Serving Loudoun since 1984 · Free · Confidential · Trauma-informed · Survivor-centered For more than 40 years, LAWS has been where Loudoun County turns when domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, or child abuse shatters a life. It began in 1984 with three local women, $3,000, and immeasurable determination; a year later, they opened the county's first - and still only - emergency shelter for survivors fleeing domestic violence. Today, LAWS is the County's designated provider of free, confidential services for survivors: a 24/7 crisis hotline, emergency shelter, on-staff attorneys providing free legal representation (the only domestic violence and sexual assault nonprofit in Virginia to do so), trauma therapy for children and adults, hospital accompaniment, bilingual services, prevention education, and the Loudoun Child Advocacy Center. LAWS also holds the county's response together - coordinating the Domestic Abuse Response Team, co-leading the Sexual Assault Response Team, and convening the child-abuse Multidisciplinary Team - so help arrives coordinated rather than fragmented. The need has never been greater. In fiscal year 2025 alone, LAWS answered 1,256 crisis calls - 162 of them flagged as potential homicide risks - and provided 4,291 nights of safe shelter to 178 people, more than half of them children. Its advocates logged 5,224 hours alongside 707 survivors; its attorneys secured 36 protective orders; and its Child Advocacy Center conducted 197 forensic interviews for children. Since 2019, survivors report abuse that is dramatically more dangerous - weapons used or threatened up 77 percent, and homelessness caused by domestic violence up 161 percent. Through all of it, LAWS never turns a survivor away and stewards its resources so carefully that 73 cents of every dollar goes straight to services - earning it 2025 Best Nonprofit in Loudoun. Every survivor who comes through our doors has already shown extraordinary courage by asking for help. Our responsibility as a community is to make sure that when they do, we have a place worthy of that courage. Where This Role Comes In – Capital Campaign Manager As the Capital Campaign Manager, you will carry the most ambitious undertaking in LAWS's history across the finish line: the campaign to build a new emergency shelter and community services center for survivors in Loudoun County. With more than 80 percent of the $11.6 million already committed, you will be the person in the room and in the community who closes the gap- engaging donors, telling the story, and moving gifts from first conversation to signed pledge to ribbon-cutting. This is a rare chance to own a campaign end to end, to watch a building rise because of relationships you built, and to know that for decades to come, survivors will find safety in a place you helped make real. If you want your fundraising to leave something standing, this is that role.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior