Outreach, Inc. is a ministry reaching out to homeless and at-risk young adults in Indianapolis. They provide street outreach, a drop-in center, holistic and social services, case management and emergency referral services. DSC's corporate headquarters has been involved with Outreach since 2006, hosting fundraising competitions to fill the charity's needs each year. "The Battle of the Soxes", "Penny Wars", and Canned Food Drive have often pitted the ladies of the office against the men, but regardless of the outcomes, the at-risk children and teens served by Outreach have benefitted greatly from the tremendous fundraising efforts by DSC employees and their families.

The annual motorcycle ride with Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is to benefit the Indiana National Guard Relief Fund. The National Guard Relief Fund which provides grants for the families of Hoosier members of the Indiana National Guard or Armed Forces Reserves who have been called to active duty since September 11, 2001. The event has grown in attendance each year since 2005 with more than 500 bikers participating in the ride. The riders, including Governor Mitch Daniels, take a southern tour from Indianapolis south to Perry County near the Kentucky border then back north to the French Lick Resort. DSC's John Thomas, Jr. "JT", a Network Specialist at DSC, has been involved with the Governor's Ride for the last couple of years. JT rides with several of his military friends to help raise money for the Indiana National Guard Relief Fund.

The Miracle Ride to benefit Riley Children’s Hospital is one of the nation’s largest motorcycle fundraising events. Founded in 1994, the Miracle Ride Foundation, Inc. consists of a large group of volunteer motorcycle enthusiasts and Indiana business professionals with a passion for keeping children healthy. By directing the revenues raised by the Miracle Ride to Riley Hospital, participants in the event can be certain that their money is going to a local cause that assists all children with a wide range of illnesses and injuries. John Thomas, Jr. “JT”, a Network Specialist at DSC, has been involved with the Miracle Ride for over 9 years. JT’s involvement with Riley Hospital began over 30 years ago, when his brother Bobby was cared for at Riley for various congenital ailments including Down Syndrome and a hole in his heart. Although Bobby’s parents were told he would not survive past the age of 5, he is now 31 years old. The family continues to give back and has risen over $100,000 for Riley. JT even proposed to his wife, Rae, at the Miracle Ride in 2003, and the event has become a family event, with 3 generations of the Thomas family participating. DSC is proud to support JT and the Miracle Ride by encouraging employee participation and company sponsorship.