Award Programs

The National Housing Endowment and NAHB work diligently to honor the work of our local home builders associations and our builder members through programs that recognize community service at the local level.

The National Housing Endowment/Home Builders Care Project of the Year Award honors an association or council each year that epitomizes the commitment of home builders across the country to making a difference in their local communities through outreach efforts and charitable work. The annual program recognizes an outstanding community service project developed and implemented by a local or state home builder association (HBA) or council affiliated with NAHB. Winners receive a $5,000 donation directed to the charity of their choice and are recognized at the annual International Builders’ Show.  Click here to learn about past winners.

The National Housing Endowment Builder Achievement Award for Outstanding Community Service was established in 2005 to honor builder and remodeler members of the National Association of Home Builders for their exceptional philanthropic endeavors.  Made possible through a generous donation by Isaac and Sheila Heimbinder, this award provides eight winners recognition for their work and contributions directed to the charity of their choice ranging in amounts from $1,000 to $10,000.  Click here to learn about past winners.

Contact Niki M. Clark at 1-800-368-5242, x8061 or Kym Kilbourne at x8447 to learn more about local and national community service programs.