Help us bring hope to those who are struggling with mental health challenges.
The Mission of Family Service of Roanoke Valley is to support individuals and families as they journey toward lives of emotional wellness, healthy relationships, and a future filled with hope.
Family Service of Roanoke Valley is asking us to rally our friends, family, and networks to support their work. By making a donation to our duo, you will help support more Family Service Counseling, Youth Development, Healthy Relationship Groups, Public Guardianship, and Personal Affairs Management services for the Roanoke Valley. This funding will help bring hope to those who are struggling with a mental health challenge.
Please consider supporting our Celebrity Champion Duo and giving to Family Service of Roanoke Valley!
(Please note that donations are non-refundable).
Madison Madden is the proud Founder and Owner of GlamHouse Day Spa, an award-winning spa and salon located in our Roanoke Valley. Madison first entered the beauty industry in 2002 as a signed model. She has worked with agencies in both Washington DC and Greensboro appearing in both local and national print campaigns. During her career, Madison also appeared in National television ad campaigns. She later went on to win the title of Miss Roanoke where she was a “Top Five” finalist in both Miss Virginia and Miss Virginia USA. Madison was honored to be named on the top three Most Savvy Entrepreneur’s in the Roanoke Valley in the “Best of Roanoke” issue of The Roanoker Magazine. She was also named as part of the 2020 Class of 40 under 40.
Madison earned a B.A. in Communication with a double concentration in Marketing and Public Relations from Virginia Tech. She continued her educational journey at Western Governor's University (WGU) where she received a Masters in Business Administration. In addition to owning and managing her Day Spa, Madison is a Host and Producer for Artistic Encounters on Blue Ridge PBS.
An engineering student turned architectural salvager, Tay
Whiteside grew up working at his dad’s business, Black Dog Salvage, right here
in Roanoke, VA. There, he fell in love with architectural preservation and
custom fabrication. After 12 years, he and his family found themselves on a
reality TV show called Salvage Dawgs, which followed him, his dad Mike and the
rest of the crew at Black Dog as they traveled the country saving architectural
elements from abandoned buildings slated for demolition. After 8 years and 11
seasons of the show, Tay has gone on to found his own company, Lift Arc Studios
LLC, which offers custom fabrication and media production services right in the
heart of downtown Roanoke.
