Educational dinners are a series of educational presentations hosted at restaurants around the state. Facilitators are clinicians, national advocates, and industry experts. Educational dinners enable those affected by inherited bleeding disorders to connect with people from their local community, as well as learn about a range of relevant topics.
Throughout the month, we will be sharing stories of individuals and families who have been impacted by the work of VHF, made possible only by generous donations from people like you. Please give today, and know that your support is going to a worthy cause. Lamont...
(Make a plan. Include your specific health and safety needs when creating your emergency plan. Ready.gov/myplan. Brought to you by the Ad Council and Ready.) September is National Preparedness Month. During the last few months, we have witnessed Americans experience...
What a great week at Camp Youngblood hosted by Camp Holiday Trails (CHT) in Charlottesville. We all experienced camp magic from the youngest campers to the seasoned counselors and staff. Counselors and staff worked tirelessly to make the session extra special!...
The VHF Annual Meeting took us full circle to the beautiful Wyndham Virginia Crossings Hotel, a location where we first met Kelly Waters, 11 years ago! The quaint atmosphere gave us many opportunities to spend both days with new and old friends. On Friday night, we...
