Service
Giving Back
Service work over more than a decade — quietly, locally and abroad.
Jack believes that success means little without service. Across the past decade he has supported humanitarian, educational, and technology-for-good initiatives in four corners of the world, along with ongoing community work at home.
Selected projects
2011
Amboseli, Kenya
Humanitarian service project in the Amboseli region, including rebuilding a school and constructing major water storage infrastructure to support the local community.
2012
Cusco, Peru
This was one of the most heartbreaking and rewarding charity trips we experienced. We visited an orphanage in the Cusco area that cared for nearly 100 children, roughly 50 boys and 50 girls, where basic facilities were extremely limited and many sleeping areas were in poor condition.
The project focused on restoring dignity, comfort, education, and care for the children. We replaced mattresses, improved sleeping areas, updated and repainted the entire orphanage, helped upgrade basic facilities, and built a computer lab with internet service paid for one year.
The orphanage had been closed, but after the work was completed, it was able to reopen. This experience left a lasting impression and remains one of the most meaningful service projects we have been part of.
2013
North America
Service projects supporting communities closer to home, including local outreach and assistance for families and communities in need.
2014
Philippines
Humanitarian service in areas impacted by Typhoon Yolanda, including rebuilding a school in a severely affected region that was difficult for many groups to access.
This project was a meaningful and memorable experience that left a lasting impression on everyone who was able to participate. The work was a reminder that service enriches the giver as much as the recipient, and that the impact of giving often lasts far beyond the project itself.
“No one has ever become poor by giving.”
2025
Costa Rica
Humanitarian project supporting an Indigenous family by helping build a home and powering the house with solar energy.
Local community support
Closer to home, Jack supports community organizations, schools, and mentorship programs — most of it intentionally low-profile.
Technology for good
Many of the same tools used to run a business — automation, modern software, AI — can lower costs and expand access for nonprofits and small organizations. Jack supports applying that toolset to causes where it makes the biggest difference.
Mentorship
Mentorship is a long-running personal commitment, both inside his companies and outside of them.