“The Drueding Center gave me a place to live,” one mother told Builder magazine last year. “They helped with my dependency and helped me get my education. But most important, they helped me get my kids.”
“I’ve been fortunate,” said Drueding. “Home building has provided me with a job I love. I’m relatively well paid. If you’re that lucky, it just makes sense to try to help other people who may not have had the good fortune or luck that I have had.”
NAHB members or home builders associations that have been involved in community service projects are encouraged to enter the National Housing Endowment/Home Builders Care Project of the Year award.
This is the final year the award will be presented.
The winner will be recognized at the 2004 International Builders’ Show and will receive $5,000 to be donated to the charity of his choice.
Entries must be submitted by Oct. 15.
For entry guidelines and an official entry form, click here.
For further information, e-mail Kimberly Wilbur or Kym Kilbourne or call them at 800-368-5242 x8061.
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