The roofing industry is still reeling from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the supply shortage, but roofing contractors haven’t stopped giving back to others in need.

The donations will go toward supporting the roofing industry through various means, such as scholarships, education, charitable programs and research.

Growing the business requires hitting the numbers, but businesses that thrive are built on a mission driven by the business leader with buy-in from the entire team. 

Roofing contractors across the country are facing tough times, but that hasn't stopped them from giving back to veterans to ensure they have safe places to live.

Restoration Builders has acquired Roof Angels, a 501(c) public charity that provides roof replacement and repair assistance to homeowners in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

After the local school district declined an offer from Ridge Runners Remodeling to repairs its roofs for free, the roofing contractor turned its focus to residents in need of help.

Through donations of time, labor and materials, roofing contractors have shown their appreciation for military members by securing their homes with new and repaired roofs.

For the second year in a row, the Roofing Contractors Association of South Florida donated $100,000 to Make-a-Wish Foundation Southern Florida — making RCASF the largest non-corporate contributor to the foundation.