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HBI (Home Builders Institute)
Building Careers, Changing Lives.
About HBI (Home Builders Institute)
HBI (Home Builders Institute) is a national nonprofit that provides skilled trades training, curriculum development and job placement services for the building industry. The objective of all HBI programs is to train, credential, and place students in jobs within the construction industry and enable our students to positively transform their lives by providing a solid career trajectory. All programs and trainings are at NO COST to our students. We achieve this thanks to very generous efforts and contributions from private and corporate sponsors, state and local grants, and individual donors. HBI training programs are taught across the country to at-risk youth, Veterans, transitioning Military members & their families, justice-involved youth and adults, displaced workers, high schools and trade schools, and adults starting a career in construction. Our curriculum is 1 of only 3 nationally recognized by the U.S. Dept. of Labor. HBI curriculum is available for purchase for schools, community programs, and re-entry and rehab programs. HBI proudly owns Future Builders of America® and BuildStrong Academy programs.
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Partnerships
HBI (Home Builders Institute) is offering grant funding to North Carolina schools to expand construction trades education, including implementation of the Pre-Apprenticeship Certificate Training (PACT) curriculum.
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Research & Knowledge
HBI (Home Builders Institute) published a newsletter bringing together the latest news, opportunities, and stories from across the company and communities.
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Presence & Recognition
HBI (Home Builders Institute)'s Future Builders of America program reached an incredible milestone with 15,000+ students, 400+ schools nationwide, 44 new schools added in 2025, and $325,000 in new Schools to Skills grant funding made possible by The Home Depot Foundation and the National Housing Endowment
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