Agape International


			Welcome To Agape International, Inc
	Serving Homeless Through Prayer Our Senior Citizens The Fight Against Drugs		The hungry. The homeless. Kids on drugs. Mentally ill. Senior citizens. People in need of prayer. In a world crying out for love, how can you help? Founded in 1986, Agape International Inc. is a section 501 © 3, tax-exempt corporation established to provide guidance, assistance, and services to a wide range of community charities. Currently headquartered in Northern VA, Agape International's programs reach into your neighborhood and extend all the way to the villages of East Africa. Agape International is registered with the Internal Revenue Service, the Commonwealth of VA and the Arlington Chamber of Commerce under Federal Tax ID number 54-182340. Agape's nine member Board of Directors meets at least semi-annually to review the corporation's policies, programs and finances. The Executive Director of Agape International is Scott Brannon. Working with two nursing homes in the Northern Virginia area, the S.A.V.E. project includes two programs. The first is the adopt a senior project, where community minded citizens are matched with seniors in nursing homes and are committed to visiting them monthly. The second project is the pet therapy program, where volunteers bring animal-friendly dogs to visit seniors. Who We Are Agape International, Inc. is the head corporation. Our overall goal and mission is to serve the community in a thoughtful, cost-effective manner. In existence since 1986, we obtained our tax-exempt status in 1990. With a broad range of programs, this non-profit has the distinction of being named after a Biblical Greek word, Agape, which signifies Godly love. Not only do we have the D.A.D. Project, we also have Mothers of Mercy (M.O.M.) and the Seniors Advocacy Volunteer Effort (S.A.V.E.) project. Our toll free number for this project is 1-877-PURPLE-0. Working with two nursing homes in the Northern Virginia area, the S.A.V.E. project includes two programs. The first is the adopt a senior project, where community minded citizens are matched with seniors in nursing homes and are committed to visiting them monthly. The second project is the pet therapy program, where volunteers bring animal-friendly dogs to visit seniors.