Virginia Asset Group has supported Safe House Project through board service, volunteer participation, community events, and financial support. The relationship reflects the firm’s belief that meaningful community involvement grows through sustained commitment rather than one-time gestures.
Darin Ely served on the organization’s board for several years and remained closely involved in its work. Members of the Virginia Asset Group team have also supported Safe House Project through volunteer hours, charitable events, and ongoing participation.
As part of that support, Virginia Asset Group applied for a grant offered by the Pacific Life Foundation on behalf of Safe House Project. The application was successful, resulting in a $5,000 grant for the organization.
The grant presentation was an important moment, but it represents only one part of a broader relationship. Virginia Asset Group has continued to support Safe House Project because the firm values organizations that serve people and strengthen communities through consistent, mission-driven work.
Virginia Asset Group is grateful for the opportunity to help connect Safe House Project with additional resources and looks forward to continuing its community involvement through service, participation, and long-term relationships.