Carpenter Contractor Trust

The Carpenter Contractor Trust (CCT) is a 501(c)(5) nonprofit organization actively involved in promoting the interests of union carpenters and contractors within the construction industry. Established in 2001, the CCT is designed to foster a strong labor-management partnership that emphasizes high-quality work, timely completion of projects, and budget adherence.

Mission and Objectives

The CCT aims to promote and inform targeted audiences about the superior skills and reliability of union carpenters and contractors. This mission is accomplished through various strategies, including media relations, advertising, industry outreach, and social media engagement. The organization also hosts events, develops content, and conducts research studies to support its mission.

Activities

The CCT plays a crucial role in coordinating relationships between contractors and unions, focusing on aspects such as contracts, training, and promoting union activities. It serves as an industry solution, providing communication support and industry resources to assist its partners in navigating the challenges of the construction sector.

Financial Overview

The CCT generates revenue primarily from program services, investment income, and the sale of assets. In recent years, program services have contributed significantly to its total revenue. The organization's financial structure includes substantial assets and manageable liabilities, reflecting its stable financial position.

Legal Status

Donations to the Carpenter Contractor Trust are not tax-deductible, as it is designated as a 501(c)(5) organization, which typically includes labor, agricultural, and horticultural organizations engaged in improving work conditions and efficiency.