Throughout the month, roofing contractors have been doing what they've always done: ensuring people are safe and dry in their homes.

In addition to donating the sponsorship fee of $35,000 for the event, Central Roofing also participated on site for the morning drive-thru parade at Mall of America.

Bringing your company together around a cause within the community is key. When deciding to move forward with supporting a cause, it’s paramount to review how your team can be involved.

When Charles Antis, CEO of Antis Roofing & Waterproofing in California, started his roofing company, he didn’t know his company’s identity nor how he could get the word out, but that all changed on a fateful day 30 years ago. He went to a home where a woman and her children had leaks in every single room that was causing mold and mildew. 

Polyglass and Perkins Roofing came to the rescue of the Abandoned Pet Rescue in South Florida with a brand new roof that will keep its animal residents safe and dry.

White Castle Roofing helped a single mother of three get back behind the wheel with the help of a local nonprofit organization.

RoofCARE arranged to replace roof panels and some shingles for a New Mexico woman so she no longer has to worry about raising a family under a leaky roof covered in tarps.

In a year where the pandemic turned the world upside down, roofing contractors did what they do best to help spread some joy during the holidays.

In its final installment of charitable initiatives commemorating 125 years in business, Garland donated requested and needed items to the Cityview Healthcare & Rehabilitation facility.

Ongoing communications and events will share how the foundation has continually worked to promote the professionalism of roofing while giving back to the industry through research, education and philanthropy.