$50,000 for 50 Years
2026 Recipients for Architecture Incorporated 50th Anniversary Donations
In celebration of our firm's 50th anniversary this year, Architecture Incorporated is proud to donate a total of $50,000 to local organizations. Giving back to the communities we serve has always been an important part of who we are, and we're honored to support the people, places, and programs that make our communities stronger. Here are the first four recipients.
Arch Inc 2026 Donation to Rapid City Public Library
As part of this initiative, we donated $5,000 to the Rapid City Library Foundation. This contribution will help expand the Rapid City Public Library's collection, enhance its programming, and support its continued growth as a valuable community resource.
Arch Inc 2026 Donation to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sioux Falls
Below - Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sioux Falls Volunteering Day 2026
On July 24th, we had the privilege of presenting the organization with a $10,000 donation before rolling up our sleeves to volunteer alongside their team at the Millard Acres Development in Sioux Falls. This contribution will help fund building materials for homes in the development, supporting Habitat for Humanity's mission of providing safe, affordable housing for local families.
Arch Inc 2026 Donation to Foster605
Our $5,000 donation will help assist Foster605's Building Hope Together Gala this fall, allowing more of the funds raised that evening to go directly toward two programs strengthening the network of care and support for children and families.
Candles & Cake: Providing personalized birthday celebrations for children in foster and kinship care, helping each child feel known, valued, and celebrated.
CarePortal Launch and Expansion: Supporting the launch an expansion of a network connecting churches and community responders with real-time needs of children and families.
Arch Inc 2026 donation to Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum
We are proud to support the Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum with a $10,000 donation.
Located on the east side of Sioux Falls, the 145-acre arboretum is a natural haven featuring native prairie plants, wetlands, walking trails, and remnants of the early 20th-century East Sioux Falls granite quarrying industry. The site offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the community's natural history while enjoying a peaceful place to reconnect with the roots and history of Sioux Falls.
Our donation will support the arboretum’s Stone Cutter’s Garden Project, which will recreate the framework of an early East Sioux Falls residence within an interpretive landscape reflecting the quarry’s historic era.