Philanthropy and Community | Regency Builders

Having been blessed with opportunity, it is with great honor that we support some incredibly ambitious causes.

2018 donated $7,500 for ‘Hometown Heroes Grand Slam Celebrity Family’
2018 helped raise and donated in excess of $100,000 for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Mental Wellness Campaign
2017 donated the Hillcrest Model for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin ‘Circle of Care’ and Juvenile Diabetes annual gathering.
2016 donated $20,000 in Brookfield Academy’s annual auction
2016 organized and managed $75,000 for NetVets which help homeless veterans

Regency had the good fortune to host a benefit fundraiser for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. We are extremely blessed to have such a renowned, state-of-the-art facility right here in our backyard. The gala event was held at the Takton estate, a residential project we had just completed. Guests enjoyed the beautiful late summer evening, toured the 15,000 square foot residences and were especially generous—giving more than $300,000 in all for Children’s Hospital.

Regency also teamed with Marriott Construction to donate a playhouse to the Junior Achievement Organization of SE Wisconsin. Aptly described as a Regency mini-mansion, the authentic design was a replica of Regency’s Victorian Manor. Through our playhouse contribution, Junior Achievement raised $30,000, towards funding technological advances for inner-city youth education.

VetsNet, located in West Allis, assists area veterans who are struggling with things such as homelessness, financial problems, mental health concerns and crisis counseling. The facility is located in a former car dealership building, donated by the Weiss family of Hartland and with the help of Regency Builders, the space opened on March 1, 2016. The 21,000 sq. ft. facility features offices, a warehouse and a food pantry created by Regency. In addition, Regency installed new LED lighting, leveled uneven concrete flooring and installed a ramp between the office and warehouse to make it wheelchair accessible. Once the project was complete, Regency had donated about $80,000 towards the project.

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