The Williamsburg Symphonia was founded in 1984 by Carl Andersen, Elnore Andersen, Marian Harding, Mary Selby, and Rebecca Siegel for the purpose of presenting educational programs for children featuring classical music.  Their initial performances were so well received that the founders planned a schedule of concerts for the general public.  The Symphonia continues to introduce young audiences to classical music, and it presents subscription concerts that attract a wide following and achieve critical acclaim.  As Music Director of The Williamsburg Symphonia, Janna Hymes leads the orchestra in featuring a wide range of music and musical styles. For more information please visit www.williamsburgsymphonia.org .

Since Olde Towne Medical Center opened in July 1993, it has been an example of “Local People Helping Local People”. This non-profit primary care facility serves the uninsured and underinsured in Greater Williamsburg through nearly 1,200 patient visits per month. Services range from pre-natal care to healthy and sick care for children, adults and seniors, as well as dental care and education to help manage and prevent chronic diseases. OTMC receives funding from the local jurisdictions, foundations, grants, special events, local organizations and individuals.