It’s not just about quality patient care; it’s about being a member of the community and helping others.
While patient care is our main focus here are Loudoun Sports Therapy Center, we also believe it is very important to give back to the community we live in. Our goal is to help our community in more ways than physical therapy. Read below to learn about some of the organizations we have helped in the past!
Organizations We’ve Worked with In 2026
LSTC as been a proud sponsor and drop off site for the Toys for Tots Christmas giving program. Our patients and the local community have donated hundreds of toys over the years. At LSTC we consider ourselves blessed to have wonderful patients who are also dedicated to giving back.
CLICK HERE to learn about our November 1st and continue through December 4th fundraiser!
Loudoun Hunger Relief is another organization our team has supported. “Loudoun Hunger Relief is committed to eliminating food insecurity by providing access to nutritious food, building community connections, and expanding educational opportunities.” They have helped thousands of families keep food on their table and we are so lucky we get to help alongside of them!
CLICK HERE to learn about our November 1st and continue through December 4th fundraiser!
Founded in 1964, the Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad (SVRS) is incorporated as The Sterling Park Rescue Squad, Inc., a non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation providing basic and advanced pre-hospital life support; heavy and technical rescue; and water rescue services to Loudoun County, Virginia. Members are trained as paramedics, advanced emergency medical technicians and basic emergency medical technicians as well as in special mission areas, such as vertical rescue, vehicle extrication, structural collapse and rescue, and swift water and ice rescue.
Past Organizations We’ve Worked With
Mobile Hope is a wonderful organization that helps provide support and emergency shelter to youth up to age 24 who are at-risk, precariously housed or homeless and empowers them to become self-sufficient and experience improved well-being. They help Loudoun County youths right here in our backyard.
Semper K9‘s mission is to rescue dogs from shelters, train them to become highly skilled service dogs, and provide them to disabled American veterans at no cost. Just as importantly, they envisioned a program that included the whole family—because healing and resilience extend beyond the veteran to their loved ones.
As parents of children with developmental disabilities, Maya Wechsler and Greg Masucci spent years preparing for that day when the school system no longer provides programming and services for their children–usually around the age of 22. That’s when a Farm Less Ordinary was born.
A Farm Less Ordinary provides employment and a welcoming community to people with developmental and intellectual disabilities.
Another program we’ve supported is Irene’s Prom Closet in Sterling, VA. Irene’s Prom Closet was started as a tribute to a beloved daughter and niece. This program supports local teens by collecting gently used prom clothing for young women and men. Through this program, teens in need are identified and offered a shopping experience. During their private shopping time, the teens can choose their special attire as well as a wonderfully fulfilling experience.
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At Loudoun Sports Therapy Center, we offer outpatient orthopedic physical therapy to all of Northern Virginia. We are local to both Loudoun and Fairfax Counties. We commonly see patients from: Sterling, Potomac Falls, Ashburn, Broadlands, Herndon, Reston, Lansdowne, Leesburg, Purcellville, and Chantilly.