Staab Construction Corporation is continuing its commitment to community involvement and workforce development by partnering with the Auburndale High School Construction Program on a new equipment storage facility for the Auburndale Youth Baseball & Softball Association.
The 16′ x 16′ storage building will provide dedicated space for baseball and softball equipment, field maintenance materials, and other program supplies. The project will help improve organization and accessibility while reducing storage limitations currently impacting the growing youth program.
The effort is also providing Auburndale students with a unique hands-on learning opportunity. Throughout the project, students will gain practical construction experience by participating in planning, building, and project execution alongside industry professionals and community partners.
Staab Construction has worked with the Auburndale Construction Program for several years, supporting student-led community projects that create meaningful improvements while exposing students to careers in the construction industry.
“This project is a great example of what can happen when schools, local organizations, businesses, and volunteers come together to support a common goal,” said Dustin Trachte Project Supervisor at Staab Construction. “The students are gaining valuable real-world experience while creating something that will directly benefit the community for years to come.”
The storage facility will support the needs of the Auburndale Youth Baseball & Softball Association, which serves young athletes and families throughout the area.
The organization currently faces equipment storage challenges due to limited space and growing participation levels. Project costs are estimated at approximately $20,000, with significant support provided through donated materials, volunteer labor, and community partnerships. Special thanks go to Chad Vanderwyst for his donation and leadership of the Auburndale construction program.
In addition to Staab Construction, supporting community businesses and organizations include Automated Products INC, Hub City Overhead Doors, Haas Builders Supply, County Concrete, Weichelt Trucking and Excavating, All Electric LLC, the Village of Auburndale, and the Auburndale Parks Department.
Staab Construction is proud to support initiatives that invest in students, strengthen communities, and promote the future of the construction industry. For more information about the project or ways to support the effort, please contact Auburndale Youth Baseball & Softball Association, AUBYBSA@gmail.com.
Approximately $6,000 is still needed to complete the project.
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