×Loudoun Cares is dedicated to helping our community make it through COVID-19
The COVID-19 Emergency Fund and Helpline is staffed by Loudoun Cares and responds to requests for financial assistance. Originally a partnership with Catholic Charities Diocese of Arlington Emergency Assistance Leesburg team until Oct 2021, now the line is being exclusively manned by the Loudoun Cares team.
Trained staff from Loudoun Cares work together to complete an intake process and assess the needs of each caller. Our staff work hand in hand with our Faith Network to bring aid to those struggling to meet their financial obligations.
Loudoun residents who need help paying rent and/or utilities as a result of lost wages from the COVID-19 crisis can call
COVID-19 Emergency Fund and Helpline at 703-669-5040
Staff and volunteers can provide assistance in any language, using interpreter services. In addition, cal specialists will help identify additional government, nonprofit, and faith-based resources.
The COVID19 Helpline connects Loudoun residents to the resources they need to help navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic. Contact us at (703) 669-5040.
As of November 22 , 2022, Loudoun Cares has impacted over 9,000 residents (46% children) that were severely impacted by COVID-19. Many of the members of these families were laid off from their job, have longterm complications, or continue to affects by closures in the work place.
As of November 22, 2022, we have help distributed and secured over $1.65 million in COVID-19 relief for 1,000 families in the Loudoun area. These funds helped to keep these families in their homes and their lights on.
COVID-19 Success Stories
Rachel is a single mom that was let go from her job in June and did not qualify for the county’s Limited Rent Program. She was recently able to start work at a local Loudoun hotel. Because she was unemployed for several months, she was unable to pay rent. With help from our Faith Network, we were able to help cover her rent. Rachel is set to move forward with her life and stay in her home with her 12-year-old daughter.
Emily worked in the hospitality industry in Loudoun and was several months behind on her rent. In April she was furloughed due to COVID, but was recently let go from her job. Loudoun Cares provided assistance to her through the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund. She is now looking for a new job while staying in her home.
Bob works at a local restaurant and has had reduced hours since the beginning of the pandemic. He is struggling to keep his young family safe in their home. We were able to help with several months of rent and utilities while also referring him to other nonprofits that could help with food, diapers, and job services.
