Related Ross, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County, launch its inaugural Build Together Day. -VIVID MEMORIES BY GWEN / COURTESY PHOTOS

Hands-on teamwork and community impact took center stage as Related Ross, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County, launched its inaugural Build Together Day—a full day of volunteer service aimed at strengthening neighborhoods across West Palm Beach.

The day began at Coleman Park, where employees, residents, and community partners rolled up their sleeves to help complete exterior painting on four homes. Working alongside Habitat crews, volunteers applied fresh coats of paint that help protect homes from weathering, extend structural lifespan, and improve curb appeal.

“West Palm Beach is a city we’re proud to call home, and we want to be part of expanding access to housing across the community,” says Jeremy Morse, Executive Director of the Related Ross Foundation. “Efforts like this go beyond a single day – they’re about showing up, working alongside partners like Habitat for Humanity, and contributing in a meaningful way to the neighborhoods we’re part of.”

“We’re grateful to Related Ross for their investment and partnership,” says Jennifer Thomason, President & CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County. “Their support helps preserve affordable housing and ensures families can continue to live safely, comfortably, and affordably in the community they call home.”

Build Together Day reflects the broader mission of the Related Ross Foundation, which focuses on expanding access to education, employment, and housing across South Florida. For more information, visit relatedross.com.

Build Image. -VIVID MEMORIES BY GWEN / COURTESY PHOTOS