US LBM has named Alex Anzures, design manager at Texas Building Supply, as its 2025 Humanitarian Award Recipient for his dedication to mentoring and supporting at-risk youth through his nonprofit boxing gym.

As part of this recognition, the US LBM Foundation has awarded a $10,000 grant to Anzures Boxing Team to help further its mission.

As the owner, founder and head coach of Anzures Boxing Team, Anzures dedicates his time outside his work at US LBM to training young athletes, traveling with them to tournaments across the country, and providing guidance and mentorship outside the gym. Recognizing that financial barriers should never stand in the way of opportunity, Anzures often personally covers costs when donations or fees fall short, ensuring that every child has the chance to participate.

"Seeing kids turn their lives around with the mentorship and guidance we provide is what keeps me going. Some have gone to college, joined the military, or even pursued careers in aviation — it's incredible to see their growth," said Anzures.

As the recipient of the Humanitarian Award, Anzures has selected Anzures Boxing Team as the beneficiary of the $10,000 grant, which will help fund equipment, training programs, and travel expenses for the young athletes.

When asked what inspired his nonprofit, Anzures stated: "My brothers and I were mentored in this same community when we were younger. Now being able to give back and help the next generation make better choices is truly a blessing. My dad always told me to do good without seeking recognition, so I never expected an award for this work — but being honored for something I pour my heart into is a blessing."

"Alex exemplifies the very best of US. We are honored to recognize the profound impact he is making on at-risk youth in his community with the US LBM Humanitarian Award," said US LBM President and CEO L.T. Gibson. "His work embodies the mission of the US LBM Foundation — to support our local communities and create meaningful, positive change for those in need."