Items given to our Villa Shoppe (formerly known as the Donation Center) go directly to Villa children and families in need, at no cost to them. We welcome clean and usable clothing, housewares, linens, toiletries, school and office supplies, and new toys and games.
Volunteers are able to accept your donations Monday – Wednesday, 11 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. The Villa Shoppe is located in the basement of the Administration Building (separate entrance on the right side of the building). Get directions.
Sorry, we are unable to accept: furniture, used mattresses, box springs, pillows, stuffed animals, car seats, console televisions, luggage and exercise equipment.
Your willingness to deliver the items to the Villa Shoppe is greatly appreciated as we do not have the resources to pick up donations from the community. If you have any additional questions please call 804-553-3202.
Please keep bags light so volunteers may easily lift them.
The Villa Grocery operates in partnership with FeedMore as a client-choice pantry, to make sure no Villa child or family goes hungry. We need your help to keep our shelves full. Our most needed items include:
Download a list of suggested donations here.
You can help deliver the tools our students need for a brighter school year by designating a financial gift for school supplies or by donating supplies at our Villa Shoppe. Many of our students would not have access to the school supplies they need without your help. Download our supplies lists here:
Recently housed individuals and families are in need of cookware in their new homes.
We are in need of diapers (sizes 4 and 5) and pull ups.
For students transitioning between buildings on rainy days.
We enjoyed having Congresswoman Spanberger for a tour of our campus and discussion of how our programs are meeting critical community needs. Students were thrilled by her visit!
Following international presentations in France, Pakistan, Belarus, and Nevis, Sarah Dooley Center for Autism Director Adam Dreyfus recently journeyed to Russia to collaborate with autism educators and professionals from around
St. Joseph’s Villa, a 30-year provider of housing and homeless services in central Virginia, has been selected to receive a $1.25 million grant from the Bezos Day 1 Families Fund.
