Our Association is run by its members. Getting involved is a great way of getting to know other members and network. Our councils and chapters need volunteers to assist with monthly meetings and the larger HBA events. Below you will find the SignUpGenius links for each council, chapter and contacts for the HBA events.

40Below Volunteer Opportunities

Associates Council Volunteer Opportunities

Builders & Developers Council Volunteer Opportunities

Owasso Chapter Volunteer Opportunities

Professional Women in Building Council Volunteer Opportunities 

Remodelers Council Volunteer Opportunities

Rogers County Chapter Volunteer Opportunities

Southwest Chapter Volunteer Opportunities

Tulsa Designer Showcase

Carrying on the tradition of over 45 years of Designer Showcase, the HBA of Greater Tulsa has partnered with Foundation for Tulsa Schools to lead Designer Showcase. For Designer Showcase to run volunteers are needed for private parties, public viewing and boutique sales. If you are interested, contact Events Director Sarah Gentry at SGentry@TulsaHBA.com

Greater Tulsa Home & Garden Show is the largest volunteer-run show in the nation! 2024 year's show is March 7th-10th at the SageNet Expo at Expo Square. Volunteer Opportunities will be posted in January of 2024.

The HBA hosts four golf tournaments a year. The BUILD-PAC tournament is held in April. Our annual HBA Golf Tournament is presented by Associates Council and held in July. The Owasso Chapter’s tournament is held in August. And rounding out the year PWB's Under the Lights Tournament is held in October.

There are opportunities to represent 40Below, Associates Council and PWB on their designated holes in various tournaments.

If you need assistance signing up for volunteer positions, contact Blake Howard, Director of Member Engagement, BHoward@TulsaHBA.com.

The Appetite for Construction gala is one of the most fun member events of the year. This charitable evening includes small plates from 10 of Tulsa's Top Chefs, a live and silent auction and entertainment. Proceeds from the event benefit the HBA Charitable Foundation, which supports local housing-related causes and education initiatives. 

This committee meets from January-April for hour-long planning meetings for the event. Committee members are expected to produce at least two auction items for the event and assist with set-up the day of the event.

If you are interested in assisting with the Appetite for Construction committee,
contact Events Director Sarah Gentry, sgentry@tulsahba.com  

The Greater Tulsa Parade of Homes is the perfect opportunity to view the latest trends and speak directly to the area's top builders during a unique, free event showcasing the best in new home building.

Our builders can select to be judged during the Parade so drivers are usually needed for at least two days to drive around out-of-state judges to view the homes and make their marks. Our Twilight Tour events also need volunteers to man the entrance to the homes to count the number of attendees. To volunteer for any of these positions,
contact Events Director, Sarah Gentry, sgentry@tulsahba.com.

The Total Resource Campaign was created to develop the leadership and financial resources of the Home Builders Association through a six-week, volunteer-driven campaign to secure business sponsors for HBA events, publications, and philanthropic causes. Over the course of the campaign, forty-eight volunteers solicit HBA members for sponsorships, advertising and philanthropic opportunities, this provides advertising to companies as well as funds the HBA's operating budget for the year. Volunteers on the campaign work towards cash incentives and trips to a 5-star all-inclusive resort. 

The Tulsa HBA has seen that #1 issue in the construction industry is the lack of a quality work force to complete jobs on time and on budget. We are taking action to be part of an annual event to encourage our next generation to continue their education through construction programs and eventually enter our industry as a more qualified employee with our Build My Future event. This event hosted by the Tulsa HBA and HBA Charitable Foundation hosts more than 900 high school students who will learn about education programs and employment opportunities available in the construction industry throughout the Tulsa metropolitan area.  They will experience hands-on learning labs, equipment demonstrations, and educational displays facilitated by industry professionals.

This event requires many volunteers to make possible. From check-in, bag stuffing, lunch service, traffic control and more. For more information on the event or to volunteer, contact Association Issues Director Stacey Bayles, sbayles@tulsahba.com.  

For over 51 years, the HBA has hosted an annual Christmas party on the first Thursday of December for the low-income students of the Ryal School located south of Henryetta. HBA members gather at the local Wal-Mart to be paired with a student to take on a shopping spree for Christmas gifts funded by the HBA. After shopping, the students are taken back to the HBA for a pizza party, gifts and a visit from Santa. It is absolutely the best way to kick off the Christmas season with giving.
To volunteer, contact Events Director Sarah Gentry at sgentry@tulsahba.com.