Congratulations to Steve Moody, Sr. Account Manager with Century Fire Protection, our June Summer of Service Drawing winner! As part of our Summer of Service program, every point earned by sharing acts of service, good deeds, and volunteer stories becomes an entry into our monthly drawing. Steve’s participation earned him the opportunity to direct a $500 donation to Shriners Children’s, an organization dedicated to providing world-class pediatric specialty care to children regardless of their family’s ability to pay.

In 2025, the Southwest Florida (SWFL) / Fort Myers team demonstrated extraordinary commitment to community impact through their Closets for a Cause initiative and an inspiring Day of Impact. Their yearlong efforts centered on strengthening local nonprofits, elevating the experiences of vulnerable families, and deepening team connection through hands on service.

Stephanie Rosenstone of Paul Davis recently participated as a panelist at IDEA: Beyond the Gift in Jacksonville, where community leaders discussed creating meaningful partnerships that support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs). The conversation focused on breaking down barriers, advancing inclusion, and fostering opportunities that promote dignity, confidence, and belonging.

Sometimes, the greatest impact of the FirstService Relief Fund can’t be measured in dollars—it’s measured in peace of mind, hope, and the knowledge that you’re not facing life’s toughest moments alone.

Sometimes the simplest ideas can have the biggest impact. Across FirstService, teams embraced Daylight Hour, a global sustainability campaign that encourages organizations to switch off non-essential lighting for one hour during the summer solstice and make the most of natural daylight

The recent earthquakes in Venezuela have devastated communities, leaving thousands of families without homes, access to clean water, medical care, and other essentials. While emergency response efforts continue, recovery will take months. Learn about some of the most effective ways you can support relief efforts and help bring hope to those impacted.

When it comes to making a difference, it’s easy to assume we need a lot of time, money, or expertise to have an impact. But meaningful change often starts with a single action.

When you hear the term “wildlife habitat,” you may picture acres of protected land somewhere out in the country. But a wildlife habitat can actually start in your own backyard — or even on a small patio or balcony. More people are choosing to make their outdoor spaces friendlier for birds, butterflies, bees, and other local wildlife, and it doesn’t take a major landscaping project to do it. A few thoughtful changes can make a real difference.