As part of its commitment to protect what matters most, GAF unveiled its inaugural social impact report highlighting the company’s efforts to make a positive impact on its people, communities, and the planet.
The report outlines the progress made in 2020 and identifies key focus areas for the future, including how the company can leverage its expertise, resources, and influence as the industry’s leading roofing manufacturer to help power the potential of communities.
More than 6,000 families and 708 charities benefited from GAF community impact programs in 2020. GAF maximizes its efforts by partnering with leading non-profit organizations to support three key social impact priorities – creating disaster resiliency, helping our neighbors, and building communities. Additionally, GAF has brought product and material circularity to the forefront of the roofing sector through the development of innovative manufacturing processes like the recently announced recycled asphalt shingle.
Through these ongoing efforts and partnerships with organizations that share its philosophy, GAF aims to continue driving meaningful and lasting change, keeping the company’s promise to its employees, customers, and communities. To read and download the full report, visit gaf.com/sustainability.
About GAF
GAF is North America’s largest roofing and waterproofing manufacturer and a part of Standard Industries. GAF’s products include a comprehensive portfolio of roofing and waterproofing solutions for residential and commercial properties as well as for civil engineering applications. GAF provides end-to-end support for architects, specifiers, contractors and property owners seeking high-quality performance and technical guidance. Through its innovative and customer-driven solutions, the company has protected homes, businesses, families and communities for over 130 years. Learn more at www.GAF.com.
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