The Virts Miller Foundation awarded OAR a grant in the 2022 grant cycle that was used to help serve 276 clients in Loudoun County. With the grant money, OAR was able to help several people get certificates for work, as well as with medical fees, and housing fees.

“OAR would like to thank the Virts Miller Foundation for helping to fund our mission of supporting adults entangled in the criminal justice system and their families, offering a range of services from court-ordered courses to critical post-incarceration reintegration. Our comprehensive approach at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center includes pre-release educational classes, personalized case management, and transitional assistance, adapting to the growing trend of early releases and increased need for community-based support. We provide extensive aid to address financial hardships caused by justice system involvement, covering transportation, housing, utilities, emergency needs, and employment readiness through classes and programs like OSHA certification and skills training. Our efforts are aimed at fostering stability and growth, enabling individuals to overcome obstacles and positively reintegrate into their communities.”

– AJ Oskuie