LHBA’s Renovators’ Council Volunteers to Build Two Much-Needed Decks
April 21, 2026 – The London Home Builders’ Association’s (LHBA) Renovators’ Council volunteers will be giving their time and resources to help build two much-needed decks at Camp Kee-Mo-Kee this weekend, on Saturday April 25.
LHBA’s Renovators’ Council include many of our RenoMark Renovators, RenoMark Trade Contractors, suppliers and sub-trade members; a community-spirited and professional group, who come together to share information, receive industry updates and collaborate to improve services to homeowners, attend professional development sessions and collectively give back to our community.
Each year, members participate in community build projects, fundraisers, education initiatives, public service campaigns, and an Annual Parade of Renovations highlighting local RenoMark Renovator Projects across the city, supporting local charities including Threads of Life.
In 2025, the council built a garden shed for Indewell’s Embassy Commons. This year, the council is undertaking a community build initiative with Camp Kee-Mo-Kee. Volunteers are building two much-needed decks on Cabin 2 and Cabin 8. The new decks will address safety concerns regarding the existing structures and significantly improve cabin accessibility.
We wish to extend our thanks to LHBA’s 2025-26 Renovators’ Council Sponsors, Brouwer Plumbing & Heating, Great Floors, Moffatt & Powell (RONA), Nieman Market Design, Preferred Insurance, Progressive Countertop, and Verbeek Kitchens for their support in making council initiatives possible. Thank you to TF Business Consultants for donating lunch for our volunteers.
We invite working media to visit the community build:
Location: Camp Kee-Mo-Kee, 9581 Glendon Dr, Komoka, ON N0L 1R0.
Date and Time: The build is scheduled for Saturday, April 25th.
This is a full-day project starting at 8:00 AM.
Interview Opportunities:
Luke Vandenbosch, Co-Chair of LHBA’s Renovators’ Council will be onsite at Camp Kee-Mo-Kee on Saturday April 25 from 8:00am. Please call Allison Benevides (LHBA) onsite at 519-282-1541
Jared Zaifman is available for interview at anytime. Please reach out to jzaifman@lhba.on.ca or at 226-973-4378
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ABOUT THE LONDON HOME BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION (LHBA)
Founded in 1952, the LHBA represents more than 250 member companies including builders, developers, renovators, trade contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, financial institutions and a host of allied professionals. In addition, we are affiliated with both the Ontario Home Builders’ Association (OHBA) representing nearly 4,000 members and the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA) which represents more than 8,500 companies. Membership is voluntary and applicants are screened by a committee using criteria from the Association’s Code of Ethics.
We Build Great Communities. LHBA commits to providing ethical building and business practices for new home builds and renovations by advocating with all levels of government to ensure everyone can live in a well built or renovated home. While giving back to the community through awareness and charitable efforts, the members strongly believe they have an obligation to help make communities great. Visit lhba.on.ca for more information.
LHBA’s Renovators’ Council details: https://www.lhba.on.ca/members/renovators-council/
ABOUT CAMP KEE-MO-KEE
At Camp Kee-Mo-Kee, we provide a safe, welcoming environment where campers can grow, connect, and discover adventure. Our programs are designed to inspire confidence, encourage new experiences, and help every camper become the best version of themselves.
Guided by strong values and leadership principles, our team creates a fun and engaging atmosphere where exploration is encouraged and curiosity is celebrated. Whether it’s trying something new, building friendships, or discovering the wonders of nature, each program is built to spark joy and lasting memories.
At the heart of Kee-Mo-Kee is our summer camp program. An experience filled with opportunities for growth, adventure, and the timeless magic of camp. Through meaningful activities, shared traditions, and the support of caring leaders, campers gain confidence, compassion, and a sense of belonging that extends well beyond their time at camp. Visit https://www.keemokee.com/ for more information.
Photos from LHBA’s 2025 Community Build Project at Indewell’s Embassy Commons, Volunteers from Riverside Construction London.