Community

"Mountain Construction gives back to the Communities where we do business."

Corporate or Company-Sponsored Employee Memberships:

Tacoma Rotary #8 The eighth oldest Rotary Club in the world.

Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber of Commerce.

Thurston County Chamber of Commerce

Federal Way Chamber of Commerce

Associated General Contractors of Washington

U.S. Green Building Council

AIA Southwest Washington

Design-Build Institute of America

Sponsored Community Activities and Organizations:

Mountain Construction sponsors a number of non-profit community and charitable organizations and events. Other requests for cash or in-kind contributions to other causes are reviewed monthly by our Community Committee. Requests from our non-profit clients and from other organizations with a direct affiliation to our employees and clients are considered for the resources available.

Click here for information about our community giving program and how to make a request.

2006, 2007 and 2008 House Sponsor for Rebuilding Together South Sound, a nationwide, locally operated organization that coordinates volunteers to repair the homes of less advantaged families, elderly and disabled homeowners.

Mountain Construction sponsors a House Project, and our employees volunteer their time and skills on Rebuilding Day.

Photo: Volunteers from Mountain Construction and Co-Sponsor Lane Powell at one of our two 2008 Rebuilding Day projects.

Tacoma Goodwill Industries

Mountain Construction is a Corporate Sponsor for their Annual Awards Breakfast.

Tacoma Symphony Orchestra Mountain sponsored performances for the 2005 - 2008 concert seasons.

Children's Therapy Center

Children's Therapy Center provides therapy and educational services to children challenged by neuromuscular delays and disorders, as well as training and community referrals for families. Mountain Construction sponsors a variety of activities, such as sponsoring tickets to their annual fund-raiser auction.

Washington Business Week

2007 Construction Week

Mountain Construction sponsored WBW's first Construction Week, a week-long intensive summer residential course in construction and development for high school students at Central Washington University.

Student "companies" (like the one shown at right) simulated residential and commercial developments from beginning to end: site selection, design, attracting investors, financing, permitting, construction and marketing. Students also toured actual jobsites, constructed a concrete footing, and learned about various construction methods and materials.

For more information about Washington Business Week and it's summer and school-year business programs for high school students, visit www.WBW.org or call 253-815-6900.

Zoobilee From 1996 to 2006 Mountain sponsored Zoobilee, the gala fund raiser for the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium. We provided significant in-kind support in the form of labor and equipment to set-up and break down pavilions and other structures used during the summer black-tie event.

"Thank you so much for your help with Zoobilee events. Your patience, professionalism and skill are truly appreciated" - The Zoo Society

Heidi Stead

Courage Classic Bicycle Tour

Benefiting Mary Bridge Children's Hospital

Mountain Office Manager Heidi Stead annually cycles through the Mountains for for 3 days to benefit Mary Bridge Children's Hospital in the Courage Classic Tour, an amazing three-day bicycle tour through three Washington mountain passes.

Local Broadcast of Building Big on KBTC Public Television

Mountain Construction provided KBTC, Tacoma's own public television station, with a grant supporting local broadcast of "Building Big," a fascinating historical and technological documentary about the construction of famous bridges, tunnels and buildings and domes.

Fox Island Playground Gazebo

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Mountain Construction donated labor and equipment to construct and erect the primary structure for the Gazebo at the Fox Island Playground.

Fox Island Echo Chapel Bell

Mountain Construction contributed a 20 ton crane and crew to the Fox Island United Church of Christ to remove a 100 year-old church bell weighing 1,300 pounds from the 40 foot bell tower at the historic Fox Island Chapel on Echo Bay at 400 - 6th Avenue.

The congregation placed the bell in their new church on Island Boulevard. The building and property of the Echo Bay landmark were purchased by the Fox Island Chapel Preservation Society; a non-profit community based organization with plans to operate the facility as a cultural and heritage center. The historic site has been featured by John Curley on the Evening Magazine television program.

Browns Point Lighthouse Bell

For another historic bell project, Mountain provided a crane and crew at cost for removal of a 1,200 pound bell cast in the year 1855, from the Fox Island Alliance Church for the Points Northeast Historical Society.

The bell originally rang at the Browns Point Lighthouse until 1933 when it was sold to the College of Puget Sound where it announced class changes. In 1984 is was given to the church where it remained until Mountain removed it on July 25, 2000

The bell's new home is a restored pump house at Browns Point Lighthouse Park in NE Tacoma.

Winter, Season of Light

Mountain Construction provided a committee member as well as in-kind and cash contributions to the largest outdoor art exhibit ever commissioned in Tacoma. The exhibit by artist-architect Iole Alessandrini opened December 31st, 1999 and ran two weeks in January 2000 before being destroyed by a severe wind storm.

Other Community and Charitable Activities

	Children's Home Society Golf Tournament
	Washington 4-H Foundation
	Jeremy Patnoi (Project mgr) 2005 Kona Marathon to support American Stroke Society.
	Job Carr's Cabin, historical restoration
	Fox Island Historical Society artifacts storage building
	Pierce County Coalition for Developmental Disabilities GAPP Golf Tournament
	Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Great Strides
	Black Hills Junior Football League
	USSSA Washington Baseball

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