Every roof feeds a child.
Capital City Roofing has made a formal commitment to donate at least 1% of annual net profit to charitable giving every year. Not a customer fee. Not a marketing campaign. A structural pledge.
Year one targets we're building toward.
A commitment built into the company.
Capital City Roofing commits to donating at least one percent of annual net profit each year to charitable organizations focused on food security, youth development, and community resilience. The Feeding the Future Project is our principal recipient.
When you hire Capital City Roofing, your invoice is for roofing work and nothing else. The pledge comes from our margin, not your wallet. You are not making a charitable donation. You are hiring a roofing company that funds one with its own profit.
That is the whole idea.
Three commitments that hold us accountable.
Funded by CCR
The pledge comes from annual net profit, not from customer invoices, fees, or markups. Our customers never pay a charity line item.
Directed to Feeding the Future
The Feeding the Future Project is the principal recipient of the pledge, with additional local partners added as the program matures.
Reported Annually
Each year we publish a short impact summary: the dollars donated, the recipients, and what the funds supported. Accountability, not marketing.
Three focus areas, one accountable partner.
The Feeding the Future Project directs pledge funds into three focus areas.
Food Security
Partnering with local food banks, community pantries, and school meal programs to reduce food insecurity in the markets where CCR operates.
Youth Development
Supporting trade education, mentorship, and youth enrichment programs that give the next generation a path forward.
Community Resilience
Disaster relief and community recovery support, particularly in storm-impacted regions where roofing expertise and funded aid can work together.
Feeding the Future Project
The community-focused 501(c)(3) nonprofit anchoring our pledge. Funds donated by Capital City Roofing support the programs they direct on the ground.
Most companies that do community giving treat it like a marketing tactic. We wanted something with more spine than that. So we built the commitment into how the company operates.
Brad Strawbridge · Founder & CEO
We want to be clear.
The difference between a structural pledge and a marketing tactic matters. Here's what this commitment does, and does not, do.
Not a customer fee
This is not a surcharge, a markup, or a line item on any invoice. You pay for roofing work. CCR funds the pledge from its own profit.
Not a tax deduction for customers
You are not making a charitable donation when you hire us. CCR is the donor, not the customer.
Not a fundraising campaign
We are not soliciting donations from the public on behalf of any charity. This is a company commitment, not a pass-through collection.
Not a marketing arrangement
The Feeding the Future Project does not endorse, recommend, or promote Capital City Roofing. The relationship is one direction: we donate to them.
Your roof protects your family.
Our pledge protects your community.
This is not a roofer that writes a check at Christmas. This is a mission that installs roofs to fund it. Schedule your free inspection and see the difference a structural pledge makes.