Turner Foundation Annual Report 2024_Final

A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD

We are happy to share the impact of the Turner Construction Company Foundation . We are advancing our mission of fostering active caring, inclusion, disaster relief, and workforce development within the construction industry.

In 2024, the Foundation awarded $4.4 million in grants to 250+ organizations, demonstrating our commitment to supporting the communities where we live and work. Among the organizations we supported in 2024 was Samaritan’s Purse which aided hurricane relief efforts after Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Additionally, in collaboration with Turner Construction Company, La Isla Network, Chubb, Liberty Mutual, and FlatironDragados, we supported research to understand the effects of heat on construction workers, promoting their health, safety, and productivity.

Our commitment to inclusion and workforce development was reflected in the allocation of over $2.5 million to initiatives promoting and advancing careers in construction through hands-on training and college scholarships.

The Turner Construction Company Foundation Disaster Relief Fund provides direct, confidential financial assistance to employees and their families who experience uninsured losses due to federally declared disasters. This program, supported by voluntary employee contributions, is a true example of going beyond the build for Turner employees.

As we look to the future, we remain committed to strengthening our communities and advancing the industry. Thank you for your ongoing support and partnership in this journey.

Going Beyond the Build.

Take Care of Each Other

Established in 1983, the Turner Construction Company Foundation is a private non-profit organization.

The core purpose of Turner Construction Company Foundation is to support charitable organizations that positively impact people and the communities in which we build and sustain the future of the construction workforce.

The Foundation supports charitable organizations that promote active caring, wellness, workforce readiness, and inclusion.

Peter J. Davoren Chairman of the Board

Abrar Sheriff Board Member

Christa Andresky Board Member

Teams in California drove the theme of workforce readiness, partnering with Cypress Mandela Training Center, Girls Garage & ProjectNext!

33+ Fundraising Events • 20 States

We hosted three events in Kansas City that supported 17 organizations.

We worked with Carry the Load and Hunger Busters to support veterans and address food insecurity in Dallas!

We supported 14 organizations in Michigan that focus on healthcare and education.

Events were hosted in NYC, Maine, Connecticut, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh!

Over $600,000 was raised for organizations in Florida.

19 Organizations $89,000 STEM Scholarships $250,000+ In Donations

The Live To Give Tour aimed at deepening their ties with the non-profits and celebrating the spirit of the people

We turned our compassion into action and laid the groundwork for lasting impacts that will resonate throughout our communities.

Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, we enjoyed a beautiful day on the course raising over $212,000 for so many deserving causes in our area. The money raised will help meet housing, health & wellness, food insecurity, and career planning .

CHAD MCCULLOUGH VP & GENERAL MANAGER, TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

AMAURY GENEAO , COMMUNITY & CITIZENSHIP MANAGER

Active Caring

Taking care of each other to promote the health, wellbeing, and financial support in our communities.

Creating Opportunity to Reach Empowerment, Inc. (C.O.R.E.) runs a dynamic six-week summer program for 15 Black and Brown high school women in Brooklyn, introducing them to careers in business, STEM, and construction.

aims to construct and inspire change where we build.

Promote inclusion in the industry to reflect the communities in which we work.

Inclusion

The Maine team alongside the AGC of Maine, hosted a Mental Health Summit, with the goal to educate and raise awareness on the well-being of workers.

ReadinessWorkforce

Invest in today’s construction workforce through education and training to grow future talent and provide economic opportunity.

DeWalt Grant Recipients

Active Caring is tangible and intangible it embodies our commitment to taking care of each other and strengthening the wellbeing of the communities we serve.

The Impact

Together for Health & Together for Hope

55+ Healthcare Organizations 35+ Community Focused Organizations 40+ Youth Based Organizations

U.S.VETS Houston’s Veteran Service Center is a low-barrier entry point for veterans and family members to access services. At our service center, veterans have access to case management, mail service, laundry services, access to career services and technology, and much more. This program directly supports our efforts to end veteran homelessness by addressing their immediate needs while setting up services that can help them in the long term.

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The grant allows us to provide life-saving access to screening mammograms, diagnostic procedures, and access to breast cancer treatment to uninsured women and men in our community. Allowing The Rose to provide access to quality breast healthcare in over 43 counties regardless of their ability to pay

The Rose of Houston partnered with the Turner Construction Company Foundation to support their mission of saving lives through quality breast health services, advocacy, and access to care for all.

LATONYA PEREZ , SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR THE ROSE

GIVING

PILLAR

Engaging with workforce organizations helps equip individuals with the education, skills, and training needed to build successful careers in construction, strengthening the industry and creating economic opportunities.

The Impact

77+ Workforce Organizations

“Our Xcelerate program supports students who are eager to enter the workforce directly after high school. By providing mentorship and connections to local companies, skilled trades, and construction careers, companies like Turner Construction help bridge the gap between education and employment.

LISA STOUT , EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PROJECT NEXT

9,000+

High School Students Engaged in Construction

“ Empowering Women in Construction

This support enables us to offer a comprehensive 10-week cohort that focuses on launching and sustaining women-owned businesses in construction. This not only strengthens the industry but creates a lasting impact on women-owned businesses.

The Turner Foundation’s support for the Skilled Trades Entrepreneurship Academy empowers women to build and lead businesses in construction, providing the education, mentorship, and tools they need to thrive as contractors and entrepreneurs. during the same five-year period. TRAINING & APPRENTICE PROGRAMS EDUCATION INITIATIVES

She Built This City in Charlotte’s mission is to provide industry disruptive programming that sparks interest and builds pathways to lucrative careers in the skilled trades for youth, women and marginalized communities

Supporting charities that help build a more equitable construction industry that reflects and empowers the communities in which we work. The Impact

Shaping Future Leaders

$250,000+ Scholarship Funding 50+ Inclusion Based Organizations SUPPORT FOR STEM Programs • Equitable Education • Veterans • SMWBE Advocacy • Economic Development

The Turner Construction Company Foundation grant has significantly strengthened the 100 Black Men of San Antonio, Inc.’s ability to deliver highimpact workforce development and mentorship programs . This support has directly contributed to helping participants gain industry credentials, secure job placements, and develop leadership skills that will benefit them for a lifetime

Harlem Academy is an independent school that drives equity of opportunity for promising students, guiding them to thrive at the highest academic levels and one day make a mark on the world.

Since its first gift in 2017, the Turner Construction Company Foundation’s grants have made a critical difference in our ability to hone our program, expand our reach, and advance our mission.

The school’s impact on student outcomes is transformational:

Over the past five years, 99% of our eighth graders enrolled at selective schools, including Brearley, Dalton, Fieldston, Horace Mann, Kent, Lawrenceville, Riverdale, Spence, and Trinity.

97% of our alumni entered four-year colleges, including Cornell, Dartmouth, Howard, Northwestern, NYU, Oberlin Princeton, RPI, Spelman, and Stanford, during the same five-year period.

DR. MILTON HARRIS , EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 100 BLACK MEN OF SAN ANTONIO

GRANTS FUNDRAISING EXPENSES OPERATING

The Turner Construction Company Foundation had an outstanding year in 2024. Thanks to the dedication of individuals who organized and operated our events, we were able to support more communities and organizations than ever before. Over the year, we saw an 18% increase in the number of events held .

This growth, combined with efforts to maximize their impact, resulted in the Foundation nearly doubling the amount of grants distributed compared to 2023 . Our team takes great pride in these achievements and is excited to build on this momentum, further strengthening our impact in 2025 and beyond.

STEVE KATES DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOUNDATION

DISASTER RELIEF FUND

The Turner Construction Company Foundation Disaster Relief Fund provides direct confidential financial aid to qualified employees and family members who suffered uninsured financial losses as a result of U.S. federally declared disasters.

The Disaster Relief Fund is supported solely through Turner Construction Company Employee voluntary confidential donations. 100% of the funds raised are distributed to assist Turner Colleagues and their families with Disaster Relief Support.

Mary Edrehi VP, Corporate Controller

Nina Taravella Accounting Manager

Steve Kates Director, Foundation

Emily Bravenboer Manager, Philanthropy

Ava Miralles Marketing Intern

Daniel Perez Operational Finance Accountant

Spotlight OUR 2024 GRANTEES

100 Black Men of San Antonio Inc

4:13 Strong, Inc.

A Safe Haven Foundation

Ace Mentor Program of America, Inc

ACE Atlanta

Ace Mentor San Diego, Inc.

Ace Mentor San Francisco Bay

Advocate Charitable Foundation

Agathos Classical School

Agc Construction Education

Allegheny Health Network dba

Alma Domestic Violence Foundation

ALS Association Connecticut Chapter

Alzheimer’s Disease

American Cancer Society

American Heart Assn. Inc dba

Ann & Robert H Lurie Children’s

Applied Behavioral Rehabilitation

Armed Services YMCA of the USA

Athens Area Women

Atlanta-Fulton County Zoo

Autism Speaks, Inc.

Baptist Health So Florida Foundation

Bellweather Housing

Beverly Willis Architecture

Beyond the Game Connection Inc

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS

BioNexus KC

Black Diamonds Academic Success

Black Leaders Detroit

Bon Secours Mercy Health Foundation

Boys & Girls Club of New Haven

Boys & Girls Club of Hartford, Inc.

Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos

Boys & Girls Club of Tampa Bay

Boys & Girls Clubs Of Broward County

Boys & Girls Clubs Of Central Florida

Boys Grow Corp

Breaking Ground Housing

Bridgeport Caribe Youth Leaders Inc

Bridgeport Hospital Foundation

Bronx Works, Inc.

Buddy System MIA

Career Path to Success

Carry the Load Center for Enriched Living Center for Nonprofit Management, Champions Of The Community, Inc.

Cherry Street Mission Ministries

Chicago Scholars Foundation

Chicago Survivors Inc.

Chicago Women in Trades

Chicago Urban League

Children’s Hospital & Research Center

Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh

Children’s Mercy Hospital

ChildServe Foundation, Inc.

Christian Community Action Inc

CIA - Construction Institute of America

Cincinnati Usa Regional Chamber

Colon Cancer Alliance Inc

Columbus 2020 Foundation

Columbus Metropolitan Library

Community Initiatives

Community of Schools of Tennessee

Conexion Americas

Connecticut Building

Connecticut Food Bank, Inc.

Construction Career Collaborative

Construction Trades Workforce

Cornerstones of Care

C.O.R.E.

Creative Girls Rock

Cristo Rey Kansas City

Cypress Mandela Training Center Inc

Denver Broncos Foundation

Detroit Horse Power

Dollar Energy Fund Inc

Dolphins Cycling Challenge Inc.

Dress for Success

East Coast Zoological Society

Eastern Market Corporation

Ele’s Place, Inc

Ex-Cons for Community Chicago

Fair Park First

Father Flanagan’s Boy’s Home

Feed the Boro, Inc.

Feeding South Florida Inc

Five Strong Foundation Inc

Florida Atlantic University Fund.

Florida Atlantic University

Florida International University

FOUNDATION FOR SHAWNEE

Foster Care to Success

Franciscan Outreach

Georgia Minority Supplier

Girls Garage

Girls Incorporated

Global FC

Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation

Goodwill Industries of Middle TN,

Grand View University

Greenwich Hospital

Griffin Hospital

Grossmont Hospital Foundation

Haitian Community of Tennessee

Harlem Academy

Heaven South, Inc.

Henry Ford Health System

HIRE360

HISPA Inc

Hot Bread Kitchen LTD

Inspiration Corporation

Iowa Health Foundation

Iowa State University Foundation

Jackson Health Foundation, Inc.

Joe Dimaggio Children’s Hospital

Junior Achievement Of Middle TN

Junior Achievement of Northwestern

Kanbe’s Markets

Kansas University Endowment Assn.

Kennie Playhouse Theatre

KROENKE SPORTS CHARITIES INC

La Isla Network, Inc

Leukemia Research Foundation, Inc

Lifting Up Westchester, Inc.

Local Initiatives Support Co

MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION

March Of Dimes Inc.

Martha O’Bryan Center, Inc.

Matthew Walker Comprehensive

McGivney Community Center

Memphis Area Chamber of Commerce

Mercy Housing Lakefront

Methodist Healthcare Foundation

Miami Rescue Mission, Inc

Michigan Crossroads Council, Inc,

Midland County Habitat for Humanity

Midnight Golf Program

Mission Hiring Hall

Mississippi State University

Mount Carmel Health System

Museum of Science and Industry

Nashville Predators Foundation

Nashville Rescue Mission

Nashville State Community

NEBRASKA CHILDREN’S

Neighborhood Housing Service

New Albany Community

New Yorkers for Parks

Newhouse, Inc

Next Generation Men & Women, Inc

NF Forward

North Kansas City Hospital

Northern Westchester Hospital

NY Helmets to Hardhats Inc.

OAI, Inc

Orlando Health Foundation Inc

Orlando Magic Youth Foundation

Pace Center For Girls, Inc.

Pathways to Apprenticeship Inc

PAWAIDS Kids

Paws 4 Liberty, Inc

Pencil Foundation

Project Return, Inc.

ProjectNext

ProMedica Foundation

Public Broadcasting of Colorado

Queens Community House Inc.

Rainier Scholars

Rebuilding Together Greater

Rebuilding Together Miami

Rebuilding Together Nashville

Regents Of University Of Colorado

Revolution Workshop

Rising Sun Center for Opportunity

Rocky Mountain Adventist

Rocky Mountain Butterfly Consortium

Ronald McDonald House Charities of

Safehome, Inc.

Safer Foundation

Samaritan’s Purse

Sarasota Memorial Healthcare

Shadyside Hospital Foundation

Shelter Care Providers Of San Diego

She Built this City

Shelton HS Robotics Team

Silver & Black Give Back

Skilled Workforce College

South Dallas Community School

SparkYouth NYC, Inc.

Spelman College

St Lukes School

St. Paul Church of God in Christ

State University of Iowa Foundation

Stop Soldier Suicide

Sun Valley Community Center

Sun Valley Youth Center

Susan G Komen Breast Cancer

Tennessee College of Applied

Tennessee Environmental Council

Tennessee Performing Arts Center

Tennessee State

Tennessee Titans Foundation

The Afro-Latin Jazz Alliance

The American Heart Association

The American Red Cross

The Brotherhood Sister Sol, Inc.

The Cara Program

The Collective Blueprint

The Denver Health & Hospitals

The Education Fund Inc.

The Foundation for the College

Food Foundation Hunger Busters

The Greenway Foundation

The Henry W. Grady Health System

The Jiselle Lauren Foundation

The Konnection

The Legacy Foundation

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

The Marfan Foundation, Inc.

The Medical Center Foundation, Inc.

The Miracle League of New Albany

The National Center for Behavioral

The Nemours Foundation

The Ohio State University Foundation

The Regional Med Center at Memphis

The River Mile Foundation

The R H Body Company

The Real Estate Council

The Rose

The San Marcos Promise

The Seattle Aquarium Society

The Teen Warehouse Inc.

The Tuskegee Next Foundation

The ULI Foundation

The Well Resource Center NFP

Thresholds

Tools & Tiaras Inc

Tourette Association of America Inc

Tower Light Charities, Inc.

Travelers Aid of Metropolitan

Trinity Services, Inc.

Tuckers House

United Way of Miami-Dade Inc

United Way Toledo 2025 Ontario

Universal Orlando Foundation Inc.

University Health System Foundation

University of Miami

University of Washington Foundation

Urban Land Institute

Urban League Of Broward County, Inc

Urban League of Middle Tennessee

U.S. Vets

Vero Beach Museum of Art, Inc.

Voices for Children Foundation Inc

Wakeman Memorial Association

Washtenaw Contractors

WellStar Foundation

West End Community

Wildwood Outdoor Educational

Woodland Park Zoological Society

Wounded Warrior Project, Inc.

Yale - New Haven Hospital

YMCA Of Middle Tennessee

Young Leaders Council Inc.

YMCA

Youth Jobs Center Inc