Profit with purpose.
We use a portion of our profits to invest in our people, our communities, and to care for some of the world’s most needy.
Successful companies produce profit. It’s one of the outcomes of good business, and it takes every team member to succeed.
We use a portion of those profits to invest in our people, our communities, and to do good in other parts of the world. DCI believes this is what good stewardship looks like and it is the heartbeat of our work.
Below are a few of the stories of how our employees are reaching beyond themselves to use our profits to care for each other, their communities, and the world’s most needy.
House of Grace
Tim King, Quality Safety Manager at DCI, partnered with House of Grace to present a DCI Community Cares Grant. We are a proud partner with House of Grace that is doing critical work in the North Mississippi area.
The House of Grace has operated a domestic violence shelter for over twenty years in North Mississippi. Clients receive confidential support and counseling, and are provided with the tools, knowledge, and necessary skills they need to safely navigate and escape abuse.
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.
Charlotte Rescue Mission
The DCI Leadership Development Team recently partnered with the Charlotte Rescue Mission to prepare serve meals for the men of the shelter.
Charlotte Rescue Mission is a leader in providing cost-free, faith-based residential recovery programs that help people struggling with the disease of addiction achieve long-term sobriety, find financial stability and stable housing, and build healthy relationships.
Ronald McDonald House
The DCI Leadership Development Team partnered with the Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte to build bikes for the residents to receive on Christmas morning.
Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte provides comfort, care, and support for families with children who are sick in the greater Charlotte area.
Ghana
Great to be in Ghana last week supporting the team at LifeNet International.
LifeNet partners with community health centers to build their medical and administrative capacity and connect them with pharmaceuticals and equipment.
Angel Street
Lauren Amann Miller presented Ruth Abigail Smith, the Executive Director of AngelStreet, with a DCI Cares grant at the start of a great partnership.
AngelStreet develops and mentors girls as creative leaders through music. We believe all young women in Memphis deserve access to the arts and creative leadership opportunities.