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ALEXANDRIA, VA-Revolve Solutions (1607A King St.) hosted an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, April 24, to introduce its nonprofit, Revolve Cares. founded last November.
“We are very excited about our expansion and official launch of our charity,” said Founder Christopher Reese. “We look forward to a bright and purposeful year. Revolve Cares’ vision is clear.” Its goal is “to drive meaningful change and positive impact within the communities in which we live, work, and thrive.”
Revolve Solutions, founded in 2006, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business consulting firm with a long history of supporting civic-minded events, youth-oriented programs, and employee-match donations. The firm is a provider of full-service enterprise architecture, business consulting, and communication services to some of the largest corporate and government enterprises in the country, A 501(c)(3) charitable company, it focuses on supporting local organizations that share the same values.
During the ceremony, members of the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce welcomed Revolve Cares and thanked them for the contributions they have already made to the community. Members remarked they are happy the new foundation chose Alexandria for its location. During the day’s events, Revolve Cares presented checks to four local charities: Carpenter’s Shelter, The Salvation Army, Volunteer Alexandria, and ALIVE!.
Reese’s Inspiration
Committed to influencing positive change, Revolve has led two major philanthropic efforts that are especially close to Reese. His brother was diagnosed with PKU – a rare genetic disease – as an infant. So Revolve established an endowment with Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh that focuses on funding medical research and family support for those affected by PKU.
Inspired by Reese’s son, who was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D), Revolve also sponsored fundraisers that raised more than $12,000 last year for the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of JDRF, the world’s leading fundraiser for T1D.
Revolve has also supported the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, World Central Kitchen, Educate Fairfax, The Scholarship Fund of Alexandria, American Cancer Society, and many more
Revolve has always been dedicated to giving back to the organizations and causes that needed our support,” said Reese. “Revolve Cares is an extension to these philanthropic initiatives and will also help us centralize our purposeful giving.”
To learn more about Revolve Cares, visit revolvecares.org.
