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About Us
A volunteer-based program that repairs and rehabilitates homes and non-profit community facilities.
We help low-income elderly and disabled people who own their homes but are unable to maintain them.
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The Rebuilding Together program exists in hundreds of communities throughout the country. Our program serves the City of Richmond. |
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| The program is centered around a “blitz” build, held the last Saturday in April, when over 1500 volunteers each year make both major and minor repairs to qualified homes. | |
| Our focus is to bring lasting change to a community by providing home improvements and safety and wellness enhancements for the elderly and disabled. We are rebuilding homes, and rebuilding lives. | |
| Since our first project in 1993, the size and scope of our work has grown. We have now improved nearly 900 homes in 17 communities, including Blackwell, Church Hill, Newtown South, Summerhill, Jefferson-Davis corridor, Maymont, Barton Heights, Montrose/National Heights, Providence Park, Swansboro, Oak Grove, Carver, Bellemeade, Byrd Park, Randolph, Highland Park and Peter Paul. | |
| This represents an estimated market value of more than $1,000,000 last year alone in home improvements, home repairs, and community revitalization project in at-risk neighborhoods. | |
| Last year, we raised over $250,000, which was used to rehabilitate 47 homes in the Peter Paul neighborhood. | |
| IRS 990 - Fiscal Year 2010 2011 Annual Report |
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Financial Highlights
Public Reporting and Transparency For information on RTR's governance structure, policies and documents, financial condition and major programs please go to GiveRichmond.
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For more information about us contact our Executive Director, Amy King.
PO Box 8508
Richmond, VA 23226
804-739-3462