Robert Craig Lenney, the inventor behind Gutterglove, is committed to social impact and philanthropy.
He established Gutterglove, which specializes in solving issues around home maintenance using stainless-steel micro-mesh guard, in 2003.
Robert Craig Films was established in 2018 when he stepped back from day-to-day operations and channelled energy into film-making.
Lenney's passion for film-making led to the production of No Address, a feature film that focuses on issues around homelessness.
50% of the net proceeds from the five productions of No Address support organized combatting of homelessness known as Big 5 Giveback.
The foundation allows the production of films with meaningful and impactful messages while maintaining a significant commitment to philanthropy and social impact.
Lenney emphasizes on businesses to have an active role in supporting social responsibility and community care.
His vision for the future includes an increasing collaboration between Gutterglove and Robert Craig Films in advocating social issues and encouraging others to do the same.
From the early days of solving homeowners' problems to raising awareness about social issues in filmmaking, Lenney's story showcases the power of following one's passion and using entrepreneurship as a platform for good.
Lenney wants to make a real difference in reducing homelessness, and he encourages everyone to play their part.