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“That's three!" - Governor Glenn Youngkin after his team won the Massey Cancer
Center Charity Basketball Game for a third year in a row.
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This week, Governor Glenn Youngkin’s team won the 16th Annual VCU Massey
Cancer Capitol Square Basketball Classic against the Lobbyists. The VCU Massey
Comprehensive Cancer Center is one of two NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer
Centers in Virginia – leading and shaping America’s cancer research efforts –
with the community at its core. This year, the charity basketball game
collectively raised over $100,000 to support cancer treatment and research.
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Governor Youngkin had the honor of taking part in this year’s Virginia State
Police Academy graduation of the 140th Basic Session class and congratulating
the 52 new VSP Troopers. They have made the decision to dedicate their lives to
service over self. There is no higher calling.
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First Lady of Virginia Suzanne S. Youngkin continues raising awareness about
the dangers of fentanyl. Earlier this week, the First Lady returned to Roanoke
City as part of the “It Only Takes One” fentanyl awareness campaign that she
helped launch in January. The First Lady met with the Roanoke City Schools
Superintendent and participated in a parent education forum with Secretary of
Health and Human Resources John Littel, athletic coaches and directors, PTA
members, and other key community members to continue addressing the threat
fentanyl poses to students and families in the Roanoke area. The First Lady
also attended a Rapid REVIVE! Naloxone training session alongside members of
the Virginia General Assembly. The purpose of the training was to better equip
legislative leaders on how to recognize and respond to opioid overdose
emergencies.
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Suzanne Youngkin: 5 Steps to Prevent Overdose Deaths
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To recognize Black History Month, Governor Youngkin joined Virginia STEM
students to discuss the historic impact Black Virginians have made in America’s
space exploration at NASA Langley. Governor Youngkin and the students were
joined by Margot Lee Shetterly, the Hampton, Virginia native and celebrated
author of Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black
Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race.
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This Women’s History Month, the Executive Mansion will highlight the amazing
women represented in the Art Experience’s second installation “Do What You Love
in Virginia,” one of whom holds a very special place in the heart of the first
family as mother and grandmother. Born in 1939, Dr. Ellis Quinn Youngkin was a
mother, educator, author, volunteer, administrator, and artist, spending the
majority of her career as a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner. Painted long
before the Governor was elected, Dr. Youngkin captured the fountain on the
western side of Capitol Square in her painting “A Capitol Day.” Now hanging in
the Front Hall at Virginia’s Executive Mansion, the painting serves as a
reminder of Dr. Youngkin’s legacy and the indeterminable nature of God’s will.
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