About Us

Learn About Our History:

Meet Your Team: The Family:

Gene McAuliffe

Chairman of the Board

Mark McAuliffe

President and CEO

Jason McAuliffe

President of Retail & Growing Operations

Andrew McAuliffe

President of Commercial Services

Community Involvement

Cross Creek cares about the community. We are proud to have served Metro Richmond since 1974.

Cross Creek supports our local community through charitable in kind giving to many schools, churches and local charities. Here is a list of Recent Organizations we have been able to help over the last several years. Community involvement is central to our beliefs and we are always more than happy to support our neighbors in central Virginia. 

A.M. Davis Elementary
ACAC Cookies for Kids Cancer
ADOAA (Autosomal Dominant Optic Atrophy Assoc)
Alberta Smith Elementary
American Cancer Society
Bailey Bridge Middle School
Bayhill Pointe Swim Team
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Bon Secours Health Care Foundation
Bon Secours Hospital
Bon Secours St. Francis Medical Center
Boy Scouts of America
Brandermill Country Club
C.A.R.E Rescue
Camp Kesem
Cattle Barron’s Ball to benefit the American Cancer Society
Chesterfield Chamber Of Commerce
Chesterfield County Fair Assoc.
Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation
Chesterfield County Public Schools
Chesterfield Food Bank
Chesterfield Infant Program
Chesterfield PTO
Christmas Mother Program
Connnor’s Heros
Crenshaw Elementary School
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Eagle Scouts
East End Cemetery Restoration Project
Ecoff Elementary School
Full Circle Grief Center
Glen Allen Ruritan Club
Gordon Elementary School
Greenfield Elementary School
Henning Elementary School
Hill and Valley Garden Club
Housing Families First
Huguenot Little League
Jacob’s Road Elementary PTA
James River Park System
Lady Of Lourdes Catholic School
Little Sisters of The Poor
Live Red Foundation
Masses Cancer Center
Maymont Foundation
Medical Home Plus
North Carolina Flood victims from Hurricane Florence
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School
Positive Vibe Foundation
Power over Parkinson’s
Providence Elementary School Cleanup & Landscaping Project
Providence Presbyterian Preschool
Reach Out For Life
Reams Road Elementary
Relay for Life S. of James
Richmond Animal League
Richmond Christian School
Richmond Montessori
Richmond Montessori School
Richmond Symphony
Rise Baseball
Ronald McDonald Hospitality House
Rotary Club
Shepard’s Center
Short Pump Elementary School
Smoketree Community Pool Association
Soil and Water Conservation
South Anna Elementary School
St. Edward Epiphany School
St. Francis. Assisted Living
St. Josephs Villa
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Community Foundation
Summer Hill Preschool Beautification Project
Support your mum/wear pink T shirt Campaign for American Cancer Society
The Shepherd’s Center
Thelma Crenshaw Elementary
Tomahawk Creek Middle School
United Way of Greater Richmond
Vessels of Mercy
Walk for Life
War Memorial Landscape Project At Midlothian High School
Westover Hills Elementary

Community Work Days

Cross Creek has an annual work day where our employees go out in the community and help clean up a neglected park, school, or cemetery. If you know of a worthy cause please let us know. Take a look at some past events:

Summer Hill School

In 2019 We designed and installed fresh landscaping at the Summer Hill Pre-School in the City of Richmond.

Support Your Mum & Wear Pink Campaign

In the Fall of 2018 we raised funds and awareness for breast cancer research by selling pink t-shirts and giving a way a free mum with purchase.

 

Team Beckett Backyard Renovation

One of our favorite projects was creating an outdoor patio and firepit and overall safe space to play for a young boy with Childhood Cancer.

Midlothian High War Memorial

In 2015 Cross Creek built a pathway and landscaped an area adjacent to the the new War Memorial Monument at Midlothian High School.

Providence Elementary Bus Loop

In January of 2015 Cross Creek donated the time and materials to install a fresh landscape for the bus loop of Providence Elementary.

East End Cemetery

In January of 2014 we served East End Cemetery, an African American Cemetery dating from the late 19th Century. The Cemetery had become overgrown and many of the markers were completely covered over.Â