EverGuard Roofing’s 2026 charitable giving tops $12,000 so far

EverGuard Roofing says its 2026 donations to New Mexico children’s nonprofits have reached $12,000 so far, putting the company on pace to exceed its $16,000 total from 2025. The Albuquerque roofing company has also made an extra $3,000 contribution to replace wheelchairs stolen from Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation’s children’s basketball program.

Why it matters: - EverGuard Roofing’s giving supports New Mexico children with disabilities, complex medical needs and serious illnesses. - The company says its donations are tied to its growth, making community support part of its business model. - The 2026 pace suggests EverGuard may top its 2025 charitable total.

What happened: - EverGuard Roofing says it has donated $12,000 so far in 2026 to New Mexico organizations serving children with disabilities and unique needs. - The Albuquerque company says its 2026 charitable giving is on track to exceed the $16,000 it donated in 2025. - Team members hand-delivered the most recent checks to each organization. - EverGuard says the visits help the team stay connected to the people receiving support.

The details: - Basket of Hope delivers gifts and encouragement to children facing serious illnesses and their families. - One of a Kind Kids provides a space for New Mexico children with special needs and the families who care for them. - Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation helps children with disabilities and complex medical needs get equipment, programs and resources that improve quality of life. - Casa Angelica provides a home and specialized care for children with profound developmental disabilities. - In spring 2025, a break-in at Carrie Tingley led to the theft of 17 adaptive wheelchairs used for a children’s wheelchair basketball program. - EverGuard President Dave Simmons wrote an additional $3,000 check to help replace the wheelchairs. - Simmons said the response was immediate after hearing about the theft. - EverGuard describes the extra payment as separate from its regular giving in 2025.

Between the lines: - EverGuard is using philanthropy to reinforce its local identity as a New Mexico-based company. - The donations focus on organizations that serve children with some of the highest care needs, which makes the impact more direct and visible. - Hand-delivering checks signals relationship-building, not just one-time giving.

What's next: - EverGuard says charitable contributions will continue through the rest of 2026 as the company completes additional roofing projects. - The company expects its total giving to keep growing if project volume stays strong. - EverGuard says its support for local organizations will remain a continuing part of company culture.

The bottom line: - EverGuard Roofing is pairing business growth with local philanthropy, and 2026 is already shaping up to be its biggest giving year yet.