Daily Impact
Annual Giving
With your help, we provide a secure lifetime residence and nursing care for 130 adults living with physical disabilities.
Financial assistance from federal and state sources administered through Medicaid covers the basic care needs of our residents, but many of the programs that make life so fulfilling here are made possible through the support of friends like you.
There are a variety of ways to make your charitable gift. Consider a one-time gift, a monthly gift, a pledge or other customizable options to increase your daily impact.
All contributions to The Virginia Home are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
Other Ways to Give
Support our Mission, your way.
Your support is vital to our work at The Virginia Home. Whether you prefer the convenience of online giving or the personal touch of sending a check, every contribution makes a difference.
Send a Check: payable to The Virginia Home
1101 Hampton Street
Richmond, VA 23220
Explore other ways to give and choose what’s right for you:
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GIFTS OF STOCK
Giving securities is an easy and tax-wise way to give. You can contact your financial advisor or representative for more information and guidance and provide them with the DTC Electronic Transfer information below:
Name of Receiving Firm: National Financial Services (NFS)
NFS DTC #0026
Account # WA7134746
Account Name: The Virginia Home
EIN: 54-0577900
Broker: Mary Hagan/804-782-7723
[email protected]
IRA GIFTS
If you are at least 70½ years old, you are eligible to make Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) from your IRA(s) of up to $108,000 in outright gifts annually. QCDs count toward required minimum distributions, and QCDs used to make outright gifts are excluded from federal taxable income entirely. Please work with your tax advisor to learn more information about qualified charitable distributions.
If you choose to make an IRA gift, please make checks payable to “The Virginia Home” and notify us of your intent to give so we may process it properly.
WIRE TRANSFERS
We appreciate your interest in supporting The Virginia Home through wire transfer. This method allows your donation to reach us securely and efficiently. To initiate a wire transfer, please provide the information below with your bank or financial institution:
Account Number: 8010002489690
Account Name: The Virginia Home
Bank Name: South State Bank
Routing Number (ACH/ETF/Wires): 063114030
Account Address: 1101 Hampton Street, Richmond VA 23220
Notify Us: Once the transfer has been initiated, please let us know. This will help us acknowledge and record your donation accurately.
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE
- Life Insurance Beneficiary Designation – or consider giving a paid-up policy no longer needed
- Personal Property – consider a gift of antiques, artwork or collectibles
- Donor Advised Fund – recommend us for a gift
- Appreciated Securities – capture your charitable deduction and avoid capital gains tax
- Real Estate – make a great gift and avoid capital gains tax
For more information, contact David M. Huffine CFRE, Chief Philanthropy Officer at 804-359-4093, ext. 2035.
Legacy Giving
The 1894 Society recognizes those who have included The Virginia Home in their financial or estate plans. Through the years, legacy gifts have been an important funding source in helping us maintain our commitment to compassionate, lifelong care for our residents.
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Several Ways to Give
Contact us to learn more about all the ways to leave a legacy gift. There are several options and many have no effect on your cash flow during a lifetime:*
- Bequest in a Will – ask us for model language to use in your will or a codicil
- Retirement Plan Beneficiary Designation – a full or partial beneficiary.
We are happy to discuss gift methods at any time, without obligation on your part.
For more information about The 1894 Society or ways to give, contact David M. Huffine CFRE, Chief Philanthropy Officer at 804-359-4093, ext. 2035.
*These options above are revocable, should your circumstances change.
Gifts of Time and Talent
You can help through contributions and volunteer service that allows us to create a wonderful life for wonderful people, every day.
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The Virginia Home is not simply where people live, it’s where people make a life. It takes many talented hands and hearts to make The Virginia Home run smoothly every day, including holidays.
Click here to learn more about volunteering or contact our Director of Volunteers.
For more information about volunteering or offering your gifts of time and talent, contact Annie Kennedy, Director of Volunteers.
Our Dreams Need a Bigger Home Campaign
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The Virginia Home announced plans to build a $128 million, state-of-the-art campus in Hanover County. The new facility will initially expand capacity by over 20%, increasing from 130 to 160 full-time residents, with room for future growth.
“This new campus will let us serve more individuals with greater independence, dignity, and comfort,” said Douglas Vaughan Jr., President and CEO. “It’s a dream we’ve had since 1894—and now, it needs a bigger home.”
Designed with best practices in care, the new facility will enhance safety, accessibility, and quality of life. Residents and visitors will benefit from larger rooms, natural light, scenic views, and a single-level layout.
New features will support dignity and independence, including self-sufficiency technology and private bathrooms with individual storage, replacing the current shared model.
The campus will also host a long-awaited day program for up to 60 participants, serving those on the waitlist and individuals not needing full-time care.
Located on a 70-acre site off I-295 in Hanover, the campus allows for outdoor amenities and future expansion, including housing for more independent residents.
Ways to Get Involved:
- Discuss how you can support the project
- Receive project updates
- Visit The Virginia Home
- Tour the future campus
For more information about The New Virginia Home or ways to give, contact Michael “Mickey” Dowdy, Senior Director for Strategic Campaigns
One Home, Many Stories
“As we aged, we naturally began looking for a way for Jim to live independently from us. We could not have imagined, when we were told of our child’s disability, that there would be a place like The Virginia Home in our future. Every person deserves to live the life they desire, and The Home will provide that opportunity for Jim and so many others in the years to come.”
– Carol and Ron with son, Jim