Sunroc Plays an Active Role in the Community

Sunroc takes immense pride in giving back to the community through donations of construction products and equipment and the dedicated time of our employees. Our legacy is deeply rooted in the communities we serve, and we make it a priority to reciprocate the support by actively engaging with residents and giving back throughout the regions we operate in each year. Sunroc employees embody a culture of generosity, frequently participating in various community causes, serving on boards, and contributing to local councils, fostering a legacy of giving.

We firmly believe in aligning our contributions with both executive priorities and community needs in the areas where we conduct business. Supporting our key employees, customers, and stakeholders while championing causes that benefit our communities is at the core of our values.

Sunroc invests significantly in educational institutions within the regions we serve, aiming to create opportunities for community members and cultivate a skilled workforce. Education stands as a cornerstone in community development, and we actively contribute to this by engaging in curriculum development, offering training programs, providing internships, scholarships, and more.

RECENT GIVING BACK POSTS

Sunroc is committed to providing community service while building a brighter future for the areas we serve.

3rd Annual Love Idaho Event Gets Boost from Sunroc

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Sunroc Donates Concrete to 2021 Hubble Hero House

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Sunroc donates $25K to homeless resource centers

SALT LAKE CITY — As Jeremy Hafen, wearing a hard hat and a yellow vest over his suit, toured the dusty construction site where his […]