Community

At SRO, we believe that building community is just as important as managing one.

That’s why we’re proud of our decades-long legacy of service and support to the communities we occupy. We seek to steward our resources and expertise wisely and selflessly, improving both the health and welfare of the underserved.

We believe it important to give back to the communities in which we do business and have done so for many decades. We support non-profit groups in the areas of human services, health, education and environment.”

David Schooler
Chairman of the Board

Focus Areas

Hunger & Health

Food Lifeline
Northwest Harvest
Utah Food Bank

Social Services

LifeWire
Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle
Hopelink
Treehouse
Jewish Family Service
Youth Eastside Service
Salt Lake Community Action Program
Bellevue Lifespring

Homelessness/Housing

Babies of Homelessness
Imagine Housing

Shareholder and Employee Volunteerism and Giving

Part of what makes SRO’s community program so robust is the generosity of our Shareholders and employees who multiply our community impact. Each year, SRO matches employee and Shareholder giving and volunteer hours. In 2023, SRO contributed over $340,000, including over $90,000 in matched employee and shareholder contributions. SRO has been consistently ranked by Puget Sound Business Journal as one of the top midsize corporate philanthropists. The Company’s executives actively serve on many nonprofit boards.

At SRO, we believe that building community is just as important as managing one.

Focus Areas

Hunger & Health

Social Services

Homelessness/Housing

Shareholder and Employee Volunteerism and Giving

Over the last 25 years