Habitat Greenville celebrates 13th CEO Build
Walls have officially been raised for Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County’s 13th CEO Build.
The new affordable home is under construction on Zora Street in the Nicholtown community. A wall raising ceremony held May 14 celebrated the start of construction.
“Once again, the business community of Greenville is rolling up its collective sleeves to help create more affordable housing in Greenville,” said LaTonya Phillips, Habitat Greenville president and CEO. “Each year is a new opportunity to strengthen our community and their support is fantastic.”
The 2025 CEO Build includes:
- Beth Paul of Bon Secours Wellness Arena, co-chair of CEO Build
- Heath Dillard of VisitGreenvilleSC, co-chair of CEO Build
- David Lominack of TD Bank
- Heather Meadors of Auro Hotels
- Keith Miller of Greenville Technical College
- Dan Russian of Sage Automotive Interiors
- Chris Heard of Safe Automotive Interiors
- Chris Bailey of Greater Greenville Association of Realtors
- Hank McCullough of Piedmont Natural Gas
- Stephen Davis of Davis & Floyd
- Phil Howard of Ethox Chemicals
- John Boyanoski of Complete PR
- Randy Hunter of Terminix
- Tim Vieira of the Greenville Swamp Rabbits
Each participating CEO pledged funding and volunteer hours to help build the new affordable home. The CEOs will work on-site during construction with their team members, community volunteers and future Habitat families.
“This is about more than building a home, this is about building a community,” Paul said.
Habitat Greenville has built 15 homes in the Nicholtown community over the past few years. The organization is calling on other community and business leaders to come together to help create homeownership opportunities for local families.
For more information, visit habitatgreenville.org.
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