United Way of Central Virginia dates back to 1921 when a group of community leaders established the Lynchburg Community Chest. D.B. Ryland of the Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce helped coordinate this effort with Floyd Knight, Richard Hancock, R.A. Owen, R.T. Watts Jr., Giles Miller and M.O. Carruthers. The first community campaign took place in 1922 and raised $85,525.
While the initial years of the Community Chest focused on fundraisers, community planning was soon an important part of our work. In 1949, the Junior League organized and financed a group to study community needs on a year-round basis. Called the Lynchburg Community Council, it represented 76 health and social service organizations. The Council received funding from the Community Chest and then the two organizations merged in 1954 to become the Lynchburg Community Chest and Council.
The organization continued its work in identifying and responding to the needs of the community, but decided to change its name to the United Fund of Lynchburg in 1957. This was the last name to include Lynchburg in its wordings. In 1973, the organization changed its name to United Way of Central Virginia to reflect its work in serving the entire region.
Message from the President & CEO
Dear United Way Friends,
When I had the incredible honor of being named President and CEO of United Way of Central Virginia, I knew it came with a profound responsibility. Over a century of tradition and dedication has made our organization the vibrant force it is today. Volunteers, donors, and staff have tirelessly worked to help thousands of people every year, in both good times and challenging ones. Together, we embody the spirit of change!
But what does it truly mean to BE THE CHANGE? It’s an invitation to join a collective effort to transform our community. It’s more than one person or one organization; it’s about uplifting everyone to enhance the quality of life for those around us. It means showing up for each other when we are needed most. It’s “we” instead of “me.”
United Way is at the forefront, partnering with private and public companies and organizations to tackle the childcare shortage and workforce retention through our groundbreaking Childcare and Workforce Center initiative, set to open in 2025/26.
We are proud of our community-led process that funds 38 vital programs. With millions of dollars reinvested into our region, we are creating lasting change and building a healthier, more vibrant community—together.
I am fortunate to witness the incredible work of our partner agencies daily. Many have adapted their business models in recent years, finding innovative ways to serve clients and maintain critical services. Partners are sharing resources, rallying volunteers, and achieving amazing feats.
The success of United Way lies in the people of our community—our Board of Directors, volunteers, donors, partner agencies, and community stakeholders—all coming together. We thrive when we unite. That is BEING THE CHANGE.
As we move forward, we need your help. If you or your company can become a Keystone Partner, joining our elite group of corporate partners and true stewards of our community, we welcome your support.
United Way of Central Virginia is committed to coordinating the network of partner agencies and services through any challenge. Our Board and staff are dedicated to staying mission focused. We will continue to assist our residents in need. We will continue to BE THE CHANGE.
Sincerely,
Kim Soerensen
Message from the Board Presidents
Patrick Proffitt Patrick Proffitt
2023-2024 Board Chair
Serving as the board chair of United Way of Central Virginia has been an honor. Our campaign theme, “BE THE CHANGE,” reflects our organization’s transformation and commitment to a sustainable future for our non-profit partners.
United Way of Central Virginia is becoming more visible in the community. We’re not just raising funds; we’re building partnerships to create a more significant collective impact, working collaboratively to make a profound difference in our community.
UWCV is responding to community needs and taking action. We’re leading initiatives with stakeholders, organizations, and corporate partners to tackle workforce and childcare challenges, establishing a childcare/ workforce hub. We’ve also launched a non-profit incubator, supported start-up non-profits, and supported a sold-out non-profit summit. Our annual Day of Caring remains one of the largest single-day volunteer events in our region.
We brought the community together with a “splash,” inviting thousands to Downtown Lynchburg for a weekend of fun on a 700-foot waterslide, reconnecting people with our mission.
This past year has been busy and innovative. I’m excited about the future of United Way of Central Virginia. Our positive impact continues to grow across our region. It has been a pleasure serving as the 23/24 chair, and I look forward to seeing the continued service this organization provides.
2024-2025 Board Chair
It is with great pleasure that I am addressing you today as the incoming Chair of United Way of Central Virginia. I recognize it is a major responsibility not to be taken lightly.
I would first like to thank my predecessor, Patrick Proffitt. who took on the Chairmanship in 2023. Patrick’s leadership of Board of Directors has strengthened this organization and we are grateful for his service.
As you read through this report, I hope you are inspired by our United Way effort to support people and organizations who seek to improve life for everyone in Central Virginia.
For the past 103 years, we have witnessed the power of working together. We plan to continually foster meaningful partnerships within our community and with you.
Please know that whether you are a financial giver, volunteer, or advocate, your support truly matters.
There is an exciting and dynamic year ahead for UWCV! I look forward to working with you!
United We Can Be the Change
United Way of Central Virginia (UWCV) is among the most impactful non-profit funding organizations in the region. We are focused on creating communitybased and community-led solutions that strengthen the cornerstones for a good quality of life: health, education, financial stability, and basic human needs. IN THE CRITICAL FOCUS AREAS
United Way of Central Virginia’s Mission is to mobilize the compassionate power of our community to improve the quality of lives in Central Virginia.
Individuals Served
THE LIVES OF:
Of Our Neighbors
With your support, 1 in 6 people in Central Virginia were helped by UWCV funded programs.
Partner Agencies
Below is a full list of our 2023 Partner Agencies, and the pillars their programs support.
Health
Education
Financial Stability
Basic Human Needs
Achieve of Central Virginia
Altavista Area/Campbell County Fuller Center for Housing, Inc
American Red Cross of the Blue Ridge
The Arc of Central Virginia
Bedford Area Family YMCA
Bedford Christian Ministries
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Virginia
Boy Scouts of America Blue Ridge Mountain Council
CASA of Central Virginia
Central Virginia Alliance for Community Living
DAWN (Donation-A-Week-Neighbor)
EMPOWER Day Support Group of Central Virginia
Free Clinic of Central Virginia
Girl Scouts of Virginia Skyline Council
Humankind
Jubilee Family Development Center
Lake Christian Ministries
Lynchburg Community Action Group
Mary Bethune Academy
Meals on Wheels of Greater Lynchburg
Piedmont Community Impact
The Salvation Army of Lynchburg
Virginia Legal Aid Society
YMCA of Central Virginia
YWCA of Central Virginia
Focus Area: Health
United Way advances health and wellness by improving healthcare accessibility for individuals of all ages in Central Virginia.
Our goal is to address the barriers that keep Central Virginians from being healthy: generational poverty, unfamiliarity with available health services, and lack of personal support structures.
Community Challenges Impact Outcomes
20,239 20,239
individuals under age 65 are living without health insurance
8,638 8,638
individuals reported being a victim of domestic violence or abuse in the past 12 months
1 in 6 1 in 6
babies born to Black women are considered low birth weight
3,212 3,212
patients were provided 8,428 medical appointments
579 579
victims of sexual assult received support in the emergency room or through the Child Advocacy Center
of children had a primary health care provider within 2 months of enrollment in the program or birth of child 94% 94%
Your investment helped improve the mental and physical health of our neighbors by funding eight local programs that helped provide nutritious meals to home-bound individuals, free medical and dental services, and family engagement and parenting classes to new parents.
15,749 15,749
Individuals Served
Focus Area: Education
United Way ensures every child gets a strong start in life and has the opportunity to become a contributing member of society.
Our goal is to address barriers such as lack of access to high quality early learning programs, adverse childhood experiences, trauma, chronic absence and summer learning loss, so that children will enter kindergarten ready to learn, read at grade level, graduate on-time, and succeed in life.
Community Challenges Impact Outcomes
45% 45%
of children under age 5 need child care. The average need not met is 3,000 slots
3 months 3 months
82% 82% retention rate for youth mentoring programs
in math and reading are lost in summer by economically disadvantaged students of age appropriate children sucessfully entered the public school system after participating in a quality early childhood education program
36% 36% of children do not pass third grade reading scores
48,000+ 48,000+
tutorial hours were provided for youth in after-school tutorial programs
Your investment helped improve the educational outcomes of our children by funding 10 local programs that provided positive role models, summer classes in math and reading, and after-school programs that engaged students throughout the school year.
7,298 7,298
Individuals Served
Jubilee Family Development Center Bedford Area Family YMCA
Boy Scouts of America Blue Ridge Mountain Council
Bright Beginnings: A Childcare and Workforce Initiative
Launched in 2008 by United Way of Central Virginia, Bright Beginnings is dedicated to ensuring that all children are supported from birth as they prepare for kindergarten.
In response to the community’s needs, Bright Beginnings initiated a comprehensive Workforce and Childcare initiative in late 2023. This effort addresses critical challenges in workforce development and the shortage of quality early childcare in the region, which significantly impact parents’ employment and employers’ workforce retention. In collaboration with local and regional stakeholders, the initiative aims to:
• Establish a licensed early childhood care and training center.
• Develop workforce training programs for early childhood care facilities.
• Create a shared services alliance to strengthen existing childcare providers.
• Provide training and certification for private, in-home early childcare providers.
The goal is to open this facility by late 2025 or early 2026 through partnerships with public, corporate, and private entities. For more information, please contact Kim Soerensen at Kim. Soerensen@unitedwaycv.org.
Bright Beginnings also manages Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which provides free childrens books to children from birth through age five who reside in the counties of Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford or Campbell.
In addition, to support the workforce initiative, Bright Beginnings will lead the development of an AmeriCorps program in Central Virginia, primarily focusing on supporting the early care and education profession. For more information contact Karen Wesley at Karen.Wesley@unitedwaycv.org.
Focus Area: Financial Stability
United Way helps stabilize families through programs that reduce poverty, improve job opportunities, and develop life skills.
Our goal is to improve access to transportation, child care, and affordable housing to help provide more stability of income. We believe basic human needs and financial stability are inextricably linked, and improving financial stability can radically affect many other issues in our community.
Community Challenges Impact Outcomes
46% 46%
of Central Virginia households are struggling to make ends meet
13,496 13,496
of all renting households in Central Virginia spend over one-third of their income in rent
38% 38%
of households lack savings to make ends meet if income is interrupted
97% 97%
of active car loan clients maintained the success of their loans
318 318
housing cases were closed helping 742 individuals remain in safe, stable housing
of families in programs moved from substandard housing and finalized all legal documents necessary to own a house 100% 100%
Your investment helped improve the financial stability of our neighbors by funding six local programs that provided economic empowerment, financial literacy training, life skills coaching, and credit education, as well as financial aid for housing and utilities.
2,738 2,738
Individuals Served
Focus Area: Basic Human Needs
United Way ensures every member of our community has the essentials they need such as water, food, shelter, and safety.
Our goal is to support human dignity and improve the quality of life for all citizens of our service area. We recognize that improving health, education, and financial stability is different when citizens are hungry, cold or frightened.
Community Challenges Impact Outcomes
45% 45% of unsheltered homeless people stayed in tents, vehicles, benches, parks, etc.
47,786 47,786 of our neighbors cannot afford the basic costs of living
21,944 21,944 individuals are lacking adequate access to food
23,636 23,636 days of shelter were provided to 1,430 individuals
4,695 4,695
individuals received food, clothing, and household or financial assistance
35,150 35,150
meals were served to shelter residents and the community at large
Your investment helped give dignity to our neighbors in times of crisis by funding 10 local programs that provided food, clothing, and emergency shelter, court advocates for children of trauma and neglect, counseling for sexual and physical abuse, and legal protection from unfair evictions.
14,199 14,199 Individuals Served
Focus Area: Basic Needs
211 Virginia is a statewide, free service available 24/7 that acts as a central point of access to health and human services. It provides comprehensive information on over 18,340 programs and connects individuals, families, agencies, and organizations to the resources they need across Virginia.
The 211 VIRGINIA staff knows were you can turn for help for a wide variety of needs, including:
• financial assistance for rent or utilities
• basic needs such as food or shelter
• legal assistance
• mental health services
• FAMIS (Family Access to Medical Insurance Security plan)
281,730
Building A Community For Everyone
United Way of Central Virginia takes the broadest possible view of diversity. We value the visible and invisible qualities that make you who you are.
The United Way of Central Virginia welcomes that every person brings a unique perspective and experience to advance our mission and progress our fight for the health, education, financial stability, and basic human needs of every person in every community.
We believe that each United Way of Central Virginia community member, donor, volunteer, advocate, and employee must have equal access to solving community problems.
We strive to include diversity, equity, and inclusion practices at the center of our daily work.
United Way of Central Virginia is committed to implementing these practices for our business and our communities.
Join us in embracing diversity, equity and inclusion for every person in every community.
2023-2024 Events
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4th Annual 5K on the Runway - April 27th, 2024
Williams Golf Tournament - October 6th, 2023 31st Annual Day of Caring
Fiscal Year 2023 Finances
Your donations to United Way of Central Virginia are used to support not-forprofits that focus on making improvements in one or more of our key focus areas: health, education, financial stability, and basic human needs.
We hold ourselves to the highest levels of stewardship and are directly accountable for and transparent with the resources entrusted to us.
sources of funds
$500,000
$400,000
$300,000
$200,000
$100,000
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Uses of funds uses of funds sources of funds
Independent community members are intensively involved in developing our budget and monitoring our performance monthly, and they lead the process for determining how funds are distributed throughout the community.
Community Services & Allocations
2023-2024 Board Members
Officers
Patrick Proffitt Chair Hurt & Proffitt
Mike Daly Fund Distribution Chair
Mike Condrey Fund Distribution Chair EcoOptions
Scott Brabrand Virginia Association of Superintendents
John Cros Hitachi Energy
Michelle Lee BWX Technologies
Randall Franklin Treasurer
Central Virginia Community College
Nat Marshall Campaign Chair
BWX Technologies
Kim Soerensen President and CEO United Way of Central VA
Directors
Frances Breakfield Framatome, Inc
John Krakora
Alison Morrison-Shetlar University of Lynchburg
Shannon Meadows Secretary Pacific Life
Jan Walker Immediate Past Chair
Mike Clark United Bank
Steve Lamanna Truist
Jason Todd Petty, Livingston, Dawson & Richards
Corporate Keystone Partners
United Way of Central Virginia gratefully acknowledges the support of our 2023/2024 Corporate Keystone Partners.
The Corporate Keystone Program enhances United Way’s cost-effective fundraising efforts and offers individuals a powerful incentive to invest in improving our community.
As a result of this program, 100% of the money donated by individuals goes to the General Fund to be used to support our programs in Central Virginia, while corporate partners gain valuable marketing and recognition for their donations.
$25,000-$49,999
Community Investments
United Way of Central Virginia gratefully acknowledges the investments of our community in employee giving campaigns, matching gifts, and corporate gifts.
Abbott Laboratories
ABC 13 WSET - TV, Inc.
Achieve of Central Virginia
American Equity
Amherst County Administration
Amherst County Public Schools
Appalachian Power
Baird Foundation
Bank of America
Bank of the James Banker Steel
Bedford Area Family YMCA
Berglund Toyota
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central VA
BMO Financial Group
Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
Boxley Materials Company
Brookneal Collision Center
Browns Heating Air & Plumbing
Brownstone Properties
BusPatrol America, LLC
BWX Technologies
Campbell County Administration
Campbell Insurance
CAPTRUST/Davidson & Garrard, Inc.
Carmax Inc.
Carter Bank & Trust
Centra
Central Virginia Alliance for Community Living
Charley’s Restaurant
Cintas
Coleman-Adams Construction, Inc.
Columbia Gas Of Virginia
Commercial Steel Erection, Inc.
CommScope
Compressor Engineering Corporation
Cumberland Hospital
CW Brook Memorial Fund
Davenport & Company LLC
Davidson, Doyle & Hilton, LLP
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Delta-Star, Inc. Lynchburg Operations
DK Spaces
Dodson Pest Control
Eco Options Environmental Services, LLC.
Electronic Design & Manufacturing
Eli Lily
Energy Systems Group
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Fidelity & Guaranty
Fifth Third Bank
Fisher Heating + Air
Fleet Laboratories
Flint Property Group
Florida Blue
Flowserve
Forest Hill Endodontics
Framatome Inc.
Freedom First Credit Union
Gentry Locke Attorneys
Genworth
Georgia Pacific - Big Island
Glad Manufacturing Company
Grange Insurance
Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation
Hanwha Azdel
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Hometown Pharmacy, LLC
Honda-Suzuki of Lynchburg
HumanKind
Hurt & Proffitt, Inc.
IBM Corporation
Image360 Lynchburg
Impact Living Services
ITW Paktron
Jamerson-Lewis Construction
Jubilee Family Center
Kalfus and Nachman PC
Kidds Cleaning & Restoration
KNDS USA Inc.
L.G. Flint, Inc.
L3Harris
Lauren Bell Real Estate, Inc.
LewisGale Regional Health System
Lynchburg City Manager
Lynchburg City SchoolsAdministration
Lynchburg City Sheriff’s Department
Lynchburg Community Action Group
Lynchburg Pediatrics
Lynchburg Regional SHRM
Macy’s
Manpower
Marr’velous Properties
Mary Bethune Academy
Meals On Wheels
Member One Federal Credit Union
Moore & Giles
Moore’s Electrical & Mechanical
Mutual Assurance Society
Mutual of America
N. B. Handy Company
Nationwide Insurance Company
New London Athletics
Northrop Grumman Marine Systems
NorthWinds Technology Solutions
Old Dominion Imaging Systems, Inc
O’Reilly Auto Parts
Orthodontic Arts
Pacific Life
Pasted Energy Studio
Peery and Woolwine Family Dentist
PetSmart
Petty, Livingston, Dawson & Richards
Pettyjohn, Wood & White Inc.
Piedmont Airlines
Pool Doctor
Protec Fire Service
R. Coffee LTD
Radio 434
Robert W. Baird & Co.
Rose Computer & Network Solutions
RS&H, Inc.
Salesforce
Schewels Home
Scott Insurance, Inc.
Service Management Systems, Inc.
Sheetz Store #754
Shirley Noell Foundation
SNAP Fitness of Lynchburg
Southern Air, Inc.
Southern Touch Lawn & Landscaping
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
SWBC Mortgage Corporation
Target Stores #1275
TBL Logistics
Tharp Funeral Home
The Al Stroobants Foundation
The Henrietta and Paul Munro Fund
The News & Advance
The Progressive Insurance Foundation
The Town of Altavista
The Williams Company
Three Roads Brewing
Thompson Brooks Insurance
Truist
U. S. Pipe
U.S. Bank
United Bank
United Rentals
United Way of Washington County
US Foods
Valley Fasteners of Lynchburg
Verizon
Video Aerial Systems LLC
Virginia A & E, PLLC
Virginia Legal Aid Society, Inc.
Virginian Hotel
Visa, Inc.
Wall Construction, LLC
Watts Petroleum Company
Westminster Canterbury of Lynchburg Inc.
Wheeler Media Solutions
Wingfield’s Master HVAC and Electrical
YWCA of Central Virginia
Donor Recognition List
We gratefully acknowledge each of you, our donors, and thank you for the support you have given to United Way of Central Virginia’s 2023 campaign. Because of your generosity, we impacted the lives of 39,984 individuals through our 25 Partner Agencies.
United Way of Central Virginia
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Members of the Tocqueville Society are honored locally by United Way of Central Virginia and internationally recognized by United Way Worldwide.
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Mr. Steve W. Mitchell
Mr. Jake Schroeder Mitchell
Selina Morgan
Ms. Leah Rutherford Morrell
Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Scott G. Nagley
W. Randolph & Ferrell T. Nexsen
Mr. Albert L. Nichols, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Niles
Dr. & Mrs. Peter K. O’Brien
Tracy S. O’Neil
Ms. Joyce O’Quinn
Mrs. Ginger Paris
Mr. Rory Patterson
Ms. Roxane Patterson
Bill & Carter Paxton
Liz Piasecki
Ms. Charlene D. Preston
Ms. Heather Ramsey
Mr. John A. Redding
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Reed
Katrina Rice
Mr. Edward F. Richards
Mr. Robert L. Ridgeway
Lance Riniker
Mr. & Mrs. Ray J. Roark, Jr.
Rev. & Mrs. Dennis S. Roberts
Mr. Christopher Scott Robinson
Mr. Karl E. Rony
William John Rosko
Jeffrey and Anna-Liisa Rosner
Mr. William B. San Soucie
Ms. Laura Deem Saunders
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Scott
Kris and Fred Shabestar
Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Shaffer, III
Ms. Linda N. Shields
Ms. Sharon M. Sinclair
Mr. Roy Slaughter
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Smith
Mr. Thomas Ray Stafford
Ms. Sally L. Steel
Mr. William W. Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Lance Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Todd W. Stinson
Mrs. Zoe Q. Stokes
Ms. Brittany F. Sydnor
Michael and Sharon Syrek
Mr. Christopher T. Terry
Ms. Judith E. Thomas
Ms. Sharon W. Thomas
Jack & Sandra Thompson
Mr. Kenny Todd
Mr. Justin Tomlin
Ms Kimberlee S. Torres
Mr. Kevin B. Tucker
Mr. Kenny A. Vance
Mr. Michael Van
Mr. Gary Verser
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Wagner
Mr. Timothy R. Walker
Jan & Jack Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Warren
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie E. Webb
Ms. Teresa K. Weinmeister
Ms. Tara Wilson Werner
Mr. & Mrs. William Wescott
Ms. Teresa West
Mr. Austin West
Charles & Kennon White
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Williams
Mr. Desmond J. Williams
Ms. Barbara Williamson
Mr. Thomas B. Wilmer
Thomas Wilson
Kenita R. Withers
Ms. Alexandra Wojcikowski
Mr. Randy Lee Womack
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Wood, III
Mr. Thomas G. Woodford
Mr. Wendell D. Wyland
Mr. David A. Zilles
United Way of Central Virginia gratefully acknowledges the many generous donors who gave less than $500 to the 2023 campaign and do not appear here due to space limitations.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. We sincerely apologize for any errors. To report an error, please contact Christopher Hackman, Director of Resource Development, at 434-455-6900 or christopher.hackman@ unitedwaycv.org
