Demonstrate your commitment to supporting safer gambling practices and services for problem gamblers and their families by joining the VCPG as a member.
There are individual, organizational and corporate memberships available. We seek individuals, corporations and businesses, non-profit organizations, government agencies, including Tribal government, who are interested in increasing their visibility as champions of responsible gambling and problem gambling help services.
Our members play an important role in supporting VCPG operations and programs and are critical in our efforts. We appreciate all of our members. Thank you!
Membership Levels
To join, please complete the online membership form below and VCPG will reach out to you with next steps.
THANK YOU TO OUR MEMBERS
VCPG’s Members play a key role in supporting our services. Thank you for your support!
Platinum Members
Gold Members
Silver Members
Bronze Members
Community Service Boards
The Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services provides annual supporting memberships for the thirty-nine Community Services Boards and the Richmond Behavioral Authority. We are grateful for these partnerships covering the entire Commonwealth of Virginia.
Coalition Members
Appalachian Substance Abuse Coalition, Southern Virginia Problem Gambling Collaborative and Washington County Prevention Coalition.
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, please call our 24/7 confidential and toll-free helpline at 1.888.532.3500.
THANK YOU TO OUR MEMBERS
VCPG’s Members play a key role in supporting our services. Thank you for your support!
Platinum Members
Gold Members
Silver Members
Bronze Members
Local CSB Member
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, please call our 24/7 confidential and toll-free helpline at 1.888.532.3500.
Want more info?
Fill out the form for more information to become a member of VCPG! As a member, you are a sponsor of safer gambling practices and treatment services.
The Helpline Counselor I spoke with was amazing. She was kind and knowledgeable. She made me feel good about reaching out for help.
The Helpline Counselor I spoke with was the best. She uplifted my spirits and allowed me to know I made the right step and that I can do this.
The Helpline Counselor I spoke with talked to me for a good long time. She was very helpful and kind and told me of many options. She was such a help and she made me feel a lot better. I was desperately seeking help, and I am glad she was there.
The Helpline was so helpful. She was a good listener. She answered all my questions and made me feel good about calling. I received lots of helpful information.
Hearing from the VCPG Team on the bi-weekly wellness calls, ‘You can do this, ‘give this a try, what do you want to do’ and ‘how can we be of help’ keeps me grounded and focused on my recovery. Thank God that I did not have to do it my way or alone. Thank You VCPG support team.
I think it's important to recognize that these are people — they have lives in which they're contributing to their communities. This problem is disruptive to their ability to do that. I think it's important to increase the education and awareness to try and reduce this stigma and support those who need the help.
It’s the only addiction that offers hope. I called the Council’s Helpline. I got involved in Gamblers Anonymous, and pulled myself into recovery and started a new career as a counselor working with people struggling with their own gambling issues.