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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.
Cheesy eggs and sausage, cuddling up with a favorite book, and dancing to a good beat – these are a few of Reyna’s favorite things. At home, her big brother pushes her around in her stander, as they laugh and chase their dog together.
The stander and her ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs) help provide Reyna with stability. Reyna was referred to early intervention at her nine-month checkup.
The Richmond Magazine Best & Worst survey is back for 2026 and SOAR365 needs your support! Cast your votes from now to 11:45 p.m. on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
At SOAR365, our mission of creating life-fulfilling opportunities for individuals with disabilities is greatly supported by the generosity of our donors. We recently had the opportunity to speak with Jay Choi, a co-owner of Oh! Mochi alongside Brian Yoo. Read the Q&A below to learn more about Jay’s journey as a donor and advocate for our mission.
Supporting a loved one with a disability is an act of love and care. Caregiving can feel very rewarding, but it can also be hard on your body and emotions. Many caregivers focus so much on helping others that they forget something important: your health matters too.
Since 2024, Daren Exum has been a dedicated volunteer, generously sharing his personal photo booth services at several of our events. As a small business owner, he uses his expertise to make each event meaningful for our participants and staff.
When a powerful winter storm hit the Richmond area this year, most people stayed home and waited for the ice to melt. SOAR365’s programs and offices stayed closed for the better part of a week, but at the Defense Supply Center Richmond (DSCR), the work couldn’t wait. It was up to SOAR365’s Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance team to clear the way.
Henry Sawyer completed his Eagle Scout project benefiting SOAR365’s Camp Baker participants.
On Thursday, February 26, SOAR365 hosted its annual Awards Banquet to celebrate the individuals, teams, and community partners who went above and beyond in 2025. The award recipients are nominated by their peers, reflecting their dedication to SOAR365’s mission.
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