The Enzweiler Building Institute announced a donation of $500,000 from the Drees Homes Foundation.
The funding will be used to upgrade and maintain facilities, enhance operational capabilities and support the development of new programs that reflect the evolving landscape of the construction industry.
“We are deeply grateful to the Drees Homes Foundation for their incredible support,” said Brian Miller, President of the Enzweiler Building Institute and Executive Vice President of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky in a press release. “This donation is a game-changer for us, ensuring that our facilities remain state-of-the-art, and our operations can expand to accommodate more students. It’s a powerful endorsement of our mission and the importance of equipping the next generation with the skills needed to thrive in the construction trades.”
The Enzweiler Building Institute’s main campus is located in Erlanger, and its second location is in Covington. The institute provides vocational training in the region, with hands-on education and certifications in various construction disciplines.
“The Drees Homes Foundation is proud to support the Enzweiler Building Institute and their vital work in workforce development,” said Barbara Drees Jones, President of the Drees Homes Foundation. “We understand the importance of skilled trade professionals in building strong, sustainable communities. By investing in Enzweiler Building Institute, we are investing in the future of the construction industry and the many individuals who will find fulfilling careers within it.”
