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Securing a Future of Service

St. Joseph’s Villa is the longest serving nonprofit for children in the United States. We have been open to the most vulnerable and underserved children and families 24 hours a day, seven days a week, since 1834. Throughout our entire history, community support has sustained our mission.

The Villa’s $24 million Endowment is the product of generous individual philanthropy and prudent stewardship of resources. It provides financial stability for the Villa to withstand unpredictable changes in public funding and in educational and social service policies, especially in difficult economic times–when those we serve need it most.

As the reach of our programs grows, we seek to increase our Endowment by more than 10%. This increase will enable us to meet the rising demands for health and human services, and look beyond the immediate costs of programs to anticipate the needs of the future. The Endowment is expertly managed by our Foundation Board.

Our named Funds for Excellence honor supporters who commit $100,000 or more to the Endowment. Those who fund their endowment through a planned gift are recognized as members of the Villa’s Archway Society.

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Recent News

Richmond Kickers 2024

Join Us at the Richmond Kickers Benefit Night for the Villa

Join us at City Stadium on Thursday, August 29th for St. Joseph's Villa Benefit Night as the Richmond Kickers take on the Spokane Velocity! $7 of every ticket sold through THIS LINK will directly

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GRTC ribbon cutting

GRTC's Route 1 Extension Improves Access to Villa Campus

We are excited to announce that the GRTC bus line now includes two stops on our campus, making it easier than ever for individuals and families to access our services!

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Back to School Drive

Help a Child Succeed This School Year!

With a new school year right around the corner, we’re calling on our friends to help prepare our teachers and classrooms for the year ahead! Did you know that teachers

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