Preserving our Nations Battlefields Allows Us To Walk the Fields Where History Happened. A group of concerned citizens in the Fredericksburg Virginia area decided it was time to stand up to the senseless destruction of our heritage and to form a historic lands trust. The Central Virginia Battlefields Trust (CVBT) was incorporated in 1996 and adopted as its mission the preservation of historic battlefield terrain. ​ Our motto became “dirt and grass.” Since then, we have helped to preserve nearly 2,000 acres of critical ground on the battlefields of Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, The Wilderness, and Spotsylvania Court House, as well as Brandy Station to date. ​ In addition to purchasing land, our mission includes advocacy for battlefield preservation. At the state and federal levels, advocacy is relatively impersonal. At the local level, advocacy unfolds in a manner much more personal, and therefore can become more confrontational. Consequently, CVBT decided early on to work in cooper

In 1945, a group of veterans blinded during World War II came together to form the BVA. Today we serve all veterans who are blind and visually impaired, by helping them with VA claims, blind rehab, and finding employment when they are ready.

What is Vetshouse, Inc ? Unique, nonprofit organization serving homeless veterans in Hampton Roads Not a shelter Twelve month program providing: Transition housing in contemporary homes Job placement, personal skills and development counseling. Food and transportation. A hand-up, not a hand out. Successful residents of Vetshouse, Inc graduate from our program with: Jobs that will support their needs Sufficient savings to pay their independent living expenses Budgeting and personal skills, enabling self sufficiency Pride to become productive citizens of the Hampton Roads area