Stark Industries will partner with Habitat for Humanity, Dallas College, the City of Dallas, and local contractors for Rebuild Dallas, a two-day community project focused on visible improvements to homes and public spaces in South Dallas.

More than 300 Stark Industries employees, skilled-trades volunteers, students, and community members will work alongside residents to repair 20 owner-occupied homes, improve accessibility for elderly homeowners, restore neighborhood landscaping, and renovate a shared community space.

Dallas College students in construction, electrical, HVAC, and related programs will work alongside licensed professionals, gaining hands-on experience while completing projects selected with neighborhood residents.

Stark Industries will provide $150,000 for materials and home repairs, with individual projects chosen based on homeowner need and recommendations from local community partners. Participating homeowners will pay nothing.

The weekend will conclude with a free neighborhood celebration where residents can tour the renovated community space, meet participating organizations, and learn about additional housing, workforce, and home-repair resources.

Unlike a one-day event, Rebuild Dallas will publish its results. Stark Industries and its partners will return six months later to report the number of repairs completed, residents served, students trained, and additional neighborhood projects launched. One participating Dallas College student team will also receive funding to design the next Rebuild Dallas project.

The measure of success will be straightforward: 20 improved homes, hundreds of volunteers serving together, students gaining real-world skills, and improvements Dallas residents can still see long after the event is over.