Diamond Towing LLC
Diamond Towing LLC supports homelessness-related work in Hampton Roads. Its donation amount is undisclosed.
A closer look at major reported gifts and business supporters of homelessness services in Hampton Roads—and the people and organizations behind them.
Explore the records ↓Selected public records, not a comprehensive ranking. Historical gifts, pledges, and event sponsorships are identified separately.
Organizations supporting homelessness-related work in Hampton Roads.
Diamond Towing LLC supports homelessness-related work in Hampton Roads. Its donation amount is undisclosed.

VA Office of Emergency Services (VOES) supports homelessness-related work in Hampton Roads. Its donation amount is undisclosed.
Romeo Toro serves as Chief Operating Officer of VA Office of Emergency Services. Based in Chesapeake, VOES describes its work as private fire protection and emergency-response training, including emergency-vehicle operations, CPR, AED use, first aid, and incident management.
Organization source ↗ForKids reported more than $2 million raised at its March 2026 art auction. That is an event-wide result; it cannot be attributed to any single lead sponsor.
Family businesses, public companies, and subsidiaries have different ownership structures. A chief executive’s job title does not establish personal ownership or a personal donation.
A publicly named sponsor may have no published gift amount. This directory does not identify anonymous donors or claim access to secret financial records.
“Major” refers to a substantial disclosed gift or a lead-sponsor designation in the cited records. There is no complete, comparable dataset here that establishes the top donors across all Hampton Roads nonprofits.
Amounts retain their original dates and descriptions. Corporate gifts, family pledges, and event totals are not added together. Ownership is described only as far as the linked sources support it. An unverified owner is marked explicitly.
Coverage currently emphasizes ForKids and documented regional giving. Peninsula organizations and other homelessness providers may have major supporters absent from this selection. Absence is not evidence that a business does not give.