Christmas Donations

We donate to families and children in need.

Over the Christmas holiday, our showroom locations partnered with local charities and the community to collect donations for families and children in need. Thank you to everyone who helped collect donations and who gave back. Each showroom received an outpouring of donations for each organization. 

Our Danville office acted as a donation drop-off location for people to donate coats to the Salvation Army.

Together, our Lovingston and Charlottesville showrooms partnered with Toy Lift to collect toy and book donations for children in the Charlottesville area. Due to the community’s generous donations, 73 toys and $540 donations were received and sent to these children in need.

Our office headquarters in Brookneal chose to partner with the Brookneal Emergency Assistance Ministries (B.E.A.M.), which is a local food pantry that collects nonperishable food items and paper products for people in need. Through the help of the community and our staff at the main office in Brookneal, we received close to 200 donations for the ministry. If you missed our donation deadline, B.E.A.M. collects nonperishable food items like canned goods, crackers, peanut butter and jelly, and paper products on Tuesdays from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to noon. For more information, check out B.E.A.M. on Facebook.

To help spread Christmas cheer to local residents, our Rustburg showroom and students from Mrs. Terral’s Early Learning Center class at Liberty Christian Academy joined together to give back to Liberty Ridge Nursing Home in Lynchburg. Our staff and the class put together gift bags including socks, lotions, packs of tissues, Chapstick lip balm, soft peppermints, and homemade cards to give to each of the 52 residents living in the home. On Wednesday, December 23rd, the group delivered each gift bag to the community at Liberty Ridge Nursing Home. Santa Claus also made an appearance at the event.

If you would like to learn more about how to give back or to learn about volunteer opportunities with Liberty Ridge Nursing Home, contact the Activities Director, Melissa, at 434-847-2860.

Children, women and families make up the foundation of America.  To ensure a better future of all of us, it is imperative that children are able to flourish and create the future of our world.  Without the support women and families, these children won’t have the opportunity to change our world into what it will become.  It is through this idea that we choose to support our community.