Events
THANK YOU to everyone who has met the uncertainties of COVID with us, and continued to support VIA during this time.
Learn more about attending or hosting an event to benefit VIA's students, clients, and families: advancement@viacenters.org
UP NEXT: Golf Tournament
The 7th Annual VIA Charity Golf Event will be hosted at The Club at Glenmore on June 29th, 2022. We are hoping to have over 30 teams help us raise funds to support life-changing services for people with autism in our region. Several adult clients will be on-site to help get everything organized and we will also have a VIAble Ventures pop-up shop at the reception.
A huge thanks to our lead sponsors: Skanska, and Perkins + Will and BR+A!
Learn more and register at https://www.theclubatglenmore.com/VIA.
Participate in our golf art auction (June 17-26): https://viautism.betterworld.org/auctions/golf
PAST EVENTS
Run/Walk for Autism 5K
The 2022 annual Run/Walk for Autism 5K returned to its home at Charlottesville High School this past April. By participating in Run/Walk for Autism, participants were an integral part of VIA’s mission to help individuals and families overcome the challenges of autism by providing high quality, evidence-based programs.
You can check out a recap of the event, view race results, team fundraising totals, prize winners and event photos at runforautism5k.org. Congratualations to all of our winners and participants!
VIA's 25th Anniversary Celebration
This fall, VIA celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a series of dinners hosted by Board Members and volunteers. We were able to reflect on all VIA has accomplished and work together to ensure VIA's success over the next 25 years and beyond.
Stay tuned for information about our fall 2022 event at the Wool Factory tp celebrate our inaugural members of the VIP Circle, VIA's first-ever leadership annual giving program.
CAAAS Grand Opening
The VIA community celebrated the grand opening of the Center for Adolescent and Adult Autism Services (CAAAS) on Tuesday, September 28. The First Lady of Virginia, Pamela Northam, spoke during the event. "In Virginia, we celebrate minds of all kinds. Our diversity is part of what makes our Commonwealth great," said First Lady Pamela Northam. "As a former occupational therapist, I appreciate the critical need for quality special education and warm supportive environments."
Check out photos from the event.
If you would like to support this project or purchase VIA swag from the event, please reach out to Nicole Thomas, VIA's Chief Advancement Officer.