Langley for Families Foundation Donations Exceed $1 Million in 2022

Langley employees volunteered at the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank for Langley’s 3rd annual MLK Jr. Day of Service

Celebrating over $1 million in Grants for 2022

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – (January 15, 2023) – The Langley for Families Foundation surpassed the $1 million dollar mark again this year, with a total of $1,029,780 distributed to nonprofits over the course of 2022. Combined with the philanthropic efforts of Langley Federal Credit Union, donations exceeded $1.6 million.

The donations assisted 137 regional nonprofit organizations in addition to Langley’s continued support of CHKD’s new mental health hospital in Norfolk. The funded organizations focused on four program areas: healthcare, housing and human services, safety and security, and education.

Since its start in 2014, the Foundation has donated over $4.6 million to nonprofit organizations serving individuals and families struggling to make ends meet. These funds were generated from generous employees, members and successful fundraising events such as the annual golf tournament and cash raffle.

“Due to inflation over the course of 2022, many nonprofits saw an increased need for their services as well as increased costs to provide those services,” said President & CEO Tom Ryan. “Surpassing the $1 million milestone was a huge accomplishment for our staff and members, and uniquely positioned Langley to support our community’s most impactful nonprofit partners, ensuring critical resources and services were available for our friends and neighbors in need.”

Langley Federal Credit Union also made a profound economic impact in the region beyond charitable giving. With more than $4.1 billion in member deposits, $4.4 billion in member loans and more than 350,000 members, Langley plays an important everyday role in the Hampton Roads community.

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Highlights from Langley’s 2022 community impact:

• Donated $160,000  in scholarships to local universities, teachers and graduating high school seniors, a 28% increase from 2021 in scholarship contributions
• Donated $10,000 to American Red Cross of Coastal Virginia to support the Hurricane Ian recovery efforts of deployed Virginians after the storm had devastated the Fort Myers area and over a dozen surrounding counties in Florida
• Langley received two awards recognizing community impact efforts:
  • Habitat for Humanity Peninsula & Greater Williamsburg presented Langley with an award for their legacy support of their Housing Partnership program
  • Edmarc recognized Langley for their support and advocacy efforts as they expand their service area from South Hampton Roads into the Peninsula and James City County. Langley is providing office space at cost to Edmarc as they expand the reach of their service area to the Upper Peninsula

Employee Impact

• Employee giving reached an all-time high with just over $51k donated to the Langley for Families Foundation through Langley’s payroll giving program. Combined with Langley Federal Credit Union’s 100% match on these contributions, the Foundation distributed $103,110 to employee-nominated nonprofits
• Between volunteer services provided on Langley’s 3rd annual MLK Jr. Day of Service, National Volunteer Week in April, and a variety of other community projects completed over the course of the year, Langley employees volunteered a total of 2,370 hours, an estimated value of $70,000
• Langley’s senior team volunteered to serve on 28 nonprofit Boards of Directors
• During the holidays, Langley employees fulfilled the holiday wish lists of 100 foster children through Tidewater Friends of Foster Care’s Adopt-A-Child initiative

2022 Nonprofit Grant Recipients