Community Involvement

Thanks to PulteGroup’s Northeast Corridor Division, there are 1,193 fewer pieces of debris on Sandy Hook beach, located at the north end of the Jersey Shore in Middletown, NJ. 

PulteGroup’s Georgia Division went back to school this summer – all for a great cause. The team took on a volunteer project on behalf of Mashburn Elementary, one of the schools zoned for Pulte’s new North Cove community. Their assignment: making the outdoor area a more productive and pleasant learning environment for students and teachers alike.

U.S. Army Sergeant Howard Appleby, his wife, Yoland, and their children received the surprise of a lifetime: As part of PulteGroup’s Built to Honor program, in partnership with Operation FINALLY HOME, they will be the latest recipients of a brand new mortgage-free home in Fort Myers, Florida.

PulteGroup’s Northern California team recently completed a needed renovation project for HomeAid partner HomeFirst’s James Boccardo Welcome Center, the largest homeless services center in Santa Clara County. 

From four-time intern to vice president of land acquisition for the Northeast Corridor division, Corey Wescoe has accomplished a lot in his 14-year career at PulteGroup. He’s accomplished so much, in fact, that he was recently honored as one of Professional Builder’s ‘Forty Under Forty’ for 2019.

At Tidewater by Del Webb, an active adult community in Estero, residents and staff have fully embraced the Blue Zones lifestyle that encourages changes that lead to a healthier lifestyle.

From the moment the starting horn sounded Monday morning, until they finished on Thursday, Pulte’s North Florida team in Orlando was a blur of activity, joining forces with three other builders for the friendly competition called Builder’s Blitz, sponsored by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando and Osceola County. 

U.S. Army Specialist Daus Hempker received the keys to his new mortgage-free and fully-furnished Centex home in the Hazelwood community in Pataskala, Ohio. The new home was donated through PulteGroup’s Built to Honor program, which provides the gift of a new home to wounded veterans and their families across the country.

PulteGroup’s West Florida Division announced today that its Oct. 1 Building to Make Lives Better Golf Tournament raised $109,195 for the Children’s Home Network. The money will help fund operations at Kids Village, Adolescents in Motherhood and other community outreach programs that serve Tampa Bay’s at-risk children and families.

PulteGroup was honored as a finalist in the 2017 Corporate Philanthropy Awards from the Tampa Bay Business Journal.