Kristi and Mike Huber are known for giving back to the community through their companies, Belfort Furniture and Stone Tower Winery, and are philanthropists and active participants in many worthy charities. They have helped raise millions of dollars over the past several decades for Loudoun YMCA’s “Building Bridges” and “Caring for Community” initiatives, programs that help send under-resourced children to summer camp and provide safe, high-quality after-school care for working families. They also host numerous fundraisers at Stone Tower Winery, allowing nonprofit organizations to raise millions for cancer research, education, hunger relief, and services for survivors of domestic violence and assault.

Mr. Huber serves on the Route 28 Commission Advisory Board, formed to address transportation issues in one of the most important business corridors surrounding Dulles International Airport in Fairfax County and Loudoun County. Through Belfort Furniture, the Hubers regularly contribute to Loudoun Education Foundation, Every Citizen Has Opportunities (ECHO), and Future Leaders of Loudoun County. Belfort’s “Be Green” program has been responsible for planting over 500,000 trees in the community since 2007, one tree for every delivery.