Roofing industry gives back through hands-on support

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Contractors and manufacturers are uniting to provide roofing, labor and resources for families in need. 

In an industry driven by momentum, precision and meaningful work, roofing professionals are finding a deeper purpose by supporting families in need. Across the country, contractors, manufacturers and distributors are coming together to support Ronald McDonald House Charities through a coordinated effort that combines financial contributions with essential roofing services. That collaboration reflects a strong and growing culture of giving within the industry, one rooted in hands-on, skills-based support. Rather than relying solely on donations, roofing professionals are contributing materials, labor and ongoing maintenance to help ensure these facilities remain safe, reliable and welcoming for families. During an episode of Roofing Road Trips®, Jason Stanley of IB Roof Systems™ shared how that experience brings a valuable perspective. As Jason noted, “It really centers you on what's important, which is family and giving back.” 

 “It’s just roofing,” Jason said. “If you ever want to feel like it’s just roofing, go visit your local Ronald McDonald House charity.” 

The scale of involvement continues to grow. Roofing contractors across the United States are conducting twice-annual inspections, maintaining drainage systems and completing repairs to ensure each facility remains safe and functional. Manufacturers are contributing insulation, fasteners and membrane systems, while distributors often handle transportation logistics, sometimes at no cost. The result is a coordinated, industry-wide effort that reduces operational expenses for the charity while maintaining high-quality building performance. 

This collaboration has also sparked grassroots initiatives designed to expand participation. Events like charity golf tournaments are drawing professionals from across the country, combining networking opportunities with fundraising efforts that directly support new construction and facility upgrades. As Jason Stanley noted, “It’s a star-studded cast of really great people that come together to do something really noble.” 

At its core, the movement reflects a shared recognition of responsibility. “There’s no greater cause than these kids,” Jason said, emphasizing the motivation behind continued involvement. 

As more companies step forward, the roofing industry is demonstrating that its impact extends well beyond the jobsite, providing not only shelter, but stability for families during some of their most difficult moments. 

Listen to the podcast to learn more about how roofing professionals are giving back through hands-on support, industry collaboration and long-term commitment to Ronald McDonald House Charities!