Help us make a difference.
Join us in giving back this holiday season to end hunger in Hampton Roads. All food collected will be donated to the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore and the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank. Donate at any Langley branch today!
Over a dozen Langley employees reported to CHKD's lobby on November 6-8 instead of their offices to volunteer their time manning the phone banks for 94.9 The Point's 18th Annual Radiothon. The long-standing tradition raises thousands of dollars for Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters.
Langley Federal Credit Union and the Langley for Families Foundation are excited to announce a $1,000,000 investment over five years in children’s mental health in Hampton Roads by supporting Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters’ (CHKD) new mental health hospital.
On Saturday, October 25, 20 Langley employees and friends joined together in the fight against breast cancer at American Cancer Society’s Making Strides of Hampton Roads at Mount Trashmore. Nearly 5,500 Hampton Roads community members showed up to walk in support of the cause in Virginia Beach.
Deaths from breast cancer have been reduced by 40% in the last three decades because of advancements in research and technology. Langley was proud to be a sponsor supporting all survivors and fighters for this event.
Langley for Families announced $267,000 in grant awards after its third-quarter grant cycle, bringing the 2019 total giving to $914,040.
In 2018, the Langley for Families Foundation
is proud to have donated to 75 organizations in the Hampton Roads Community.
These donations were made possible through successful fundraising events and
community initiatives, with the majority of funds generated through the Langley
for Families Charity Golf Classic, held in September.
Edmarc Hospice for Children
Langley for Families Foundation has supported Edmarc Hospice for Children with donations totaling $11,500. Edmarc provides hospice and support services to families facing the trauma of a child's illness or death in the Hampton Roads area.
We visited Edmarc to learn more about the organization. Here are three families who shared their stories of what Edmarc means to them.
“At Menchville House we believe that everyone should have daily nutritious meals and a clean, comfortable and safe place to refocus as they strive to regain their independence. Langley for Families’ generous donation will help us further our mission of providing a temporary home to homeless families as they pursue their efforts to secure permanent housing.”
Sylvia JonesMenchville House Executive Director
“Literacy for Life improves lives by teaching adults the literacy skills required for self-sufficiency, better health, and meaningful participation in society. Langley for Families’ gift of $5,000 helps our learners find better jobs, earn their GEDs, actively participate in their children’s education and become more involved in our community.”
Joan PetersonLiteracy for Life Executive Director
“Regional emergency shelter is both one of our community's strongest needs and most limited resources. The generosity we've received from Langley for Families will not only help us provide emergency shelter to families with children who would otherwise sleep in cars or on streets, but will also help us fulfill our mission of breaking the cycle of homelessness and poverty for families and children.”
Juanita DowdyDirector of Grants and Research - ForKids
“There is no better return on investment than in the early childhood years both in terms of human capital and social capital. We thank you for the financial support as these centers are a critical component in getting our children healthy and prepared for kindergarten so they have the opportunity to succeed in school and in life.”
Bruce MyersExecutive Director of Smart Beginnings Virginia Peninsula