Building a Legacy of Caring Beyond Business

Publish Date
2026-09-09

Over the last 10 years, De Lune Corp has grown across industries, markets, and continents. But some of the most meaningful work has happened much closer to home.

In 2018, the company launched the Sharing the Love Initiative, a community impact program founded on a simple belief: success should create opportunities to support others. Since then, the initiative has helped address food insecurity across the Greater Washington region while supporting American farmers and producers.

What began as a modest Valentine's Day effort distributing protein-rich eggs to local families in need has steadily grown over the years through partnerships with food banks, soup kitchens, community organizations, and volunteers across the Greater Washington region. From those early distributions, Sharing the Love has evolved into De Lune Corp's flagship community impact initiative.

Its largest milestone came in the 2024 holiday season, when food boxes were distributed to 1,000 food-insecure families. Each food box contained enough nutritious food to help provide meals for a family of four for two full weeks, bringing support and stability to families when they needed it most. Most recently, in early 2026, De Lune Corp partnered with the Prince William County Community Foundation to support 500 military families connected to the Fort Belvoir and Quantico communities, providing food boxes designed to sustain each household for two weeks.

The numbers matter. But what matters more are the families served, the partnerships built, and the communities strengthened along the way. Because for De Lune Corp, impact has never been measured solely by contracts won or business growth. It is measured by the difference we make in the lives of others.

As we celebrate 10 years, we remain committed to creating value not only for customers and partners, but for the communities we are privileged to serve.

 

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