey Center for Special Needs was recognized for ongoing dedication to autism awareness, support, and education for individuals on the autism spectrum as well as their families.

The foundation was recognized for its program that rehabilitates retired racehorses while providing valuable training and life skills to incarcerated women preparing for re-entry into society.

The National D-Day Memorial Foundation was recognized for its efforts in preserving the lessons and legacy of D-Day through educational events and memorial ceremonies. 

The Virginia Arts Festival was recognized for its exceptional contributions to the Commonwealth. From bringing world-class performances to audiences across Virginia to inspiring students through top-tier arts education, the Festival continues to shape lives and strengthen communities.

New Creation VA at a ceremony in Harrisonburg, Virginia. New Creation VA, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, was honored for its exceptional work in combatting human trafficking through a creative local and global approach.

The Gloucester Institute was recognized for its dedication to empowering emerging leaders through education, mentorship, and civic engagement while preserving the legacy of Dr. Robert Russa Moton.