Va Interfaith Center for Public Policy

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Lobbyists Employed

  • Atkeson, Alexandra Leigh
    (Details)

    1716 E Franklin St
    Richmond, VA 23223

    571-232-2864

    Registered: 12/19/2013
    Matters: Healthcare reform and Medicaid Expansion
    Job title: Community Outreach Coordinator
  • Gahan, Robin Patricia
    (Details)

    1716 E Franklin St
    Richmond, VA 23223

    804-253-5088

    Registered: 12/10/2013
    Matters: Legislative and budget issues related to protecting vulnerable and marginalized people including low income Virginians including safety net programs including TANF, predatory lending, access to healthcare including medicaid expansion, the environment including keeping the ban on uranium, gun violence prevention including tighter background checks, and in-state tuition for children of immigrant parents.
    Job title: Director of Programs
  • Grimaldo, Marco
    (Details)

    1716 E Franklin St
    Richmond, VA 23223

    804-643-2474

    Registered: 12/19/2013
    Matters: public services hunger and poverty environmental concerns
    Job title: President and CEO
  • May, Kathleen M
    (Details)

    1716 E Franklin St
    Richmond, VA 23223

    703-582-4479

    Registered: 12/16/2013
    Matters: Health care on behalf of Virginia health care consumers
    Job title: Director, Virginia Consumer Voices for Healthcare
  • Steigleder, Erin
    (Details)

    2411 E Franklin St
    APT 317
    Richmond, VA 23223

    804-937-0966

    Registered: 12/16/2013
    Matters: Health care reform and Medicaid expansion
    Job title: Community Outreach Manager
2014 Regular Session; 2014 Special Session I
All Issues Banks Consumer Credit/Payday Loans Guns/Weapons Higher Ed Income Tax K-12 Poverty Public Assistance Regulations Student Loans/College Affordability Substance Abuse Tax Credits/Exemptions

HB38

TANF; Department of Social Services required to annually review, indexing of payments.
Chief Patron: Kaye Kory
Status: Killed

HB234

VIEW; screening and assessment for use of illegal substances.
Chief Patron: Rob Bell
Status: Killed

HB536

Minimum wage; increases wage from its current federally mandated level.
Chief Patron: Ken Plum
Status: Killed

HB642

VIEW; screening and assessment for use of illegal substances.
Chief Patron: Jeff Campbell
Status: Killed

HB726

Students; suspension and expulsion, continuation of curriculum.
Chief Patron: Jennifer McClellan
Status: Killed

HB747

Tuition, in-state; student eligibility, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
Chief Patron: Tom Rust
Status: Killed

HB1004

Open-end credit agreements; only seller of goods to extend credit under an agreement.
Chief Patron: David Yancey
Status: Killed

HB1068

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); eligibility, drug-related felonies.
Chief Patron: Bobby Orrock
Status: Killed

HB1085

Income tax, state; earned income tax credit.
Chief Patron: Lee Ware
Status: Enacted

HB1151

Income tax, state; low-income tax credit, refundable.
Chief Patron: Ken Plum
Status: Killed

SB132

TNAF recipients; Board of Social Services shall annually review amount of assistance paid.
Chief Patron: Barbara Favola
Status: Killed

SB157

Payday loans; permitted interest.
Chief Patron: John Miller
Status: Killed

SB164

Payday loans; permitted interest.
Chief Patron: Mamie Locke
Status: Killed

SB418

Real and personal property taxes; exemption for solar energy equipment, facilities, or devices.
Chief Patron: Emmett Hanger
Status: Enacted

SB520

Firearm transfers; penalties.
Chief Patron: Donald McEachin
Status: Killed

Matters: Legislative and budget issues related to protecting vulnerable and marginalized people including low income Virginians including safety net programs including TANF, predatory lending, access to healthcare including medicaid expansion, the environment including keeping the ban on uranium, gun violence prevention including tighter background checks, and in-state tuition for children of immigrant parents.

Principal contact for Va Interfaith Center for Public Policy:

  • Marco Grimaldo
    1716 E Franklin St
    Richmond, VA 23223

    804-484-4830

Information on this page comes from public documents on file with the office of the Virginia Conflict of Interest and Ethics Advisory Council.