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STRATEGIC Vision
As the Concrete Advancement Foundation, we support the broad concrete construction community in achieving key societal goals. Learn more about our strategic plan on the link below.
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PROJECTS
MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub
Sustainability
Concrete Applications
Health & Safety
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Partnerships
The Foundation is proud to collaborate with a variety of organizations and universities.
NEWS
WHAT'S NEW FROM THE FOUNDATION
- MIT explores how to improve pavement performance with limited data in the latest article, 3 Questions: Making the Most of Limited Data.
- The 2025 Walk for Wellness sponsorship form is now available—secure your spot and support industry-wide wellness and innovation.
- Skate4Concrete – A State Affiliates Guide video is now live, offering a clear overview of how to implement this engaging workforce development program.
- MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub Shares Key Policy Recommendations for Resilient Construction in New Op-Ed
- New Release: Comparison of Cost & Energy Performance: Houses Built with ICF vs. Wood-Framed Houses
- Investigation for the Validation of Increased Rebar Spacing in Concrete Walls Report
- Accounting for Carbon Uptake in the EPDs of Cement-Based Products Interim Report
- View the Insurance Study Report and related
Press Release
EVENTS
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
Join the Concrete Advancement Foundation for our annual Walk for Wellness on Saturday, October 11, 2025, at 8:30 a.m. (on-site registration begins at 8:00 a.m.). Held in conjunction with NRMCA’s National Mixer Driver Championship at ConcreteWorks 2025, this event offers a fun, low-pressure way to support our industry, with long-term impact. Registration is $25 per walker and fully tax deductible.
Sponsorship opportunities are still available for those who want to take their support a step further.
Questions? Contact
Ally Herrera
Webinar: Impact of Strength Variability, Overdesign, and Prescriptive Specs on Concrete Emissions