Destiny LeVere Bolling knows that change starts with addressing the issues families across the district are facing, like expanding access to affordable health care, delivering a world-class public education system that will prepare our youngest community members to succeed, and closing the digital divide once and for all so every person can thrive in today’s economy.
Born and raised in a small town on the Northern Neck of Virginia, Destiny knows what it’s like to live in a community where too many people feel overlooked or forgotten, and grow up in a community where people in leadership didn’t look like her. As a result, Destiny developed early on a desire to fight for change and a passion for service. She has spent her entire life since working to improve the lives of her community and Commonwealth.
Whether as an educator teaching students in underserved communities, volunteering at her local church, or as the Communications Director of the Virginia AFL-CIO where she advocated for hardworking Virginians, Destiny has seen firsthand the struggles families are facing. She knows the residents in the 80th House District and communities across the Commonwealth deserve a leader who will wake up every single day fighting to deliver real change.
Destiny knows that change starts with addressing the issues families across the district are facing, like expanding access to affordable health care, delivering a world-class public education system that will prepare our youngest community members to succeed, and closing the digital divide once and for all so every person can thrive in today’s economy.
Destiny is well-prepared and has the experience to drive that change. After serving as student body president all four years in high school, she went on to graduate from the University of Richmond with a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Political Science, International Relations, and Latin American Iberian Studies affording her the opportunity to travel and become a fluent Spanish speaker. She later earned her Master of Arts in International Affairs from George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs.
Destiny works as the Communications Director of Virginia AFL-CIO, serving over 330,000 union members and their families across the Commonwealth fighting for equal, equitable, and safe worker rights and protections for all Virginians. Destiny and her husband Chris, live in Henrico, VA where they also manage three family-owned small businesses.
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