Siegel Capital is an active participant in Vet -Fran, the International Franchising Association's program supporting the nation's veterans. Siegel Capital waives its packaging fee of $1,000 for veterans who want to start or exapnd a small business. Through Vet-Fran, Siegel Capital has helped more than 30 veterans secure SBA financing.

Bernard Siegel currently serves as Treasurer of the Golden Slipper Club and Charities from June 1, 2007. Golden Slipper Club's current philanthropic activities include: (i) Operating Golden Slipper Camp with three-and-a-half-week residential camp sessions for children, ages 7-15, from families with low and moderate incomes - families who normally couldn't afford summer camp; (ii) the Golden Slipper Center for Seniors provides camaraderie, a hot meal, and activities for independent seniors; (iii) a Scholarship Fund for college students; and (iv) The Human Needs and Services Committee (HUNAS) provides up to $500 in emergency assistance to families or individuals.

Ron Feldman also is a volunteer for Golden Slipper Club and Charities, currently serving on the Board of Trustees. Ron Feldman is currently the President of Old York Road Temple – Beth Am, a reform synagogue founded in 1946 and located in the Northeastern suburbs of Philadelphia.