Drive-To-Work and DTW Driving School

10/06/2026

Thank you to our sponsors, supporters, and partners for making our 2026 Second Chance Community Luncheon on October 5 such a success! Board Chairman Brian Moran presented DTW's inaugural Legislative Service Award to Del. Betsy Carr of Richmond, a tireless advocate. We were honored to have Joseph Walters, director of Virginia's Department of Corrections, and members of his team discuss their important work and our longtime partnership. We applaud our sponsors for their generosity: Dominion Energy, DTW President & CEO Sara R. Wilson, Barnes & Diehl, Ironwood Private Wealth Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, DTW Founder O. Randolph Rollins, Board Chairman Brian Moran, T S W, Atlantic Union Bank, the Virginia Sheriffs' Institute, Woodfin, former Board member Sharon Burr, and Board members Kenneth T. Bailey, Alexandra "Sandy" Bowen, Sharon Burr, Alex Chudoba, Petersburg Sheriff Vanessa Crawford, Virginia L. Hudson, Jacqulynn B. Hugee, and William C. Thornton, Jr. Thanks to everyone!

09/29/2026

Don't Forget to Visit https://tinyurl.com/DTWRegisterNow and register! Drive-To-Work Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon | Monday, October 5.

Email from Drive to Work Organization The Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon is Oct. 5, 2026!   We hope you can join us for The Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon this year! Mark your Calend

09/28/2026

Register today for our Luncheon this Monday, Oct. 5!

Email from Drive to Work Organization The Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon is Oct. 5, 2026!   We hope you can join us for The Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon this year! Mark your Calend

09/22/2026

Don't Forget to Visit https://tinyurl.com/DTWRegisterNow and register! Drive-To-Work Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon | Monday, October 5.

Email from Drive to Work Organization The Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon is Oct. 5, 2026!   We hope you can join us for The Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon this year! Mark your Calend

09/15/2026

As we settle into Fall, Drive-To-Work wants you to be safe and maintain your vehicles during the change in seasons.

09/14/2026

Visit https://tinyurl.com/DTWRegisterNow and register today! Drive-To-Work Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon | Monday, October 5.

Email from Drive to Work Organization The Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon is Oct. 5, 2026!   We hope you can join us for The Annual Second Chance Community Luncheon this year! Mark your Calend

09/07/2026

🧢 Hats off to the hands that make it happen

09/01/2026

As we head into Fall, Drive-To-Work wants you to be safe and maintain your vehicles during the change in seasons.

08/28/2026

Virginia Law Foundation Awards Grant to DTW

Drive-To-Work and DTW Driving School received a $10,000 grant from the the which will help expand representation for underserved individuals.

At a luncheon on August 20 Virginia Museum of History & Culture the announced that it awarded $753,000 to 34 organizations this year. Since the grants program began in 1984, the foundation has given more than $30 million to support initiatives and nonprofits across Virginia. The grants advance the foundation’s mission to uphold the Rule of Law, expand access to justice, and enhance law-related education.

“We are truly honored to receive support from the Virginia Law Foundation as we work to help formerly incarcerated and low income Virginians regain their driving privileges,” said Sara R. Wilson, president and CEO of Drive-To-Work. “This grant strengthens our ability to help clients rebuild their lives, support their families, and contribute to their communities. We are deeply appreciative.”

You can watch coverage of the luncheon on WTVR-TV.
https://tinyurl.com/VLF-DTW-Awards

08/28/2026

Virginia Law Foundation Awards Grant to DTW

Drive-To-Work and DTW Driving School received a $10,000 grant from the the which will help expand representation for underserved individuals.

At a luncheon on August 20 Virginia Museum of History & Culture the announced that it awarded $753,000 to 34 organizations this year. Since the grants program began in 1984, the foundation has given more than $30 million to support initiatives and nonprofits across Virginia. The grants advance the foundation’s mission to uphold the Rule of Law, expand access to justice, and enhance law-related education.

“We are truly honored to receive support from the Virginia Law Foundation as we work to help formerly incarcerated and low income Virginians regain their driving privileges,” said Sara R. Wilson, president and CEO of Drive-To-Work. “This grant strengthens our ability to help clients rebuild their lives, support their families, and contribute to their communities. We are deeply appreciative.”

You can watch coverage of the luncheon on WTVR-TV. https://tinyurl.com/VLF-DTW-Awards