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     How can I start a Rebuilding Together Program?  

For more information on forming an affiliate in your community or to begin the
5 Steps to Affiliation, please contact Ron Geary or John White at 1-800-473-4229.



Rebuilding Together is a national non-profit with a network of more than 200
affiliates across the United States.  Our mission is to preserve affordable home
ownership by bringing volunteers and communities together to rehabilitate the
homes of low-income homeowners.


                                    Our History

Rebuilding Together began with a small group of affiliates more than 30 years ago.
The National Headquarters opened its doors in 1988.  Today, the Affiliate Network
has completed more than 100,000 homes across the nation.  With the help of 2.5
million volunteers, Rebuilding Together has delivered over $1 billion in market value
since its founding.
For the fifth consecutive year Rebuilding Together has received a
4-star rating from Charity Navigator, America's largest independent
evaluator of charities.  To learn more, please click on the Charity
Navigator logo to visit their site and review our rating.
National Initiatives

National Rebuilding Day is our signature
annual event. This event occurs in April
and is the culmination of a year of
planning, evaluating, training, organizing,
and mobilizing hundreds of thousands of
community volunteers.

Rebuilding Together’s Safe at Home
program makes the modifications and
accessibility improvements that enable low-
income elderly homeowners to avoid
nursing home placement and age
comfortably and safely in their own homes.

In 2005, Rebuilding Together’s Gulf
Coast Operations Initiative to Rebuild
1000 was launched in response to the
devastation of Hurricanes Katrina and
Rita. The Gulf Coast Operations Initiative
develops the capacity of our Gulf Coast
affiliates, from Mississippi, Louisiana, and
Southeast Texas.  

Rebuilding Together’s Veterans Housing
Initiative was created to meet the growing
needs of veterans from past and present
wars. The initiative fills gaps in home
repair services for retired and active
service members by increasing the home’s
accessibility, enabling veterans to live
independently and safely in their own
homes.