Community
Community Is Our Greatest Project - Giving Back Is Part of How We Build
At MLB Construction Services, community investment is not an afterthought — it’s a cornerstone of everything we do. Our team members volunteer hundreds of hours each year and proudly support a wide range of nonprofit organizations, charitable campaigns, and industry initiatives.
We bring the same dedication to the community that we bring to every job site. The organizations below represent the causes closest to our hearts — and the reason we build.
Charitable/Non-Profit Logos We Support
SEAT Center/MLB
YouthBuild Program Partnership
MLB and our President, Jim Dawsey was proud to be recognized as an Industry Leader in Construction by SEAT Center at their 10th Anniversary Celebration. Through our partnership with SEAT Center, we’ve been able to bring the construction world directly to the next generation of tradespeople — connecting them with industry professionals, real project exposure, and the kind of hands-on opportunities that textbooks can’t teach.
We Are Members of These Organizations
COMMUNITY
Community & Volunteering
Outside the job site, our team shows up just as much as they do on it. From hammers to fundraisers, our crew brings the same heart to volunteering that they bring to every project we build. At the end of the day, MLB isn’t just a construction company — it’s a group of people who genuinely care about the communities we live and work in, and we’ll keep showing up for them.
COMMUNITY
Workforce Development
We believe the best way to grow this industry is to invest in the people who’ll carry it forward. That’s why our partnerships with organizations like the SEAT Centers YouthBuild Program and NCTWC mean so much to us. Our crews shows up to mentor, teach, and hand down everything we know to the next generation of tradespeople. From warehouse trainings to real job sites like 360 Sheridan in Albany, we give these students hands-on experience and the confidence that comes from building something real. Watching someone go from “I think I can do this” to “I just did this” — that’s the kind of win that sticks with us
