In 2024, we served more than 260 inspiring organizations through our Be Constructive program.
Whether it’s renovating a community center, assisting with disaster relief, or supporting educational initiatives, Be Constructive reflects our dedication to improving lives and creating a legacy of care.
Through our dedication to serving the communities in which we work, we are focused on building for tomorrow through sustainability efforts. We are forging lasting relationships and welcoming new tradespeople, connecting them to rewarding careers. We are committed to inclusivity and making Christman a great place to work for everyone.
We’re happy to support our partner organizations to help build strong communities. Our commitment to the communities we serve goes beyond the projects we build—it’s about investing our time and effort to make a positive difference.
3,200+
hours volunteered by our staff
225+
organizations volunteered for
8
regions served across the U.S.
Together, rolling up our sleeves alongside partner organizations, Be Constructive contributes to meaningful initiatives, enhancing the places we call home. This dedication reflects our promise to honor all commitments with integrity, including those to our neighbors and the communities that support us.
The Ladder’s Success Store is a community resource that provides professional clothing to women entering or re-entering the workforce, empowering them to succeed in interviews and careers while fostering motivation and engagement through a points-based reward system and collaboration with local social service agencies.
By donating time, labor, and expertise, our Texas team helped reimagine the space into a vibrant boutique where women can confidently select professional attire to support their journey to independence.
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Our DC Metro team came together for a meaningful volunteer day at Boulder Crest, a nonprofit that provides support to veterans overcoming trauma.
We rolled up our sleeves for tasks like cleaning, painting, pulling weeds, clearing rocks, and even horse field duty, all while building stronger bonds and supporting a great cause.
Vista Maria, a nonprofit with 140 years of impact, encompasses mental health services, foster care adoption and secure care services for the survivors of human trafficking, along with a focus on education, independent living, and advocacy for the welfare of children.
Our Southeast Michigan team volunteered their time during #VolunteerWeek at Vista Maria. From tackling a big spring cleanup to organizing in the Vista Boutique, we pitched in to help beautify the campus and support their residents and foster families.
Tiny House Community Development aims to reduce homelessness in the Greensboro, North Carolina community by engaging in public and private partnerships to create tiny home communities.
Working alongside people experiencing homelessness, their goal is to encourage positive community engagement and foster an educational experience in a welcoming environment.
Our volunteers partnered with Tiny House Community Development, Inc. to serve breakfast to those in need.
You can view the full 2024 Community Impact Report, highlighting the impact of our partnerships with more than 260 organizations and the power of community support.
We believe in supporting our communities not only through our actions but also through meaningful financial contributions to partner organizations. By aligning our charitable giving with the same integrity we bring to our work, we ensure our commitment to giving back is impactful and genuine.
$527,000+
given in donations and sponsorships
100+
partner organizations donated to
$60,000+
raised for Hurricane Helene relief
By aligning our charitable giving with the same integrity we bring to our work, we ensure our commitment to giving back is impactful and genuine. Whether through sponsorships, grants, or direct donations, we proudly demonstrate our commitment through financial support to help build stronger, more vibrant communities.
We’ve had a two-decade partnership with Ele’s Place, a nonprofit organization who provides peer-to-peer bereavement support groups to help hundreds of children learn to cope and begin to heal after the death of a parent, sibling or someone close to them.
Through donations and volunteerism, the partnership with Ele’s Place has a special place in our hearts.
CCI supported the Genesee County Animal Shelter by providing a truckload of essential supplies, including pet supplies, food, blankets and toys, to help care for the animals in need.
This donation underscores our commitment to giving back to the community and making a positive impact on the lives of animals awaiting their forever homes.
East Tennessee Children’s Hospital is a 152-bed comprehensive pediatric care center that provides expert, family-centered medical services for children across East Tennessee, offering specialized care for everything from minor illnesses to life-threatening conditions, regardless of a family’s ability to pay.
Our Tennessee team brought some extra cheer to the children with a special battery drive. The effort delivered 16 buckets of batteries to ensure that young patients could enjoy their new toys throughout the holidays and beyond.
Our passion for our work extends beyond building for today—it drives us to build responsibly for the future. Sustainability is at the core of our work, from reducing our carbon footprint to adopting environmentally conscious practices on every project.
How geothermal energy boosts sustainability
Mass timber construction a rising trend in sustainable building
The future of construction depends on the relationships we build today. We invest in workforce development by connecting with aspiring tradespeople and introducing them to rewarding careers in the field.
When the Muskegon Public School District passed two bond proposals totaling $104 million in 2020, they prioritized hiring local and minority-owned businesses. Recognizing this goal, we placed a strong focus on workforce diversity at the jobsite level. Our outreach efforts included trade contractor networking events, specifically inviting minority- and female-owned businesses to introduce them to project opportunities.
36%
of the workforce on the district’s bond project were from diverse backgrounds
19%
of all contracted dollars went to companies hired from within Muskegon County
85%
of all contracted dollars went to companies hired from within the West Michigan region