Quarry Kingdom Development is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to developing sustainable programs that meet community needs in times of hardship. We specialize in building partnerships and responding with integrity, compassion, and action.

Operation ResQ and ReBuild Operation ResQ and ReBuild is our disaster relief and recovery initiative.

Our purpose is threefold:

about Us

01

Provide emergency relief to first responders and communities in crisis.

Emergency Relief Response

02

Remain active during the rebuilding phase with manpower, supplies, and trusted contractors.

Ongoing Rebuilding Support

03

Long-Term Community Investment

Foster long-term support for emergency services and families impacted by disaster.

mission statement

Blue silhouette of the state of Texas.

Operation ResQ and ReBuild exists to provide immediate support and relief to first responders and individuals while creating long-term opportunities to ReBuild and restore communities affected by catastrophic events.

vision statement

A black and white star design with a large white star in the center and a black background.

Building coalitions to ReBuild and restore the integrity of communities affected by catastrophic events.

Advisory board

We are guided by a team of dedicated professionals from the insurance, banking, construction, and nonprofit sectors:

  • Colby Duke (Hotchkiss Insurance)

  • Melissa Eckert (Hill Country Builders Association)

  • Kendall Hollaway (Greater New Braunfels Builders Association)

  • Jessica Burrow (Casa Uber Alles)

  • Derrek Penick (Dagleish Construction Company)

  • Brad Hardin (First United Bank)

  • Ransom Rust (Schumann Granite)

  • Don Shelton (Bush, Rudnicki, Shelton, P.C.)

Corporate partners

  • Texas Association of Builders logo featuring a star within a rectangle and the company's name in blue text.
  • Logo for Stonewall Chamber of Commerce featuring a stylized 'S' with green and orange colors and the text 'Stonewall Chamber of Commerce' beneath it.
  • Logo of the National Association of Home Builders, featuring a house roof outline above the acronym NAHB in blue and red letters, with the full name written below.
  • A logo with a house in the center, surrounded by saw blades, and the text 'Casa ÜBER Alles' beneath the house.
  • Neon sign for Cordonate with the tagline 'Help for today. Hope for tomorrow' in blue text.
  • Logo of the Hill County Builders Association, featuring the big letters 'H C' above the full name in a black square with blue lettering.
  • Black and white illustration of a skull with a plant growing from the top.
  • Colorful logo for Bulverde Spring Branch Activity Center with stylized trees and human figures, featuring green, blue, and orange elements, and text indicating establishment in 1991.
  • Logo of the Greater San Antonio Builders Association featuring a house roof, a star, and text in blue.

Stand with us—before, during, and after disaster.