Core Insights - Whirlpool Corporation, Habitat for Humanity, and Indiana University's Kelley School of Business celebrate 15 years of collaboration, focusing on sustainable housing and community building [1][2] - The 2025 build resulted in five new net-zero homes in Bloomington, Indiana, as part of the BuildBetter with Whirlpool program, highlighting the company's commitment to climate resilience and energy efficiency [2][3] Company Initiatives - The BuildBetter with Whirlpool program has constructed 260 climate-resilient, energy-efficient homes across the U.S., achieving an average of 45% energy cost savings per family and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 15% per home [3] - The current phase of the program aims to deliver 50 net-zero energy or net-zero energy-ready homes in the next two years, incorporating features like solar panels and high-efficiency systems [3] Community Impact - Whirlpool's collaboration with Habitat for Humanity and IU Kelley School of Business emphasizes the importance of community engagement, with volunteers from Whirlpool, Habitat for Humanity, and students participating in the builds [4] - The initiative not only provides housing but also fosters workforce development by offering IU students professional development opportunities through hands-on building experiences [4][5] Financial Overview - Whirlpool Corporation reported approximately $17 billion in annual sales in 2024, with nearly 90% of sales generated in the Americas, and employs around 44,000 people [6]