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Title blurb about the story, can make purple to highlight things​ ​ (this is just the history text as a placeholder for the story) (can add images anywhere) For 40 years, residents of central Virginia have had help with their housing needs – first by the individual operations of the Fluvanna Housing Foundation and the Louisa Housing Foundation – then in 2003 by the merger of the two into the Fluvanna-Louisa Housing Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. ​ Here are just a few of the ways we have ensured warm, safe and dry housing for the families in our communities. In the 1980’s, many families in our area had no plumbing or running water. The Fluvanna and Louisa Housing Foundations made sure these critical needs were addressed. During the drought of 2002, when wells ran dry, we helped families dig or drill new wells. When wind and rain from Hurricane Isabel hit the East Coast, families turned to us for help restoring roofs that had been destroyed. After a massive snowstorm of 2008 damaged a number of homes, we responded with financial assistance and volunteers to do the repairs. When the destructive 2011 earthquake destroyed homes in central Virginia, we distributed federal funds for rebuilding. In 2020, when Covid-19 challenged the economic and housing stability of the community, we expanded our services and outreach. Today, under the leadership of Executive Director Kim Hyland, the Foundation has a renewed dedication to strengthening trust with the community by providing services with compassion, honesty, and simplicity. ​ ​

We are dedicated to serving our neighbors 27 New Roofs 151 Ramps 29 Rental Units Learn more about what we do Warm, Safe, Dry Here's what we did for our clients in 2022: Help us help neighbors Donate today or volunteer Donate Volunteer Opportunities Community Partners We stay local with stories from Thelma and many others in Fluvanna and Louisa counties. Stories of Compassion Hear more stories Essential Home Repair This program provides grant and loan assistance with necessary and critical home repairs for income eligible residents. Learn more about repairs Access Ramps If you cannot afford an access ramp and cannot get in and out of your home, we can help. Learn more about ramps Other Services We also provide other services ranging from rental units to financial education and assistance for first time home buyers. Learn about our other services

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Our History For 40 years, residents of central Virginia have had help with their housing needs – first by the individual operations of the Fluvanna Housing Foundation and the Louisa Housing Foundation – then in 2003 by the merger of the two into the Fluvanna-Louisa Housing Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. ​ Here are just a few of the ways we have ensured warm, safe and dry housing for the families in our communities. In the 1980’s, many families in our area had no plumbing or running water. The Fluvanna and Louisa Housing Foundations made sure these critical needs were addressed. During the drought of 2002, when wells ran dry, we helped families dig or drill new wells. When wind and rain from Hurricane Isabel hit the East Coast, families turned to us for help restoring roofs that had been destroyed. After a massive snowstorm of 2008 damaged a number of homes, we responded with financial assistance and volunteers to do the repairs. When the destructive 2011 earthquake destroyed homes in central Virginia, we distributed federal funds for rebuilding. In 2020, when Covid-19 challenged the economic and housing stability of the community, we expanded our services and outreach. Today, under the leadership of Executive Director Kim Hyland, the Foundation has a renewed dedication to strengthening trust with the community by providing services with compassion, honesty, and simplicity. ​ ​ ​ Learn about some of the programs and services we offer. ​ We also offer individualized education, counseling, referrals to housing, and legal services to help our residents gain the knowledge, skills, and abilities to continue to meet their housing needs. ​ ​

Our Staff Kim Hyland Executive Director Contact me Lindell Chavis Assistant Director Contact me Wanda Armstrong Fluvanna Coordinator Contact me Annabelle Anderson Louisa Coordinator Contact me Board of Directors David Vogt Board President Lead Pastor Antioch Baptist Church Ginger Dillard Board Vice President Dir. of Advocacy Services Jefferson Area Bd. of Aging Sarah Monceaux Board Secretary & Treasurer Avenue Realty Mozell Booker Fluvanna County Supervisor, Fork Union District Allison Pace Family Services Supervisor Fluvanna Social Services Wendy Morris Community Member Louisa County Resource Council Justin Holdgreiwe Cluster Branch Leader Truist Bank Rachel Jones Louisa County Supervisor, Green Springs District Frances Lewis Wayland Baptist Church, Pastor Stephanie Koren Former Louisa BoS Lake Anna Tractor Tom Payne Former Fluvanna BoS Beaver Dam Baptist Church Kiara Timberlake Community Member

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