National Charities

Since we're the nation's leading builder of luxury homes, Toll Brothers employees often contribute to causes that have a beneficial impact throughout the country. After all, it's a very small world.

Toll Brothers Donates Over 1,500 Home Appliances Valued at $500,000.00 to HomeAid and Other Charities

Toll Brothers recently donated over 1,500 like-new appliances to charities throughout the regions where our communities are located. Distribution has already begun and is being managed by HomeAid, a non-profit organization that provides housing for the homeless. In regions where HomeAid does not operate, distribution is being managed by Goodwill, The Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity, and Covenant House.

Due to a change in partnership with our major appliance provider, we will be replacing all appliances in our model homes and design studios throughout the country. That leaves the appliances available for those who need them.

"It's simply a matter of doing the right thing," said Zvi Barzilay, our President and COO and a HomeAid board member. "The only option here is to find a place where these like-new appliances can be put to good use, and I can't think of a better organization to handle the dispersal – we are proud to be able to contribute," he added.

Founded in 1989 in Southern California by an affiliate of the National Association of Home Builders, HomeAid builds and maintains dignified housing where homeless families and individuals can rebuild their lives. This renowned organization now has 20 active chapters in 15 states around the nation. According to their website, "The HomeAid Shelter Development Program consists of homebuilders, their trades, and their suppliers constructing, on behalf of service providers with proven track records, multi-unit shelters where the homeless can learn the job and life skills necessary to return them to the mainstream. HomeAid's shelters serve abused children, victims of domestic violence, homeless veterans, at-risk teens, people living with HIV/AIDS, the temporarily unemployed, and victims of natural disasters and other catastrophes."

Appliances to be donated include washers, dryers, microwave ovens, ranges, dishwashers, wall ovens, cooktops, and refrigerators. To learn more, visit HomeAid.org.

American Cancer Society Walkathon

Employees in the Michigan division raised $12,000 for cancer research and programs.

American Heart Association "Wear Red Day"

Participants in some of Toll Brothers' New Jersey offices contributed to this fundraising event.

American Red Cross Fundraisers

Across the country, Toll Brothers employees have stepped up to give to the global community through the American Red Cross. Various fundraisers have benefited the following:

  • Tsunami Relief
  • Hurricane Katrina Relief

Brier Creek Country Club Charity Golf Tournament

Hosted by Toll Brothers employees in Raleigh, North Carolina, this event raised funds for the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund.

Habitat for Humanity

Toll Brothers employees nationwide contribute their time and skills on an ongoing basis to help build homes for people in need.

Lee National Denim Day

Money was raised to support breast cancer research in various Toll Brothers locations in New Jersey.

L'Oreal Ovarian Cancer Research Fund

L'Oreal Ovarian Cancer Research Fund

Organized by employee Charlie Schaefer, this event took place in the model home at our Manasquan River Crossing community in New Jersey. More than $20,000 was raised through Chinese, silent and live auctions as well as a Martini Bar.

March of Dimes WalkAmerica

March of Dimes WalkAmerica

Toll Brothers employees from throughout the nation – in groups and as individuals – walked to raise funds in this annual event. Participating communities included:

  • Crossroads at Freehold (NJ); Nick Carabetta, Captain
  • Enclave at Manasquan River (NJ); Dan Paetzold, Captain
  • Manasquan River Crossing (NJ); Charlie Schaefer, Captain
  • Chad Boisselle of the Florida West Coast division
  • Brier Creek Country Club employees

Annual Save-A-Life Blood Drive

At Toll Brothers, giving blood is a company-wide cause. So many employees donate blood to save lives that it is impossible to list them all!

Susan Komen Race for the Cure

This organization benefits breast cancer research.

Toys for Tots

Toll Brothers employees in virtually all of our regions nationwide contribute to this worthy cause.

Toll Brothers Annual Monte Carlo Night

Toll Brothers employees work hard every year in support of this gala fundraiser. To date, this annual event has raised $2,700,000 for the American Red Cross, and over $4,262,000 for the American Cancer Society.

Employee contributions include:

  • Creation of a fabulous Web site
  • Auction items for fundraising
  • Promotional efforts to raise awareness and sell tickets to the event