Over the past decade the Virginia Herpetological Society has given monetary contributions of $7,995 to support various aspects of herpetology in Virginia and elsewhere.

Year Amount Cause
2011 $500 Daniel Ramos, Grants in Herpetology: The Response of Anuran Species Distributions to Anthropogenic Disturbance: Using Circuit Theoretic Analysis to Model Landscape Connectivity
2011 $500 Jay McGhee, Grants in Herpetology: Estimation of Detection Probabilities of Red-Backed Salamanders at the Randolph-Macon Environmental Field Station
2010 $200 Dr. Julie Ray - La Mica Biological Station in El Cope, Panama
2010 $100 Luray Zoo - Native Herp Exhibit
2010 $500 VHS Grant in Herpetology - Eric Liebgold - The effects of genetic heterozygosity on territory size in the terrestrial salamander, Plethedon cinereus.
2009 $200 Luray Zoo - Native Herp Exhibit
2009 $500 VHS Grant in Herpetology
2009 $100 Student Paper Award
2008 $1,000 VHS Grant in Herpetology
2007 $150 Student Paper Award
2007 $200 Student Poster Award
2007 $250 VA Museum of Natural History - Richard Hoffman Symposium
2007 $1,000 VHS Grant in Herpetology
2007 $250 VA Museum of Natural History - Reptile Weekend
2006 $500 VHS Grant in Herpetology
2006 $300 Virginia BioBlitz Project
2004 $100 Luray Zoo - Native Herp Exhibit
2003 $250 Virginia BioBlitz Project
2002 $200 Legislative Field Trip
2002 $295 Wetland Sign Exhibit
2002 $100 Luray Zoo - Native Herp Exhibit
2001 $1,700 Production of the DGIF Publication "A Guide to Snakes of Virginia"
2000 $100 Decline of Amphibians Study Fund
  $8,995 Total