"What we do, we do for all," ~ Ethel Percy Andrus, AARP Founder (1884-1967) AARP Virginia makes a difference for Virginians 50+ and their families across the Commonwealth. Through the combined efforts of a network of volunteers and state office staff, AARP works to improve health care, financial security and help protect those vulnerable members of our population. AARP Virginia accomplishes its goals through meetings with state officials, working with other concerned organizations and forming coalitions with other groups. From our Richmond office, AARP Virginia's 12-member staff works with the volunteers and other organizations to hold events and activities in every corner of the Commonwealth. AARP volunteers in Virginia serve as community coordinators, events, staff, Tax Aide counselors, Driver Safety instructors, chapter leaders and volunteer advocates. They are involved in their communities and are the personification of AARP's motto of "to serve, not to be served." More than one million Virginians are AARP members. We invite you to explore the AARP Virginia website at www.aarp.org/va. For more information on AARP Virginia and how to get involved call our toll-free number at 1-866-542-8164.

We are a non-profit committed to providing hope, restoration, and opportunity to survivors of slavery and human trafficking Gray Haven began serving trafficking survivors with one client, their first, in February 2012. Their story, however, begins much earlier. Josh and Andrea Bailey, having recently become aware in 2007 of the global issue of Human Trafficking, began brainstorming a way to offer holistic restoration to those affected. One focal point was not just to offer services, but to offer a community surrounding and supporting each survivor. In 2009, their journey reached a defining moment: Gray Haven. Though this organization was just an idea, the Bailey’s knew it would become their life’s work. What they did not know, however, was how quickly it would be realized. Gray Haven has become a resource for local, state, and federal law enforcement, as well as a resource for programs and organizations striving to serve trafficking survivors. To read a personal reflection of their story go here: thegrayhaven.org/ourjourney

A college fraternity with more than 15,000 undergraduates at 221 chapters across the United States. We are Building Balanced Men. sigep.org Sigma Phi Epsilon is a college fraternity with chapters on 221 campuses nationwide. SigEp has over 15,000 undergraduates, the most of any national fraternity. More than 326,000 men have joined SigEp since its founding in Richmond, Va. on November 1, 1901. It’s no secret that SigEp is here to make men better men – Balanced Men. So what exactly do we mean? We believe that shared experiences and continual growth of our minds and bodies help us live the best life. SigEp has many experiences you will not find in any other student organization on campus. Explore the ruins of Athens on the Quest to Greece, challenge your mind with a Faculty Fellow who has an office in your chapter house, meet SigEps from other campuses, and learn how the Fraternity prepares you for life by attending EDGE. From our award-winning Leadership Continuum to the philosophy behind Sound Mind and Sound Body, Sigma Phi Epsilon is “Building Balanced Men.”