7
Oct
Langley For Families Foundation Grants $95,000 to Anti-Human Trafficking Non-Profits
FreeKind, Safe House Project, and Survivor Ventures will each receive $25,000.
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2
Sep
Now Accepting Applications for 2021 Annual Impact Cause Funding!
A minimum of one $25,000 Annual Impact Cause grant will be awarded to non-profits fighting human trafficking in Hampton Roads.
17
Aug
Langley For Families Foundation Grants $136,000 to 21 Non-Profit Agencies
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – (August 18, 2021) – Langley for Families Foundation announces its third-quarter grants to 21 organizations for a total of $136,000. The latest round of grants brings the Foundation’s year-to-date total to nearly $460,000. The Tidewater Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen received a grant to implement its 2021 Drone Camp for 40 7-9th ...
4
Feb
Langley Releases 2020 Community Impact Report
Langley Federal Credit Union and Langley For Families Foundation released its 2020 Community Impact Report, summarizing employee efforts, donations, economic impact, COVID-19 response, and more.
7
Jan
Langley Federal Credit Union Donated A Record $1.4 Million
Langley demonstrated its commitment to the Hampton Roads community by donating more than ever and increasing its charitable giving by 30%.
Featured Activities
Langley hosts Lunch & Learn Webinar with Freekind
On August 12, Langley hosted a Lunch & Learn discussing human trafficking in Hampton Roads with Lisa Kersey, Executive Director of Freekind.
Langley For Families Foundation’s Golf Classic Proceeds Reach New High
Langley For Families Foundation hosted its 6th Annual Charity Golf Classic on September 29th at Golden Horseshoe Golf Club in Williamsburg. Despite challenges from COVID-19 and inclement weather, the event raised $380,000 in gross proceeds, the highest in its history!
Day of Service – Leigh Road Project
Langley Federal Credit Union employees, friends and family members honored Martin Luther King, Jr. on January 20, 2020 by volunteering throughout the Hampton Roads community. A total of 213 volunteers worked a combined 1,214 hours to make a difference and honor Dr. King’s legacy.