The Rp&G Printing Difference:
Commitment to service
Not just in our work,
but in our community, our nation and our world
Some of our awards and recognitions
We are proud of these awards and recognitions that we have received over the years. Sure – they speak to a well-run business that produces great work and treats their customers right. They also show that we treat our employees right, and that we provide a good and fair workplace. We also treat our community right, and we give back and participate in making things better for those around us. The owners of RP&G Printing feel blessed to have success and work that is fulfilling and enjoyable, and we are happy to show our gratitude with the service work we do and the financial support we provide to the causes we support.
Small Business of The year
Cindy Ross - Wesley Chapel Volunteer of the year
RP&G Co-Owner Cindy Ross was proud to be named Wesley Chapel Volunteer for 2017. In addition to the Build-A-Bear For A Cause mentioned below, Cindy is involved in many local organizations and events including The North Tampa Bay Chamber’s Ambassadors, Women of Wesley Chapel, hurricane and disaster relief efforts, and Rotary Volunteer Corps.
- Cindy was appointed to the San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union Board of Directors in 2017.
- She completed the Leadership Pasco Program in 2018.
RP&G's Community projects
The Clayton Verge memorial scholarship for the arts
RP&G has been proud to present multiple scholarships to deserving high school seniors interested in pursuing higher education in the arts.
Clayton Verge was an arts educator who had a big impact on RP&G founder Kent Ross, along with thousands of other students through the years. Kent wanted to honor this gifted artist and educator by helping continue his mission of helping young artists pursue their crafts.
Working with the Pasco Education Foundation to find students in 3 area high schools who meet scholastic criteria and will be pursuing, graphic arts or fine arts for their college education, RP&G is proud to present up to $1000 per year to these deserving students.
Build-a-Bear for a cause
In 2021, bears were delivered to Wiregrass, Watergrass, Chester Taylor, Quail Hollow, Denham Oaks and Wesley Chapel elementary schools. The “Build-A-Bear for a Cause” party night took place on 11/30, and between 21 people attending that night and from donations, 151 total bears were made!
Rotary Club of Wesley Chapel
RP&G Owner Kent Ross is a proud Rotarian, a worldwide organization which is dedicated to providing service to others, promoting integrity, and advancing world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.
Kent has served his club – The Rotary Club of Wesley Chapel in many capacities including Mentor Coordinator, Speaker Chair, Fund Chair and as President. He is a Paul Harris Fellow.
He has worked along side his fellow club members on projects ranging from picking up trash during clean up days on Highway 54, to installing water purification systems in homes located in the remote hills of Honduras.
The club hosts a variety of community events and fundraisers. The funds raised go to Rotary High School Scholarships, feeding the food-insecure, and recently a first-of-its-kind, universally-inclusive playground designed so that children with special needs can play along with their families in a safe environment. In total, the club donated $50,000 to this worthy project.