BUILD cares deeply about its community, and considers it an imperative to create impactful philanthropic programming, and to engage with, enrich, and bolster non-profit organizations.

Pro Bono Engagement

  • Sisters Habitat for Humanity

    Sisters Habitat for Humanity is part of a global, nonprofit housing organization that builds homes, communities, and hope. Sisters Habitat is dedicated to eliminating substandard housing locally and worldwide, and strives to provide decent and affordable places to live in dignity and safety for everyone. They do this, in part, by constructing, rehabilitating, and preserving homes.

  • Bike Works

    Bike Works is a Seattle based non-profit organization working to empower youth, build community, and promote environmental stewardship through the bicycle. Their extensive youth and adult programming, and commitment to fostering inclusive, diverse and supportive spaces, provides a place for the community to learn and grow together.

  • Rooted Homes

    RootedHomes, a Community Land Trust model, provides access for first-time homebuyers in Central Oregon. In a first of its kind pilot program, in collaboration with the Sisters Woodlands development and Sisters School District, Rooted has completed their process of selecting an eligible Sisters teacher for the purchase of an Elder Cottage.

  • NorthStar Cycling Club

    North Star Cycling Club has a simple goal: to get melanated people on bicycles in order to build a beloved community and be the radical, justice-focused conscience of cycling. They do this by knocking down the barriers to cycling, building community, and uplifting BIPOC riders to support their physical and mental health.

  • Tilth Alliance Youth Garden Works

    The Tilth Alliance Youth Garden Works program engages with youth who are experiencing food scarcity, housing instability, involvement with the juvenile justice system, or greater than average barriers to employment. The program helps youth achieve educational, financial and employment goals, and encourages them to build strong relationships with peers, adult staff, and volunteers.

  • Coyote Central

    Coyote Central’s mission is to spark creativity in young people by providing the tools and guidance with which to build their skills and forge their futures. Their vision is for an equitable world powered by curiosity, creativity, and collaboration.

  • Queen Anne Community Center

    On the top of Queen Anne Hill, the Queen Anne Community Center is a hub of fun, learning, recreation and leisure for people of all ages. It is a place that fosters a true sense of community, as many neighborhood residents are involved in the center as volunteers, coaches, instructors, and participants.

  • Green Lake Community Center

    Green Lake Community Center is situated on the east side of Seattle's popular Green Lake Park. The park is surrounded by a residential and business district, but the biggest attraction is the lake itself, which provides space to jog, walk or wheel around the 2.8-mile path that encircles the body of water.

Community Involvement

  • ARCADE Dialogue on Design

  • Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Obliteride

  • From Seed to Table

  • Heart of Oregon Corps

  • Hope Center

  • Hopelink

  • Housing Works

  • Reading Partners

  • Sawhorse Revolution

  • Seattle to Vancouver Charitable Ride

  • ShelterBox

  • Sisters GRO, Humanity in Action Racial Equity Scholarship

  • Team Gleason

We’re proud of the work we do with our community partners. Learn more about our pro bono projects here.

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