Engineered Rigging Donates to Veteran Home Build in Arkansas

May 21, 2026 - Engineered Rigging announced that its philanthropic foundation, Engineered Giving, donated $10,000 to Habitat for Humanity of Pope County to support the construction of a new home for a disabled veteran and his two daughters in Russellville, Arkansas.

According to the company, employees from Engineered Rigging will also volunteer during the home’s construction as part of the initiative. The project is being completed in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Pope County.

A groundbreaking ceremony for the home was held May 14 in Russellville and included members of the Hentschel family, Engineered Rigging employees, Habitat for Humanity volunteers and local supporters.

“Habitat for Humanity believes that strong communities are built one family at a time. With the generous support of Engineered Rigging, we will make home ownership a reality for the Hentschel family. We invite other local employers to support this incredible Veteran Build,” said Kacie Talley, executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Pope County.

Engineered Rigging said the donation was made through its Engineered Giving foundation, which supports community-focused initiatives.

Christopher Cox, PE, president of Engineered Rigging, said the partnership aligns with the company’s broader community mission.

“While lifting heavy objects is an everyday occurrence at Engineered Rigging, uplifting a family is an incredibly special opportunity. Our partnership with Habitat for Humanity gives meaning to our work and advances our mission to make a difference in the community.”

Engineered Rigging provides heavy lift and rigging solutions for industrial and infrastructure applications. The company said additional information about its community initiatives is available through its Engineered Giving program.