Philanthrophy and

Charitable Work

Cory Summerhays owns a few businesses, but who he is as a person is much larger

An Unforgettable Gift

Cory has started an unofficial company tradition in which he and his company give back to a family or multiple families every Christmas Eve. For 9 years running, Cory has helped multiple families enjoy their holidays and made the Christmas wishes of many come true.

Cory remembers two great influences on his young life who have inspired him to follow their lead: his mother, and his mother’s employer. When Cory was young, he remembers how his mother would work overtime to not only provide for her family, but to buy gifts for others as well. Impressed by her work ethic and selflessness, Cory does remember getting one particular gift. “The one gift I do remember receiving as a young boy was a set of red Rossignol skis. Such an expensive gift was out of the norm on Christmas Day and therefore made an indelible mark on my memory. The gift came from my mother’s employer, a man named Leon. This man became my first mentor, and to this day, I still don’t really know who he was.”

Cory has taken these experiences and not only changed how he views life and those around him, but has inspired and helped other to do the same.

2018 'Unforgettable Gift' Recipient

For years, employee Antonio Boconegra and his wife Bertha Oliva had tried to start a family, but unfortunately dealt with various infertility issues. In 2017, Cory, along with his company Unforgettable Coatings, donated $15,000 to help them start infertility treatments.

Our Causes

UNFORGETTABLE GIFT

Our “Unforgettable Gift” grant program helps one family per year with a gift of $15,000. 2020 will be our 4th year doing this.

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SafeNest is committed to ending domestic violence in Clark County. An additional part of their mission which is to support those affected by a broken home by inspiring hope for a new future through the focus on personal empowerment. We’ve chosen to be a special donor for the past two years.

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