The Cormac Finn McCarty Foundation is a foundation dedicated to improving it’s community by offering hope and assistance to families who face adversity.  For the last six years, this small neighborhood in South Riding, Virginia has raised over $100,000 for four families and offered financial assistance as they attempt to heal and get back on their feet.  They are a neighborhood who cares about the people who live there, and will do whatever it takes to make a difference - one family at a time.  Click HERE to learn more about the foundation and the four families who benefited from the foundation and are moving forward with their lives.

Do you know a family in need?  Nominate them now…the deadline is March 5th, 2010!

If you know a family who has recently experienced a tragedy and could use some financial support, please consider nominating them as the recipient family for the annual golf tournament.  The Reeds were our most recent recipient family.  They lost their husband and father to brain cancer and after years of hard work, they are all doing well and creating a wonderful life for themselves.

In the interest of continuing to support our community, it is asked that all nominations be from the Loudoun County area.  The 5th annual Paul Joseph McCarty Golf Tournament is planned for June 2010.  Click HERE to nominate your family online!

Experience the gift of giving and feel yourself come alive!!

If you have been looking for a place to volunteer where you will witness directly all the good it has to offer, this is the place for you.  You don’t have to love golf to get involved. Click HEREto find out where help is needed.

A little History
The Cormac Finn McCarty Foundation began tragically after Paul McCarty lost his life in a car accident on August 9, 2002. Initially, the foundation’s purpose was to raise money for Paul’s son’s college education.  He was only 10 weeks old when his dad passed away.  Family and friends were searching for ways to help his family, and with the help of a small South Riding community, a golf tournament was organized. In the years since and with the persistent help of their community, the McCarty family has continued the tradition of the tournament by helping local families facing adversity.