ABOUT US
Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization of more than 220+ volunteers from Loudoun County who help our frail, elderly, and disabled neighbors maintain independent living.
CELEBRATING 27 YEARS
What We Offer
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
“You’re a wonderful organization. Keep up the good work.”
BARBARA R.
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 Alzheimers, 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 assistance to vulnerable low-income persons with few financial resources, who are the most vulnerable to financial exploitation or neglect. This Caregivers’ service uses a group of dedicated and trained volunteers who give their time to help with budget management for those in need.
“Everyone has been so kind to him 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!!”
TAMARA F.
OUR MISSION
Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers works closely with local faith communities and agencies such as the Department of Family Services, the Department of Mental Disabilities/Mental Health, and the Area Agency on Aging to fulfill the needs of Loudoun County residents who do not qualify for sufficient help from county, state, or federal agencies and oftentimes fall through the cracks.
Established in 1995 with a grant from the National Federation of Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers, this non-profit has grown to be a vital part of the Loudoun County community with continued funding from grants, fundraising initiatives, and donations by participating businesses, congregations, civic agencies, volunteers, and collaborative partners. Learn more about the history of LVC in the timeline above.
Richard D.
Board of Directors
Mitchell Jacobson
ExxonMobil, Retired
Leesburg, VA
YaTonya Abdullah
COO, ARC of Loudoun
Broadlands, VA
VICE-CHAIR
Sandy Hoover
Contract Consulting
Leesburg, VA
Secretary
Tammy Hollingsworth
Emory University
Marietta, GA
Treasurer
Sandy Shihadeh
All Ages Read Together
Leesburg, VA
Tommy Hampton
Law Enforcement, Retired
Ashburn, VA
Rich Wikinson
Unanet
Aldie, VA
Patty White
Patty White Consulting
Leesburg, VA
Susan Mandel Giblin
Executive Director , LVCG
Philomont, VA
MaryClare Muzyka
Founder , Muzyka Solutions LLC
Hamilton, VA
STAFF
Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers is so very thankful to the Philip Graham Fund, for a $25,000 grant to help with general operating support.
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 to wishes to thank the following WONDERFUL foundations and congregations for their generous support of our programs this year:
* The AARP Foundation * The Cherry Blossom Breast Cancer Foundation * The Exxon Mobil Foundation * Leesburg Daybreak Rotary Foundation * Leesburg Presbyterian Church * One Hundred Women Strong * The Philip Graham Fund * Shenandoah University – Physician’s Assistants’ program * St. John’s Catholic Church, Leesburg * Unitarian Universalist Church of Loudoun * The United Way of the National Capital Area * The Ada & Albert Wibel Foundation