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The ‘League for Extraordinary Lifestyles’

Every notice that every issue of Leesburg Lifestyle Magazine includes a "Giving Back" section? What may have been too subtle -- and the reason I'm calling attention to it here -- is that our ADVERTISERS are themselves largely responsible for the organizations and good works that we spotlight throughout the year. Each and every one of them are part of what I've started to call the "League for Extraordinary Lifestyles": local business people who are as concerned with doing good as with doing well and who, lead by example!

It would be impossible in this small space to call them all out, but looking back on our inaugural year, I am particularly struck by The Wine Kitchen's singular effort to convert the rooftop of the downtown parking garage for a gala fundraiser benefitting Mobile Hope of Loudoun. Matthew Bowe and Paul LaPointe of River's Edge Landscaping both have rolled up their sleeves to help Habitat for Humanity, Tree of Life Ministries and many other causes they're too humble to name. Ketterman's Jewelers more subtly donates 10% of its till on the first day of the month to local charities. The National Conference Center has opened its kitchen to feed families impacted by government furloughs, hosted countless fundraisers in the Black Olive, and dazzled our taste buds with their contributions to our charitable galas. Katrina Schlothauer and her team at USHEALTH Advisors delivered brand new, top of the line back-packs to needy school kids. The Bank of Clarke County doesn't cook, but gives generously to sponsor charitable events and provides a way for its employees to do the same.

All of them, regardless of the work they do in secret, support the efforts of Leesburg Lifestyle Magazine to show our readers, the wealthiest families in Loudoun County, fun and rewarding ways to get involved in our community. In keeping with our company motto, Proverbs 3:5-6, we encourage you to show them your appreciation by patronizing them when your needs call for a product or service they provide. Sculpt, shop, eat, build, design, travel, seek advice and in every way possible share your good fortune with all those wonderful people who are themselves givers, 365 days a year!

If you’d like to join this exceptional league, supporting the work we do to tell great stories about how YOU care for your community, come join us! Drop Melinda ([email protected]) or Hann ([email protected]) a call and let us tell your story.

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