Earning with intention.
Giving with Heart.
Profit With Purpose
We believe strong businesses have a responsibility to make a positive impact. While profit is a natural result of good business, we see it as an opportunity to do more for our people, our communities, and those in need around the world.
A portion of our earnings is reinvested in our team, in local communities, and in global efforts to support the most vulnerable. We believe this is what good stewardship looks like and it’s central to who we are as a company.
Below are just a few stories that highlight how our employees are reaching beyond themselves to make a difference, fueled by a company that puts people first.
Send Relief
Tony Allen presented a DCI Community Care Grant to Shun Abram with Send Relief Mid-South.
Send Relief focuses on community outreach through the renovation of its ministry center at the Dwelling Place Church. Volunteers assist with projects like demolition, light construction, and supporting families in need.
My Town Miracles
Michael Williamson, Director of People at DCI, has partnered with My Town Miracles as a part of the DCI Cares Grant Program. Michael presented the grant to Whitney Williams, the Executive Director.
Whether it’s organizing food drives for the less fortunate, supporting local youth, or creating opportunities for mentorship and personal growth, My Town Miracles is at the forefront of positive change in the Memphis area. DCI is grateful to be able to work with local organizations to support their programming.
Memphis City Seminary
Michael Williamson presented a DCI Community Cares Grant to Joanne Lewis with Memphis City Seminary. DCI is grateful to partner with Memphis City Seminary and present them with a community grant. We appreciate the work you are doing in our city.
Memphis City Seminary believes in holistic, lifelong theological education and offers degree programs in preparation for ordination and ministry leadership. These degree programs integrate specific instruction aimed at four interconnected goals: Knowledge, Character, Skills, and Vision.
SOS (Service Over Self)
Michael Williamson presented a DCI Community Cares Grant to Philip Walkly and Michael Simants with SOS (Service Over Self). We are proud to partner with their team and are excited to see what they are doing for Memphis.
SOS (https://sosmemphis.org) is known for its commitment to community revitalization and youth development. The organization primarily focuses on repairing homes in underserved neighborhoods