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How to Get Involved
At the Black Hills Home Builders Community Foundation, your support makes a real difference. Rooted in the building trades, we are committed to supporting local families, empowering the next generation of builders, and completing community projects that bring care, comfort, and hope.
There are many ways to make an impact, and every contribution — whether it’s time, talent, or resources — every bit helps strengthen our community and initiatives.
Donate
Your donation directly supports programs and initiatives that improve lives across the Black Hills. From assisting families in crisis to funding youth workforce development programs, your generosity has a tangible impact.
Donations are fully tax-deductible and can be made via cash, check, or credit card.
Volunteer
Hands-on help is invaluable. We’ve learned we are better together, so ask you to join us for hands-on community projects, youth mentorship programs, or our annual special events. Volunteering is a great way to connect with the community while making a meaningful difference to the people within the Black Hills community.
Attend Our Fundraising Events
Participate in our signature fundraisers like the Pub Crawl or Golf Tournament. These events bring people together, raise vital funds, and provide opportunities to support families, youth programs, and community projects in a fun and engaging way.
Why Your Support Matters
By getting involved, you help the Foundation continue to:
- Provide assistance and hope to families facing medical or financial challenges.
- Empower youth through workforce development and mentorship programs.
- Strengthen the home building industry by investing in people and programs.
- Complete community projects that improve lives and neighborhoods.
Take Action Today
Every donation, volunteer hour, and event participation counts. Join us in “Building Together for the Future” — make a difference in your community and help bring care, comfort, and hope to those who need it most.