TCCF 2025 Annual Report_4.2026

2025 ANNUAL REPORT

TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOUNDATION

Welcome

A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD

We are pleased to share the impact of the Turner Construction Company Foundation in 2025 as we continue to advance our mission of fostering active caring, inclusion, and workforce development within the construction industry.

In 2025, the Foundation generated $8.1 million in revenue, an increase of more than seven percent over 2024, reflecting continued growth and strong financial stewardship. Total donations rose from $4.4 million to $6.47 million, while increased investment income emerged as a meaningful supplemental funding source supporting the Foundation’s long-term sustainability.

Through 31 events held across 20 states, the Foundation awarded grants to more than 360 nonprofit organizations. These investments supported programs that directly benefit people and strengthen the communities where Turner builds.

Mental health remained a key priority. The Foundation partnered with the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention to produce construction-specific awareness and prevention videos designed to reduce stigma, encourage open dialogue, and equip leaders and workers with practical tools to support mental well-being. Food security and community stability were also advanced through core support of United Way Worldwide, helping ensure the infrastructure and coordination needed for local United Ways to maximize their impact.

Our commitment to inclusion and workforce development was reflected in more than $2 million invested in education, hands-on training, and scholarship programs that expand access to careers in construction and help build a more inclusive, skilled workforce for the future.

The Turner Construction Company Foundation Disaster Relief Fund continued to provide confidential financial assistance to employees and their families experiencing uninsured losses from federally declared disasters. During the year, more than $162,500 was contributed through employee giving and company matching contributions and distributed to support employees and their families, demonstrating Turner’s enduring commitment to actively caring for one another.

As we look ahead, we remain focused on strengthening communities, supporting our people, and advancing the construction industry responsibly and sustainably. Thank you for your continued partnership and support in this important work.

Going Beyond the Build.

Established in 1983, the Turner Construction Company Foundation is a private non-profit organization.

The core purpose of Turner Construction Company Foundation is to support charitable organizations that positively impact people and the communities in which we build and sustain the future of the construction workforce.

The Foundation supports charitable organizations that promote active caring, wellness, workforce readiness, and inclusion.

The team in San Francisco spread holiday cheer at Univeristy of California, San Francisco’s Benioff’s Children’s Hospital.

Going Beyond the Build , from Coast to Coast!

31 Events in 2025

In Houston, the team supported the ACE Mentorship Program with a generous $20,000 grant!

In the mid-west offices donated to more than 100 different charities. What an impact!

The Pittsburgh team awarded a grant to the local chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association to continue their impactful work in the community.

The Tennessee Team held a grantee celebration at the New Nissan Stadium.

Thank you to all our amazing event organizers! The Foundation wouldn't be as successful without your dedication to giving back to our communities.

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a huge difference in their communities.

Mid-West

100 Organizations 30 Workforce Readiness Organizations

$1.2M In Local Donations

While the golf, raffles, and barbecues made for a wonderful day, the greatest impact came from the generosity shown by the participants and volunteers.

Stead Family Children’s Hospital Family Needs Fund supports family centered pediatric care grounded in dignity and collaboration. As part of Iowa’s academic health system, the hospital also advances pediatric research and trains future health care professionals while bringing care, courage, and comfort to young patients and their families.

Local Initiatives Support Corporation, LISC Toledo , connects local groups with the resources to help build inclusive, resilient communities of opportunity. They work alongside local leaders to create affordable housing, support small businesses, improve health and safety, and strengthen neighborhoods. Their mission is rooted in creating pathways to prosperity that empower communities to thrive from within.

This investment directly supports our mission to positively impact Detroit youth through athletics, mentorship, and educational programming. Partnerships like this play a critical role in strengthening our community and investing in the next generation.

- Frederick D. Hunter, CEO of Detroit PAL

Each year, we have the opportunity to connect with our local beneficiaries as we present donations that help advance their missions... We are proud to support each of these organizations and the meaningful work they do throughout our region.

OUR GIVING PILLARS

Our Purpose

Aligned with Turner Construction Company’s Core Purpose, the Foundation's purpose is to support charitable organizations that positively impact people and the communities in which we build and sustain the future of the construction workforce.

ACTIVE CARING INCLUSION WORKFORCE READINESS

Taking care of each other to promote the health, wellbeing, and financial support in our communities.

Promote inclusion in the industry to reflect the communities in which we work.

Invest in today’s construction workforce through education and training to grow future talent and provide economic opportunity.

GIVING PILLAR

Active Caring is both tangible and intangible. It embodies our commitment to taking care of each other and strengthening the wellbeing of the communities we in which we live and build.

The Impact

215+ Health & Wellbeing Organizations 70% Are Organizations Helping Youth in the Communities we Build $3M+ In Donations

About Boys Town

For more than 100 years, Boys Town has been a national leader in child and family care, providing compassionate, research-based services for children facing behavioral, emotional, and physical challenges. Guided by Founder Father Flanagan’s holistic mind, body, and spirit philosophy, Boys Town delivers individualized care through a nationwide network of programs, supporting tens of thousands of children and families each year. This work includes a comprehensive behavioral health environment where specialists collaborate with pediatric and specialty providers, as well as the Boys Town National Hotline®, which in previous years has responded to more than 111,000 calls, texts, and emails and prevented 468 suicides in progress, offering critical hope and support to children, teens, and families in crisis.

GIVING PILLAR

Engaging with workforce organizations helps equip individuals with the education, skills, and training needed to build successful careers in construction, strengthening the industry and creating economic opportunities.

The Impact

75+ Organizations

10,000+ Students Engaged

$4M+ Impact through Local Organizations

The mission of ACE Houston is truly brought to life through the partnership and support of the Foundation. Their contribution to our mentoring program, scholarship fund, summer work experience program, and so much more is a direct investment in our future contractors, engineers, and architects. Thank you for helping ACE engage, excite, and enlighten high school students to pursue careers in design and construction! Together we are building a stronger, better prepared, and more diverse future workforce.

— Amy Hufnagel, Executive Director, ACE Mentor Program Houston

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The Foundation’s support has been instrumental in advancing Next Gen’s mission to equip high school students with the exposure, mentorship, and resources they need to graduate confident, connected, and prepared for college, career, and life. From immersive exposure trips with Turner employees to after school sessions led by dedicated educators and college mentors, our partnership embodies a shared belief: if every young person can see it and experience it, they can become it.

— Phil Olaleye, Executive Director of Next Gen Atlanta

Also known as Next Gen Atlanta, this organization supports college and career success through its College and Career-Readiness Program, providing consistent mentorship, academic support, and exposure to postsecondary pathways. Students meet twice weekly in grade-based cohorts led by teacher coaches and college mentors, participate in college and career visits, and engage in career shadowing, internships, and networking opportunities. Spanning all four years of high school and extending into alumni support, the program builds confidence, essential skills, and resilience to prepare students for long-term success.

The Foundation’s grant supports student trips and afterschool activities by covering transportation, logistics, and educational resources to ensure equitable access to handson learning experiences. Next Gen aims to serve 150 students and 300 alumni, with a goal of achieving a 96% graduation rate and ensuring all graduates pursue postsecondary pathways.

Supporting charities and local organizations that build a more equitable construction industry that reflects and empowers the communities in which we work .

The Impact

Support

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40+ Organizations $2.5M+ to organizations building a more equitable industry

STEM Programs

Equitable Education Underutilized Business Advocacy Economic Development

About the PENCIL Foundation

PENCIL Foundation is a Nashville based nonprofit dedicated to linking community resources with Metro Nashville Public Schools to help students achieve academic success. Grounded in the belief that public education is everybody’s business, PENCIL works to address historic funding inequities that leave some schools and students with greater needs. By aligning local businesses, higher education institutions, and community partners, PENCIL helps fill critical resource gaps, deliver essential supplies, expand career exploration opportunities, and foster positive school cultures.

Serving 80,000 students, PENCIL collaborates with district leaders to design and implement programs to meet immediate and long term needs. Their partners serve as mentors who help students build confidence, explore careers, and develop the academic and social skills needed for success. Support from the Turner Construction Company Foundation strengthens PENCIL’s capacity to expand equitable access to opportunity and ensure every student has the resources and connections needed to thrive.

PENCIL was honored to join Turner Construction Company Foundation at a special reception at Nissan Stadium celebrating this year’s grant recipients! The event brought together community partners and industry leaders to recognize organizations making a meaningful impact across Middle Tennessee. We’re grateful to be included among so many dedicated groups working to strengthen and uplift our local communities.

MENTAL HEALTH INITIATIVE

Mental health remained a priority for the Foundation in 2025. We partnered with the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP) to produce construction-specific awareness and prevention videos designed to reduce stigma, encourage open dialogue, and equip leaders and workers with practical resources to support mental health. CIASP has 172 chapters across the United States helpimg make a positive change in the construction industry.

Statistically, construction occupations exhibit both the highest rate of suicide and the highest number of suicides across all occupational groups.

CIASP is dedicated to changing those statistics.

The construction industry has made progress, but stigma around mental health, addiction, and recovery still persists, often leaving workers to struggle in silence. This video aims to break that silence by sharing honest, real-life stories from four workers facing mental illness, substance use, and injury-related dependence. Their experiences highlight that these challenges can affect anyone, but also that recovery and support are possible.

The message is clear: true strength includes speaking up and looking out for one another. Free resources, including individual story clips, a poster, and a companion guide, are available at www.preventconstructionsuicide.com to encourage awareness, conversation, and action. The goal is to inspire those who are struggling to seek help and remind the industry to make mental health a shared priority.

Click to learn more about the video series and resources available from Sonya Bohmann, Executive Director of Construction Industry Association for Suicide Prevention.

2025 Snapshot

• The Foundation is scaling responsibly and becoming more efficient as it grows - the cost-to-revenue ratio improved from 26% to 24%

• Donations jumped from approximately $4.4M in 2024 to $6.47M in 2025!

• Interest earned increased from about $178,000 to $205,000, reflecting larger balances and efficient cash management. Interest now represents a meaningful supplemental funding source to give to more organizations.

From 2022 to 2025, the Turner Construction Company Foundation nearly doubled revenue, from $4.9 million to $9.9 million, and increased donations to $6.5M. It also expanded activity to 31 events, while lowering the cost-to-revenue ratio from 29% to 24%.

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Steve Kates, Foundation Director of Finance

DISTASTER RELIEF FUND

The Turner Construction Company Foundation Disaster Relief Fund provides direct confidential financial aid to qualified employees and family members who suffered uninsured financial losses as a result of U.S. federally declared disasters. The Disaster Relief Fund is supported solely through Turner Construction Company Employee voluntary confidential donations. 100% of the funds raised are distributed to assist Turner colleagues and their families with Disaster Relief Support.

I experienced significant property damage and disruption to every aspect of mine and my family’s lives. Assistance from the company’s disaster relief fund helped cover urgent expenses, including temporary housing and other expenses not covered by insurance or federal assistance... My family and I are sincerely appreciative of the support provided during this recovery period.

- 2025 Recipient

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Turner truly cares about their employees; I am living proof of that. Thank you so much for helping me out when we felt so hopeless.

- 2025 Recipient

OUR TEAM

Thank you for your leadership and contributions to TCCF Steve!

As a 44 year veteran of Turner Construction, The Foundation was delighted when Steve joined the team in 2022. In his role as Director of Finance, Steve oversaw Foundation strategy, policy, accounting, and grantmaking.

Under his leadership, the Foundation significantly expanded its impact, including multi-milliondollar grants to nonprofits, support for workforce development and skilled-trade training, and contributions to disaster relief and community resilience efforts. Steve ensured the team worked seamlessly to better assist our office volunteers and give them the tools they need to succeed. He has been integral in the growth of the Disaster Relief Fund and the Foundation’s grant-making operations, while doubling our revenue from 2022 to 2025.

Steve has helped advance Turner’s broader mission of building stronger communities, not just by constructing buildings, but by building opportunity, equity, and support for people and communities where the company works.

Thank you for your dedication to the Foundation and enjoy your retirement!

OUR 2025 GRANTEES

Club of Greater Sacramento

Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida

Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford

Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay

Boys and Girls Clubs of Broward County

Breakfast Group

Breaking Ground

Bridgeport Caribe Youth Leaders, Inc.

Bridgeport Hospital Foundation

Broadway Community

Bronxworks

Brooklyn Emerging Leaders Academy

Broward College

Business Volunteers Unlimited

By The Hand Club for Kids

Capital College & Career Academy

Caring for the Homeless of Peekskill, Inc.

Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens Center for Enriched Living Champions of the Community Inc.

Charlotte Community Toolbank, Inc

Charlotte Hornets Foundation, Inc

Cherry Street Mission

Chicago Architecture Foundation

Chicago Scholars

Chicago Survivors, Inc.

Chicago Urban League

Chicago Women in Trades

Chico Construction Management Education Foundation

Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation

Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation

Children’s Mercy Hospital

Christian Community Action, Inc.

Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation

Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts

Cincinnati Museum Center

Cleveland Builds

Cleveland Peacemakers Inc

Cleveland State University Foundation

College, Career & Beyond/Midnight Golf Program

Colorectal Cancer Alliance

Columbus Association for the Performing Arts

Columbus Metropolitan Library Foundation

Community Foundation of Northern Nevada

Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country

Community Health Action Staten Island

Community Initiatives

Community West Foundation

Conexion Americas

Connecticut Building Congress Scholarship Fund, Inc.

Connecticut COMMshare

Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention

Construction Industry Educational Foundation

Construction Trades Workforce Initiative

Cornerstones of Care

Creative Girls Rock

Cristo Rey Kansas City

Crossroads Charter Schools

Cuyahoga County Public Library Foundation

Cypress Mandela Training Center

DANCINWITHROSELYNN INC

Denver Broncos Foundation

Detroit Horse Power

Detroit Police Athletic League, Inc.

Dolphins Cancer Challenge, Inc.

Dolphins Cycling Challenge, Inc.

Drexel University

DYMON in the Rough

Ex-Cons for Community and Social Change

FareStart

Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home / Boys Town

FC Cincinnati Foundation

Feeding South Florida

First Tee of Cleveland

First Tee of Lake Erie

Five Strong Foundation Inc.

Florida Memorial University

Franciscan Outreach

Frontline Services

Geisinger Health Foundation

Generating Income for Tomorrow

Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council

GiGi’s Playhouse Sacramento, LLC

Girls Garage

Girls in the Game

Glut1 Deficiency Foundation, Inc.

Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation of Cincinnati, Inc.

Goodwill Industries, Inc.

Great Jobs KC

Great Lakes Historical National Museum of the Great Lakes

Great Lakes Science Center

Greenwich Country Day School

Greenwich Hospital

Griffin Hospital Development Fund, Inc

Guitars over Guns Organization Inc.

Habilitative Systems, Inc.

Habitat for Humanity NYC & Westchester County, Inc

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis, Inc

Happy Hearts Working Incorporated

Harlem Academy

Harlem Grown

Henry Ford Health

Highbridge Community Development Corporation

HIRE360 Chicago

Hispanics Inspiring Students’ Performance and Achievement

Holden Hands Inc.

Homes for the Brave

Hope Center for Kids

Houston Health Foundation

Ingenuity Fest

Inspiration Corporation

Iowa Health Foundation

Iowa State University Foundation (Science Bound Program)

Island Harvest Ltd.

Jackson Health Foundation

Joe DiMaggio Children’s / Memorial Health Foundation

Junior Achievement of Memphis and the Mid-South Inc.

Junior Achievement of Northwest Ohio

Kanbes Markets

Kansas University Endowment Association

Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance

Krimson Community Foundation

Kroenke Sports Charities

Lake Erie Council, Scouting America

Leadership Tomorrow

Library Legacy Foundation of the Toledo Lucas County Public Library

Lifting up Westchester

Local Initiatives Support Corporation

Los Rios Colleges Foundation

Lukemia Lymphoma Society

Lutheran Family Services

Make A Wish Foundation of Connecticut, Inc.

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Greater Bay Area

March of Dimes

Martha O’Bryan Center, Inc.

McGivney Community Center

MDCDC, Inc.

Medical Park Foundation

Memphis Chamber Foundation

Memphis Minority Business Council

Methodist Healthcare Foundation

Metrolina Minority Contractors Association

Metropolitan Community College Foundation

Miami Children’s Health System

Miami Rescue Mission / The Caring Place

Mission Hiring Hall, Inc.

Mission Project Inc.

Mississippi State University Foundation

Missouri Works Initiative

Mount Carmel Health System Foundation

Moving Veterans Forward

MRCC Community Trust Fund

Museum of Science and Industry, Inc.

NAIOP Foundation of Washington

Nashville Predators Foundation

Nashville Public Education Foundation

Nashville Rescue Mission

National Center for Behavioral Health Solution

Neighborhood Housing Services of Toledo, Inc.

Nevada Humane Society

Nevada Women’s Fund

New Albany Community Foundation

New Memphis Institute

New York Institute of Technology

New Yorkers for Parks

Next Generation Men & Women

NFX (NF Forward)

North Kansas City Hospital

Northeast GA Foundation

Northern Kentucky University Foundation, Inc.

Northern Westchester Hospital Assoc

Novant Health Foundation

NY Helmets to Hardhats, Inc

OAI, Inc

Ohio Minority Supplier Development Council

Ohio State University Foundation

One Columbus

Orlando Health, Inc.

Orlando Magic Youth Foundation, Inc.

Pace Center for Girls, Inc.

Paradise Atlanta Westside Enrichment Center

Pathways to Apprenticeship

PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center Foundation

PENCIL Foundation

Persist Nashville

Piedmont Healthcare Foundation

Pink Elite Club Basketball

Playhouse Square Foundation

Plymouth Housing Group

Police Foundation of Kansas City

ProMedica Foundation

PWT United Inc.

Queens Community House

RADIUS

Rainier Scholars

Re:Source Cleveland

Rebuilding Together NYC

Rebuilding Together Miami-Dade, Inc.

Rebuilding Together Nashville

Rebuilding Together San Francisco

Rebuilding Together Seattle

REDI Cincinnati Foundation

Reflections Foundation

Regional One Foundation

Revolution Workshop

Ride Cincinnati Foundation

Ride the Thin Blue Line Inc.

River City COMM Bank

Rock Life

Rocky Mountain Adventist Healthcare Foundation

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Florida

Ronald McDonald House Long Island

Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs

SAAACAM

Safer Foundation

SAGE - Advocacy & Services for LGBTQ+Elders

San Antonio Chapter of the Society for Marketing Professionals Services

Sarasota Memorial Health Foundation

Save a Warrior (SAW)

SCMEF Sacramento Construction Management Education Foundation

Shadyside Hospital Foundation

Sharebuilt, Inc.

She Built This City

Shelton High School Robotics Team

Silver and Black Give Back

Sleepyhead Beds

Smithville Community In Action, Inc.

Soldier’s Angels

SparkYouth NYC, Inc.

Spelman College

Spirit of Construction Foundation of Greater Cincinnati

Spirit of Giving Fund

St Anthony’s Foundation

St. Ignatius High School

St. Luke’s Foundation Inc.

St. Paul Church of God in Christ Community Development Ministries, Inc.

Star House

State University of Iowa Foundation

Status Home

Stephen A. Comunale Jr. Family Cancer Foundation

Sun Valley Community Center

Sun Valley Youth Center

Team Recovery Foundation

Tennessee Career Academy, Inc.

Tennessee Performing Arts Center Management Corporation

Tennessee Prison Outreach Ministry

Tennessee Titans Foundation

The Bulldog Foundation

The City Club of Cleveland

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation

The Collective Blueprint

The Courage Bee

The Denver Health Foundation

The Freedom Collective

The Gabby Krause Foundation

The Grady Health Foundation Inc

The Greenway Foundation

The Journey Center for Safety and Healing

The Konnection

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc.

The Library Foundation

The Maverick Foundation

The MetroHealth Foundation Inc

The Miracle League of New Albany

The Revesco Community Foundation

The River Fund

The Thresholds

The Trade Collective

The Village

The William and Mary Davis Foundation

Tools & Tiaras

Tourette’s Association of America

Tower Lights Charities

Tri-C: Cuyahoga County Community College Foundation

Tri-County Economic Development Charitable Corporation (BE NKY

Growth Partnership)

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Foundation

Ukrainian Cultural Arts Association of Greater Cleveland, Inc.

KC STEM Alliance

Unison Behavioral Health (Dani’s Place)

United Way Miami, Inc.

United Way of the Dutchess-Orange Region

United Way of the Midlands

Universal Orlando Foundation

University Health Foundation

University of California Merced Foundation

University of Kentucky

University of Miami

UpRise

Urban Land Institute

Urban Land Institute

Urban League of Broward

Urban League Of Greater Southwestern Ohio Building Futures Program)

Vero Beach Museum of Art, Inc.

Veteran Paws4Liberty

Virginia Mason Foundation

Virtua Health Inc

Wakeman Memorial Association

We Shall Overcome Foundation

Wellspring Living

Wellstar Foundation

Westchester Medical Center Foundation, Inc.

Wildwood Outdoor Education Center

Winning Futures

Woodland Park Zoo

Yale New Haven Hospital, Inc.

YMCA of Westport - Weston

Young Leaders Council

Young Men’s Christian Association of Middle Tennessee

Youth Job Center, Inc

Youth Opportunities Unlimited

YWCA of Greater Cincinnati