Several members of the Bosch Power Tools team recently gathered at the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity Wall Shop to help cut and build wall frames, an integral structural component to the 20+ homes being built in the area. This marked the official launch of the company’s inaugural partnership with the organization, which included a donation of some of Bosch’s latest 18V cordless power tools to support local homebuilding efforts in Dallas.
“Bosch Power Tools is a proud partner of the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity team helping to support the organization’s admirable work to strengthen the local community through its affordable housing efforts,” said Teresa Sabatino, director of Brand Marketing Power Tools North America. “We’re honored to support Habitat for Humanity’s goal of building 20+ new homes across Dallas this year, providing volunteers and tools to support this effort.”
The Bosch 18V tools donated will be supporting the future building efforts of Habitat for Humanity in Dallas for years to come. Each 18V product is designed for ease of use and can move from a shop to a warehouse or a home build location, supporting Habitat’s builds from start to finish.
“The Bosch team was honored to work alongside the Core Volunteers at the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity during this week’s build,” said an on-site Bosch volunteer. “Not only were we able to complete the interior framing for an entire home, but we met some of the families who will live in these homes once they are complete, helping us see first-hand how Habitat directly impacts the community.”
Bosch is committed to supporting trade workers across the Dallas-area as their hard work drives the industry and expansion of this growing city.
“We are extremely grateful for this generous donation from Bosch Power Tools and are excited to kick-start our new partnership,” said William Eubanks III, CEO of the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity. “Support at this level not only furthers our mission of providing affordable housing to local families but also offers our build site managers the tools they need to make our construction efforts even more efficient.”
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