The Museum of the Cherokee People’s exhibit Unrelenting reflects upon the Cherokee perspective on the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It’s also a prime example of what happens when stakeholders are given the freedom to decide what they need for themselves.

The PATH Foundation, a Virginia-based funder committed to strengthening the health and vitality of communities across Fauquier, Rappahannock, and Culpeper counties.

Trust is central to PATH’s approach, from multi-year and general operating support to free capacity-building services and shared community resources designed around what local nonprofits actually need.

Self-Help brings together philanthropy, mission-driven lending, and community partnerships to expand affordable housing and economic opportunity across Appalachia — and why they see collaboration as essential to building stronger communities.