Babur Mian, president and chief executive officer of Terra Site Constructors LLC in Chantilly, Virginia, contributed $2,500 on April 16, 2026, to the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus. The donation supports the caucus’s activities for a Virginia candidate.
Mian leads a construction firm focused on buildings and infrastructure projects across the Mid-Atlantic region. He earned degrees from Virginia Tech and serves on the Industry Advisory Board for the Myers-Lawson School of Construction. In 2021, Mian established a family foundation that supports philanthropic efforts including the Second Genesis Foundation, Zaytuna Institute, Make Space Association, Iqra Fund, and Edhi Foundation. He also participates in groups such as the MOVE Chamber and the Virginia Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Transportation Association.
Public records show Mian has made additional political contributions in Virginia. These include $16,000 to Lateef for Lt. Governor, $15,500 to Jones for Attorney General, and $10,000 to Spanberger for Governor. He has also donated to Fariad for Senate and Next Chapter PAC. No contributions from Mian to Republican candidates or committees appear in available records.
The Virginia Legislative Black Caucus focuses on economic, educational, political, and social conditions for African Americans and other underrepresented groups. In 2022, the caucus denied membership to Del. A.C. Cordoza, the only Black Republican in the House of Delegates at the time, following a vote by its members.
Mian’s support for the caucus occurs amid broader patterns of business leaders directing funds toward Democratic-aligned organizations and candidates in Virginia. The contribution aligns with his other reported giving to Democratic campaigns and entities in the state.
