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Monday 9:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 9:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 9:30am - 5:30pm Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm

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02/20/2026

What should you expect at the Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit? Joy, community, connection, and much more! Join us on Sunday, April 26: https://bit.ly/3LY2WhK.

02/18/2026

Life is busy. In a world where everything is constantly changing and vying for your attention, it’s hard to find ways to connect with your family, friends, and community.

Langley’s Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit is a great opportunity to relax, connect with your loved ones, and give back to your community! Join us on Sunday, April 26, from 2 to 4 pm at Bowlero Annandale. Tickets start at $75 for bowlers or just $350 for a team of five. https://bit.ly/3LY2WhK.

02/16/2026

Where will the Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit be held?

At Bowlero Annandale!

This spacious Bowlero is an accessible favorite for Langley and our individuals. Since 2024, we have hosted our spring fundraiser here. And, each Saturday throughout the year, Langley residents participate in the ServiceSource bowling league. With 48 bowling lanes, a restaurant, an arcade, and a reputation for welcoming the disability community, we’re excited to host our event at Bowlero Annandale this year. We hope you’ll join us: https://bit.ly/3LY2WhK.

02/12/2026

Spare some of your time and join us on April 26 at our Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit. When you register to attend, your ticket(s) support the 36 adults with developmental disabilities Langley serves. People like Lauren, who won the “Most Enthusiastic Bowler” award at last year’s bowling event. Join us: https://bit.ly/4t8L0lj

02/10/2026

Plan a fun afternoon with your family and support a cause that’s close to your heart – empowering adults with developmental disabilities to lead rich, full lives! Our Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit welcomes guests of all ages and bowling backgrounds with bumpers, bowling ramps, shoe rental, and lunch included; it’s the perfect way to spend a spring afternoon. Register today: https://bit.ly/3LY2WhK!

Thank you to our early sponsors who have raised $8,500 in support of Langley’s mission and programs. Our partners – Virginia Housing, The Busby Family, Jason Howell Company, Chap Petersen & Associates, PLC, The Taylor Family, and Vienna Presbyterian Church make events like the Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit possible, all while supporting adults with developmental disabilities in Fairfax County!

02/06/2026

This past weekend, the Langley Lions and Langley Wizards duked it out in some tough games at South Lake High School, with a tie game and three losses. These players worked hard on the court, and most importantly, had fun playing a much-beloved sport.

02/04/2026

What is the Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit? A fun, community-filled event at a local bowling alley, bringing together all parts of Langley’s community in support of the 36 adults with developmental disabilities who call Langley home or receive our support. Many of the 36 individuals we support participate in the local bowling league and look forward to this annual event to showcase their top-notch bowling skills. Don’t miss out on this great event on Sunday, April 26, from 2 to 4 pm at Bowlero Annandale: https://bit.ly/3LY2WhK.

02/02/2026

🎳🎉Bowling is back! Join Langley for a fun spring afternoon at the Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit on Sunday, April 26, from 2 to 4 pm at Bowlero Annandale! Enjoy this fun, community-filled event, which includes: two games of bowling with shoe rental, a Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit t-shirt, a pizza lunch with salad, dessert, and unlimited soft drinks, and a 50/50 Raffle (bring your cash)!

🎳🎫Get Your Teams Ready – Tickets are Open!

Registration starts at $55 for non-bowlers, $75 for bowlers, and you can assemble a team of five for $350! All event proceeds benefit the 36 adults with developmental disabilities Langley serves. Register today! https://bit.ly/4t8L0lj

01/08/2026

Basketball is officially back! Practice for the Langley Lions and Langley Wizards in fall 2025. The hard work of both Langley teams was on display at the first official Special Olympics basketball tournament of the season, the Loudoun Invitational on January 4. Check out some action shots of Langley's awesome athletes.

Thank you to our volunteer coaches who have made this an annual tradition. Langley's 36 individuals look forward to the basketball season throughout the year.

01/06/2026

🎉 This Saturday! Join Us at the Langley Holiday Party 🎉

We’re counting down to our Langley Holiday Party this Saturday, January 10, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you!

✨ Winter-themed crafts (including snowman wreaths)
🎉 Bingo hosted by the President of the Fairfax Civitan Club
🎥 A special video message from our Executive Director
🍽️ BBQ, drinks, and rolls/cornbread from Mission BBQ
🥗 Community potluck (appetizers, sides, and desserts)

📍 Vienna Presbyterian Church
🕓 4:00–7:00 p.m.

👉 RSVP here: https://forms.gle/abAVywSTZE7wopGHA
👉 Potluck sign-up: https://bit.ly/49yDhVG

01/02/2026

A new year has begun, and our work of care, connection, and growth continues.

Your support helps adults with developmental disabilities thrive in a community where they are known and supported every day. If you’re looking for a meaningful way to start 2026, we invite you to give.

💙 Support growth in the year ahead: https://bit.ly/3CRW25q

We can’t wait to celebrate together at our Langley Holiday Party on January 10!

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2070 Chain Bridge Road, Ste G40
Vienna, VA
22182

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 5:30pm

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http://www.langleyresidential.org/

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Helping individuals life rich, full lives

How We Make a Difference

Our programs and services help adults with developmental disabilities realize their dreams to have lives that are like those of everyone else. They dream of:

Living on their own

As they move past childhood and adolescence, many people with developmental disabilities want to leave the family home just like they’ve seen their brothers or sisters do. They want to be as independent as they possibly can and to have a place that they can call their own.

With support from our counselors, the people we work with are able to live in a place of their own choosing—whether it is a Langley residence, their own home or their family’s home. They take great pride in being able to maintain a clean home, cook meals, do laundry, grocery shop and do all the other chores of daily life that many of us perform without much thought.

Having meaningful relationships

They want to feel included. In the evenings or on the weekend, they look forward to seeing their friends or meeting new people when our counselors take them to basketball, bowling, book club, church and other activities available in their community.

Going to places they enjoy, doing things that interest them, and seeing people who value them is vital to their emotional well-being. It makes them feel that they are part of and contribute to the fabric of their community.

Having a job and making a contribution

Most of the people in our program have jobs. Being employed enables them to feel productive and valued. They take pride in the fact that they go to work and earn a paycheck just like their parents, siblings and friends.

However, in order to experience success in the workplace, a person must first be proficient in certain life skills that make him/her employable. Included among these skills are: managing daily routines to ensure proper rest, nutrition and punctuality, plus navigating the transportation system (bus, van, etc.) to and from work. This is where our counselors have the greatest impact—teaching and reinforcing these life skills so that people can reach their potential.