NC Home Builders Educational and Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Investing in our Future, Strengthening Communities

The NC Home Builders Educational & Charitable Foundation, Inc. is the philanthropic arm of the North Carolina Home Builders Association. Through scholarships, workforce development initiatives, disaster relief, and charitable giving, the Foundation invests in the next generation of builders, strengthens our members and supports communities across North Carolina.

 

Scholarships

Each year, the Foundation awards scholarships to students pursuing careers in the home building industry. These awards help prepare the next generation of builders, remodelers and trade professionals who will carry our industry forward. Learn More

 

 

Builders Classic Golf Tournament

The annual Builders Classic Golf Tournament raises funds to support scholarships and workforce development. With strong participation from builders and industry partners across North Carolina, this event combines networking, fun, and philanthropy for a great cause. Learn More

 

 

Be Pro Be Proud NC

The Foundation proudly supports Be Pro Be Proud NC, a statewide workforce development initiative that inspires students to explore rewarding careers in the skilled trades. Through a mobile workshop experience, thousands of young people across North Carolina are introduced to opportunities in construction and related industries.

 

 

Builders Honor First Responders

The NC Home Builders Educational & Charitable Foundation, Inc. has teamed up with Raleigh-based New Home Inc and the US Veterans Corps to build a new house, with proceeds from its sale going to support the family of a fallen first responder. This effort honors the bravery and sacrifice of those who protect and serve.

 

Disaster Relief & Recovery

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, the Foundation mobilized to help communities across western North Carolina recover. Thanks to the generosity of members and donors, the Foundation raised significant funds to support rebuilding efforts, including a $40,000 donation to Mountain Heritage High School in Burnsville. Local carpentry students are using those funds to build tiny homes for families still displaced by the storm — a powerful example of builders helping communities heal.