CSP Cares
CSP Cares showcases what’s important to Cary Street Partners: our culture, community involvement and core values. We care about our community and foster an environment of charitable service and giving. We aim to support and empower the philanthropic work of our employees.
Teaming Up To Squash Food Insecurity
Nick Rishcoff, Tom Tullidge, Sue Davis, Lissie Stagg, Jaimal Hayes, Wes Gallup, Brandon Herrin, Paula Megan, Patrick Black and Kevin Mitchell donated a day at Shalom Farms to provide fresh fruits and vegetables to local communities. Together, they sowed seeds, spread mulch, pulled weeds, and cleared irrigation — furthering the mission that everyone deserves healthy food access.
Outmove, Outfuel, Outlast – Together!
Inspired by Survivor‘s 50th season, our 2025 Fall Fitness Challenge united employees from all 20 offices to build healthy habits. Weekly “Lunch & Learns” by Altitude Wellness provided holistic strategies, and a discussion forum buzzed with shared recipes, podcasts, and insights. Top teams chose charities for donations, supporting Atlantic Outreach Group, Ronald McDonald House, and Mental Health America.
Equipping Students for Success at Anna Julia Cooper School
In the spirit of back-to-school, our corporate team in Richmond hosted its second annual drive in support of the Anna Julia Cooper School. Through donations of school supplies, essentials, and healthy snacks, we’re ensuring students have the tools they need to start the year strong.
Serving families in our community
CSP colleagues spent the day at the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Distribution Center in Richmond VA assisting families as they picked up gifts for their children and loved ones. This meaningful experience reflects our unwavering commitment to CSP’s core values of care and service.
Did you know?
CSP Employees Get Paid Time off
to dedicate their time and talents to volunteering.
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Cultivating The Communities We live In
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Racing With Purpose: A Run Close to the Heart
In honor of both her mother and a close friend who have bravely battled cancer, Christina Todd (“CT”), Financial Advisor and Director in our Glen Allen office, has made the Massey Cancer Center a cornerstone of her philanthropic journey. Over the 15 years she’s lived in Richmond, Christina has served on the Junior Board, contributed to various fundraising initiatives, and now lends her voice as a member of the Massey Community Advisory Board. When running the Monument Avenue 10K, CT went the extra mile—raising money for the Massey Center through family, friends, and colleagues, ranking among that year’s top donors. See CT’s powerful commitment in action
United for Community Wellness
Our Charlottesville team recently volunteered at the Greene Care Clinic as part of United Way's Day of Caring. The clinic helps residents in need who either aren't offered health insurance or simply can't afford it. In an effort to improve the overall health of our communities, our team cleaned and organized medications and supplies, which will be provided to patients free of charge at appointments and community wellness events.
Putting culture & community center stage
Financial Advisor, Russell T. Jones, has been working with a special leadership team to restore and expand the historic Millwald Theatre which served as the cultural heart of downtown Wytheville, VA for nearly eight decades. As a founding member of the Board of Directors, Vice Chairman, and on the Capital Campaign Steering Committee for the theatre, Rusty—among others—works to inspire his community with the reopening of the culturally significant theatre which is set to be completed before the end of the year.