Community Service
We believe strongly in giving back to our community as our company grows. Some ways we plan to volunteer in our community is through projects that help repair or build areas such as parks, benches, walk-ways, etc. We are also both Veterans and have supported the local Veterans’ Home for years and will continue to volunteer our time each month. In addition, Brandie has been an active leader in supporting Boy Scouts of America for over eleven years.
Another way we plan to give back is by keeping an eye out for someone in the community who is in need of repairs to their home. Yet because of their age, health, or financial situation they are unable to make these repairs. We will provide the labor and materials for these repairs as a free service to these individuals. We will not openly advertise this service to avoid an influx of requests. Our decision, each month, to provide this service will be determined by our being out in the community talking with people and listening to their needs.
- Blood Donations
- Community Service Projects
- Louisa Little League
- Opioid Prevention and Education
- Veterans’ Home
2024 COMMUNITY OUTREACH DONATIONS PROGRAM
1st Quarter 2024 – Opioid Overdose Prevention and Education
The Office of Pain Management and Opioid Stewardship is an interdisciplinary team comprised of medical practitioners and community members, including social workers and emergency services. Their goal is to provide education and promote community health in the setting of the ongoing opioid epidemic. In this role, they conduct community outreach events for parents, teachers, teens, and anyone else at risk of experiencing opioid abuse, to educate about risk factors, signs and symptoms of opioid overdose, and what individuals can do to help until emergency services arrive. All funding provided to the Office of Pain Management and Opioid Stewardship is spent on obtaining naloxone, the only available treatment for an opioid overdose, and distributing this medication for free throughout the community.
For more information, contact: opmos@uvahealth.org
2nd Quarter 2024 – New Bridge Rescue
In rural areas, EMS is your health care provider for the first hour of life-threatening events. The Foundation for Lake Anna Emergency Services raised funds for the construction of New Bridge Fire & Rescue, Station 8, as well as for a new ambulance, supplies, and equipment for the ambulance. The current focus is to replace the county rescue boat on Lake Anna. The boat is a modified fishing boat not designed for rescue.
The Foundation is a 501c3.
For more information, contact: flkaems@gmail.com
3rd Quarter 2024 – Louisa Humane Society
The mission of the Louisa Humane Society is to improve the quality of life for the homeless and abandoned animals of Louisa County; and to provide a clean, safe environment for these unwanted animals while making every effort to place adoptable animals into new, loving, responsible homes. The Louisa Humane Society (LHS) is proud to offer high-quality, low-cost spay/neuter services to the residents of Louisa County.
For more information, contact: info@louisahumanesociety.com
4th Quarter 2024 – Louisa Arts Center
As the center of performance, visual, musical, and cultural arts in Louisa, Virginia, the Louisa Arts Center provides high-quality entertainment, art exhibitions, art classes, and free family-friendly events to brighten the lives of the residents of Louisa County and its surrounding areas. This year, Louisa Arts Center’s Annual Heart of the Arts Appeal focuses on the very heart of the center, the Cooke-Haley Theater. Let’s brighten the stage and enhance the magic with lighting upgrades and backstage refurbishments.
For more information, contact: Admin@louisaarts.org
