Entrants will be evaluated on the reasons for the charitable programs or projects; how many community members benefit or are served per year; the anticipated long-term community benefits; how the project meets previously unfulfilled needs; and how any obstacles to initiating or completing the work were overcome, among other criteria.

For more information, or to download the award description and an entry form, visit www.nahb.org. For questions, contact Kym Kilbourne in the NAHB public affairs office at 800-368-5242, ext. 8447, or kkilbourne@nahb.org.

President, NAHB Washington, D.C.