Employment Opportunities

None currently

Donate

Donations to South River Development Corporation are tax deductible.

Household goods intended for the use of tenants are NOT accepted.  Please reach out to other community organizations with these types of items.

Monetary donations can be designated for general operating costs or for use at a specific property.  Please contact us in advance if you would like to make a large donation or sponsor a particular type of project.

In-kind donations of goods and services can be accepted by prior arrangement only.  Current needs include professional framing and matting of historic photographs, book stands, and access to a book scanner.

Items related to the Brandon Hotel, Brandon Institute, and Fairfax Hall, including furniture, memorabilia, books, photographs, and documents are gladly accepted.  We are only able to accept the following Fairfax Hall yearbooks:

Volunteer or Community Service Hours

Possible projects include but aren’t limited to:

• Research on the history of Fairfax Hall
• Scanning historic documents from the Fairfax Hall archives
• Transcribing scanned documents
• Weeding/Planting flower beds (seasonally)
• Musical performances for residents at Fairfax Hall

SRDC is also open to cooperating on Girl Scout Gold Award Take Action projects and Boy Scout Eagle Scout Projects.  Bring your idea or contact us to brainstorm!

SRDC is happy to document community service hours with prior notification.

Land and/or Buildings

South River Development Corporation is delighted to consider offers involving land and/or buildings in the Staunton, Waynesboro, and Augusta County areas.  There are several ways that you can offer your property to South River Development Corporation.

• Donation, of course, would be amazing!
• Tax-advantaged sales allow SRDC to purchase your property while you are able to write off a portion of the sale price. SRDC is more than happy to set up a meeting with our tax advisors to review this process with you.
• Development partnerships between you and SRDC take a lot of negotiation and cooperation but can open up new funding sources or improve the likelihood of receiving other funding.
• Management agreements are possible in very limited circumstances – typically only to government or non-profit entities.