In 2025, we’re doubling down on our commitment to #FirstServeOthers and invite you to join us. Check out our new testimonial video to see how serving others has impacted your colleagues’ lives. Be inspired by a story of how one small act can spark a wave of kindness, learn how to support mental health for military and veterans, and find out how you can assist California wildfire victims.
Every day our mission to #FirstServeOthers is embraced by our team members who are not only making a positive impact in their communities but are also receiving personal rewards like joy, purpose and connection. Hear their stories in our new Social Purpose testimonial video.
Social Purpose is all about making a positive impact—both in our communities and within our organization. There are several ways you can contribute to our mission to #FirstServeOthers, whether by collaborating with colleagues or friends, sharing your expertise, or promoting causes you’re passionate about.
We’re incredibly proud of the Relief Fund’s ongoing impact in supporting team members during personal financial hardships. In 2024, our most active year yet, the U.S. fund awarded 230 grants totaling nearly $400,000.
Discover how a colleague’s thoughtful gesture—donating self-care items to cancer patients instead of exchanging holiday gifts—grew into a cherished annual tradition benefiting pediatric patients and their families.
Life has a way of testing our resilience, often throwing challenges our way just when we feel least prepared. Read how the FirstService Relief Fund provided aid to a team member during a difficult time.
Learn about CertaPro Painter’s Miles for Mental Health 5K Run / Walk to support mental health services for service members, veterans, and their families, helping build stronger relationships and heal the invisible wounds impacting them.
Wildfires in California have devastated communities, displacing thousands of families, destroying homes, and leaving behind a path of destruction. In times of crisis, every act of kindness counts. Whether you’re near or far, there are many ways to provide meaningful support to wildfire victims.
One thing many of us have been reminded of while watching coverage of the California wildfires is that emergencies and natural disaster often come with little warning, leaving minimal time to react. Being prepared for a possible evacuation is critical to ensuring the safety and well-being of you and your loved ones. Learn the steps you can take to be prepared.