Wegmeyer Farms Foundation
Founded by Harriet and Tyler Wegmeyer, the Wegmeyer Farms Foundation aims to make a positive impact in the community by lifting up other non-profit organizations, and raising money for scholarships for local high school students. The Foundation celebrates community contributors – whether through volunteering or working – that make an impact in their communities. The Foundation follows its mission as it celebrates the natural wonder and taste of the strawberry.
Lincoln Community League
The Lincoln Community League (LCL) was first formed over 80 years ago to represent the Village of Lincoln and the surrounding Goose Creek Historic District. LCL operates the Lincoln Post Office, offers assistance to those in need, provides a forum for discussion on matters that might impact the community and encourages residents to participate in those activities/causes that are deemed valuable to Lincoln’s future and continuous well-being.
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Loudoun
The Loudoun affiliate of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, Roots Grow Wings is committed to uplifting the youth in our community by mailing a free book each month to registered children from birth to five years old. By establishing a library in every child’s home, together we will nurture their roots to grow wings!
Lincoln Preservation Foundation
The mission of the Lincoln Preservation Foundation is to document and preserve the culturally diverse heritage of western Loudoun County Virginia’s Goose Creek Historic District, anchored by the early 18th Century Quaker village of Lincoln.
Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum
The Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and bringing to the life the rich agricultural heritage of Loudoun County.
Lincoln Elementary
Lincoln Elementary is the oldest and smallest school in Loudoun County. The Lincoln community is proud of the school and strongly supports with school, students and staff.
Loudoun 4-H
4-H is the youth development education program of Virginia Cooperative Extension. Through 4-H, young people are encouraged to participate in a variety of activities that emphasize 4-H’s “learning by doing” philosophy of youth development.