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  • 2023 Spirit Award

    Achieve Honored Status

    Builders and Associates working together is the "spirit" that makes our Association strong. To commemorate the relationship, the Associate Council proudly sponsors the Spirit Award competition. This award will recognize and provide a symbol of respect to the one builder who best exemplifies the "spirit of doing business with members." In addition, this builder utilizes associate members in their business and recognizes the importance of their relationship.

    The Winning Builder Receives

     

    • A half-page ad in the following year's Greater Tulsa Parade of Homes Guide distributed throughout the Parade of Homes and sent to potential buyers via the HBA throughout the year. Valued: $2,600
    • Recognition in the Home Builder Association Membership Directory given to all members and sent to consumers who call the HBA for home-building information and referrals. Valued: $400
    • Front page story and photo in the HBA's Home Building News. Valued: $1,800
    • Advertising on the HBA website with a rotating banner ad placed on secondary landing pages that links to the Spirit Award recipient's website. Valued: $400
    • Recipient will be featured for one month on the home page. Valued: $400
    • Private parking spot with recipient's company name and branding labeled directing in front of the HBA's front doors. Valued: $500
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    Travis Butler

     

     

     

    Butler Homes
    2023 recipient of the HBA Spirit Award

  • About the Spirit Award About the Spirit Award

    In 1989, the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa began recognizing builders who made the best use of the HBA. The Spirit Award is one of the highest honors, as it symbolizes the relationship between the contractor and the subcontractor and how extremely important it is when building a home to only use qualified craftsmen and supplies. Each year, many worthy companies enter projects for consideration of this honor, which are then analyzed by an accounting firm to determine which projects involved the greatest percentage of work by HBA Associate members.