Mrs. Bulova has initiated a number of community projects including:

Braddock Nights . Begun in 1995, this is a program of free summer night concerts in parks in the Braddock District. This community-building project, which provides wholesome entertainment for all ages and interests, was expanded to three locations in 2006.

Faith Communities in Action. This Fairfax countywide network of faith communities enables faith communities to better identify and respond to the needs of the community-at-large, in partnership with nonprofit organizations and local government. The county’s Office of Interfaith/Community Outreach provides organizational structure for this effort. In 2005, Faith Communities in Action celebrated its 10th anniversary.

To encourage volunteerism, revitalization and re-investment in her Braddock District, Mrs. Bulova has initiated a number of programs, such as the Best of Braddock (BOB) Award Program, which recognizes and rewards individuals and organizations that have gone above and beyond to make the Braddock District a great place to live, work, play, raise a family and grow old comfortably.

A Countywide Task Force, begun in 2007, to consider establishment of a Fairfax County History Museum The Asian American history Project, kicked off in 2008, involves Fairfax County residents in the researching, recording, preservation, writing and promotion of history regarding the experiences of Asian American groups that have chosen Fairfax County as their home. Products of this project include a book, articles, and a website.