ABOUT US

Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization of more than 250+ volunteers from Loudoun County who help our frail, elderly, and disabled neighbors maintain independent living.

CELEBRATING OVER 29 YEARS

What We Offer

Assisted Transportation for frail elderly and disabled adults who, because of physical limitations, are not able to use public transportation services.

LVC volunteers provide transportation for needs such as:

 

  • Medical appointments
  • Cancer treatments
  • Physical therapy, chiropractic care, hydrotherapy, speech therapy
  • Grocery shopping, prescription pick up, food pantry pick up
  • Errands, voting, and non-medical needs
  • Wheelchair-Assisted Transportation*           (*NEW! as of November 2023)
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“Everyone has been so kind to my dad and he thoroughly enjoys his conversation with the volunteers, especially Joni, and the opportunity to get out of the house more!   

Just wanted you all to know how grateful my family and I are for folks like you and the impact you’ve made on our lives! Thank you!!

SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

Supportive Services for Loudoun County residents who have physical disabilities, but because of age or income are not eligible for services provided by the county, state, or federal governments.

Caregivers provide services such as:

  • Grocery shopping for the care receiver
  • Food bank delivery
  • Respite sitting to assist families who care for family members with Alzheimer’s, dementia, ALS, Parkinson’s disease
  • Weekly phone calls
  • Friendly visiting
  • Help with paperwork
  • Handy Helper through the Chore Corps program

Our Money Management Program provides Representative Payee services for our clients who are most vulnerable to financial exploitation or neglect. This is a free service offered to those who  need to have a Representative Payee as determined by the Social Security Administration.

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“Please thank my volunteer, Lee.   Your organization IS making a difference”. 

K.M.

 

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“Becoming homebound has been tough but LVC and your volunteers have been such a positive experience.  I have met great people and being able to go out for coffee and the newspaper has made such a difference in my life.  I want you to know how much it has meant to me.”

Richard D.

Board of Directors

Mitchell Jacobson

Mitchell Jacobson

ExxonMobil, Retired

Leesburg, VA

CHAIR
Rich Wikinson

Rich Wikinson

Retired

Aldie, VA

VICE-CHAIR

YaTonya Abdullah

YaTonya Abdullah

COO, ARC of Loudoun

Broadlands, VA

Secretary

Tammy Hollingsworth

Tammy Hollingsworth

Emory University

Marietta, GA

Treasurer

Sandy Shihadeh

Sandy Shihadeh

All Ages Read Together

Leesburg, VA

Tommy Hampton

Tommy Hampton

Law Enforcement, Retired

Ashburn, VA

Andwele Mwansasu

Andwele Mwansasu

Infectious disease Research

Ashburn, VA

Patty White

Patty White

Patty White Consulting

Leesburg, VA

Susan Mandel Giblin

Susan Mandel Giblin

Executive Director , LVCG

Philomont, VA

MaryClare Muzyka

MaryClare Muzyka

Founder, Muzyka Solutions LLC

Hamilton, VA

STAFF

Alyson Linville 

Money Management Coordinator

alinville@lvcaregivers.org

Heather Strassle 

Money Management Programs Assistant

hstrassle@lvcaregivers.org

AJ Giblin

Programs Assistant

agiblin@lvcaregivers.org

Jenny Goff

Transportation & Supportive Services Program Coordinator
jgoff@lvcaregivers.org

Kristy Wolfe

Food Coordinator and New Volunteer Coordinator

 kwolfe@lvcaregivers.org

Jeff Gannett

Van Driver

 jgannett@lvcaregivers.org

Our deepest thanks to the Albert and Ada Wibel Foundation for an $11,000 grant.

LVC thanks the Minchew Family Foundation, the AARP Foundation, and the Pearsal Family Foundation for gifts made to LVC in 2023 and 2024.

Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers is so very grateful to the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation for a grant that helped us launch our Wheelchair-Assisted Transportation program in late 2023. Look for our van as we help wheelchair users across the County.

We are so thankful to the Barcroft Foundation for a $20,000 grant to help with general operating support, and to the Loudoun Impact Fund for an $8,000 grant – Thank you!

LVC is deeply grateful to the Cherry Blossom Breast Cancer Foundation for its ongoing support and a $9,000 grant helping Breast Cancer survivors and other cancer survivors.

A huge THANK YOU to the following WONDERFUL foundations and congregations for their generous support of our programs this year:

* The AARP Foundation  *  The Charities Aid Foundation  *  The ENDependence Center for Northern Virginia  *  The Exxon Mobil Foundation  *  The Frankel Family Fund  *  The Howard Hughes Medical Institute  *  Leesburg Daybreak Rotary Foundation  *  Leesburg Presbyterian Church  *  Loudoun Credit Union  *  One Hundred Women Strong   *  Unitarian Universalist Church of Loudoun  *  The United Way of the National Capital Area  *