Empowering individuals with choices in purposeful living
Virginia Baptist Homes Inc gives at a scale measured in multi-million-dollar transfers to affiliated LifeSpire entities. The largest recent grants on file went to Virginia Baptist Homes Foundation, including $4,405,510 in 2024 and $4,131,891 in 2023, both described as support for the charitable activities of the LifeSpire entities. In 2025, the foundation also made $2,500,000 grants to Vbh Capgro Inc for the same purpose. That pattern points to an organization that funds its own network rather than making broad external awards. The foundation’s stated funding areas center on resident benevolence, spiritual life and chaplaincy, employee education scholarships, employee crisis assistance, volunteerism, and senior living support. Its programs are organized around funds such as the Benevolence Fund, Employee Education Fund, Spiritual Life Fund, and Employee Crisis Fund. The public description emphasizes benevolence and community support for residents, employees, and communities connected to LifeSpire. Across the grants on file, the recipient names and award language show a consistent focus on sustaining affiliated nonprofit entities and the communities they serve.
Resident assistance is a core theme. Through the Benevolence Fund, Virginia Baptist Homes Inc supports residents in need, and the grant program description ties that support to benevolence and resident financial assistance. Employee-focused support appears in two separate funds. The Employee Education Fund is listed for employee education and professional development, while the Employee Crisis Fund is meant to assist employees facing unexpected crises. Both are structured as internal support mechanisms rather than general public grant programs. Spiritual care is another stated area. The Spiritual Life Fund supports spiritual life and faith-based programming for residents, and the foundation’s broader program language also references chaplaincy. Community support extends beyond residents and employees. The VBH Foundation Grants program describes monetary donations, goods, services, and benevolence for LifeSpire communities, local community needs, and programs that support seniors.
The typical grant size sits in a narrow multi-million-dollar band: p25 is $4,200,296, the median is $4,268,700, and p75 is $4,337,105. That suggests relatively consistent award sizing rather than a wide spread of small and large grants. The recent records also show repeated support to the same affiliated organizations across multiple years, including Virginia Baptist Homes Foundation in 2023 and 2024 and Vbh Capgro Inc in 2025. The foundation is operating through named internal funds, and several of those funds are listed with unsolicited applications accepted, including the Employee Education Fund, Spiritual Life Fund, and Employee Crisis Fund. The overall structure is program-agnostic and organizational support oriented.
$5M
$106.8M
$11.8M
$14.3M
Most grants fall between $4.2M and $4.3M, with a median of $4.3M.
25th Percentile
$4.2M
Median
$4.3M
75th Percentile
$4.3M
About 100% of grants go to recipients in VA.
JONATHAN COOK
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Grantmaking is entirely in Virginia: 100% of grants in the recent data went to recipients in the HQ state, and the top giving state is also Virginia. Recipient cities on file include Richmond and Glen Allen. The Virginia pattern matches the foundation’s local scope and its emphasis on LifeSpire communities and nearby community needs. No non-U.S. recipient countries appear in the grants list.
The foundation’s stated focus areas include benevolence for residents, spiritual life and chaplaincy, employee education scholarships, employee crisis assistance, volunteerism and community impact, and senior living and long-term care support. Its program descriptions also emphasize support for LifeSpire communities, residents, employees, and local community needs.
The recent grants and program descriptions point to affiliated and local support. Recent awards went to Virginia Baptist Homes Foundation in Richmond and Vbh Capgro Inc in Glen Allen, and the stated program language refers to the charitable activities of the LifeSpire entities and to LifeSpire communities.
The grant-size distribution is tightly clustered: p25 is $4,200,296, the median is $4,268,700, and p75 is $4,337,105. The recent grants also include two $2,500,000 awards in 2025.
Yes. The Employee Education Fund, Spiritual Life Fund, and Employee Crisis Fund are all listed with unsolicited applications accepted. The Benevolence Fund and VBH Foundation Grants program are described as internal support funds and grant programs for residents, communities, and seniors.
Its recent grants are entirely in Virginia. The grant recipient country distribution shows 100% in the US, and the recipient cities listed include Richmond and Glen Allen.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VBH CAPGRO INC | GLEN ALLEN, VA | $2,500,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE LIFESPIRE ENTITIES |
| VBH CAPGRO INC | GLEN ALLEN, VA | $2,500,000 | 2025 | TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE LIFESPIRE ENTITIES |
| VIRGINIA BAPTIST HOMES FOUNDATION | RICHMOND, VA | $4,405,510 | 2024 | TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE LIFESPIRE ENTITIES |
| VIRGINIA BAPTIST HOMES FOUNDATION | RICHMOND, VA | $4,131,891 | 2023 | TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE LIFESPIRE ENTITIES |
VBH CAPGRO INC
$2,500,000TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE LIFESPIRE ENTITIES
VBH CAPGRO INC
$2,500,000TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE LIFESPIRE ENTITIES
VIRGINIA BAPTIST HOMES FOUNDATION
$4,405,510TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE LIFESPIRE ENTITIES
VIRGINIA BAPTIST HOMES FOUNDATION
$4,131,891TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE LIFESPIRE ENTITIES