Charlottesville Elks Lodge Donates $10,000 to Child Advocacy Center

Charlottesville, VA, October 2, 2026 — The Charlottesville Elks Lodge has provided a significant financial contribution to a local organization dedicated to supporting children. The lodge has donated $10,000 to the Foothills Child Advocacy Center.

The donation was made by the Charlottesville chapter of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, a national fraternal organization. The Elks Lodge is known for its philanthropic efforts within local communities. The recipient of this latest donation, the Foothills Child Advocacy Center, provides services aimed at assisting children who have experienced abuse or trauma.

The exact date of the donation was not immediately available. Funds from the Elks Lodge are typically raised through member activities and community events held throughout the year. The purpose of the donation is to support the operational needs of the Foothills Child Advocacy Center and its ongoing work with vulnerable children in the region. The specific programs or initiatives the funds will be allocated to were not detailed.

Child advocacy centers serve as crucial resources, offering a coordinated approach involving law enforcement, prosecution, child protection services, and mental health professionals to ensure child victims are interviewed and supported in a child-friendly environment. These centers aim to reduce further trauma for children and facilitate thorough investigations.

The Charlottesville Elks Lodge’s commitment to community service is a long-standing tradition. This contribution underscores their dedication to supporting local non-profit organizations that address critical social needs. The Foothills Child Advocacy Center expressed gratitude for the support, noting the impact such donations have on their ability to continue providing essential services to children and their families.

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