As a leader in the construction industry, Zachry is committed to creating strong, meaningful communities. We have a relatively large workforce and project timelines that often last for years; as a result, Zachry has both the desire and the ability to continuously improve the quality of life in the communities where our employees live and work.

In LaGrange, Kentucky, for example, Zachry volunteers brought a new lease on life to a special family that was once lost and alone. Project volunteers replaced a roof and gutters on the family’s house, added a front and back deck, spread new gravel on the driveway and made numerous other repairs.

The employees of the Zachry Joint Venture in Moscow, Russia generously donated medical supplies and gifts to the children of the Russian Children’s Hospital, a facility that specializes in treating Russian children who are terminally ill. Although the experience left many employees with tears in their eyes, their outpouring of love, caring and attention resulted in much-needed gifts that will keep on giving to needy Russian children.

In the coastal Texas town of Corpus Christi, more than 35 Zachry employees spent countless nights and weekends repairing and renovating an old grocery store to create a new home for the Boys and Girls Club of Refugio.

In Franklin, Georgia, Zachry employees cleaned and fenced a former construction lay-down area and constructed a landscaped nature trail. In addition to the beauty of this magnificent trail, nearby areas were landscaped, a playground and a pavilion were created, and a basketball half-court and volleyball sand pit were constructed.

In Woods Cross, Utah, Zachry volunteers provided socks, shampoo, conditioner, craft supplies and Happy Birthday gifts to the abused and neglected children residing at the Davis County Shelter. These children found hope because Zachry’s unique volunteers took the time to care.

The foregoing are but a few of the hundreds of Zachry volunteer projects begun and completed over the years. Although the company’s commitment to communities takes many forms, it is, first and foremost, designed to create much-needed change, and to make a difference in the hundreds of communities where we live and work.