Support for a Brighter Future
Our programs stabilize clients facing economic crisis, foster personal empowerment, and support the needs of children
Support for a Brighter Future
Our programs stabilize clients facing economic crisis, foster personal empowerment, and support the needs of children
Britepaths provides food, financial assistance, financial education, and workforce development services for clients in Northern Virginia.
How We Help
Providing support and guidance toward brighter futures
Stabilize Families
Personal Empowerment
Support Children
How We Help
Providing support and guidance toward brighter futures
Stabilize Families
Personal Empowerment
Support Children
How It Adds Up
Thanks to our generous supporters, in FY2024, Britepaths assisted 8,555 Northern Virginia client households, impacting the lives of 15,009 people in the following ways:
942
Households received Stability services
2,854
people received personal empowerment services
5,570
hours
volunteered
5,502
Children Received Supports
Eva's Story
"Because of my PTSD, I withdraw and push people away. And one time [my mentor] told me, 'You know, Eva, when you push the bad, you push the good,' and that hit me. I really appreciate her from the bottom of my heart. People like her, volunteering their time and helping us, I think that's marvelous. And I'm a living testimony of how it works!"
News & Events
Stuff the Bus
In 2025, 36% of the Greater Washington area experienced food insecurity. On Saturday, March 14, from 10am-3pm, join Britepaths in partnership with Fairfax County for the March 2026 Stuff the Bus food drive to combat hunger in our community. A Fastran bus will be parked at the Giant in Clifton, Va (5740 Union Mill Rd.)…
Britepaths Creates a Cheerful Winter Wonderland
The Fairfax Connection covered Britepaths’ Winter Wonderland in the December 2025 edition of their paper. The article documents the two-day Winter Wonderland celebration for Britepaths 2025 Holiday Program, where parents selected gifts for their children in our in-house “toy shop”, browsed community resources, and received household and hygiene packs, while children made holiday crafts and chose books…