Emma’s House
Emma’s House brings child-focused support and a coordinated response to children who have experienced or witnessed traumatic events.
Local Work That Matters
Community Involvement
We live and work here. That means showing up for the people and organizations doing good work in the Bitterroot Valley, Missoula, and beyond.
Relationships and available support change over time. Contact us to ask about current involvement or share a specific need.
Local Roots
Based in Victor and Missoula
Hands-On Help
Time, labor, and materials
Real Relationships
Built around actual needs
Clear Requests
Tell us who, what, and when
Part of the Place We Serve
Community Work Starts With Showing Up
We have roots in the Bitterroot Valley, an office in Victor, and a service location in Missoula. The people who call us are also our neighbors.
Over the years, our community work has included children’s organizations, youth homes, housing projects, mission work, and outdoor programs for boys and families. The kind of help has not always looked the same. Sometimes it has meant roofing labor and materials. Other times it has meant time, money, or a long-standing personal relationship.
We are sharing that history here because the work matters—not because every relationship needs to become an advertisement.
People and Organizations
Relationships That Have Been Part of Our Story
Community involvement changes over time. These organizations are part of our history; contact us if you need to confirm current support or participation.
Moody Missions
Our history with Moody Missions includes volunteer home-building work tied to education, practical skills, faith, and employment.
Linda Massa Youth Homes
Linda Massa Youth Homes provides crisis intervention and group care for young people who need safety, support, and connection.
Gator Wilderness Camp School
Our connection to Gator Wilderness Camp School reflects a history of faith, family, outdoor service, healing, and personal leadership.
Habitat for Humanity
We have supported Habitat for Humanity of Ravalli County by donating roofing materials and labor for local housing work.
Different Needs Call for Different Help
What Community Support Has Looked Like
Volunteer Time
People showing up with practical skills, project coordination, leadership, or physical labor.
Roofing Labor
Hands-on roofing work when the building, scope, access, schedule, and crew capacity line up.
Materials
Donated or reduced-cost roofing materials that help a nonprofit protect a facility or complete a housing project.
Financial Support
Contributions or sponsorships connected to a defined organization, program, event, or community need.
Have a Request?
Give Us Enough Information to Understand the Need
A clear request is easier for us to evaluate. Tell us what the organization does, what help is needed, and when the decision has to be made.
- Organization name, mission, and primary contact
- Specific request, location, and deadline
- Who the work or contribution will help
- For roofing needs: ownership, roof condition, photos, access, and known scope
- For events: date, audience, sponsorship levels, and response deadline
We cannot take every request. Timing, location, safety, project fit, materials, crew availability, and existing commitments all matter.
How We Review a Request
Four Things We Need to Know
The Need
What problem needs to be solved, and who benefits from the work?
The Fit
Is the request within our trade, service area, values, and practical capacity?
The Timing
What is the real deadline, and does it work with our current commitments?
The Details
Who owns the decision, what approvals are needed, and what happens after the work?
Direct Answers
Community Involvement FAQs
Which organizations has Schrock Roofing supported?
Our community history includes Emma’s House, Moody Missions, Linda Massa Youth Homes, Gator Wilderness Camp School, and Habitat for Humanity of Ravalli County.
Has Schrock donated roofing labor or materials?
Yes. We have donated roofing labor and materials to support Habitat for Humanity work in Ravalli County.
Are all of these relationships currently active?
Not necessarily. Relationships, programs, and our available capacity change. Contact us if you need current information.
Can a nonprofit ask Schrock Roofing for help?
Yes. Send the organization’s mission, location, contact person, specific request, timeline, and who the work will help. We will review the request and tell you whether it fits our current capacity.
Does Schrock accept every request?
No. We look at project fit, geography, timing, safety, materials, crew availability, and existing commitments before agreeing to anything.
What should a roofing-related request include?
Include who owns the building, the roof type and known condition, recent photos, the requested work, site access, timing, and any plans, permits, funding, or other contractors already involved.
Schrock Roofing • Victor & Missoula, Montana
Tell Us What the Community Needs
Share the organization, the need, the location, the timeline, and the specific help you are asking for. We will take a look and give you a straight answer.
Share a Community Request
