Tech is using the funding to take carpentry and cabinet making students to the State Skills USA competitions. Others are using the funds for field trips to job sites, speakers, purchasing an air sander and finish nailer to build cabinets for the classroom, financial help to replace an old table saw, materials for a repair project for a family in need and to purchase safety tools and supplies. This is the fourth year that CMBA has provided this funding.

Developing Future Builders is an educational project of the CMBA. The program was developed to promote understanding about the wide variety of jobs associated with building and selling a home, skill levels required, wages, benefits offered and career paths available. And the program intends to enhance the learning experience for high school students and benefits of working in the building industry as a career destination. CMBA is a non-profit trade association representing approximately 600 members in an eight county area.

Central Minnesota Builders Association.
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