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A Legacy of Giving
Following the legacy of the company founder the late Michael J. Mungo, the Mungo Homes Foundation was created “to serve so that others are empowered to thrive.”
The Mungo Homes Foundation
The Mungo Homes Foundation was established with the sole mission of improving the communities in which Mungo builds by providing economic, educational, health, housing, and emergency hardship support to individuals in need due to circumstances beyond their control. A portion of each home sold is contributed to the Foundation and is invested in the local community of that home. The mission of the Foundation is the very backbone of the mission of Mungo Homes: “ to serve so that others are empowered to thrive.”
Not only are Mungo Team Members allowed time off to serve the needs of others, but with 16 hours of annual paid volunteer time, they are encouraged to get involved within the community. Each spring Team Members roll up their sleeves during the annual Week of Service, and work at local food banks, build wheelchair ramps for the physically challenged, build playgrounds at children’s shelters, update and renovate spaces at transitional housing facilities, and the list goes on.
During the annual Week of Giving just prior to Christmas, Team Members enjoy presenting checks to approved non-profit organizations to support their missions.
Opportunities to volunteer are afforded Team Members throughout the year, which fosters a commitment to our communities and enhances the experience of working at Mungo Homes.
Michael's House
Building Hope, Honoring Legacy, and Creating Futures in Lexington, South Carolina
Mungo Homes, along with dozens of trade partners donating labor and materials, is proud to announce Michael's House, a first-of-its-kind home that will be sold at market-rate, with net proceeds to benefit a local charity.
The inaugural Michael's House is located in Hendrix Farm in Lexington, SC, and will help fund the Village at St. Andrews, a joint project between the United Way and Homeless No More to continue working to create housing for families in the Midlands.
The Village at St. Andrews is a housing community for Lexington County families with children, equipped with an on-site accredited childcare center and a small grocery store for residents and the surrounding area.
