A small Beverly company is making a big community impact on services for the homeless and hungry on the North Shore. In just one month, Coastal Windows & Exteriors donated over $17,000 in products and funds to local nonprofits. They supported North Shore Habitat for Humanity, Beverly Bootstraps, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation through generous contributions and hands-on involvement.
Owners Stephanie and David Vanderbilt believe in creating change beyond home exteriors. They live on Bertram Street in Beverly and stay deeply connected to the local community. In addition, they prioritize working with trusted partners on every charitable project and home improvement effort. This partnership-driven approach strengthens both neighborhoods and nonprofit missions across the North Shore. Moreover, their recent giving reflects a growing trend in businesses using their platform for good. While many talk about impact, Coastal Windows takes action.
From sponsoring build days to funding food programs, they focus on helping real people with real needs. That hands-on work creates lasting memories and measurable results. Because of their efforts, more families have homes, meals, and access to critical resources.
Clearly, this company’s heart for service drives every project they touch. As their outreach grows, so does their community impact—proving that small businesses can create big change. Through every window installed and dollar donated, Coastal Windows & Exteriors continues to invest in people first.
