For more than 30 years, the Virginia Counselors Association Foundation has invested in the people, programs and ideas that strengthen the counseling profession across the state.
Through scholarships, grants, leadership development opportunities and professional recognition programs, the foundation helps counselors grow their impact and better serve individuals, families, schools and communities.
As an endowment-based nonprofit organization, every gift helps create opportunities that extend far beyond today. Your support fuels innovation, develops future leaders and advances the counseling profession for generations to come.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Donate today or contact the foundation to learn more about giving opportunities, planned gifts, volunteer service and partnership opportunities.
Your Gift in Action
Donor support makes it possible for the foundation to:
• Award the Suzee Leone Grants Program, supporting innovative counseling initatives.
• Fund the Pete Warren Student Fellows Scholarship, helping prepare the next generation of counseling leaders.
• Support leadership development and professional growth opportunities for counselors.
• Expand access to professional memberships, conference participation and networking opportunities.
• Support publications and educational resources that strengthen the profession.
• Recognize outstanding service and leadership through the John Cook Award and related programs.
• Promote excellence, innovation and advocacy across all counseling settings.
Every contribution helps counselors access the resources, skills and opportunities needed to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those they serve.
Benefits of Giving
Giving to the Foundation provides benefits for both donors and the counseling profession.
The Virginia Counselors Association Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
Your support helps:
• Advance professional education and development.
• Strengthen counseling services throughout Virginia.
• Expand opportunities for students and emerging professionals.
• Foster innovation through grants and special projects.
• Build a stronger future for the counseling profession.