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Capital Square Cares

Rallying our team in pursuit of being the change needed in the communities where we work, live, build and invest

At Capital Square, we are always working to build something bigger than ourselves.

Our “Capital Square Cares” initiatives focus on areas of high impact to make a meaningful difference.

In the past decade, Capital Square has been an active advocate for numerous philanthropic organizations, many based in our hometown of Richmond, Virginia. These have included the March of Dimes, Feed More, St. Jude and Habitat for Humanity. In addition, Capital Square partnered with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Virginia-West Virginia chapter to raise record-breaking proceeds to help support critical research and programs for the nearly one million people living with MS in the United States.

Caring for our Youth 

There are many worthy causes, but because Capital Square is committed to “Building the Future,” we have recently shifted our philanthropic focus to causes that care for our youth.

Through our newly established partnership with Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU, we support the children in our community when they need us the most. Our major donation to Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU, matched one-to-one by the Children’s Hospital Foundation, supports the organization’s Children’s Tower, which opened April 2023. Our hope is that this gift will have a lasting impact that advances pediatric care. We are honored that the new elevator bank in the Children’s Tower bears the Capital Square name and look forward to continuing this relationship.

Our philanthropic initiatives are now fully dedicated to children: before birth with the March of Dimes, in the early years with Little Hands Virginia, as health needs arise with Children’s Hospital of Richmond and around the world with the World Pediatrics. Helping children have access to basic needs and world-class medical care is truly a gift to the whole community and the future, and we are proud to play a small part in this endeavor.  

Learn more about how Capital Square Cares:


Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability

We continually seek new ways to deliver on our “investors first” commitment.

Whitson Huffman and Louis Rogers shaking hands

Capital Square’s top priorities are to drive value, enhance returns and build financial legacies for our investors, which is why we have formally established a Corporate Responsibility (CR) program, integrating Environmental, Social and Governance as well as sustainability best practices. Capital Square considers all angles of investment risks in our pursuit of the best risk-adjusted returns for our investors.

Additionally, as we increase our focus on the sustainability of our properties, we can drive greater resident retention, loyalty and higher rent potential.

Explore More about how we’re FINDING new, tangible ways of driving value:

“Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability: Driving Value and Returns for Our Investors”

We see corporate responsibility and sustainability as a win-win: not only building wealth and driving value for our investors but also benefiting the communities where we operate.

“Cybersecurity & Data Privacy at Capital Square”

Limiting the risk and repercussions from potential cyber incidents is one more way we equip our team of real estate investment, development and management professionals to be at our best.

“Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability: Our Focus on Residents”

Our robust corporate responsibility and sustainability strategy empowers us to operate conscientiously and make a lasting difference for our residents and the local communities we serve.

“The Economic Impact of Capital Square’s Richmond, Virginia Development”

In partnership with FTI Consulting, we have analyzed the economic and fiscal impacts of our first five mixed-use developments in the Scott’s Addition neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia.

“The Economic Impact of Capital Square’s Charleston Development”

Capital Square’s Opportunity Zone Fund IV mixed-use real estate development project at 529 King Street in Charleston, South Carolina, is having significant economic and fiscal impacts on the surrounding community. 

“The Economic Impact of Capital Square’s Raleigh Development”

Capital Square’s Opportunity Zone Fund VI mixed-used real estate development project, originally addressed at 320 West South Street and now utilizing the address of 319 West Lenoir Street, is having significant economic and fiscal impacts on the surrounding community. 

“Making community impact and charitable giving a part of the Capital Square culture unifies us in a way that no other aspect of our company can. It keeps us centered around what truly matters in life and gives us all a cause to rally behind: pioneering positive change in the communities where we work, live, build and invest. We have always called ourselves a family because that is what we strive to be, and giving back to our communities certainly helps make us one.”

Jacqueline Rogers, Chief Communications & Operating Officer