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As you travel across Richmond, SOAR365’s hard work is everywhere: clean roadways, vibrant green spaces, and beautiful library gardens. Behind it all is SOAR365’s Commercial Grounds team. Here, employees with and without disabilities can earn competitive wages while improving our community.
SOAR365 has been named a Top Workplace in the Greater Richmond area for the fifth consecutive year, continuing the organization’s reputation as an employer of choice in our community.
Respite gives participants confidence and connection, while caregivers get a much-needed break. Zach, and his mom Jessicah, have experienced it first-hand.
SOAR365 earned a Capital Award in the Editorials/Op-Ed Columns category at the 79th Annual Virginia Public Relations Awards, hosted by PRSA Richmond on April 30, 2026. The organization was also named a finalist in the Commonwealth Award – Internal Communications category, marking another strong year of recognition for its communications work.
At SOAR365, our Adult Day Support participants get a chance to explore their community, develop life skills, try new activities, and make new friends. Every day is an adventure, and that keeps them coming back year after year.
SOAR365’s 2025 Annual Report, Powered by Partnership, reflects a year of meaningful progress made possible by the collective strength of our community.
Read the latest Stories from PARK365 column, featured on RichmondFamilyMagazine.com!
At SOAR365, volunteers are a vital part of everything we do. They support programs, build meaningful relationships with participants, and help create the welcoming, inclusive environment our community depends on every day.
SOAR365 is proud to welcome Molly Dean Bittner as the newest member of its Board of Directors. With decades of experience in philanthropy, fundraising, and community engagement, Molly brings a deep understanding of connecting people, purpose, and impact across the Greater Richmond region.
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In this episode, we sit down with Cindy Roberts, Director of Business and Corporate Initiatives at the Virginia Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired (DBVI), to explore how the organization is empowering individuals who are blind, vision impaired, or deaf-blind to achieve independence and meaningful careers.
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