Rep. Scott Taylor (VA-02) stopped by Eggleston today to hear about the services we provide and learn directly from our employees and management staff the importance of providing employment opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Santa Claus made a surprise visit to our summer camp at Civitan Acres in Chesapeake. The weeks are flying by and campers are having a great time thanks to all our donors and OK5K sponsors who support summer camp.

Eggleston team members are shown supporting the World’s Finest Navy by performing food service duties at the Naval Station Galley in Norfolk, Virginia. We’re honored to serve those who protect the freedoms that we so greatly cherish!

The law firm Vandeventer Black and family members continued their tradition of helping prepare our Civitan Acres property for Summer Camp 2017. The camp, which runs for 7 weeks every summer, give persons with disabilities a great summer camp experience while caregivers are home also get a break from providing care. The volunteers painted, spread mulch, did clean-up, repaired broken items and did power washing and planted flowers. This is the third year the company has cleaned up the camp and is just one of many ways the company helps Eggleston. On April 26th Vandeventer Black will be honored with an award for Corporate Citizen volunteer service at the Volunteer Hampton Roads Volunteer Achievement awards on April 26. For information on the event visit www.volunteerhr.org. Thanks to our friends at Vandeventer Black.

At age 94, Harry McCoy isn’t ready to slow down. A retired Norfolk attorney and member of the Norfolk Rotary Club, Mr. McCoy has fond and very sharp memories of Mrs. Eggleston. He has maintained a scrapbook of photos of Mrs. Eggleston from the 1930’s. “Mr. and Mrs. Eggleston were like family to me,” recalls Mr. McCoy. “My parents were very close with Aubrey and Louise Eggleston and I called her “Aunt Louise.” We lived across the street and I remember the good things Mrs. Eggleston was doing many years before she became involved with the Tidewater Vocational Center which they later renamed Eggleston in her honor.”

To hear Mr. McCoy’s remembrances of Louise W. Eggleston you can use the audio player below.

Applications are now online for the 2017 Summer Camp program at Eggleston at Civtan Acres. Click here for the application: Download Application

Attention Eggleston Employees:

For Tuesday Jan. 10, since all public schools will be closed:

Day supports – closed- liberal leave

Work sites – use your best judgement if you should close, but offer liberal leave to staff

Residential, government sites, other Alpha personnel – please report as normal.

The Corvette raffle drawing to benefit Warrior Bridge was held on November 11th. Doug Clark of Carrolton, VA won the 1975 Warrior Bridge Corvette. The winning ticket # was 0051 and was drawn by Eggleston Automotive Employee Reggie Cray.

Join us on November 11th, 10 AM at Eggleston Automotive Center located at 3525 North Military Highway for the Warrior Bridge 1975 Corvette raffle drawing!  Thank you to everyone who purchased a ticket benefiting Warrior Bridge, an Eggleston Community Resource.

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The Warrior Bridge Corvette is a custom rebuild. The vehicle is awarded as is, with no warranty. Eggleston assumes no responsibility for any repair or further modification. Winner responsible for titling fees and taxes. It can currently be titled as an antique, not a vehicle for daily use. Drawing will take place Nov. 11, 2016. Ticket sales deadline is 4 PM on November 9th. Ticket sales are now closed. A complete set of rules and regulations may be found at www.egglestonservices.org Warrior Bridge is a division of Eggleston, 1161 Ingleside Rd. Norfolk, VA 23502 Fed ID 54-0602238