Associations & Organizations

Adult Community Education
Serving the Louisa Community for 30 Years!
Tutoring available for adults, confidential and
free. Learn to read, read better, or get help passing
the GED. Also, classes are available in learning
to speak English, Employment Skills and Basic
Computer Education to focus on Computer Job
Searches. Located in the Sage Building at 115
Jefferson Highway, Suite 1 West, Louisa. Call (540)
967-5660, e-mail literacylouisa@gmail.com, visit
their website acelouisa.com, or check them out on
Facebook.

Community Animal Response Team
CART, the Louisa Community Animal Response Team is an all volunteer organization that performs animal emergency services by operating pet shelters, assisting law enforcement agencies with the dismantling of animal fighting rings, rescuing animals from animal hoarding situations and responding to disasters and emergencies that affect animals, locally, Statewide and Nationwide. Louisa CART is one of only 9 state certified CART Teams in Virginia. Volunteers are needed; contact PO Box 704 Mineral, VA 23117, email louisacart.org or follow them on Facebook/Louisa CART.

Community Emergency Response Team
CERT Members respond to neighborhood and
community emergencies and assist Louisa County
Emergency Services. Training is free. Contact Jim
Kogle at (540) 894-0239 or visit their Louisa CERT
Facebook page.

Cub Scouts
All boys in grades 1 through 5 are invited to join
Cub Scouts in Louisa County. You can join at any
time of the year. For more information, call (540)
943-6675 or visit their website at www.beascout.org.

Cub Scouts Pack 103 Holly Grove/Jouett Area
Contact Wayne Battle, Cub Master for the boys who live in the eastern end of Louisa County. (804) 931-8285 or email hgpackno103@gmail.com.

Cub Scouts Pack 183
All boys from Kindergarten through 5th grade are
welcome. Contact information: (540) 395-4148,
email pack183cubscouts@gmail.com or online at
http://pack183louisa.scoutlander.com. Pack 183
will collect canned goods at all local parades in Louisa County. These canned items are donated to the Louisa Resource Council to be distributed to local families in need.

Faith in ACTION
“One church can’t do it all, but all churches working
together can get it done.” A committee of the Louisa
Interagency Council, this group’s mission is to
identify ways to improve communications between
agencies and residents through churches and to
provide ways for churches to share information
and maximize resources. For more information contact Chairperson Lin Kogle at (540) 894-0239
or via email to louisafaithinaction@gmail.com.

Girl Scouts of Virginia Skyline Council
All girls in K-12th grade can join the fun and register for Girl Scouting. Girl Scouts gives girls a supportive space to take chances, try new things, and learn to succeed through failure-improving all aspects of their lives. Earn badges, make crafts, go camping, sell cookies, plus a whole lot more. Participate in community service projects that help improve neighborhoods, schools and the planet; take part in outdoor activities such as kayaking, climbing and hiking; and partake in science fun like stargazing, CSI and vet science. Join online at www.gsvsc.org/join. Contact (540) 777-5100 or email info@gsvsc.org.

Good News Club
Elementary schools in Louisa have the opportunity
to have a Good News Club held directly after school
once a week. The Good News Club offers real-life
solutions backed by the power of God’s word, which
improves attitudes and behavior, and offers the
moral foundation needed to combat negative peer
pressure. Contact Terry Champion (804) 338-0656
or email gnclouisa@yahoo.com.

Habitat for Humanity of Louisa County
Through the work of dedicated volunteers, and help from community churches, organizations, businesses, individuals and schools, we’ve been able to provide affordable housing for low-income Louisa County families. True to our vision, we are committed to “A World Where Everyone Has a Decent Place to Live.” The homes we provide for low-income families can make a life-changing difference.Decent, affordable housing can provide families a fresh beginning and brighter future.We are extremely proud to be a valuable Louisa County resource and a vital presence in the community. For more information, visit http://hfhlouisa.org/ or call 540-967-0486.

Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA)
The Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA) serves older adults, their families and caregivers as a provider of aging information, services and advocacy in central Virginia. They operate eleven vibrant Community Senior Centers and two Adult Care Centers, each with locations at the Betty J. Queen Intergenerational Center in Louisa. They are also a gateway to resources on in-home care, Medicare counseling, health services, home delivered meals. senior housing and an active volunteer program. For more information call (434) 817-5222 or visit their website www.jabacares.org.

Jefferson-Madison Regional Library
The Louisa County Public Library is located at 881
Davis Highway in Mineral. Call (540) 894-5853 or
visit their website www.jmrl.org.

Louisa 4-H Camp
Camp will provide a week of fun, friendship and experiential learning for campers age 9 through 13 (must turn 9 before  9/30/20). Parents: If you volunteer, there is a $50 discount off one camper’s fee. For more information call (540) 967-3422 or visit louisacounty4h.weebly.com.

Louisa Area Soccer Association
Spring 2021 registration deadline is February
and FALL 2021 deadline is August. Checks must
be made payable to LASA and mailed to P.O. Box
1727, Louisa, VA 23093. For more information, a registration form, or to register online, go to their website at www.lasasoccer.org. LASA forms cannot be accepted at LCPRT office.