If you are interested in lending your knowledge, experience, and leadership to help homebound adults and adults with disabilities access crucial services and remain independent, safe and connected in their own homes, we would love to talk with you about serving as a member on the Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers Board of Directors.
Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers (LVC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit helping older homebound adults and adults with disabilities maintain independence, dignity, and connection. Through compassionate, door‑through‑door services, we ensure neighbors can safely remain in the communities they love. We provide: Transportation to medical and life‑sustaining appointments, Wheelchair-accessible rides through our Care‑a‑van, Grocery shopping and errands, Friendly visits and phone calls to reduce isolation, Home food delivery in partnership with Loudoun Hunger Relief and Dulles South Food Pantry, and Money Management assistance,
Our Mission: To connect caring volunteers with older homebound adults and adults with disabilities to provide transportation, support, and companionship—helping them live independently, feel valued, and remain connected to their community.
Our Vision: LVC envisions a community where older homebound adults and adults with disabilities live with dignity, independence, and community connection. Through the power of caring volunteers, we will cultivate a community where neighbors support neighbors, and every individual feels valued and included.
Our Core Values: We serve with compassion, honoring the dignity of every individual through empathy and kindness. We build community by fostering meaningful connections among volunteers, care receivers, and partners to strengthen Loudoun County. With a commitment to integrity, we act ethically, transparently, and responsibly in all decisions. We demonstrate respect by valuing diversity and ensuring fairness and inclusion for all. Through dedicated service, we improve lives through volunteerism and advocacy, and through collaboration, we unite board, staff, volunteers, and community to achieve shared goals.
Our services are made possible by cultivating strong community partnerships. LVC partners with organizations across the county to broaden our impact. Loudoun Hunger Relief, Dulles South Food Pantry, Loudoun County Department of Mental Health, Social Security Administration, Dulles Area Transportation Association (DATA), and the Loudoun Human Services Network are a few of the collaborative partnerships that help us deliver comprehensive, coordinated care.
Our Impact: In 2025, more than 200 volunteers helped transform lives across Loudoun County. Together, we provided: 5,000+ rides to medical and essential appointments, 2,200ts, 2,200, 200+ food deliveries, money management support for 56 adults, and assistance to 300+ individuals working to maintain independence.
What our Care Receivers are Saying: “Without Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers, I wouldn’t be able to get to my doctor appointments or have groceries in my home. The volunteers make me feel like I’m not alone. They’ve truly changed my life.”
