GiveLocalNRV 2026 raises more than $1 million for the region's nonprofits

The Editorial Team of Floyd Times would like to extend a special note of gratitude to Gather, which graciously hosted our Power Hour event as a part of its soft opening. We could not do what we do without the support of our community and those who believe in the power of local news.

GiveLocalNRV 2026 raises more than $1 million for the region's nonprofits
Community members get together for Floyd Times' Power Hour as a part of GiveLocalNRV 2026.

The Community Foundation of the New River Valley (CFNRV) announced last week that for the first time in its 13-year history, the GiveLocalNRV Giving Day surpassed $1 million raised for our communities.

With 2026’s record-breaking year, nonprofits have raised more than $6.15 million with GiveLocalNRV since 2014. 

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"This is a huge milestone for our community, made possible by the 3,386 donors who gave to 131 nonprofits this year," said Jessica Wirgau, CFNRV's Chief Executive Officer. "We are simply blown away by everyone’s generosity, and by the creativity and enthusiasm nonprofits bring to this event."

Floyd nonprofits raised the following amounts throughout the 2026 campaign:

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Leaderboards by organization's size

Small:

  • Most Dollars Raised: Floyd Times
  • Most Unique Donors: Old Church Gallery

Medium:

  • Most Dollars Raised: Montgomery Museum of Art and History
  • Most Unique Donors: LEAP Performing Arts Company

Large:

  • Most Dollars Raised: Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center
  • Most Unique Donors: St. John Neumann Academy

Find other prize and grant winners here.

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A special thank you from Floyd Times

The Editorial Team of Floyd Times would like to extend a special note of gratitude to Gather, which graciously hosted our Power Hour event as a part of its soft opening. We could not do what we do without the support of our community and those who believe in the power of local news.