Turner Honors 123rd Anniversary with Community Service

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Turner Honors 123rd Anniversary with Community Service

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Throughout May, Turner teams around the world will come together to support and strengthen the communities where they live and work.

In celebration of its founding in May 1902, Turner Construction Company is proud to launch its Founders' Month, a tradition of giving back that brings more than 13,000 Turner employees together in service to their communities.

Each May, Turner teams volunteer their time, energy, and resources to make a meaningful difference in neighborhoods across the country and around the world. From organizing food and supply drives to renovating community spaces and supporting local hospitals, Turner is committed to strengthening the communities it serves.

"Founders' Month is a powerful reflection of Turner's Active Caring culture and honors our founding values through service," said Fuquan Collins, Vice President, Turner Construction Company. "This year's theme, 'Underserved Youth,' highlights the critical need to support young people facing significant challenges. Throughout the month, our people will partner with local community organizations to volunteer and create meaningful change for youth in need. One act of kindness can change a life. Our collective actions can help build brighter futures for youth and create lasting impact through service."

"Founders' Month is a celebration of Turner's giving spirit," said Pamyla Fountain Brown, Vice President, Turner Construction Company. "It's inspiring to see our teams come together to serve others, especially underserved youth who deserve every opportunity to thrive. The tradition of Founders' Month honors our roots and reflects the heart of who we are. By investing our time and talents, we're not just building stronger communities but building a better future for all."

Founders' Month reflects Turner's ongoing commitment to being a responsible and engaged member of the communities it serves. By dedicating time, skills, and resources to local initiatives, Turner employees are continuing a legacy of service that extends beyond construction. It's a tradition that reinforces the company's core values and its belief that building stronger communities is just as important as building great projects.

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