Find Home Improvement & Repairs Nonprofits and Charities

  Sarah C. wrote:

Justine Petersen helped my husband learn how to build his credit as a new arrival to the US. They also provided a Spanish translator to accommodate his needs. They also helped us buy our first house. The talented and professional staff helped us from... more »

  irispa1030 wrote:

Community Improvement Organization Inc., (CIO) is a great organization that improves the lives of those in great need. CIO cares about thier volunteers and those that can't help themsheves. Thank you CIO for be a great organzation!! more »

  charene wrote:

on june12th 2015 Ronald smith was found to be deceased by his girlfriend in his truck at 330am in the morning. in a state of shock and not knowing what to do I got on a truckers sight and was told to contact truckers final mile. which I did. this man... more »

  aishaddot wrote:

Reggie Anderson was great.. thorough, detailed, friendly, great communicator. Would highly recommend Nonprofit Home Inspections more »

  Sandra26 wrote:

Memo and his family are amazing people who believe in their community and in the power of honesty and hardwork. They empower both curious travellers and locals alike to help each other and learn more about the work through being active and doing what... more »

  HandyVolunteer wrote:

I walked up to the tent on a volunteer build day, not really sure what to expect. I brought a pair of work gloves with me and was greeted by a friendly group of volunteers who got me checked in, offered some coffee and donuts, and told me of my team assignment... more »

  harri027 wrote:

I have had the honor of working with Women Under Construction Network/At Home Foundation, Inc. for two years as a member of the board. I am extremely proud to work on behalf of an organization that lives up to its mission: “Repairing Homes, Building... more »

  dana.cochran-wiley wrote:

As a Geriatric Social Worker for Eskenazi Health, I interact with many Marion County seniors who have lived in their homes for a very long time. Most of them, more than 30 years. These seniors have been community leaders and contributors, but now find... more »

  smtreger wrote:

These are the greatest group of working moms. They make sure all your donations go directly to the family. The end result is a beautiful home for deserving families. The people I helped were sleeping on the floor. I was so happy to see my things delivered... more »

  Suzanne wrote:

My son went to WorkcampNE last summer for the first time with the JR. high group. It was a life changing experience for him. He went a quiet shy not sure of his faith kind of kid and came back with such confident and a new understanding of what it means... more »

  sldausch wrote:

For years have been looking for a grass roots organization working for the good of our veterans and have found ADAPT A VETS to be that group. They are quick to see to our Vets who have been overlooked or put off by VA or other Government agencies, seeing... more »

  Brian A.2 wrote:

An amazing group doing real, impactful work in the Bozeman area. So grateful to have them as a part of the community and to partner with them. more »

  Colley4Him wrote:

I have joined Servants on almost a dozen mission trips including places such as Guatemala, India, and right here within the U.S. in Mississippi. The teamleaders are well prepared and I really appreciate the spiritual opportunities we receive with team... more »

  Linda Pogue wrote:

After requesting that I receive fewer fund raising requests in the mail, I continue to receive two or three requests a WEEK from CAP. I will continue to donate on my own schedule. It's a shame they didn't honor my request. That being said, I believe... more »

  falisha stewart wrote:

This is an awesome foundation!!! They assist the elderly and disabled residents of Atlanta by making needed repairs to their homes. They have volunteers and other resources to make needed home repairs that people in the catagory mentioned above are unable... more »

  x96535 wrote:

I was invited to attend an annual event hosted by Soldier's Wish in Tulsa, OK, over Veteran's Day 2021. Among the attendees were individuals chosen to receive previously unmet needs in their lives. One such recipient had only been identified the... more »

  SFkrisb wrote:

My daughters and I really enjoy volunteering for Make It Home. It is great to be hands-on in volunteering and seeing the final result of our efforts at the end of our volunteer shift. We get to be creative and have fun while doing good for others.... more »

  Mark42 wrote:

I sponsor a girl through Love of Vietnam Expressed. This organisation helps me in everyway to connect and support the child. I write and receive letters each month from the child. L.O.V.E ensures that children and families have the basics like food, housing... more »

  nancy wrote:

H.O.M.E. fills a void that no other nonprofits in Chicago address -- the dignity of older pesons who have worked hard their whole lives but find themselves living in poverty while battling the challenges of aging. Staff are compassionate and the agency... more »

  Writer wrote:

Love Rebuilding Together AFF! Every April, we participate in a rebuilding project with our church. It is so well organized and someone from the staff stops by to check on us! They are great to work with and help underserved families in our community! more »

  Rick wrote:

Home Free Home worked successfully with a Long Island, New York family to design, apply for building permit and construct a ramp and deck for their 5 year old daughter with spina bifida. Home Free Home provides pro-bono architectural design services... more »

  SVVolunteer wrote:

Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley is the best non-profit organization I have ever had the pleasure of serving alongside. Their personal approach both with volunteers and the homeowners they serve brings a sense of community to the million person city... more »

  Jamess R. wrote:

I have been volunteering for People Working Cooperatively (PWC) for about 8 years. Early in my volunteer work it became apparent that many of our clients have mobility issues, due either to age or previous medical conditions. PWC provided early training... more »

  WHA2024 wrote:

My experience with Welcome Home Angel - though brief (I’ve been on just one project) - is very rewarding. Nena - my project director is extraordinary. With what appears to be boundless creative energy and heart - she taught me about the organization... more »

  mrivera5277 wrote:

I volunteered with Servolution at the October Blitz. I used my skills as an Organizer to help declutter and organize a home for a gentleman on oxygen. He needed clear pathways to be able to walk around his home easily. It was such an incredible experience.... more »

  foster1234 wrote:

The housing counselors at this agency were most helpful. They spent a great deal of time talking with me; called and talked with my lender; helped me complete paperwork and I was able to get a loan modification which reduced my monthly payment and helped... more »

  sernaelite wrote:

Amazing organization, doing amazing work for families in need! Kristina embodies kindness and is a joy to work with. We appreciate the opportunity to be able to help. We highly encourage Rooted Interiors to all volunteers and donors! more »

  Stephanie253 wrote:

I was there for the inception of this organization. I have watched it grow from something very small to a great organization that has the potential to grow even more with people spreading the word and supporting the organization. The organization has... more »

  CommunityVolunteer2010 wrote:

Volunteering with Rebuilding Together Sacramento was a very rewarding experience. I had the opportunity to make a direct impact on the lives of a homeowner in need while meeting other volunteers in the community and learning how to build a fence! more »

  NThom wrote:

I am living in a crowded house. I would not mind if it was my elderly relatives, or helping out a friend down on their luck, that would be a privilege. My infestation is from BlueHub Capital, who holds my mortgage. In 2012 I bought my house from them... more »

  Michael P. wrote:

MAHO is unique in Cleveland because of their focus on universally accessible housing for people with mobility disabilities. In addition to owning and operating five communities, MAHO is in the midst of a successful capital campaign to build a sixth facility... more »

  jvillere wrote:

Our organization, Bike & Build, has worked with RTP for several years through various builds. We operate cycling trips to young adults who raise money and awareness for the affordable housing cause, so RTP has been a beneficiary of our work across multiple... more »

  erich wrote:

I needed to build a cabin in a short period of time. Renew had the framing lumber, plywood, fiberglass insulation, rigid foam board, tile, cabinets, windows, doors, flooring, and bath fixtures. m My total cost was very low because of their affordable... more »

  Patte48 wrote:

ReFit helps families with disabled family members to be able to stay in their homes. My husband had a major stroke and I found out about this remarkable organization from a neighbor who's daughter volunteers there. We live in a very old home that has... more »

  givingback wrote:

This organization allows people to really get their hands on a project that makes a difference in the lives of people in the community, with little or no skill and plenty of oversight and fun. On National Rebuilding Day, the last Saturday in April (or... more »

  reeltime3 wrote:

NHDC has one of the best housing counseling workshops that are put on in the Gainesville area. You have specialized assistance with homebuyer workshops, foreclosure assistance, and a great team helping you achieve the dream of homeownership. Classes... more »

  David E. wrote:

I began volunteering for HFLA about eight years ago. From the first loan committee meeting, I was inspired by the enormous impact an interest-free loan had on our clients. So often, our loan was the difference between success and failure: going to college... more »

  Rudy wrote:

As a volunteer and member of the Board of Directors of Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh, my greatest moment is reviewing the renovation work performed by our volunteers with the homeowners. Seeing the tears of joy and gratitude of the homeowner is something... more »

  John N.6 wrote:

Honoring our heroes is about veterans helping veterans more »

  Nonprofitprofessional wrote:

After almost five years in business and between 3-5 million dollars per year raised, Fuller Center has built fewer than 150 houses, most of these are low-cost houses overseas which have taken 2-3 years to complete. The Fuller Center publishes almost no... more »

  applelobberz wrote:

Just wanted to give a shout out to the beautiful and benevolent members of this awesome organization. Without even blinking an eye, they came and helped my ailing father with some needs in his home, and all with a smile. It’s my understanding that they... more »

  tsomaha wrote:

I have been working with Rebuilding Together as a volunteer, team captain and board member for over 10 years. In our community, this organization works directly with elderly and disabled low income homeowners to ensure they can continue to live in the... more »

  David C.15 wrote:

Wonderful experience delivering food, and toys and clothing to over 2000 needy families. more »

  pop2eight wrote:

HFH Weber/Davis County really does change lives. I have seen where a single home was being renovated for a family, then watched as the other homes on the street followed the lead and began cleaning up their homes as well. It was an example of how one... more »

  NewbeginningsSA wrote:

King’s Compassion is an awesome organization that I came across through a great friend of mine! I started volunteering by myself and I loved every part of it. Knowing the focus of this organization with helping the elderly community caught my attention... more »

  mike_t wrote:

The week I spent at Naz was easily one of the best weeks of my life. Helping to repair homes sounds great on paper, and it is, but the Naz experience is much more than that. Just hanging out with everybody on Community Night was awesome, and I think that... more »

  Ben_16 wrote:

It has been a pleasure to volunteer with CCJ. They run a variety of social justice programs focused on alleviating poverty in the Prescott region. more »

  jpbbennett wrote:

We created ACTS in 2006 out of a simple idea--- how can we do more to serve others in the communities we live in, and do it in a way that shows the love of Christ. Once we began serving, others got involved and the snowball began to build. Nearly 5... more »

  marie4g wrote:

Maria Ortiz 717 black oak rd Newfield , NY 14857. A few years ago I applied for a grant to replace my old home and the grant was granted and 2 years ago a contractor came by my old home and someone from sheen housing came by also... more »

  Writer wrote:

Appalachia Service Project builds and repairs homes locally and throughout Central Appalachia. A great organization to volunteer with! more »

  Rita Henderson wrote:

SGV Habitat for Humanity is a tremendous organization. Not only do they provide a great service to the community and beneficary families, they also allow for a fulfilling volunteer experience. As Manager of Community Affairs for Nestle USA, we have taken... more »

  Mariette wrote:

I have volunteered for Rebuilding Together Twin Cities since April of 2008. It has become a very important part of my life because I can help people directly in their homes, and I know that I am helping them live with more safety and security. I do... more »

  Operation Enduring Gratitude wrote:

I have never volunteered for a better organization. Operation Enduring Gratitude strives to restore homes and lives to veterans. This is a small price to pay considering these veterans have served overseas to fight for the freedoms we have. I... more »

  mstiger95 wrote:

I loved head start so much when my children attended that after they graduated I applied for a position within the company! I have been apart of headstart as a parent and employee for 7 years!! What a great company to be a part of! I highly recommend.... more »

  Kathy wrote:

Thus far this year, we are very proud to inform you that Rebuilding Together Saratoga County, NY had hundreds of volunteers finished three work weekends, helping 38 homeowners and 2 non-profits with repairs. (Last year we completed 60 total, putting us... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have worked with WNWN for at least 8 years and there is no job more satisfying than hearing how grateful they are that we exist. Like anything you tend to have a favorite but everyone is our favorite because each has its own special needs and I would... more »

  Loretta wrote:

GRID Alternatives trains and leads teams of volunteers to install solar electric systems for low-income homeowners. Time, talent and resources provided to the organization are leveraged many times - and the work is fun! GRID Alternatives was founded... more »

  ASKohr wrote:

My husbad and I are both physically disabled and we are living on a limited budget and unable to afford to get our house modified. I called around looking for help and by the grace of God I contacted Rebuilding Together and they were so caring and wonderful.... more »

  hinkydinky wrote:

This 501(c)(3) does excellent work on homes in need of critical repair. It defines critical need as a condition that threatens the health and-or safety of the occupants. With very few employees (designed to be such), they have a strong volunteer base... more »

  myates wrote:

I have been volunteering in different capacities for Rebuilding Together Clay County (RTCC) since it's inception. I appreciate the respect shown to its clients and the efficient use of donated resources. I would not hesitate to refer anyone in need of... more »

  Buckybob wrote:

I organized a week long group trip to work with Wilimington Area Rebuilding Ministry and I was impressed from beginning to end. In the run up to the event they were helpful and informative and professional in every way. During the week we worked... more »

  John wrote:

Our group volunteers for this organization every year. We have so much fun and the kids are wonderful. Truly an eye opening experience. We are now involved every Monday in the after school tutoring program. Great things are happening with these kids... more »

  Wanda J.1 wrote:

I have been on the board of LALC for a few years and have been helping with fundraisers and such. We have been trying to get donations for road repair in the midway area for a long time. I have lived out here for 17 years and have gone through numerous... more »

  Mulligan2015 wrote:

I have been able to do some work with this wonderful organization that seeks to help low income homeowners with free repairs and upgrades that make their homes healthier and safer. I've been to homes in Denver that were more than 50 years old and in bad... more »

  highmaintenance wrote:

The help that this organization gave us helped my daughter and her back to school needs the event was also fun and well organized. more »

  scnortonsanner wrote:

Rebuilding Together OKC is an amazing organization serving the senior citizen population in Oklahoma City! With the help of volunteers, the organization provides free safety repairs and home remodels for those in need. The work they provide is wonderful... more »

  reins123 wrote:

Need to tell this story on this wonderful organization who helped my mother who is in need of more help then i could give i am so greatful for the love of helping people that was givin ❤️������������ more »

  Writer wrote:

Great organization that is committed to keeping the elderly and disabled safe, warm and comfortable in their houses. Rebuilding Together Omaha's leadership is continually looking for new and creative ways to stay involved in the community and make a... more »

  rrigg wrote:

The is a great faith based organization that repairs homes making them warmer, safer and dryer while providing hope to the less privileged. more »

  Tom1218 wrote:

I approached this non-profit for help in 2013. After a long and jumbled application process, I was given no explanation why I was not selected. The staff was pleasant but seemed incapable of what they proposed for repairs to my house. The one volunteer... more »

  adamscallie321 wrote:

As a former staff member, I was disappointed in how the staff treated new members behind the scenes. If you weren’t a part of the inner circle (attended the church), they didn’t allow you to come back nor did they want you to come back. I had a great... more »

  Anita B.4 wrote:

We called these gentlemen to help us build a wheelchair ramp. They went out of their, while on vacation, to contact us and make an appointment at our convience. What a wonderful non-profit serving the Hillsdale aea!!! more »

  Joyce W.2 wrote:

I was lucky enough to get the service done this past April and everything worked out fine untilthe carpenter could not finish his work and promise to return later to finish his work, however it is now September and he will not even return, my... more »

  seroth wrote:

Rural Action continually uses the tools available to it in the community and brings people and organizations together to make the region better. The zero waste program is on the verge of moving the waste stream in our region to one of profitability and... more »

  fcpratt wrote:

Bethlehem Farm is a Catholic community in Appalachia that strives to transform lives through serving the local community and teaching sustainability. We enable volunteers to join us in living out the Gospel cornerstones of prayer, community, simplicity... more »

  Sandra L.1 wrote:

We went down to Texas and worked with Eight Days of Hope last week. They are so organized and such an awesome group to work with. We were blessed to work with them and be able to help people clean out their homes after Hurricane Harvey. They... more »

  RTHaverhill wrote:

I have been proudly involved with Rebuilding Together Greater Haverhill for 20 years. It has helped so many low-income homeowners with much needed repairs. There are a large number of wonderful volunteers that return every year to make those repairs.... more »

  mmc94132 wrote:

Rebuilding together is a wonderful organization. They installed a stairlift in my house for me. I am so grateful and I can never thank them enough. I have Parkinson’s Disease and was unable to use my stairs. They didn’t charge me a single penny.... more »

  pete0420 wrote:

i did chrismas in april and it was thee most satisfing thing ive ever done im in edison new jersey i go crrstian community church and i talked to them about trying to start something like that here please contact me at 7324331574 with any help and advice... more »

  jomo99 wrote:

Absolutely the best! Very professional and courteous....Highly recommend! Please donate to this group! more »

  Jmonty wrote:

Great heart for people. Warm and caring place. They provide breakfast Monday thru Friday to over 125 people daily. Offer GED classes, computer skills and more. more »

  smittyfbaby1.net wrote:

If you have someone that is incarcerated,Give! If you know some, please give. We thank you in advance for your concern. more »

  adpettit wrote:

I have been working with Rebuilding Together for over three years and absolutely LOVE working with this group! Sandy, Harry, Larry, George and all of the other dedicated volunteers are wonderful to work with and truly have a servant's heart. They are... more »

  lovecurrycares wrote:

Curry Community Cares amazing staff worked wonders in the donation of an estate's household, tools, paint and gardening tools and equipment. So much more! They ALL went above and beyond with a short time-frame as property had been quickly sold. Weeks... more »

  NPNSC wrote:

Hi Karla: I want you to know how very much I appreciate the free additions and repairs made to my home, which were completed today, Friday, Aug. 29. Amante installed grab bars in both of my bathrooms and by my garage stairs, put a new faucet in... more »

  Alex Madonik wrote:

Rebuilding Together literally brings together numerous local congregations, civic groups, businesses, and other volunteers to help members of the community who need significant home repairs that directly affect their comfort and safety. Many older residents... more »

  SWPV wrote:

I set up my donation with Jason, and he was great to work with. The deconstruct team, Dylan and Thomas, were equally as great. They called to give me a heads-up before they arrived, and once they did, they got right to work. They were focused, efficient,... more »

  Director of Marketing wrote:

Great group of people helping to rebuilding and revitalize our community. more »

  pogpinc wrote:

Our organization donated to this org several properties. Not one thing that was stated by MRA was true. They are not to be trusted beware. The org doesn't have a board. Steve Middleton CEO Paradise Organic Gardens Org. more »

  morsed4 wrote:

The Opportunity Council provides many great services. They provide 3 nutritional meals a week. They assist many homeless transforms into an apartment. They have many classes to help find work and life skills. more »

  Deer2wolf wrote:

Hello, I am a 62-year-old, disabled woman that is having trouble getting homeowner's insurance, because I am in DIRE NEED OF A NEW ROOF. i bring in less than 900.00 a month from social security. PLEASE ""ANYONE" I NEED HELP...I CANNOT TAKE OUT A LOAN... more »

  Rvankley wrote:

These are the best volunteers, all retired although keeping busy. I so appreciate the help they gave me on unfinished projects after my husband passesd away. They truly will be rewarded in on there journey to heaven. Thanks to a great... more »

  Kimberlyhansen wrote:

OUR MISSIONRepairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives.OUR VISIONSafe homes and communities for everyone.Rebuilding Together is the leading volunteer organization that, in partnership with the community, rehabilitates... more »

  jiselin wrote:

I have been involved as a volunteer with this organization for the last 6 years because they do so much with so little. because of their support from volunteers and sponsors, they can turn $1 into over $4 of goods and services for those in need. They... more »

  luvzlabs wrote:

Habitat for Humanity helps build housing for partner families. I originally signed up to help paint. Through their Women Build program, I have learned so much more. Volunteers are encouraged to try different construction skills within their own comfort... more »

  MMG1 wrote:

I have been volunteering with Durham Habitat for over a decade. The organization continues to be extremely involved in local community development. The staff work with community members -- rather than providing a top-down, "hand out" series of initiatives... more »

  shonie0318 wrote:

Bright eyes does excellent work. I love the personal touch of professionalism they offer in this industry of work. more »

  mrsjgb wrote:

Many of my friends - and friends of friends - living in New York City and Long Island, especially in Howard Beach and the Rockaways, experienced dreadful personal loss and destruction to their homes due to the severity and magnitude of Superstorm Sandy. The... more »

  Gail14 wrote:

Have you ever seen a commercial on the HGTV channel called "Raise the Roof" ? That is where I found out about RTB. I started volunteering in March of 2012, a few months after I retired. It was just about six weeks before their annual event, Rebuilding... more »

  geraldmoore wrote:

No reviews? Better check that non-profit status or do they just do nothing? more »

  VDeFreitas wrote:

This is one of the most organized and well run organizations around. They provide such an important role in supporting those in need in our community. Home owners are the anchor to a neighborhood and keeping those who are elderly, disabled, veterans,... more »

  SMHA wrote:

Southern Mutual Help Association, Inc. has enjoyed an excellent partnership with Mennonite Disaster Service since 2006. MDS and its committed and skilled volunteers were invaluable in our work recovering over 1,000 homes, small businesses, and churches... more »

  Tim_16 wrote:

Rebuilding Together NYC is one of almost 200 Rebuilding Together affiliates across the US working to make the homes of low-income homeowners safe and healthy. They work with veterans, seniors, people with disabilities, victims of disaster and others,... more »

To provide affordable housing for low-income individuals living in buncombe county. more »

Funded primarily by corporate donations, we perform home repairs and improvements received for low income elderly/disabled people... more »

Free house painting for the needy more »

Nehemiah Project Community Development Corporation (NPCDC) was established in 2002 as a community outreach to South Fulton County,... more »

Since its establishment in September of 2000, the Tampa Bay Dream Center's commitment has been to meeting the needs of poor neighborhoods... more »

Rebuilding Together Bergen County, formally Christmas in April, began in 1973 in Midland, TX, where some local community leaders... more »

Donated home repairs more »

Christmas in April began in 1973 in Midland, TX, where some local community leaders and volunteers assisted a neighbor in need... more »

Breakthroughs Abroad provides international and domestic community service-learning experiences that benefit the young people,... more »

Our mission is to preserve and revitalize houses and communities, assuring that low-income homeowners live in warmth, safety and... more »

Our mission is to keep low income homeowners, families with children, the elderly, and handicapped safe, dry, and warm. We also... more »

To develop and operate innovative reuse, recycling, and zero-waste programs that improve the environmental quality of our community more »

To combat community deterioration in both urban and rural areas throughout indiana. more »

Free home repair and other community projects more »

To paint houses for the elderly and underprivledged more »

Hammer and Nails, Inc. is an ecumenical Christian nonprofit outreach organization based in Canton, Ohio, dedicated to improving... more »

To help prepare at-risk inner city more »

The organization conducts a municipal clean energy program for which any city of holland homeowner can qualify. A subsidy is provided... more »

Home repair mission more »

To repair, rehabilitate and modify homes in national city for low income homeowners who are elderly or disabled and for families... more »

Weatherization and other health and safety related improv- ments to homes of low income individuals in madison county, new york.... more »

Act now! Youth fellowship inc. Has been formed soley to provide christian education and charitable services involving the youth... more »

Provide housing for the elderly more »

Our mission is to preserve and revitalize houses and communities, assuring that low-income homeowners live in warmth, safety and... more »

Its mission is to improve lives of many orphans and disadvantaged people through food donations, medical care, job training, and... more »

Committed to working with local and goverment officials to ensure thta the west end of midland, pa is included in the revitalization... more »

Our mission is to preserve and revitalize houses and communities, assuring that low-income homeowners live in warmth, safety and... more »

To create stronger communities through collaboration, education and the promotion of resilient and sustainable policies, products... more »

Provide rental housing at below-market rates to families, all of which are low-income or in households at or below 80 of area... more »

The mission of indian ministries of north america, inc. Is to be frontline warriors impacting lives, restoring the broken, healing... more »

To improve the quality of life for disadvantaged manufactured home owners due to income, health or circumstances by assisting... more »

To promote and sustain affordable housing options for low to moderate income individuals and families. To renew pride, restore... more »

Occac strengthens communities by providing safe and energy efficient affordable housing, nutritional and educational resources... more »

EnergyCare promotes healthier safer home environments and independent living by providing year-round energy-related services in... more »

Christmas in April * USA is the leading national nonprofit organization that rehabilitates the homes of low-income, elderly and... more »

To work with low income families and the community to build simple, decent, affordable homes and stabilize neighborhoods. To provide... more »