Kentucky Severe Storms
After severe storms hit central Kentucky in April 2025, the Lincoln Trail Home Builders Association partnered with the College Heights Church to complete the restoration of an elderly woman’s home.
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The HBIDRF provides grants to local charities, working in partnership with state and local home builders’ associations, to help rebuild communities affected by disaster.
Learn more about the projects made possible by these funds.
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Georgia Hurricane Damage
When Hurricane Helene struck the Southeast in 2024, Evans, Ga., experienced extensive storm damage. Since then, the Home Builders Association of the Greater Aiken-Augusta Region has stepped in to help.
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North Carolina Hurricane Helene
Following devastation from Hurricane Helene in September 2024, the Builders Association of the Blue Ridge Mountains, in partnership with the Asheville Home Builders Association Education Foundation, stepped up to aid its 1,250 members across the region.
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North Carolina Hurricane Relief
After Hurricane Helene, the Ashe/Alleghany Home Builders Association partnered with the Ashe County Long Term Recovery Group to help residents rebuild their homes.
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Colorado Wildfires
After a wildfire in Colorado intensified to have 100 mile per hour winds that consumed 193,000 total acres, the Grand County Builders Association partnered with the Columbine Community Foundation for Grand County to lead local rebuilding efforts.
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