Home » Davenport & Company sponsors 2025 Art in Transit contest
Tri-River Investment Group of Davenport & Company is sponsoring Art in Transit. Shown at the check presentation are, from left, Jay Black, Senior Vice President—Investments, Davenport; Josh Long, Financial Advisor, Davenport; David Fols, Transit Director, Bay Aging/Bay Transit; Keith Hudgins, Senior Vice President—Investments, Davenport; and Maeghaen Eley, Associate Financial Advisor, Davenport.
Bay Transit, the public transportation division of Bay Aging, and the RAL Art Center have received a $1,500 sponsorship donation from the Tri-River Investment Group of Davenport & Company in support of the 2025 Art in Transit contest and judged exhibition.
“For us, the ‘return on investment’ isn’t just financial. It’s about investing in the community itself,” said Jay Black, Senior Vice President—Investments. “Bay Transit’s Art in Transit program delivers a tangible return through expanded access to transportation, enriching lives with public art, and fostering future talent with scholarship opportunities.”
Tri-River Investment Group of Davenport & Company LLC is part of the Richmond-based firm’s Kilmarnock office, serving clients on the Northern Neck, Middle Peninsula and beyond.
“Art in Transit proceeds will continue to help fund two impactful initiatives,” said David Fols, Transit Director. “Proceeds support Bay Transit’s New Freedom program, which provides older adults and …
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