List of Church Donors, 2012 September 13
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Fullscreen$1,000 Westminster Presbyterian Church $300 St. Johns Episcopal Church $250 Church of the Incarnation $200 Charlottesville Friends Meeting $100 Harrisonburg Unitarian Universalist Fellowship $3,420 Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church $550 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church $400 Alexandria Monthly Meeting $350 St. John Neumann Church $50 Herndon Friends Meeting $3,000 St. Edward the Confessor Catholic Church $1,000 St. Mary's Catholic Church $625 Richmond Friends Meeting $500 St. Bridget Catholic Church $342 Church of the Holy Comforter $200 Church of the Sacred Heart $100 Church of the Redeemer $75 Richmond Peace Education Center $150 Our Lady of Nazareth Church $100 Maury River Friends Meeting $100 Resurrection Catholic Church $1,000 Sacred Heart Church $500 Catholic Church of St. Mark $300 Holy Spirit Catholic Church $250 St. Jerome's Church $100 Church of the Ascension $100 Norfolk Catholic Worker $50 St. Nicholas Catholic Church Central VA Central VA Central VA Central VA Central VA NOVA NOVA NOVA NOVA NOVA Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond SW VA SW VA SW VA Tidewater Tidewater Tidewater Tidewater Tidewater Tidewater Tidewater
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