FORT WORTH, TX MILLION+ SQUARE FOOT WAREHOUSE

Construction will soon be complete on the approximately 1,050,000 square foot warehouse in Fort Worth, Texas for Conagra Brands. The rail-served facility includes a segmented tilt-up concrete radius wall and a separate 8,700 square foot office building. Alliance Architects is the project’s architect. Wright Engineers is proud to provide the structural engineering.

FISHING FOR A CAUSE REELS IN OVER $5,000 FOR HOMEAID OC

Anglers participating in the inaugural Fishing For a Cause deep-sea fishing expedition hauled in over $5,000 in support of HomeAid Orange County, a nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness rebuild their lives through construction, community engagement, and education. The 2½-day fishing adventure took place aboard the San Diego-based Poseidon sportfishing vessel and was led by charter master Scott Jones, Wright Engineers’ president. The event welcomed a mix of seasoned anglers and first-time fishers and was a memorable experience for all. Fishing For a Cause is a joint venture between Wright Engineers and HomeAid Orange County. Our sincere thanks go out to all the sponsors and participants for their generous support.

ST. JUDE’S RANCH FOR CHILDREN HEALING CENTER

The grand opening of the Healing Center at St. Jude’s Ranch for Children marks a significant milestone in providing specialized care and support to child victims of sex trafficking. Located in Boulder City, Nevada, this groundbreaking facility is the first of its kind, offering a comprehensive and compassionate environment designed to aid in the recovery and healing of vulnerable children. The Healing Center campus includes six family-style homes, a tranquil healing garden, and an on-site school with specially trained teachers and staff to meet the unique needs of the children residing there. Wright Engineers is pleased to have collaborated with many others in making an in-kind donation of our structural engineering services. Ed Vance and Associates is the project’s architect. Grand Canyon Development Partners provided pro bono construction management services. The center is capable of supporting up to 62 residents, with its first residents expected to begin arriving within the coming weeks.