Community Involvement

PulteGroup encourages employees to give back to the community and volunteer their time by providing two days off with pay every year. In addition to individual community involvement, employees in Pulte Division markets across the nation collectively support about 130 different non-profits every year, doing everything from feeding the homeless, to collecting school supplies for needy kids.
 

An injured veteran broke ground today on a new mortgage-free Pulte home as an enthusiastic crowd cheered and shed tears of joy. U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Oskar R. Zepeda was joined by his wife Lisa and two children at the groundbreaking ceremony, which marked the first time they visited the site of their future home.
 

PulteGroup is supporting children in need though it’s purchase of rugs and home accessories for the interiors of many of its new model homes opening in communities across the nation. For every Surya Rug included in the company’s new home models this year, PulteGroup is making a donation to support the Akshaya Patra Foundation, which helps feed school-age children in India.

The Anthem Grille at Anthem at Merrill Ranch received top honors by Golf Inc. Magazine’s 2016 Golden Fork Awards. The restaurant, part of the community’s Poston Butte Golf Club, won first place for best new public restaurant in the annual awards competition.

Retired U.S.  Army Sgt. John Jaramillo was honored at the St. Petersburg Bowl Game on Saturday, December 26 with the news that he and his family are the recipients of a new mortgage-free Centex home through the PulteGroup’s Built to Honor program.

U.S. Army Specialist Michael Emerick and his wife were surprised on live TV with the news that they will receive a new Centex mortgage-free home thanks to PulteGroup’s Built to Honor program.

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Oskar R. Zepeda and his family got "more than a surprise” Saturday evening in front of an enthusiastic crowd at a UCLA football game with the announcement that they will soon be the recipients of a new mortgage-free Pulte home.

A wounded Air Force veteran and his family were surprised in front of an enthusiastic crowd of 88,000 fans at a University of Florida football game with the announcement that they will receive a new mortgage-free home from Pulte Homes.

PulteGroup, the parent company of the Pulte Homes, Centex and Del Webb communities in Charlotte, participated in the TreesCharlotte initiative to help achieve a 50 percent tree canopy coverage by 2050.

PulteGroup has donated $50,000 to help families with a critically ill or injured child make their mortgage or rent payment. The donation is in support of the Mortgage Bankers Association Opens Doors Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting families in need.