RANCON GROUP

IN THE COMMUNITY

involvement starts at the top with Founder Dan Stephenson

emulated throughout our organizations

our involvement

Involvement Starts at
THE TOP

Rancon community involvement starts at the top with Founder Dan Stephenson, and is emulated by every person throughout both Rancon Real Estate and the Rancon Group organizations.

For 50 years, the people at Rancon have shared a mutual desire to achieve success in their careers while playing active roles in their community. There are literally dozens of Rancon professionals who volunteer on a regular basis to help organizations and foundations that benefit the community at large.

Rancon has always played a lead role in sponsoring the Community

For 50 years, we’ve shared a mutual desire to achieve success in their careers while playing active roles in their community

AS A CORPORATE
SPONSOR

Rancon has always played a lead role. From sponsoring Pop Warner and Little League in the early days to forming community groups to preserve the arts, Rancon has donated millions of dollars to charitable organizations.

Rancon has always played a lead role. From sponsoring Pop Warner and Little League in the early days to forming community groups

Rancon, through its individuals and corporate sponsorships, strives to bring a better quality of life in the communities it serves. Rancon’s broad community involvement includes philanthropy, community investment, volunteerism, and corporate sponsorships.

Rancon Chairman and Founder Dan Stephenson is a founding member of the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce, The Theater Foundation and long-time member of the Arts Council of Temecula. He was a pioneer in bringing Pop Warner Football to the Temecula Valley as well as the Boys and Girls Club, and helped build the Ronald Reagan Sports Park. In addition, he and his wife Beverley were a driving force in building The Old Town Community Theater.

founder // chairman

Dan Stephenson

“As proud as I am of what this company has accomplished in business, that effort is overshadowed by what individuals in the company have done in contributing to the community,” says Stephenson. “There are many things that have made Rancon successful. Yet when all the numbers are crunched, and the books are tallied, it all comes down to one common denominator: people. It’s the people who make our business; people who make us successful; our people who make me very proud.”

“As proud as I am of what this company has accomplished in business, that effort is overshadowed by what individuals in the company have done in contributing to the community,” says Stephenson.