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Virginia Tech Athletics, strengthen partnership New ‘Down to Help’ program will turn Hokie first downs into donations for Carilion Children’s Hospital

Mountain Media, LLC by Mountain Media, LLC
September 22, 2026
in Sports, Sports
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The Hokie Bird shows off the Virginia Credit Union logo on the football field.
The Hokie Bird shows off the Virginia Credit Union logo on the football field.

Virginia Tech Athletics and Virginia Credit Union have announced an enhanced partnership that will bring Virginia Credit Union’s logo onto the field between the 20- and 30-yard lines at Lane Stadium.

“We have tremendous momentum within our athletics department and partnerships like this are another example of how we intend to build on it,” said Brian White, Virginia Tech vice president and director of athletics. “Virginia Credit Union is an outstanding organization with deep roots across the Commonwealth, and we’re proud to strengthen a relationship that creates meaningful value for both organizations and for Hokie Nation.

Virginia Tech Athletics, in partnership with its multimedia rightsholder Playfly Sports, facilitated this expanded partnership.

“We’re thrilled to partner with Virginia Tech football and be part of the excitement surrounding the team,” said Chris Shockley, president and CEO of Virginia Credit Union. “As Virginia Tech continues to build momentum, this sponsorship gives us a meaningful opportunity to support the Hokies, engage fans, and strengthen our presence in the communities we serve.”

In addition to the on-field branding, the partnership will create opportunities for Virginia Credit Union to engage directly with the Virginia Tech community through fan-focused experiences, promotions, and community initiatives. Virginia Credit Union will donate to Carilion Children’s Hospital for each first down that the Hokies gain this season in an initiative called Down to Help.

“We’re also proud to partner in a way that extends beyond just game day,” Shockley continued. “Down to Help gives every first down a deeper purpose, turning the excitement of Virginia Tech football into meaningful support for children receiving care at Carilion Children’s and families across our community.”

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