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2851 W., Indian School Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85009
2900 W., Fairmount Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85017
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COLORADO LOCATIONS
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4285 Greenfield Dr
Windsor, CO 80550
Phone: (970) 667-5662
Fax: (970) 663-2992
Toll Free: (888) 237-5662
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145 West Main
P.O. Box 109
Silt, CO 81652
Phone: (970) 876-5662
Fax: (970) 876-0262
Toll Free: (888) 237-5662
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Border Construction Specialties formalized their employee driven charity program, Community First in 2005. The goal of Community First was to enhance the already generous giving of the company and increase community involvement and volunteerism with our employees by supporting the charities that are important to them and our customers.
The company has made an impact on over 30 charities in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and California through volunteerism and monetary donations. Border employees, their families, friends and customers volunteer hundreds of hours each year to help support the local charities. Our recipients range from children, the homeless, victims of domestic violence, elderly persons and animals in need as well as donations to food banks, the environment and illness research.
Our scholarship program allows Border to award an educational scholarship each year to an employee or dependent of an employee. The recipient is eligible to receive the annual gift for four consecutive years of higher education. The Border Scholarship has paid over $125,000 in scholarship money to its recipients.
We listen to our community by listening to our employees.
Arizona Builders Alliance Receives 2020 Special Recognition Award!
Border Constructions Specialties is a proud member of the ABA. Sean Gafvert, District Sales Manager at Border was part of the 2019 Leadership Development Forum Class that was involved in in this special project with A New Leaf.
The Leadership Development Forum Class was able to completely remodel the kitchen, with new appliances and custom fixtures, as well as a remodeled dining area and new furniture for the kids to enjoy their meals. Additionally, the group coordinated a fantastic holiday celebration for the kids and staff, handing out gifts to all the kids, AND surprised A New Leaf with a $17,300 check.
A New Leaf’s Youth Refugee Shelter Program provides safety and support for 800 youth/teens each year who have fled their home countries, desperately seeking safety.