Aug 15, 2022 | Bold Construction News, Chatham County, Uncategorized
The start of each school year can be stressful for parents who struggle with buying their children school supplies needed for the year. To help alleviate some of the financial burden, BOLD Foundation donates school supplies each year for Chatham County students that...
Apr 18, 2022 | Bold Construction News, Chapel Hill, Chatham County
Together with the Chatham Education Foundation, our team at BOLD and a whole host of other community volunteers collected, sorted, and distributed over 6000 books for Books on Break this month. The Books on Break program is provided to our most economically...
Apr 1, 2022 | Bold Construction News, Chapel Hill, Chatham County
The BOLD Renovation Team is nothing short of excellence. With our Integrator Jason Dell at the helm of this amazing team, Paul, Abe and Gary are able to take our clients homes from ordinary to extraordinary. Just like our Custom Home Division, our Renovation...
Mar 15, 2022 | Articles, Bold Construction News, Chapel Hill, Chatham County
To say the BOLD Companies and the ARC event was a success is an understatement. We want to thank all of the members of our community that donated over two truckloads of blankets, dog food, and a myriad of supplies for the ARC. With over 20 volunteers from BOLD...
Mar 3, 2022 | Bold Construction News, Chapel Hill, Chatham County
Our nonprofit, BOLD Foundation, is hosting a donation drive for the Chatham Sheriff’s ARC, the Animal Resource Center, to collect their most needed items! You can also donate to the ARC through their Walmart and Amazon wishlists below: Click Here for the ARC...
Dec 29, 2021 | Bold Construction News, Chapel Hill, Chatham County, Custom Home Building, Residential Construction
LAST CHANCE: Only One Lot Left at Gallant Reserve If you’ve been considering Gallant Reserve for your custom BOLD home, now is the time to act. Only one lot remains in this private Chapel Hill neighborhood. Three homes are complete and one more is under construction....
