For Kerry Sullivan, success in business has always come with a responsibility to give back. Kerry and his wife are heavily involved with several nonprofit organizations across Southeastern Massachusetts and beyond. Together, they dedicate their time, resources, and energy to causes that strengthen communities, support families, and create opportunities for the next generation.
Building a thriving business in Southeastern Massachusetts means being part of something more significant than any single project. Kerry believes that the relationships and trust he’s built throughout the region carry an obligation to support the communities that have supported Dig It Construction. That philosophy determines not only how he runs his company, but how he and his family choose to spend their time outside of it.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cape Cod is part of the largest and most established youth mentoring organization in the United States. The organization connects young people experiencing hardship with caring adult mentors who provide guidance, friendship, and consistent support.
Research shows that mentored youth are more likely to stay in school, avoid risky behaviors, and go on to lead successful, rewarding lives. Kerry and his wife are proud supporters of Big Brothers Big Sisters’ work on the Cape, an organization that reflects their belief that each young person deserves a role model and a fair shot.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital finds cures for children facing cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Families treated at St. Jude never receive a bill for treatment, travel, housing, or food, allowing them to focus entirely on their child’s care. Their researchers also share findings openly with the global scientific community, advancing progress for kids everywhere.
Kerry Sullivan and his wife are proud supporters of a mission that touches the lives of families across Southeastern Massachusetts and around the world.
Cape Cod Regional Technical High School has long served as a cornerstone of vocational education on the Cape, preparing students for rewarding careers in the trades and technical fields. The Cape Cod Tech Foundation supports the school’s programs, scholarships, and resources that provide students with access to hands-on training in areas such as construction, electrical work, plumbing, and more. For Kerry Sullivan, whose own career began with hard work and practical skill-building at a young age, supporting this organization is personal. Supporting the next generation of tradespeople is investing in the region’s future.
