COMMUNITY

The core values of R. C. Stevens Construction include active corporate citizenship. We provide a variety of services to support our community. As a Top 100 Company of Working Families, R.C. Stevens understands the value of achieving balance between work, family and community; embracing community initiatives is a key piece of our strategic plan and mission statement:

“We build our business through partnerships by exceeding expectations through performance, training, and education while actively supporting our community.”

The company, its employees and their families continually reach out to lend a hand both literally and financially to enhance the quality of life in Central Florida. Annually, we support the American Cancer Society by raising money for this worthwhile cause. We also participate in the Insurance Office of America’s corporate 5k benefiting the Christian Service Center, IOA Foundation, Orlando Runners Club and the Parramore Kidz Zone; and Walk Now for Autism benefiting Autism Speaks. In lieu of an employee gift exchange, we have a year end holiday tradition of collecting employee donations that are matched by the company, and then donated to a needy cause.

R.C. Stevens provided free construction management services as an “in-kind” donation for a 5,000sf Health Clinic for the Health Care Center for the Homeless, a nonprofit organization providing quality medical, dental and optometry care to the poor and uninsured.

With the financial assistance of our loyal subcontractors, R. C. Stevens also funded a complete renovation of The American Cancer Society’s Patient Services department as well as the Boy Scout’s Camp-La-No-Che gateway project.

Employees are very active in the community and support numerous local, civic, charitable boards and professional organizations, including the Historical Society of Central Florida’s Past President’s Council, The Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce, Orange County’s Development Advisory Board, Central Florida Builders’ Exchange, Leadership Orlando, Associated Builders and Contractors (local, state and national boards), Health Central Hospital, West Orange YMCA, West Orange Chamber, Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, First United Methodist Church Board of Trustees and Building and Finance committees, Habitat for Humanity, NAWIC’s annual CADD/Drafting competition and Block Kids Building Program, and the Central Florida Boy Scout Council.

Through these partnerships and years of community involvement, the
R.C. Stevens team moves beyond business success to being truly significant in its community.