Chesterfield Towne Center is proud to be a community partner. We strive to meet community challenges through a combination of employee volunteerism, financial support, in-kind donations and partnerships with non-profit organizations which have missions consistent with our vision and values. We have established long-term affiliations with a variety of prominent organizations such as Step Up Women’s Network.

To learn more about our partnership with Step Up Women’s Network, click here.

Community Partners

Central Virginia Foodbank:
Chesterfield Towne Center employees volunteer in the Community Kitchen each month preparing and packaging food for those in need. In addition, we work with the Central Virginia Food Bank to host food drives at our center. 

The Central Virginia Foodbank (CVFB) was founded in 1980 to procure and distribute food efficiently and effectively to feeding programs throughout the area. Since then, the Central Virginia Foodbank service area has grown to include 31 counties and five cities in the Central Virginia region. Presently, we distribute food through a network of more than 500 network partner agencies, which includes more than 130 child care providers serving needy children. In addition, we serve as many as 4,000 daily meals in the summer and 2,000 daily meals during the school year to needy children through our 42 Kids Café and 13 Café for Kids programs.

Chesterfield County Waste and Resource Recovery:
We partner with the Chesterfield County Anti-Litter Program to host their annual Environmental Fair at our center. The Environmental Fair welcomes local exhibitors with information regarding environmentally-friendly products and services. Additionally, the fair has various "green" events including e-cycling, rain barrel workshops and information about recycling, water conservation, energy management, alternative fuels and composting.

Salvation Army:
Chesterfield Towne Center serves as host site for the Salvation Army Angel Tree program, along with Red Kettle appeal at mall entrances.

Greater Richmond SCAN:
Chesterfield Towne Center works with Greater Richmond SCAN in conjunction with our monthly Club Mom event. All of the donations collected from new Club Mom registrations go to support Greater Richmond SCAN.

Greater Richmond SCAN (Stop Child Abuse Now) is a local nonprofit organization dedicated solely to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect in the Greater Richmond area. SCAN was founded in 1991 in response to the rapidly growing rate of child abuse and neglect in the City of Richmond and its surrounding counties. SCAN is an affiliate of Prevent Child Abuse Virginia.

Chesterfield County Community Policing Office:
The Chesterfield County Police Department has a Community Policing Office that focuses on crime prevention in the community. The community resource center serves as a site for informational meetings regarding crime prevention.  The room can also be used by area non-profit organizations for meetings (free of charge). To reserve the Community Policing Office, call 794-4662.

Contribution Requests

Each year, Chesterfield Towne Center will contribute a preset amount of funds in the form of Gift Cards, merchandise and use of property to a diverse group of organizations. Hundreds of requests are anticipated each year. Donation recipients may include civil organizations' education programs; food banks; foundations; hospitals and healthcare organizations; youth programs; performing arts and museums and many more. Each request is reviewed carefully, however, not all requests can be granted.

For more information, please click here.

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