Lewisville, TX – June 5, 2025 – MCS (or the “Company”), the national property services leader, highlighted its commitment to the communities where it operates by organizing several days of community service. Over 150 employees donated time to participate in company-sponsored service activities in the communities where they live and work during April and May.
“From the properties we maintain to ensuring our associates have a rewarding professional experience, our tagline ‘Making Communities Shine’ is meaningful on many levels,” said Craig Torrance, CEO of MCS. “Every year, our team is excited to be a part of ‘something bigger’ by creating positive change in the communities where they live and work and, as a company, we are committed to providing the support necessary to create a rewarding program with far-reaching benefits.”
Each spring, MCS employees across the country choose a community-based initiative and donate their time by participating in a variety of community service activities. In 2025, teams from the Company’s Lewisville, TX; Tampa, FL; Warren, MI; Attleboro, MA; and Ruston, LA operations worked with a variety of local organizations to support initiatives such as food bank operations, family support services and thrift stores that fund local community programs for underserved families.
Each MCS location chooses its own community-based initiative and works with local organizations in need. MCS employees participated in a variety of organized events, donating their time and effort to help via the following initiatives:
- Lewisville, TX: The MCS team in Lewisville volunteered at Minnies Food Pantry, preparing bags for client pick-up, stocking shelves and sorting donations. Headquartered in Plano, Texas, the nonprofit organization focuses on breaking the cycle of food insecurity by providing families in low-income areas with access to fresh fruits and vegetables and financial education.
- Tampa, FL: The MCS team in Tampa volunteered at Metro Ministries, which provides comprehensive services for at-risk and homeless families in underserved and impoverished communities throughout the Tampa market. The team helped families choose food and clothes from the outreach center; assisted in accepting, sorting and organizing donations; prepared, cooked and served food to residents and community partners; and worked to clean the kitchen and prep areas.
- Warren, MI: The MCS team in Warren spent a day working at Forgotten Harvest, a local food bank, which included separating and bagging food items for orders, tidying and organizing the warehouse and breaking down boxes. Forgotten Harvest delivers surplus food each day to charities within the Detroit community, providing families in need with fresh and nutritious food.
- Ruston, LA: The MCS team in Ruston spent a day working at the Rolling Hills Ministries helping to organize items in the RHM Thrift Store. The organization serves Northern Louisiana with a variety of services ranging from disaster relief to recreational programs. Services are funded through donations from individuals, churches and sales from RHM stores.
- Attleboro, MA: The MCS team in Attleboro volunteered at New Hope and its Amber’s Closet initiative which provides families impacted by sexual and domestic violence a store-like atmosphere to access free essential items such as clothing, personal care and household items. Associates at MCS’s Attleboro office helped with construction by installing fixtures, dressing rooms and signs as well as assembling display tables.
“New Hope is incredibly thankful for our new friends at MCS, who donated their time to assist us with the construction of Amber’s Closet, a space for survivors of sexual and domestic violence to obtain essential items in a store-like atmosphere, as well as support us with other agency initiatives and needs,” said Nico C. “The MCS team brought the construction of our closet space to near completion, setting us up for a grand opening in a timely fashion. We want to give special gratitude to Allison Menard and Alyssa Schaal for offering us their time and workforce, and to Allison for flying all the way out from her home base to join us. We look forward to a continued partnership with MCS.”
“We are very proud of our ongoing community service program and the commitment of our teams,” said Marti Diaz, Chief Human Resources Officer at MCS. “We believe that these initiatives not only strengthen the bonds between employees and their communities but, also demonstrates our ongoing commitment to making a positive impact beyond the workplace.”
About MCS
MCS is an award-winning property services provider working across Commercial, Residential and Government properties as well as the Property Preservation industry. For nearly 40 years, MCS has been committed to responsive care, industry-leading service standards, leveraging technology, and end-to-end transparency to protect, preserve and serve communities across the country. Some of the largest and most respected mortgage servicers, real estate owners and operators, corporations and government agencies trust MCS to perform property inspections, preservation, maintenance, renovations, and other property-related services. Learn how MCS is Making Communities Shine at MCS360.com.
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