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Armadillo Homes Breaks In the News

Ground to Support
Local Students

The Greater San Antonio Education Foundation and
Armadillo Homes broke ground on August 29th on their
annual Charity Home which will help provide more than
$60,000 in scholarships and grants to local students who
are pursuing careers in the residential construction industry.
The 2017 Charity Home, organized through GSABA’s
Education Foundation is part of a partnership between
the foundation and builder member Armadillo Homes.
The annual Charity Home is made possible by donations
of labor and materials from GSABA members.
Proceeds from the sale of the house will benefit local to create NAHB student chapters, which promote using
students in construction management programs at St. skills learned in school for community service projects
Philip’s College-Southwest Campus and the University around the city. Additionally, these skilled students
of Texas at San Antonio, as part of an industry effort to are recruited by local companies to strengthen the
invest in future generations of building professionals. residential construction workforce.
“The future of our industry depends on bringing young, “Armadillo Homes is proud to participate in this effort
skilled employees into the trades,” said GSABA President that supports local students,” said Armadillo Homes
Wayne Moravits. “These technical training programs President Jeff Czar. 2017 marks the seventh year that
lead to great careers and opportunities to grow.” Armadillo Homes will participate in the construction of
The association has partnered with area campuses the GSAEF Charity Home.

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