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CORNERSTONE BUILDING FOUNDATION INC
TUCSON, AZ · EIN 860964247 · Form 990EZ · FY2022 · NTEE S41 · Community Improvement · Micro (<$100K) · cbf-tucson.org
revenue
$92K
expenses
$78K
net assets
$29K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

SUPPORT DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY BY HONORING OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS, PROVIDING COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, AND PROVIDING CONTINUING EDUCATION.

profile · synthesized from sources

Cornerstone Building Foundation Inc. organizes fundraising events such as golf tournaments and awards galas to support its mission. The organization appears to engage the building industry in Southern Arizona through these events, which are documented through photo galleries on their website. Specific programs or direct services are not detailed on the available pages.

named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Awards Gala
Annual awards gala recognizing achievements within the local building industry, serving as a fundraising and community engagement event
Building Industry Golf Tournament
Annual golf tournament event bringing together building industry professionals in Tucson, AZ for fundraising and networking
activities · 3 groups

what they do

  • Charity Golf Tournament 6 activities
    • Hosting the Building Industry Golf (BIG) Tournament
      Organizes an annual golf tournament to raise funds for organizational support and educational programs. This event includes an awards luncheon for registered players and foursomes.
    • Hosting the Building Industry Golf (BIG) Tournament
      Organizes an annual golf tournament, known as the BIG (Building Industry Golf) Tournament, to raise funds for organizational support and educational programs. This event includes an awards luncheon for participants.
    • Hosting the Building Industry Golf (BIG) Tournament
      Organizes an annual golf tournament to raise funds for organizational support and educational programs. This event includes an awards luncheon for participants.
    • Hosting the Building Industry Golf (BIG) Tournament
      Organizes an annual golf tournament to raise funds for organizational support and educational programs, including an awards luncheon for participants.
    • Hosting the Building Industry Golf (BIG) Tournament
      Organizes an annual golf tournament to raise funds for organizational support and educational programs. This event includes an awards luncheon for registered players and foursomes.
    • Hosting the Building Industry Golf (BIG) Tournament
      Organizes an annual golf tournament, known as the BIG (Building Industry Golf) Tournament, each fall to raise funds for organizational support and educational programs. The event includes an awards luncheon for participants.
  • Member Recognition Awards 1 activity
    • Presenting community service awards
      Presents the Jerry Wyatt Community Service Award (established in 2010) and the Shirley Dail Community Service Award to recognize individuals for their contributions to community service.
  • Uncategorized 11 activities
    • Awarding scholarships for architecture, engineering, and construction trades
      Provides scholarships to students pursuing education and training in architecture, engineering, and construction apprenticeships, including specific funds like the Al Burlini AIA Scholarship, Robert & Dee Herschberger Foreign Travel Scholarship, Harold Pedersen AIA Scholarship, and Lawrence Monrad Engineering Scholarship. The organization awarded $8,800 in scholarships in 2017 and participates in funding scholarships at the University of Arizona, Pima Community College, and the Arizona Builders Alliance.
    • Awarding scholarships for architecture, engineering, and construction trades
      Provides scholarships to students pursuing education and training in architecture, engineering, trades, and construction apprenticeships, including specific funds like the Al Burlini AIA Scholarship, Robert & Dee Herschberger Foreign Travel Scholarship, Harold Pedersen AIA Scholarship, and Lawrence Monrad Engineering Scholarship. In 2017, $8,800 was awarded in scholarships.
    • Awarding scholarships for architecture, engineering, and construction trades
      Provides scholarships to students pursuing education and training in architecture, engineering, and construction trades, including specific funds like the Al Burlini AIA Scholarship, Robert & Dee Herschberger Foreign Travel Scholarship, Harold Pedersen AIA Scholarship, and Lawrence Monrad Engineering Scholarship. The organization awarded $8,800 in scholarships in 2017 and has raised approximately $330,000 for scholarships and construction-related programs.
    • Awarding scholarships for architecture, engineering, and construction trades
      Provides scholarships to students pursuing education and training in architecture, engineering, trades, and construction apprenticeships, including specific funds like the Al Burlini AIA Scholarship, Robert & Dee Herschberger Foreign Travel Scholarship, Harold Pedersen AIA Scholarship, and Lawrence Monrad Engineering Scholarship. The organization awarded $8,800 in scholarships in 2017 and participates in funding scholarships at the University of Arizona, Pima Community College, and the Arizona Builders Alliance.
    • Awarding scholarships for architecture, engineering, and construction trades
      Provides scholarships to students pursuing education and training in architecture, engineering, trades, and construction apprenticeships, including specific funds like the Al Burlini AIA Scholarship, Robert & Dee Herschberger Foreign Travel Scholarship, Harold Pedersen AIA Scholarship, and Lawrence Monrad Engineering Scholarship. The organization awarded $8,800 in scholarships in 2017 and participates in funding scholarships at the University of Arizona, Pima Community College, and the Arizona Builders Alliance.
    • Hosting the Cornerstone Awards Banquet
      Organizes an annual gala event to recognize excellence in workmanship, skill, responsibility, and integrity within the building development industry, and to celebrate award nominees and announce Dream Team winners.
    • Hosting the Cornerstone Awards and Banquet
      Organizes an annual gala event to recognize excellence in workmanship, skill, responsibility, and integrity within the building development industry, including the "Dream Team" winners and community service awards like the Jerry Wyatt Community Service Award and Shirley Dail Community Service Award.
    • Hosting the Cornerstone Awards and Banquet
      Organizes and hosts the annual Cornerstone Awards, a gala event held in the spring or November, to recognize excellence in workmanship, skill, responsibility, and integrity within the building development industry. The event also celebrates nominees and announces the Dream Team, and includes the Jerry Wyatt Community Service Award.
    • Hosting the Cornerstone Awards and Banquet
      Organizes an annual gala event to recognize excellence in workmanship, skill, responsibility, and integrity within the building development industry, and to celebrate award nominees and announce Dream Team winners and community service award recipients.
    • Hosting the Cornerstone Awards and Gala
      Organizes an annual gala event to recognize excellence in workmanship, skill, responsibility, and integrity within the building development industry, including the presentation of the Jerry Wyatt Community Service Award and the Shirley Dail Community Service Award, and recognizing Dream Team winners.
    • Hosting the Cornerstone Awards and Gala
      Organizes the annual Cornerstone Awards to recognize excellence in workmanship, skill, responsibility, and integrity within the building development industry. This includes an annual gala dinner held in the spring or November to celebrate award nominees, announce Dream Team winners, and present community service awards like the Jerry Wyatt Community Service Award and Shirley Dail Community Service Award.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$92K
Contributions & grants——
Program service revenue$47K51%
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$78K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$8K
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$29K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$29K
2 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +19.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
BRENT DAVIS HON AIA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 1 $8K
board members · 8
  • EFREM RUIZ JR — DIRECTOR
  • JAY ALEXANDER — DIRECTOR
  • KATHERINE KENT PE — DIRECTOR
  • KIMBERLY DYCUS — DIRECTOR
  • MICHAEL BECHERER AIA — DIRECTOR
  • PETE DOURLEIN AIA — DIRECTOR
  • RANDALL D HARRIS PE — DIRECTOR
  • RYAN KNAPP — DIRECTOR
relationships · 33

who they work with

  • ABA Partner — Members are asked to nominate industry partners for awards.
  • ABA Partner — Professional construction organization whose members nominate partners for the Cornerstone Awards
  • ABA (Associated Builders and Contractors) Partner — Organizational affiliation through multiple board members, including Carl Kaufman and Ryan Knapp, with Carl having chaired multiple committees and serving as ABA Chairman in 2024
  • ACEC Partner — Members are asked to nominate industry partners for awards.
  • ACEC Partner — Professional construction organization whose members nominate partners for the Cornerstone Awards
  • AIA Partner — Members are asked to nominate industry partners for awards.
  • AIA Partner — Professional construction organization whose members nominate partners for the Cornerstone Awards
  • AIA Southern Arizona Chapter Partner — Organizational affiliation through board member Evan Eglin, who has served as Director
  • American Council of Engineering Companies of Arizona (ACEC) Partner — Expanded membership to include this organization in 1999.
  • American Council of Engineering Companies of Arizona (ACEC) Partner — Organizational affiliation through board member Jay Alexander, who is active in ACEC and previously chaired a committee
  • American Institute of Architects Southern Arizona Chapter Partner — Joined with the Arizona Builders Alliance Southern Division to form the nonprofit group in 1994.
  • Arizona Builders Alliance Partner — Received funding for apprenticeship program from CBF Charities
  • Arizona Builders Alliance Southern Division Partner — Joined with the American Institute of Architects Southern Arizona Chapter to form the nonprofit group in 1994.
  • Arizona Builders’ Alliance Partner — Contributes to the Robert & Dee Herschberger Foreign Travel Scholarship Fund.
  • BizTucson Magazine Partner — Joined as the official media partner of the Foundation in 2011.
  • Building Industry Golf Tournament Partner — Co-hosted or affiliated event focused on community building and fundraising
  • CBF Charities Partner — Entity through which educational programs and scholarships are supported via funds raised by the BIG Tournament
  • CHASSE Building Team Partner — Title sponsor for the 31st Annual BIG (Building Industry Golf) Tournament.
  • CORE Construction Partner — Title sponsor for the 31st Annual BIG (Building Industry Golf) Tournament.
  • CSI Partner — Members are asked to nominate industry partners for awards.
  • CSI Partner — Professional construction organization whose members nominate partners for the Cornerstone Awards
  • CSI Tucson Chapter Partner — Organizational affiliation through board members Randall D. Harris and Gregory Markling, with Harris serving as current Chapter President
  • Chasse Building Team Funder — Served as a co-named sponsor of the annual BIG Tournament in 2022.
  • Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) Partner — Added as a member organization in 2000.
  • Core Construction Funder — Served as a co-named sponsor of the annual BIG Tournament in 2022.
  • NAWIC Partner — Members are asked to nominate industry partners for awards.
  • NAWIC Partner — Professional construction organization whose members nominate partners for the Cornerstone Awards
  • National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Partner — Expanded membership to include this organization in 1999.
  • Southwest Gas Funder — Partnered with the Foundation from its beginning and sponsored the annual Cornerstone Awards Banquet for 27 years until 2021.
  • University of Arizona Partner — Multiple board members are alumni, including Randall D. Harris, Jay Alexander, and Ryan Knapp, indicating institutional connection
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