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Supporting Our Community with Every Roof Replacement

At OneSource Roofing and Restoration, we believe in giving back to the community that supports us. That’s why we’ve created a special program where, for every roof replacement we complete, we donate $50 to $100 to a non-profit organization of our customer’s choice.

We’ve partnered with a variety of incredible organizations that make a real difference in people’s lives. When you choose OneSource Roofing and Restoration, you have the opportunity to select which of these organizations you’d like us to support with your project. It’s our way of working together to build stronger communities, one roof at a time.

$50 will be donated for roof replacements up to 40 SQ’s; $100 for roof replacements 40 SQ’s or greater. Donations are made from OneSource Roofing & Restoration.

We Support the Following Non-Profit Organizations

Bring the Light (Dallas)

Working at ground zero of the homeless crisis and food deserts/food scarcity areas in Dallas, Bring the Light Ministries is dedicated to bringing the light to the lost, broken or starving through spiritual discipleship, the word of God, and meeting human needs by providing food to families in need, feeding, clothing, and housing the homeless, as well as providing other essential personal hygiene needs.

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Good Samaritans (Garland)

Good Samaritans of Garland provides bi-weekly nutritious food assistance for hungry and food-insecure neighbors, regardless of residence. Our mission is feeding, helping, and serving our community through direct food assistance and collaborative partnerships. Good Sam pastorally cares for, and serves, all neighbors with respect and without judgment.

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Heart House (Dallas)

Heart House is an education non-profit that serves refugee, immigrant, and under-resourced children with a holistic out-of-school and summer program, utilizing Social Emotional Learning (SEL) to help them thrive in their new community. We're located in the same Vickery Meadow area as many of these families, offering a safe space for kids to learn, gain new experiences, and grow. We’re dedicated to meeting the academic and emotional needs of refugee and immigrant children, because every child deserves a chance to reach their full potential.

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Journey to Dream (North Texas)

For more than 20 years, Journey to Dream has transformed and impacted the lives of at-risk, victimized, runaway, and homeless teens across North Texas. We offer housing and a full service of supportive program services to teens 14-19 years of age—currently reaching, impacting, and interacting with over 15,000 North Texas teens annually.

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Grief & Loss Center (North Texas)

The Grief and Loss Center of North Texas provides grief support to kindergartners through senior adults who are grieving the death of a loved one. The center's children's grief support program called SAM’s (Same As Me) helps kindergartners through high school seniors and their families. It also has the only support group in the metroplex for adults who have lost a loved one by homicide. Children and adults with special needs are welcome.

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Giving Grace (Denton County)

Giving Grace is a 501c3 organization that serves individuals and families with children in Denton County who are currently homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless. By offering our continuum of care, we give homeless families with the consistent support and community they need. Our approach is holistic, and our goal is to break the cycle of generational homelessness.

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Viola's House (Dallas)

Viola’s House was formed in 2008 as a “Maternity Home” to provide temporary housing and support services to expectant teenage mothers aged 18-24 in the Dallas area who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or lack a safe living arrangement. Our two primary programmatic goals are to help young individuals establish self-sufficient, sustainable living for themselves and their children, and to transition them into adulthood with essential skills in parenting, child development, family budgeting, health, and nutrition.

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City House (Plano)

Founded in 1988, by PISD school counselor Nancy Boyd, and educator Kay Goodman, what began as a 6-bed teen shelter has grown into a 48-bed multi-faceted agency that includes a children’s emergency shelter, three transitional living homes, free individual & family counseling services, street outreach, and a Youth Resource & Community Outreach Center. The mission of City House is to provide emergency shelter, transitional residential living and street outreach programs and services to at-risk children, youth and young adults (newborn to 22 years) who are in need due to abuse, neglect or homelessness.