Our clients spend their working lives putting neighborhoods on the map. This page is the smaller version of the same idea: how the two of us try to be part of the community we live in, off the clock and out of the office.
A working car is the difference between keeping a job and losing one, and for a lot of families in Middle Tennessee it hangs by a thread. Mechanics on a Mission is a Murfreesboro nonprofit that gives free car repairs and donated vehicles to neighbors facing transportation hardship.
Jonathan volunteers with the team there. It is unglamorous work with an outsized effect: a repaired transmission does not make a highlight reel, but it keeps a parent employed and a family moving.
Ryan flies and volunteers with Downwind Flight Club in Murfreesboro, a community of pilots that keeps small aviation alive and within reach for the people who dream about it.
He also volunteered restoring warbirds with the Commemorative Air Force, helping keep flying history in the air instead of behind a rope. Hands on a wrench, same as the day job is hands on a build.
Builders and developers tell us the same thing in different words: they are proud of what their work does for a town, not just what it looks like on a photo shoot. New streets, new families, new tax base, new places for life to happen.
We wanted a page that holds us to the same standard. No staged volunteer photos, no charity logos as marketing props. Just the honest version: two founders, the causes they actually show up for, and a business that tries to be worth having in the community it serves.
Tell us about your communities and what you are trying to grow. We will tell you honestly whether we can help.