Royle Printing Makes Meaningful Gift to Sunshine Place’s Building Hope Project
SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. - Royle Printing, a family-owned commercial printing company headquartered in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, is proud to support Sunshine Place and its Building Hope capital project. This contribution will help advance Sunshine Place’s mission and expand its ability to provide essential resources and services to individuals, children and families throughout the Sun Prairie community.
Sunshine Place has long been an important resource for neighbors experiencing hardship, connecting community members with food, clothing, housing resources, children’s programs and other essential services. Its network of programs and onsite community partners provides support while helping individuals and families work toward greater stability.
The Building Hope project represents an investment in the organization’s future. The planned redevelopment will address the limitations of Sunshine Place’s current three-building campus, replacing two existing buildings and bringing the properties together into a more cohesive and accessible campus designed to better accommodate the community’s growing needs.
“Sun Prairie has been home to Royle Printing for generations, and we believe strongly in supporting the community that has supported our family, our company and our employees,” said Chris Carpenter, President and Owner of Royle Printing. “Sunshine Place does incredible work for our neighbors every single day. We’re proud to contribute to a project that will allow them to continue growing their impact and serving local families for many years to come.”
For Royle Printing, the donation reflects a broader commitment to giving back to the community where the company’s employees live, work and raise their families.
“Sunshine Place goes far beyond providing food or meeting an immediate need,” said Sally Desloge, Manager of Marketing & Sales Support at Royle Printing. “They connect people with resources that can truly make a difference in their lives — from clothing and children’s programs to housing resources, community services and so much more. When we learned more about the Building Hope project and what it could mean for Sun Prairie, we knew it was something Royle wanted to support.”
Sunshine Place provides a variety of services through programs including Sunshine Pantry, Sunshine Supper, KiDs Closet, Beds for Kids, housing assistance, community learning opportunities and partnerships with other local service organizations.
The contribution will support Sunshine Place’s vision for a campus equipped to meet increasing community needs while creating a welcoming and accessible environment for those seeking assistance.
"We are incredibly grateful to Royle Printing for this generous investment in our building project," said Ann Maastricht, Executive Director of Sunshine Place. “Royle has a long history of supporting our community, and their generous gift is another wonderful example of that commitment. Their support brings us one step closer to creating a welcoming, accessible campus where we can serve more families, strengthen our programs and bring even more resources together for our community."
About Royle Printing
Royle Printing is a family-owned commercial printing company headquartered in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. Specializing in high-quality magazines, catalogs and corporate publications, Royle partners with publishers and brands throughout the United States to deliver exceptional print products backed by advanced technology, craftsmanship and personalized customer service. Royle is proud to call Sun Prairie home and remains committed to supporting organizations and initiatives that strengthen the local community.
About Sunshine Place
Sunshine Place is a Sun Prairie-based community resource organization dedicated to helping neighbors facing hardship. Through its own programs and partnerships with other community organizations, Sunshine Place connects individuals and families with food, clothing, housing resources, children’s services, educational opportunities and other essential support. To learn more about Sunshine Place and the Building Hope project, visit the Sunshine Place website.
