We
believe in being "good neighbors." Following a site
and project evaluation, we make the following suggestions to the
owner regarding special attention for their community as well
as the environment:
Safety of children – We secure and fence all our sites to discourage curious "minds" from walking through unfinished hardhat areas and experimenting with dangerous equipment.
Parent/community communication – For schools and other public projects, we create newsletters or press releases to keep parents, students and interested citizens informed about construction schedules.
Environmental issues – When needed, we walk the site to identify areas that need to be circumvented or treated with care.
Supporting the communities in which we work and live is important to the professionals at James A. Cummings, Inc. We contribute to the following organizations throughout the State:
United Way of Broward |
Leadership Broward Foundation, Inc. |
American Diabetes Association |
YMCA |
Boys and Girls Clubs |
Broward Partnership |
Juvenile Diabetes |
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation |
BRACE Scholarship |
Teacher of the Year |
Tom Oxley Athletic Center |
NBHD Transplant House |
City Arts Factory |
A Gift For Teaching |
Take Stock in Children |
S.T.A.R.S. of West Orange |
West Orange Chamber of Commerce |
American Heart Association |
March of Dimes |
Make-A-Wish Foundation |
In addition to contributions of time and money, we also build facilities at cost for non-profit and educational organizations. We built the Homeless Assistance Center in Broward County for no fee. We encouraged our subcontractors to contribute their time and talent and saved the Center an additional $1.5 million.

In addition, we renovated the second floor of the City Arts Factory building in Downtown Orlando including a theater and convention space consisting of a catering area, a donated Anheuser Busch lounge area and performing art and event space.
We believe there’s no better way to spend our money than to invest in today’s youth to help them become tomorrow’s leaders. Below are some of the scholarships we contribute to:
James A. Cummings, Inc. was selected to help establish a new national program to assist small and minority business enterprises to develop, participate and grow in our highly competitive market. This new Mentor-Protégé Program matches participating general contractors with owners of emerging businesses to provide one-on-one coaching and sharing of their business expertise. The goal is to help the new business become successful and effective thus ensuring qualified successors for upcoming generations.