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Housing is an essential human need and an important determinant of health. Ending homelessness takes all of us, the building industry and the nonprofits on the front lines, working side by side.
Lead a build · Donate materials · Give · Sponsor an event · Or request help for your nonprofit
Three big ways to help
Build, supply, or give
Lead a build
Volunteer as a Project Captain and guide a charitable construction project from start to finish.
Project Captains →
Donate materials
Become a Trade Partner and contribute the materials, labor, and services that make projects possible.
Become a Trade Partner →
Give
Make a gift, sponsor an event, or join our Honor Roll of Supporters, and watch every dollar go further.
Ways to donate →Pitch in
Find your way to help
However you build, give, or lead, there's a place for you in Builders Giving Back. Pick the path that fits you.
Project Captains
Lead a volunteer team through a charitable build, from scoping to punch list. Experienced builders wanted.
Volunteer to lead → For trades & suppliersBecome a Trade Partner
Donate building materials, labor, or services and put your trade to work for Marylanders in need.
Join the roster → For contractorsBid Opportunities
See the projects currently out for bid and put your crew on a job that changes lives.
View open bids → For donorsWays to Donate
Give a gift, sponsor an event, or join our Honor Roll of Supporters. Every dollar is multiplied by donated labor.
See ways to give → For donorsMD Tax Credits
Maryland Community Investment Tax Credits can multiply the value of your gift, ask us how.
Learn about credits → For donorsInformation for Donors
See how your contribution is stewarded and the impact it makes across Maryland and DC.
Donor details → For nonprofitsRequest Project Assistance
If your organization shelters vulnerable Marylanders and has a construction need, apply here.
Start a request →Not sure where to start?
Give today, or reach out
The simplest way to help is to give. Every gift is stretched further by donated materials and labor, and questions are always welcome.