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Community Involvement

We believe great companies reveal their true character by the way they treat their people and their community. It is important to us to leave the world better than we found it. One of our driving motivations is to be missed if we cease to exist, missed not only by our clients but our people and communities. It is important to us to leave this world better than we found it.

We’re grateful to the communities we’re a part of and strive to strengthen them with our time and talent through volunteering. We can and do support organizations we believe in financially, but we think making this a part of our culture requires a hands-on approach.

A group of people stands outside a rustic log cabin with a large animal skull mounted on the front. The group is casually dressed, many in bright green shirts. Some are sitting and some are standing along the porch, posing for a group photo in a wooded area.
A group of eight people standing behind a large pile of turkeys and food items placed on the snow. They are in front of a building, with a banner that reads "ELDER" in the background.
A group of five people standing indoors in front of a TAPS.org banner. The individuals, three men and two women, are all smiling. There are Christmas decorations, including a tree and lights, and an aquarium visible in the background.
A group of people, mostly wearing blue safety helmets and yellow drawstring bags, participate in an activity inside a large room with blue partition curtains. Some are seated at computer stations, while others stand and observe. A small projector screen is visible.
A group of ten people, six men and four women, are standing outdoors on a wooden deck holding a long wooden beam. A dog stands in front of them. Behind them is a wooded area with leafless trees and a flag. Everyone is smiling and dressed in casual or work attire.
A collage of photos showcases Elder Construction's team engaging in various activities. Scenes include group volunteering, fun costumes, building projects, and warehouse work. The Elder Construction logo celebrating 25 years is prominently featured on the right.

25 Days Of Giving

Shown below are just some of the charitable organizations with which we will be partnering during our 25 Days of Giving.

Logos of various organizations: Food Bank for Larimer County, Boys & Girls Clubs, Bikes for Tykes, TESSA, Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado, Family Housing Network of Fort Collins, Project Linus, Knights of Heroes, ReStore, and Toys for Tots.