Dustin Foutch’s Ashland high school “Builders of the Future” construction class received their floor trusses on Thursday and, as of Friday, had already commenced installing the floor sheeting. This on-campus build will be relocated to a permanent foundation in the spring.
Garrett Zink's Cedar Bluffs High School "Builders of the Future" construction class are just commencing the framing of their capstone project, which is a 10 x 12 storage shed.
The Builder Foundation is proud to announce Melissa Glenn as its new Executive Director. With a distinguished career spanning over 25 years in leadership, finance, and community development, Melissa brings a powerful blend of strategic expertise, operational excellence, and a deep commitment to educational equity and social impact.
Thank you for being part of The Builder Foundation family. Because of your generosity, students across Nebraska are gaining real-world skills, discovering their passions, and building meaningful futures in the trades. Your support makes hands-on-learning possible, from classrooms and workshops to full home-build projects that transform confidence and create opportunity. We are deeply grateful for your commitment to this mission and for the difference you make in the lives of every student we serve.
Before joining Fremont High School 's Career & Technical Education program, Levi had never framed a wall. Today, he's helped build an entire home, one that a local family now calls their own. "Starting this class I never even framed a wall and now there is a whole house that a family is gonna live in and they will grow and have a good time." Hands-on learning changed everything for him. What began as curiosity became confidence, skill, and direction. Through the support of The Builder Foundation and programs like these, Levi discovered a passion for the trades and a clear path forward. He's now working with Fremont Electric and even launched his own small handyman business. This is what your support makes possible: real opportunities, real futures, and real impact for students like Levi.
