CHIP of Roanoke Valley 2024-2025 Annual Report

Board of Directors MEMBERS OF THE BOARD

Kristin Adkins Cristina Agee Mary-Katherine Bishop Sharon Chickering Hugh Craft, MD Daphne Damen, CPNP-PC, IBCLC Evan Deyerle

Roanoke City & Alleghany Health Districts City of Salem Commonwealth's Attorney Office Roanoke City Public Schools Trial Lawyers P.C. Carilion Clinic Physicians to Children Atlantic Union Bank Stay-at-Home Mom Stay-at-Home Mom Hoot and Holler Stories City of Roanoke Department of Social Services VT Carilion School of Medicine Pediatrician Carilion Clinic

Denise Friedman, PhD Grayson Hollingsworth Lee Hunsaker Dana Jennings Kristopher Rau, PhD

Lynn Rebello, MD Rhonda Shannon Kathy Stockburger Matthew Thomas Meredith Thompson Lora Wilkinson Angelica Witcher Walker, PhD Kathy Stockburger Consulting Wells Fargo Commercial Capital Botetourt County Public Schools Delta Dental of Virginia VT Carilion School of Medicine EXECUTIVE COMMITEE President Vice President Kristopher Rau, PhD Grayson Hollingsworth Evan Deyerle Rhonda Shannon Rachel Hopkins PRESIDENT’S REMARKS Secretary Treasurer CEO

This year, Child Health Investment Partnership (CHIP) of Roanoke Valley continued to walk alongside families with young children, offering support, resources, and care during some of life’s most challenging moments. From medical, dental, and mental health services to parent education and early childhood support, CHIP remained a steady presence for those who need it most. At the heart of our work is the belief that every child deserves the chance to thrive, regardless of where they live or the obstacles they face. That is what love without borders looks like: meeting families where they are, showing up without judgment, building trust, and extending care beyond traditional boundaries. Our home visiting model brings healthcare and support directly into the home, fostering strong relationships and long-term well-being. We also have advocated for our families, helping them navigate complex systems and access opportunities that might otherwise be out of reach. Thanks to the generosity and dedication

of our staff, volunteers, community partners, and donors, CHIP is helping to build a healthier, more equitable, and more connected Roanoke Valley, one family at a time.

Kristopher Rau, PhD