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Taylor Morrison s initiative Build Joy gives back to communities across the country Author: Ruby Durham Updated: 6:09 PM EST December 18, 2020
CHARLOTTE, N.C. Lending a helping hand during this pandemic is exactly what Cristal Cox wanted to do after learning some students didn’t have everything necessary to complete their classwork while learning remotely.
So Cox turned to Taylor Morrison s initiative Build Joy.
For the past three years, Taylor Morrison, one of America s largest home building companies, asks its employees to submit ideas on how to build joy in neighborhoods.
“With 2020 being a year unlike any other, we work to spread joy and inspiration to those who really need it, Taylor Morrison s vice president of sales Jodi Cantrell said. This year was the first year [the program] has been nationally recognized.
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