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VOLUNTEER HAMPTON ROADS 2019
VOLUNTEER HAMPTON ROADS
2019
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Letter from the Executive Director and Board of Director Chair2018 was a wonderful year for VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads!
Our VolunTier Vision program went live early in the year and we were able to match over 100 individuals to skilled volunteer and board service opportunities in Hampton Roads. Nonprofit organizations now count on VOLUNTEER
Hampton Roads to recruit the best talent in our region to address their needs and increase their impact in the community.
We had a successful year of volunteer service projects beginning with our Hunger Heroes event in June. 300 volunteers spent their Saturday morning at Virginia Wesleyan University packing 600 USDA food boxes for families who benefit from the services of the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia. This event kicked off our Summer of Service which included our Teacher’s Closet project and engaged volunteers from 20 local businesses who served over 8,743 hours. We didn’t stop there, instead, we moved right into our Family Volunteer Day. This event, held the weekend before Thanksgiving, we painted and placed over 300 rocks for Children’s Health Investment Program that brought awareness to the importance of a child’s first 2,000 days of life; created 800 emergency preparedness kits for seniors who receive meals on wheels; formed 2,000 seed bombs that the Elizabeth River Trail Foundation will plant on Arbor Day, and wrapped 120 birthday gifts for children in foster care.
From big events to everyday tasks, our community relies on VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads to harness the power of volunteerism to make a difference in Hampton Roads. Through our website, nonprofit organizations engaged over 2,000 volunteers in our area last year. These volunteers participated in 764 projects ranging from local race event staff, to bingo fundraisers, to literacy tutors and Meals-on-Wheels drivers, for a total of over 23,800 donated hours.
Our work is only a reality because of the generous support of the Hampton Roads community. Thank you!
The Legacy of Lenora Mathews LENORA MATHEWS TRIBUTE
Lenora Mathews was a woman before her time. She was a visionary, who as the first executive director of VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads, created an organization that made it possible for anyone and everyone to serve their community as a volunteer. Her vision grew into the mission that our organization has today, to CONNECT businesses with opportunities which create a positive impact on our community; to EQUIP nonprofits with the resources they need to achieve their mission; to MOBILIZE a community of volunteers to create change. In addition to realizing the impact that volunteers make on Hampton Roads, Lenora also felt strongly about the need to recognize these volunteers publicly. In 1975, she began the first Hampton Roads Volunteer Achievement Awards. 44 years later, we are still hosting this inspiring and uplifting event that highlights the efforts of many individuals and groups who contribute their time in our community. In 1998, the Lenora Mathews Lifetime Achievement award was given to honor her. Since then, this award has recognized 20 individuals who have used their influence, dedication to their community, time and voice to lead and encourage volunteerism and
community service.
VOLUNTEER HAMPTON ROADS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Melissa Burroughs, Board Chair, Fulton BankFrank Wakeham, Vice Chair,
Booz Allen HamiltonStephen Armbruster, Treasurer,
Cherry BekaertPhil Damuth, Damuth TraneMichelle Ellis Young, Retail Alliance FoundationEmily Farley, Atlantic Bay Mortgage GroupDr. Mort Gamble, Virginia Wesleyan UniversityRich Hoherz, Westminster CanterburyRichard Johnson, Wells Fargo Commercial
BankingMichelle Link, ADS Inc.Christy Murphy, Bischoff Martingayle P.C.Christopher Pierson, Sentara Norfolk
General HospitalAmy Sheyer, Community VolunteerArchie Simmons, Jr., Hoffman BeverageMick Vollmer, ABNB Federal Credit Union
VOLUNTIER VISION CABINET MEMBERS
Ed Amorrosso, BDOTom Barton, Beach FordPhil Damuth, Damuth TraneSteve Klemkiewicz, Cavalier Auto GroupTaylor Franklin, The Franklin Johnston Group Dawna Ellis, Harvey Lindsay Commercial
Real EstateWilliam R. Van Buren, III, Kaufman & CanolesRony Thomas, LifeNet HealthJim Bibbs, Port of VirginiaBecky Sawyer, Sentara HealthcareAllan Parrott, Tidewater Fleet SupplyGeorge Ball, Wells FargoTom Frantz, Williams Mullen
Melissa Burroughs Stephanie Gorham, Board Chair Executive Director
VOLUNTEER HOURS SERVED
(General Engagement)
17,560
EVENT SPONSORS LISTING
VISIONARY SPONSORS
LEADERSHIP SPONSORS
COMMUNITY SPONSORS
BUILDING A LIFETIME OF SERVICE
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Letter from the Executive Director and Board of Director Chair2018 was a wonderful year for VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads!
Our VolunTier Vision program went live early in the year and we were able to match over 100 individuals to skilled volunteer and board service opportunities in Hampton Roads. Nonprofit organizations now count on VOLUNTEER
Hampton Roads to recruit the best talent in our region to address their needs and increase their impact in the community.
We had a successful year of volunteer service projects beginning with our Hunger Heroes event in June. 300 volunteers spent their Saturday morning at Virginia Wesleyan University packing 600 USDA food boxes for families who benefit from the services of the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia. This event kicked off our Summer of Service which included our Teacher’s Closet project and engaged volunteers from 20 local businesses who served over 8,743 hours. We didn’t stop there, instead, we moved right into our Family Volunteer Day. This event, held the weekend before Thanksgiving, we painted and placed over 300 rocks for Children’s Health Investment Program that brought awareness to the importance of a child’s first 2,000 days of life; created 800 emergency preparedness kits for seniors who receive meals on wheels; formed 2,000 seed bombs that the Elizabeth River Trail Foundation will plant on Arbor Day, and wrapped 120 birthday gifts for children in foster care.
From big events to everyday tasks, our community relies on VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads to harness the power of volunteerism to make a difference in Hampton Roads. Through our website, nonprofit organizations engaged over 2,000 volunteers in our area last year. These volunteers participated in 764 projects ranging from local race event staff, to bingo fundraisers, to literacy tutors and Meals-on-Wheels drivers, for a total of over 23,800 donated hours.
Our work is only a reality because of the generous support of the Hampton Roads community. Thank you!
The Legacy of Lenora Mathews LENORA MATHEWS TRIBUTE
Lenora Mathews was a woman before her time. She was a visionary, who as the first executive director of VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads, created an organization that made it possible for anyone and everyone to serve their community as a volunteer. Her vision grew into the mission that our organization has today, to CONNECT businesses with opportunities which create a positive impact on our community; to EQUIP nonprofits with the resources they need to achieve their mission; to MOBILIZE a community of volunteers to create change. In addition to realizing the impact that volunteers make on Hampton Roads, Lenora also felt strongly about the need to recognize these volunteers publicly. In 1975, she began the first Hampton Roads Volunteer Achievement Awards. 44 years later, we are still hosting this inspiring and uplifting event that highlights the efforts of many individuals and groups who contribute their time in our community. In 1998, the Lenora Mathews Lifetime Achievement award was given to honor her. Since then, this award has recognized 20 individuals who have used their influence, dedication to their community, time and voice to lead and encourage volunteerism and
community service.
VOLUNTEER HAMPTON ROADS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Melissa Burroughs, Board Chair, Fulton BankFrank Wakeham, Vice Chair,
Booz Allen HamiltonStephen Armbruster, Treasurer,
Cherry BekaertPhil Damuth, Damuth TraneMichelle Ellis Young, Retail Alliance FoundationEmily Farley, Atlantic Bay Mortgage GroupDr. Mort Gamble, Virginia Wesleyan UniversityRich Hoherz, Westminster CanterburyRichard Johnson, Wells Fargo Commercial
BankingMichelle Link, ADS Inc.Christy Murphy, Bischoff Martingayle P.C.Christopher Pierson, Sentara Norfolk
General HospitalAmy Sheyer, Community VolunteerArchie Simmons, Jr., Hoffman BeverageMick Vollmer, ABNB Federal Credit Union
VOLUNTIER VISION CABINET MEMBERS
Ed Amorrosso, BDOTom Barton, Beach FordPhil Damuth, Damuth TraneSteve Klemkiewicz, Cavalier Auto GroupTaylor Franklin, The Franklin Johnston Group Dawna Ellis, Harvey Lindsay Commercial
Real EstateWilliam R. Van Buren, III, Kaufman & CanolesRony Thomas, LifeNet HealthJim Bibbs, Port of VirginiaBecky Sawyer, Sentara HealthcareAllan Parrott, Tidewater Fleet SupplyGeorge Ball, Wells FargoTom Frantz, Williams Mullen
Melissa Burroughs Stephanie Gorham, Board Chair Executive Director
VOLUNTEER HOURS SERVED
(General Engagement)
17,560
EVENT SPONSORS LISTING
VISIONARY SPONSORS
LEADERSHIP SPONSORS
COMMUNITY SPONSORS
BUILDING A LIFETIME OF SERVICE
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FY 2017-2018 INCOME & EXPENSES
REVENUE AND SUPPORT
Contributions and Grants $425,788
In-Kind Contributions $46,757
United Way Allocation $6,304
Program Service Fees $11,175
Memberships $24,075
Interest Income $283
Unrealized Gain (loss) on Investments $2,465
Total Revenue and Support $516,847
EXPENSES
Program Services $409,984
Management and General $44,239
Fundraising $33,494
Total Expenses $487,717
FY 2017-2018 VOLUNTEER NUMBERS
Total number of volunteers 2,052
New volunteers 1,450
Volunteer service hours 23,888
PERCENTAGE OF VOLUNTEERS BY AGE
Under 18 5.2% 45-54 6.4%
18-24 30% 55-64 3.9%
25-34 37.4% 65+ 0.4%
35-44 16.7%
PERCENTAGE OF NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS BY IMPACT AREA
Adult Literacy and Education 65%
Animal Support 1%
Arts and Culture 2.8%
Children and Youth 33%
Disaster and Emergency 1.4%
Environment 22%
Health and Wellness 20%
Senior and Elderly 2.4%
2019 LENORA MATHEWS LIFETIME
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD HONOREE
JOAN P. BROCKCOMMUNITY PHILANTHROPIST
A native of Norfolk, Virginia Joan graduated from Longwood University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a minor in Mathematics. She later returned to the university to earn her Master of Arts in Humanities. Steadfast in her community
efforts, Brock dedicates her knowledge and skills to organizations and programs that benefit culture, education, and community. She has chaired the board of Virginia Wesleyan College, the Access College Foundation and was the first woman to preside over the Chrysler Museum Board. Active in the United Way of South Hampton Roads, she served on the Women United Global Leadership Council. She has served on the Sentara Board of Directors and served as chair of the Sentara Foundation. She currently serves on the Hampton Roads Community Foundation board and the board of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. She was selected as the 2019 First Citizen of Norfolk by the Cosmopolitan Club.
Devoted to the Hampton Roads community, she and her husband established the M. Foscue Brock Institute for Community and Global Health at Eastern Virginia Medical School. With their interest in protecting our environment, they helped fund the Brock Environmental Center in Virginia Beach. The Brocks have received many commendations for their commitment to giving back. Most recently, they were recognized as Health Care Heroes for their participation in health-related philanthropy by “Inside Business” magazine and were honored as Outstanding Philanthropists by the National Board of American Fundraising Professionals in 2015. Joan Brock is the widow of Macon Brock, co-founder of Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. She worked as part of the administrative team of the company for over 30 years. She and her husband were married 53 years, with three children and six grandchildren.
Through VolunTier Vision, VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads matches volunteers with specific skills from our talent bank to nonprofit organizations in need of those skills. Our talent bank is filled with individuals who are looking to donate their expertise to nonprofits through skilled volunteering or board service. These volunteers are key resources to the nonprofits they are matched with and through the donation of their professional service and time they help the organization to achieve their mission and expand their capacity to help.
Nonprofits fill out a free assessment that enters their board or skilled needs into our database. Our software uses their mission and cause along with specific needs to match them to volunteers who have indicated interest in the same cause and are qualified to fill their needs. By eliminating the stress and guess work of finding a well-suited match we maximize the impact made by both groups.
The skilled volunteers we engage begin working on projects that utilize their professional skills such as accounting or information technology. As they complete projects, they form relationships and an understanding of the nonprofit and can move up a tier of service to donate time and exapertise through board service.
2018 VOLUNTIER VISION MATCHES
2019 HARVEY L. LINDSAY JR.
CHANGEMAKER AWARD HONOREE
DREW UNGVARSKYFOUNDER & CEO, GROW
Drew Ungvarsky is the CEO and Chief Creative Officer of Grow, a creative innovation agency. Under Drew’s leadership, Grow has created industry-leading digital campaigns for brands like Google, adidas, Spotify, and Pinterest. Drew and his company
have been recognized by publications like The New York Times, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, and Adweek, and been celebrated by the industry’s top award shows.
While Grow serves some of the world’s biggest brands, the company has stayed true to its roots in Norfolk, Virginia, and regularly applies its talent to help shape the local community. They recently created ENJOY:, a non-profit venue for selected chefs, artists, and creative entrepreneurs to share their passions with the community. The company also created Transparent Seas , a 40-ft interactive mural brightening the NEON arts district.
Drew serves as the vice chair of the board of directors for the Downtown mber of the Elizabeth River Trail Foundation, a nonprofit transforming Norfolk’s riverfront trail system, and StartWheel, a central resource for entrepreneurs in Hampton Roads.
Drew recently announced Assembly, an iconic building campus and community of creators & technology innovators in Downtown Norfolk.
4 VOLU NTEER HA M PTO N ROA DS 2 0 1 9 A n n u al Repor t 5V O LUNTEER HA M PTO N ROA DS 2 0 1 9 A n n u a l Report
FY 2017-2018 INCOME & EXPENSES
REVENUE AND SUPPORT
Contributions and Grants $425,788
In-Kind Contributions $46,757
United Way Allocation $6,304
Program Service Fees $11,175
Memberships $24,075
Interest Income $283
Unrealized Gain (loss) on Investments $2,465
Total Revenue and Support $516,847
EXPENSES
Program Services $409,984
Management and General $44,239
Fundraising $33,494
Total Expenses $487,717
FY 2017-2018 VOLUNTEER NUMBERS
Total number of volunteers 2,052
New volunteers 1,450
Volunteer service hours 23,888
PERCENTAGE OF VOLUNTEERS BY AGE
Under 18 5.2% 45-54 6.4%
18-24 30% 55-64 3.9%
25-34 37.4% 65+ 0.4%
35-44 16.7%
PERCENTAGE OF NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS BY IMPACT AREA
Adult Literacy and Education 65%
Animal Support 1%
Arts and Culture 2.8%
Children and Youth 33%
Disaster and Emergency 1.4%
Environment 22%
Health and Wellness 20%
Senior and Elderly 2.4%
2019 LENORA MATHEWS LIFETIME
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD HONOREE
JOAN P. BROCKCOMMUNITY PHILANTHROPIST
A native of Norfolk, Virginia Joan graduated from Longwood University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a minor in Mathematics. She later returned to the university to earn her Master of Arts in Humanities. Steadfast in her community
efforts, Brock dedicates her knowledge and skills to organizations and programs that benefit culture, education, and community. She has chaired the board of Virginia Wesleyan College, the Access College Foundation and was the first woman to preside over the Chrysler Museum Board. Active in the United Way of South Hampton Roads, she served on the Women United Global Leadership Council. She has served on the Sentara Board of Directors and served as chair of the Sentara Foundation. She currently serves on the Hampton Roads Community Foundation board and the board of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. She was selected as the 2019 First Citizen of Norfolk by the Cosmopolitan Club.
Devoted to the Hampton Roads community, she and her husband established the M. Foscue Brock Institute for Community and Global Health at Eastern Virginia Medical School. With their interest in protecting our environment, they helped fund the Brock Environmental Center in Virginia Beach. The Brocks have received many commendations for their commitment to giving back. Most recently, they were recognized as Health Care Heroes for their participation in health-related philanthropy by “Inside Business” magazine and were honored as Outstanding Philanthropists by the National Board of American Fundraising Professionals in 2015. Joan Brock is the widow of Macon Brock, co-founder of Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. She worked as part of the administrative team of the company for over 30 years. She and her husband were married 53 years, with three children and six grandchildren.
Through VolunTier Vision, VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads matches volunteers with specific skills from our talent bank to nonprofit organizations in need of those skills. Our talent bank is filled with individuals who are looking to donate their expertise to nonprofits through skilled volunteering or board service. These volunteers are key resources to the nonprofits they are matched with and through the donation of their professional service and time they help the organization to achieve their mission and expand their capacity to help.
Nonprofits fill out a free assessment that enters their board or skilled needs into our database. Our software uses their mission and cause along with specific needs to match them to volunteers who have indicated interest in the same cause and are qualified to fill their needs. By eliminating the stress and guess work of finding a well-suited match we maximize the impact made by both groups.
The skilled volunteers we engage begin working on projects that utilize their professional skills such as accounting or information technology. As they complete projects, they form relationships and an understanding of the nonprofit and can move up a tier of service to donate time and exapertise through board service.
2018 VOLUNTIER VISION MATCHES
2019 HARVEY L. LINDSAY JR.
CHANGEMAKER AWARD HONOREE
DREW UNGVARSKYFOUNDER & CEO, GROW
Drew Ungvarsky is the CEO and Chief Creative Officer of Grow, a creative innovation agency. Under Drew’s leadership, Grow has created industry-leading digital campaigns for brands like Google, adidas, Spotify, and Pinterest. Drew and his company
have been recognized by publications like The New York Times, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, and Adweek, and been celebrated by the industry’s top award shows.
While Grow serves some of the world’s biggest brands, the company has stayed true to its roots in Norfolk, Virginia, and regularly applies its talent to help shape the local community. They recently created ENJOY:, a non-profit venue for selected chefs, artists, and creative entrepreneurs to share their passions with the community. The company also created Transparent Seas , a 40-ft interactive mural brightening the NEON arts district.
Drew serves as the vice chair of the board of directors for the Downtown mber of the Elizabeth River Trail Foundation, a nonprofit transforming Norfolk’s riverfront trail system, and StartWheel, a central resource for entrepreneurs in Hampton Roads.
Drew recently announced Assembly, an iconic building campus and community of creators & technology innovators in Downtown Norfolk.
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2019 Hampton Roads Volunteer Achievement Award Community Honorees
INDIVIDUAL ADULT
gAmber Zufeltg Dane Macang Jacque Allen
INDIVIDUAL YOUTH
g Savannah Bowersg Schaefer Sheltong Verona Miller
INDIVIDUAL SENIOR
gMelia Trostg Lois Youngg WallACE S. Green, Sr.
CIVIC VOLUNTEER GROUP-COMMUNITY
g Portsmouth Service Leagueg Gamma Phi Beta Chapter, Christopher Newport University
CIVIC VOLUNTEER GROUP - YOUTH
g Archonettes of Norfolk
CIVIC VOLUNTEER GROUP - MILITARY
g Navy Environmental and Preventative Medicine Unit 2
BEST OF BOARD
g Colleen Luksik, Connect With a Wishg Richard Knox, Jr., Access Partnership
SKILLED BASED
g Susan Worsham Meadows, Western Tidewater Free Clinicg Dr. Leslie Richmond, DDS, Access Partnership
NPO VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
g Veteran’s Homefront Association g VBSPCA
2019 CORPORATE VOLUNTEER EXCELLENCE AWARD HONOREES
SUSAN COLPITTS & ANNE SHUMADINE (IN MEMORIAM)
SIGNATURE FAMILY WEALTH ADVISORS The 2019 Corporate Volunteer Excellence Award is presented to Signature Family Wealth Advisors’ founders, Anne Shumadine, in memoriam, and Susan Colpitts. Mrs. Shumadine and Mrs. Colpitts, co-founded Signature in 1994 to meet client’s financial needs in new and innovative ways. Today, the company is still guided by this goal and adheres to other service-oriented values such as “be giving with your time and gracious with your attention”. This commitment does not end with clients. Both Mrs. Colpitts and Mrs. Shumadine have a long history of graciously giving their time and talent to the community.
Mrs. Shumadine’s commitment to her clients was coupled with a commitment to serve the Hampton Roads’ community. As a rector and long-time supporter of Old Dominion University and Eastern Virginia Medical School, a trustee of Virginia Wesleyan
University, and a trustee and former president of the Access College Foundation, Mrs. Shumadine affected the lives of countless college students in the area. Community and civic organizations also benefited from her contributions. These include, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the Chrysler Museum of Art, and the Norfolk Day Nursery Association.
Mrs. Colpitts’ lifelong goal of giving back to the community has been fulfilled in part because of the lessons in leadership she has learned through her business success. She is currently a Director of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation and Vice-
Chair of Virginia Humanities. She has been involved with a wide variety of organizations from the Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, to United Way of South Hampton Roads, Citizens for a Better Eastern Shore, Community Leadership Partners, the Virginia Symphony, and the Chrysler Museum of Art.
townebank.comEQUAL HOUSINGL E N D E R
MEMBERFDIC
“For a community to be whole and healthy, it must be based on people’s
love and concern for each other.”- MILLARD FULLER,
FOUNDER OF HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
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www.DollarTree.com
Dollar Tree, Inc. CongratulatesJoan P. Brock
On Her Lifetime Achievement Award FAMILY VOLUNTEER DAY 2018
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2019 Hampton Roads Volunteer Achievement Award Community Honorees
INDIVIDUAL ADULT
gAmber Zufeltg Dane Macang Jacque Allen
INDIVIDUAL YOUTH
g Savannah Bowersg Schaefer Sheltong Verona Miller
INDIVIDUAL SENIOR
gMelia Trostg Lois Youngg WallACE S. Green, Sr.
CIVIC VOLUNTEER GROUP-COMMUNITY
g Portsmouth Service Leagueg Gamma Phi Beta Chapter, Christopher Newport University
CIVIC VOLUNTEER GROUP - YOUTH
g Archonettes of Norfolk
CIVIC VOLUNTEER GROUP - MILITARY
g Navy Environmental and Preventative Medicine Unit 2
BEST OF BOARD
g Colleen Luksik, Connect With a Wishg Richard Knox, Jr., Access Partnership
SKILLED BASED
g Susan Worsham Meadows, Western Tidewater Free Clinicg Dr. Leslie Richmond, DDS, Access Partnership
NPO VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
g Veteran’s Homefront Association g VBSPCA
2019 CORPORATE VOLUNTEER EXCELLENCE AWARD HONOREES
SUSAN COLPITTS & ANNE SHUMADINE (IN MEMORIAM)
SIGNATURE FAMILY WEALTH ADVISORS The 2019 Corporate Volunteer Excellence Award is presented to Signature Family Wealth Advisors’ founders, Anne Shumadine, in memoriam, and Susan Colpitts. Mrs. Shumadine and Mrs. Colpitts, co-founded Signature in 1994 to meet client’s financial needs in new and innovative ways. Today, the company is still guided by this goal and adheres to other service-oriented values such as “be giving with your time and gracious with your attention”. This commitment does not end with clients. Both Mrs. Colpitts and Mrs. Shumadine have a long history of graciously giving their time and talent to the community.
Mrs. Shumadine’s commitment to her clients was coupled with a commitment to serve the Hampton Roads’ community. As a rector and long-time supporter of Old Dominion University and Eastern Virginia Medical School, a trustee of Virginia Wesleyan
University, and a trustee and former president of the Access College Foundation, Mrs. Shumadine affected the lives of countless college students in the area. Community and civic organizations also benefited from her contributions. These include, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the Chrysler Museum of Art, and the Norfolk Day Nursery Association.
Mrs. Colpitts’ lifelong goal of giving back to the community has been fulfilled in part because of the lessons in leadership she has learned through her business success. She is currently a Director of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation and Vice-
Chair of Virginia Humanities. She has been involved with a wide variety of organizations from the Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, to United Way of South Hampton Roads, Citizens for a Better Eastern Shore, Community Leadership Partners, the Virginia Symphony, and the Chrysler Museum of Art.
townebank.comEQUAL HOUSINGL E N D E R
MEMBERFDIC
“For a community to be whole and healthy, it must be based on people’s
love and concern for each other.”- MILLARD FULLER,
FOUNDER OF HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
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www.DollarTree.com
Dollar Tree, Inc. CongratulatesJoan P. Brock
On Her Lifetime Achievement Award FAMILY VOLUNTEER DAY 2018
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$20,000+
Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate
Kaufman & CanolesPRA GroupSentara Healthcare
$10,000 - $19,999
Birdsong PeanutsCavalier Auto GroupDamuth TraneThe Franklin Johnston
GroupEstate of Lenora
MathewsLoanCarePort of VirginiaThe Breeden Company,
Inc.Tidewater Fleet Supply
$5,000 - $9,999
BDOBeach FordBruce BradleyFrontier Technology, Inc.Gromelski & Associates,
Inc.Joanna BrumseyTowneBankWells Fargo FoundationWilliams Mullen
$1,000 - $4,999
Anthem Services, Inc. Atlantic Bay Mortgage
Group, LLCAvalonBay Communities,
Inc.BerkadiaBischoff MartingayleCapital One ServicesCharles Barker
AutomotiveChristopher GravesDowntown Norfolk CouncilFirst Atlantic RestorationFrank WakehamFulton BankGeicoThe Givens FoundationHarbor Group
Management Co.HaynesHoffman Beverage
Company, Inc.KPMG LLPKurt RosenbachMacArthur CenterOhef Sholom TempleOld Point National BankPayDay Payroll ServicesS.L. NusbaumShelby DavisSoutheast Virginia
Community Foundation
Tidewater Jewish Foundation
Timmons GroupTom SteffensTroutman Sanders LLPWall, Einhorn, ChernitzerWillcox & Savage
$100-$999
AnonymousCaron CrouseCharles NusbaumChristopher PiersonChristy MurphyConrad HallDiana HaynesEdward SnyderFarm Fresh/SUPERVALUFrieden Wealth
ManagementInit Innovations in
Transportations, Inc.Kevin DixonLeslie H. FriedmanMelissa BurroughsMichael GlasserMiles Roofing Inc.Mort GamblePaul TerkeltaubRichard GlasserRichard HoherzRobert NusbaumSarah GeorgeTammy ShottsThe Spindel Agency
2018 Donors
Join usVOLUNTEER TODAY
With over 2,000 nonprofits in Hampton Roads there are countless needs that volunteers can meet. Already, hundreds of community minded individuals are offering their skills and knowledge to serve the community. Would you like to join them? Fill out your profile at volunteerhr.org/vvapp
Lenora Mathews Lifetime Achievement Award Past Honorees1998 Lenora Mathews, Founder Volunteer Hampton Roads
1999 The Honorable Meyera Obendorf, Mayor of Virginia Beach
2000 Harvey L. Lindsay Jr., Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate
2001 Peter G. Decker Jr., Decker, Cardon, Thomas, Weintraub & Neskis, PC
2002 Macon Brock Jr., Dollar Tree Stores
2003 John Lawson, W.M. Jordan Company
2004 Michael J. Barrett, Runnymede Corporation
2005 William K. Butler II, SunTrust
2006 Harry Lester, Eastern Virginia Medical School
2007 Vince and Suzanne Mastracco, Kaufman & Canoles
2008 G. Robert Aston Jr., TowneBank
2009 Deborah K. Stearns, GVA Advantis
2010 Thomas R. Frantz, Williams Mullen
2011 Robert M. Boyd, BB&T
2012 Bruce L. Thompson, Goldkey | PHR Resorts and Hotels
2013 Robert Stanton, Stanton Partners, Inc.
2014 Gary McCollum, Cox Communications
2015 George Y. Birdsong, Birdsong Corporation
2016 Dennis Ellmer, Priority Automotive
2017 Tom Barton, III, Beach Ford
2018 Kurt Rosenbach, Retired SVP Haynes Furniture Company
Corporate Volunteer Excellence Award Past Honorees2001 Scott Rigell, Freedom Automotive
2002 Ron Dennis, Farm Fresh
2003 Lin Early, Bank of America
2004 Frank Bowers, Cox Communications
2005 Hank Linginfelter, Virginia Natural Gas
2006 Tony Mitchell, Booz Allen Hamilton
2007 Robert Wells, VIRTEXCO
2008 Stephen Evans, KPMG, LLP
2009 James Carlson, Amerigroup, Corp.
2010 Joseph Thomas, GEICO
2011 Martin Einhorn, Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer, P.C.
2012 Carol Ormond, AAA Tidewater
2013 Jon Wheeler, Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust
2014 Steve Frederickson, PRA Group
2015 Gene Ross, LoanCare
2017 Robert Shuford Sr. & Robert Shuford Jr., Old Point National Bank
2018 Ramon W. Breeden Jr, The Breeden Company
Harvey L. Lindsay Jr., Changemaker Award Past Honorees2018 Dawna Ellis, Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate
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$20,000+
Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate
Kaufman & CanolesPRA GroupSentara Healthcare
$10,000 - $19,999
Birdsong PeanutsCavalier Auto GroupDamuth TraneThe Franklin Johnston
GroupEstate of Lenora
MathewsLoanCarePort of VirginiaThe Breeden Company,
Inc.Tidewater Fleet Supply
$5,000 - $9,999
BDOBeach FordBruce BradleyFrontier Technology, Inc.Gromelski & Associates,
Inc.Joanna BrumseyTowneBankWells Fargo FoundationWilliams Mullen
$1,000 - $4,999
Anthem Services, Inc. Atlantic Bay Mortgage
Group, LLCAvalonBay Communities,
Inc.BerkadiaBischoff MartingayleCapital One ServicesCharles Barker
AutomotiveChristopher GravesDowntown Norfolk CouncilFirst Atlantic RestorationFrank WakehamFulton BankGeicoThe Givens FoundationHarbor Group
Management Co.HaynesHoffman Beverage
Company, Inc.KPMG LLPKurt RosenbachMacArthur CenterOhef Sholom TempleOld Point National BankPayDay Payroll ServicesS.L. NusbaumShelby DavisSoutheast Virginia
Community Foundation
Tidewater Jewish Foundation
Timmons GroupTom SteffensTroutman Sanders LLPWall, Einhorn, ChernitzerWillcox & Savage
$100-$999
AnonymousCaron CrouseCharles NusbaumChristopher PiersonChristy MurphyConrad HallDiana HaynesEdward SnyderFarm Fresh/SUPERVALUFrieden Wealth
ManagementInit Innovations in
Transportations, Inc.Kevin DixonLeslie H. FriedmanMelissa BurroughsMichael GlasserMiles Roofing Inc.Mort GamblePaul TerkeltaubRichard GlasserRichard HoherzRobert NusbaumSarah GeorgeTammy ShottsThe Spindel Agency
2018 Donors
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Lenora Mathews Lifetime Achievement Award Past Honorees1998 Lenora Mathews, Founder Volunteer Hampton Roads
1999 The Honorable Meyera Obendorf, Mayor of Virginia Beach
2000 Harvey L. Lindsay Jr., Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate
2001 Peter G. Decker Jr., Decker, Cardon, Thomas, Weintraub & Neskis, PC
2002 Macon Brock Jr., Dollar Tree Stores
2003 John Lawson, W.M. Jordan Company
2004 Michael J. Barrett, Runnymede Corporation
2005 William K. Butler II, SunTrust
2006 Harry Lester, Eastern Virginia Medical School
2007 Vince and Suzanne Mastracco, Kaufman & Canoles
2008 G. Robert Aston Jr., TowneBank
2009 Deborah K. Stearns, GVA Advantis
2010 Thomas R. Frantz, Williams Mullen
2011 Robert M. Boyd, BB&T
2012 Bruce L. Thompson, Goldkey | PHR Resorts and Hotels
2013 Robert Stanton, Stanton Partners, Inc.
2014 Gary McCollum, Cox Communications
2015 George Y. Birdsong, Birdsong Corporation
2016 Dennis Ellmer, Priority Automotive
2017 Tom Barton, III, Beach Ford
2018 Kurt Rosenbach, Retired SVP Haynes Furniture Company
Corporate Volunteer Excellence Award Past Honorees2001 Scott Rigell, Freedom Automotive
2002 Ron Dennis, Farm Fresh
2003 Lin Early, Bank of America
2004 Frank Bowers, Cox Communications
2005 Hank Linginfelter, Virginia Natural Gas
2006 Tony Mitchell, Booz Allen Hamilton
2007 Robert Wells, VIRTEXCO
2008 Stephen Evans, KPMG, LLP
2009 James Carlson, Amerigroup, Corp.
2010 Joseph Thomas, GEICO
2011 Martin Einhorn, Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer, P.C.
2012 Carol Ormond, AAA Tidewater
2013 Jon Wheeler, Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust
2014 Steve Frederickson, PRA Group
2015 Gene Ross, LoanCare
2017 Robert Shuford Sr. & Robert Shuford Jr., Old Point National Bank
2018 Ramon W. Breeden Jr, The Breeden Company
Harvey L. Lindsay Jr., Changemaker Award Past Honorees2018 Dawna Ellis, Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate
10 VOLUNTEER HAMPTON ROADS 2019 Annual Repo r t 11VOLU NTEER H AMPTON ROADS 2019 Annual Report
Where The Best Ideas Reign
To The Honorees
buildinga dominion
Congratulations
WHAT IS MOST VALUABLE?
A STRONG COMMUNITY AND THE ORGANIZATIONS
THAT SUPPORT THEM.
SIGNATURE PROUDLY SUPPORTS VOLUNTEER HAMPTON ROADS FOR ITS POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY.
Charlottesville | Hampton Roads | Richmond
With great appreciation, Sentara Healthcare and Optima Health
wish to recognize
Joan Brockfor her outstanding contributions to the Hampton Roads community we serve.
10 VOLU NTEER HA M PTO N ROA DS 2 0 1 9 A n n u al Repor t 11V O LUNTEER HA M PTO N ROA DS 2 0 1 9 A n n u al Report
Where The Best Ideas Reign
To The Honorees
buildinga dominion
Congratulations
WHAT IS MOST VALUABLE?
A STRONG COMMUNITY AND THE ORGANIZATIONS
THAT SUPPORT THEM.
SIGNATURE PROUDLY SUPPORTS VOLUNTEER HAMPTON ROADS FOR ITS POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY.
Charlottesville | Hampton Roads | Richmond
With great appreciation, Sentara Healthcare and Optima Health
wish to recognize
Joan Brockfor her outstanding contributions to the Hampton Roads community we serve.
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