Giving Back

Our dedication to excellence goes beyond our work.

A Core Value
Since 1898

Sheehan Family Companies has proudly donated over $33 million over the last decade, to charities working to make a difference.

Our company’s commitment to excellence is not just a standard we hold ourselves to in our work, but also in how we contribute to the communities we serve. By giving back, we understand we are helping to set important foundations that will provide tremendous benefits for generations to come.

Our network of distributors, Sheehan Family Companies, proudly partners with exceptional organizations and the impact of these collaborations have had tremendous impact on the environment and education worldwide. Nature & Nurture.

aerial photo of jones river

Nature

Prioritizing environmental conservation and land protection organizations committed to:

  • Protect wild lands for public use.
  • Restore watersheds and natural habitats.
  • Protect endangered flora and fauna.
camp harbor view group photo

Nurture

Supporting early childhood development, education, and social service organizations and programs working to:

  • Serve disadvantaged youth and their families.
  • Enhance students’ cognitive and social skills in an effort to support educational success.
  • Provide educational opportunities via scholarship program.
Old Colony YMCA distributes food to those in need in their communities.
northeast wilderness trust group photo
Northeast Wilderness Trust volunteers plant trees. The organization is committed to conserving forever-wild landscapes for the benefit of both nature and people. (Photo credit: Paul Willis, https://newildernesstrust.org/about/strategicplan)
Every summer, Camp Harbor View counselors lead middle- & high-schoolers through transformative camps on Long Island in Boston Harbor.
jones river watershed association volunteers check sediment levels in the river
Jones River Watershed Association volunteers checking sediment levels in the Jones River. This group works tirelessly to protect, enhance, and restore the quality of natural resources in Southeastern Massachusetts.