Find Housing Rehabilitation Nonprofits and Charities

  cheextraordinary420 wrote:

I became familiar with VHCDC in 2004 as a double-minority owner of a distribution company. Though my company was located in the Northern portion of North Carolina ( near the Virginia line) I received an invitation from VHCDC to attend a conference for... more »

  armerarmer wrote:

UGM helps many homeless in the Sacramento area. This is a very worthy organization to volunteer at or donate to. more »

  Carl George wrote:

I am 80 years old and a retired Union College professor. With the recent death of my wife of 46 years I now live alone in a rural setting that I love very much but which challenges my maintenance abilities. With the appearance of my Umbrella associate... 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 »

  homemoreproject2020 wrote:

It was great to work with Project Homeless Connect! 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 »

  seija wrote:

People with disabilities have extremely low incomes, they often need to make due for about $700 each month. There are few more important things for any human being than a safe, affordable place to call home. Movin' Out Inc. is an organization that helps... more »

  genuineact wrote:

Affordable Homeownership Foundation Inc., has a knowledgeable and well informed staff who work hard to insure that their clients get the best service possible in all areas of home oenership. They specialize in Foreclosure Prevention, short sale help,... more »

  Unknown wrote:

We are a Colorado based non-profit organization that owns and manages affordable housing. Energy Outreach Colorado has been a tremendous help to our organization as they helped us winterize one of our Denver projects and by doing so helped 149 families... more »

  dan.calvary wrote:

I'm been involved with UHW since 2008 and am continually impressed. The energy and effectiveness poured into creating dignified housing has yet to be matched. more »

  trelstad wrote:

Isles works to build self-sufficient families in healthy and sustainble communities in Central New Jersey (mostly Trenton) with integrated programs ranging from green homes initiatives, to community gardens, to financial self-reliance. They are starting... more »

  volbuilder wrote:

I have volunteered and donated to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles since 1998. This is one of the few organizations where you can see your donation in action. Funds help buy building materials and volunteers work alongside the future homeowners... 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 »

  Teri N wrote:

"H.I.S. House, a transitional living home for families, singles and couples, wishes to thank the Walmart Foundation and HomeAid for our green retrofit and energy efficient upgrades." The overall reduction in costs for electricity, gas and water is not... more »

  melmat123 wrote:

Through my work with children, I am able to see firsthand the wonderful things that this organization does! We are truly saving lives and changing lives. I can’t think of an organization that I would rather share my time, talent and resources with.... more »

  Brendah wrote:

I am a volunteer at the Dream Center Clinic, I have served for over year now, and I love it! Everyone is very nice, the atmosphere is so peaceful and kind. The need in our city for a place like this is tremendous, and the love shared at this clinic is... 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 »

  Rhonda O. wrote:

I would like to nominate the Rutherford Housing Partnership for this prize because they are such a special group of people. They came to the aid of my Father and built him a ramp from his front door to the street, so he could get out of his in his wheel... more »

  Tracy G. wrote:

I have been volunteering my time with HomeAid America for 8 months and in that time it has impacted my life on so many levels. I have formed new relationships, made countless connections, expanded my professional experience, and most importantly been... more »

  Cathy R. wrote:

The Gift Of A Helping Hand Charitable Trust mision is to assist in lifting our voices against illiteracy, providing foster care for seniors, and putting an end to poverty, domestic violence, hunger, racism, child abuse, and homelessness in southeastern... 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 »

  chrjohnso wrote:

HOPE is an excellent local organization that is laser-focused on its mission to provide affordable housing for low income families. Through our efforts, we engage local entities to aid in helping us build and rehab single and multi-family residences mostly... more »

  Artie S. wrote:

This organisation is by far the best when it comes to dealing with homelessness in Barbados. I was at their headquarters today which is located in the city, and there was a client who came in for help with her two children. The staff of the the Barbados... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a wonderful organization that I have had the honor of being a part of that focuses and assists with some of the needs of the children in the Belmont community. I look forward to supporting the future endeavors of Pick 42's NHN organization as... 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 »

  margaretmay wrote:

This 501c3 nonprofit charity is 100% volunteer. They provided me with a new roof which I could not possibly afford. Now I can stay in my home! I am 83 years old on social security. SAFE was a Godsend for me. I later found out they have provided... more »

  dorisjarnold wrote:

Watching so many women’s lives change down through the years is a beautiful privilege. I’m proud to be a financial donor! more »

  pmannharddds wrote:

I've worked in Lemay for over 30 years. we have a housing market that is very challenged by a number of issues. The Lemay area has a relatively low/middle income residential population, with a substantial number of seniors, many of whom are on a fixed... 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 »

  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 »

  Vic wrote:

Over the last five years, we have seen Paul Williams as director of House of Refuge do huge things in a little place. He provides transitional refuge for men who have had little else to cling to. Along with healing spiritual wounds, he aids in the every-day... more »

  Jerry W wrote:

This organization is well managed. It accomplishes a lot to the benefit of the community with minimal staffing. There is a lot of enthusiasm and passion by staff in support of their mission. more »

  jenbligh wrote:

I have served on the Merced board since 2005 and I have served as Board Chair since 2010. During this time, I have seen first-hand how Merced has helped proud homeowners with repair work that allows them to remain in their homes without sacrificing their... 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 »

  RGriffin wrote:

In my limited time as a board member, I have had the pleasure of touring several of the existing housing projects as well as meet a few of the clients served by CASA. I was thoroughly impressed with the quality of the projects, as well as the vision... more »

  steph09 wrote:

This is a wonderful organization, Eugene and his team are always giving back to the community and impacting the lives of those in need. Eugene is a great mentor, he reaches out to the troubled youth and makes it his business to interact with them on all... 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 »

  Denise31 wrote:

My family and I have volunteered with Aeon for many years. It is such a rewarding experience. We bring our children with us. We serve meals to the same people in the same building. They people have become like family to us. We love to prep and cook and... more »

  Sheryl22 wrote:

I originally came into the office to assess the business for provided services. While there I happen to witnessed the personal mentoring and coaching and felt it was heart warming to see the genuine bonding and self esteem boosting in preparing their... more »

  NPs4Good wrote:

This organization is leading the way promoting and creating affordable homes in Andover. They create and preserve homeownership opportunities for families of modest income who will benefit from the opportunity to live in the community but just can't afford... 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 »

  Pamela F. wrote:

Tenderloin Health serves the most vulnerable populations in San Francisco who are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS or are at the greatest risk for acquiring HIV/AIDS. The clients who utilize Tenderloin Health's services are some of the poorest in San Francisco... 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 »

  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 »

  BCase wrote:

I got involved with APAH as a way to give back to the community through their uniquely sustainable approach to affordable housing. Their housing is refreshing because much of it combines affordable and full priced units allowing for cross pollination... more »

  bobsztuk wrote:

FCH is one of the best US based non-profit groups that builds affordable housing. FCH uses state of the art LED lighting to help homeowners keep their electrical cost low, they follow strict LEED Platinum and GOLD building standards, which gives healthy... 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 »

  ogjag wrote:

I am a volunteer for pscdc. I would have to say I love this program. Its brought me closer to the other residents in my community. It also provides help to those in kids in need of tutoring after school. The computer class is helpfull to those who... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  saywhat wrote:

I was raped many times in my Greccio Apt. and when I asked for my locks to be changed they refused to renew my lease with any of their units. I feel that this is a maintenance problem. I hope that if there are other single women out there that you... more »

  sjones12345 wrote:

Wonderful to volunteer for...the people that work here are very nice and supremely grateful for the help. The staff is minimal, encourages volunteers, so the money donated goes where it needs to go for those who need the housing. A very worthwhile charity. I... more »

  mobileUser584454 wrote:

This non-profit has made a tremendous difference in transitioning Veterans from homelessness and joblessness to permanent housing and finding them employment. They also have a program where they fix up elderly and disabled veterans homes, and make them... 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 »

  zorro wrote:

UNITY moved in with Katrina and it has done more damage to New Orleans than 10 Katrinas could do. It soon partnered with Common Ground and Gulf Coast Housing Partnership. These three organizations have "profited" by growing their organizations in the... more »

  AFLI, inc. wrote:

The ideals of the organization were very very good and christian service oriented, the organization was highly structured and well planned but the leadership lacked "compassion". The way that they interacted with the staff was heavy handed and authoritarian... more »

  cmcarlin wrote:

Amazing place! Saved my life and showed me how to grow. Rules and accountability are set in place to help reestablish yourself. The staff are very supportive and care for your wellbeing. Highly recommend to anyone looking to change your life. more »

  schomeowner14 wrote:

Something crooked is going on here within this business establishment. Government, state, local and private funders should really investigate. Be prepared for Luis has a "slick personality" that will convince the majority. Board members voted for SLCDC... 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 »

  dkrape wrote:

I’ve volunteered for the Washington DC Habitat for Humanity several times and highly recommend helping with their efforts, for several reasons. First, it is a lot of fun. For someone who doesn’t have a lot of construction experience, there... more »

  DaytonaBeach wrote:

This "low-income house, non-profit" is a scam. This organization does work on its properties without city permits, does not respond to tenant complaints or needs in a timely manner, and abuses its rights as a landlord, most prominently with its egregious,... more »

  Kerrin W. wrote:

HomeAid is an incredible organizationtaht provides housing to the temporarily homeless. We assist insupporting other care providers such as VOA, Children's Receiving Home and others to maintain their existing facilities or expand to provide more beds... more »

  SabaAssociation wrote:

SABA' is an awesome nonprofit. They set-up a full fundraising campaign for a project we are doing in Chicago. The project can be seen at www.JamesPaytonProject.org. SABA' has gone above and beyond the call of duty by creating, hosting and funding the... 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 »

  Patrick16 wrote:

How would you like to live in a building where your neighbors drink and drug all day and then try to murder each other at night and the building management does absolutely nothing to stop it??? Welcome to The Rose on 6th St. San Francisco which is run... 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 »

  ellacombe2 wrote:

Community Visions Unlimited or cvunola.org is my favorite nonprofit in New Orleans. They have done tremendous work eliminating blighted housing and helping to restore neighborhoods. My favorite is their Utility Art Box project that was started after... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Torres72 wrote:

Janeesa Turner at Settlement Housing Fund is so Very Poliite, Professional & Very Courteous. Most of all She is a Caring Individual. She placed me in a Beautiful Luxury Apartment Building in Manhattan working with her was a Blessful and DEVINE Experience.Very... more »

  DeniseDarcell wrote:

VIRGIE NEEDS YOUR HELP. SHE DESPERATLEY WANTS TO REMAIN IN HER HOME . BUT HER NEED TO BE HOYA LIFTED OUT OF THE BED , REQUIRES 2 PEOPLE , THE BED IS NOT OF CODE , AND OUT OF HER THREE INSURANCES ,NIETHER WILL GIVE HER A FULLY ELECTRIC... more »

  geraldmoore wrote:

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

  Howard6 wrote:

The Center for Veterans Issues (CVI) is the largest community-based veterans service organization in the State of Wisconsin, and CVI is a national leader in addressing the issue of veterans homelessness both in numbers served (approx. 350 on any given... more »

  Pam H. wrote:

From the first time I helped this group rehab the home of an elderly cancer survivor, I was hooked! I am still amazed at the amount of home repairs this group can accomplish through sheer volunteerism with no paid staff and no cost to the homeowners.... more »

  hiedie23 wrote:

My husband had just been released from prison and we had no idea where to go for resources. When we heard about Spectrum Resources, we decided to go and check it out. They were so warm and welcoming, which was not what we were accustomed to. They looked... more »

  annabannana wrote:

Well, I heard about this non-profit form my bank. I had to keep calling and calling to get an appointment and when I finally did I met with this very large lady who was very mean and nasty...she said she was sick, but she was just strange..they really... 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 »

  Matthew_W wrote:

I grew up poor and went to college to get a degree in finance. My dad was a high school dropout and I was so proud to get into a top-notch university that was well known for being a pipeline to Wall Street, but my plans changed after a disheartening... 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 »

  MotorMouth wrote:

Hi my name is Kimberly. I took the Drug and Alcohol course at Cal State Bakersfield, Extended University. This course is for people who want to become A.O.D. Counselors. I successfully passed the course. I did my internship at Jason's Retreat under the... 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 »

  Epjenk wrote:

Volunteering with Hard Bargain is a great opportunity to join the community in preserving an established predominantly African American community of moderate income homes. I have had a chance to help elderly neighbors age in place with home repairs,... 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 »

  Sunshine333 wrote:

Midlands Community Development Corporation provides services from GED classes, Anger Management, Self-Esteem Enhancement, Child Care, Afterschool Services etc.. This Organization addresses many areas within an individual's life that leads them to a better... 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 »

  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 »

  Alex H.1 wrote:

I love MANNA! It has the best staff and great resources. Thank you for all that you do in DC! 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 »

  DiAlegna wrote:

Low income housing program, and arm of NECAC (North East Community Action Corporation). more »

  Paul B.4 wrote:

I've known Beth and the work she and the Lighthouse Recovery Home has done for many, many years. They go above and beyond in every way, and stand ready to help anyone who walks through their doors. The success stories generated from this home are too... 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 »

  Calisto wrote:

We had such a great experience working with the members of Pasadena Habitat, that we signed up for one weekend a month for the rest of the year! Looking forward to helping families and making a difference in the community. 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 »

  grateful for NHCO wrote:

Two years ago this organization came to my home to help with repairs, finish remodeling, and do work required by the borough. It was one of the best experiences I have ever had. The work done was great. The people who came were wonderful. This is a... more »

  devo wrote:

I am the mother and public conservator of my loved one who holds the honor of being the first resident of Chesed Home. Chesed Home opened their doors 8/1/2013 and have created an environment where a person with a serious mental illness can find the pervasive... 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 »

  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 »

  Stephen31 wrote:

It's been a long time since I have found a man truly doing God's work to help those in need more »

  John Brashear wrote:

This is a not-for-profit organization leading the industry by coordinating care and transitional housing for formerly incarcerated, veterans, and unhoused/homeless communities.No Boundaries provides:Emergency PlacementHousing ServicesRehabilitation... more »

  Director of Marketing wrote:

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

  summercamper wrote:

My daughter attended the Summer Camp for 2012. I must admit, I was reluctant at first - I thought she would either be boared out of her mind (and complain to me daily) or she would play all day. She absolutely LOVED IT. She came home almost every day... 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 »

  mommas wrote:

THIS PEOPLE INTERFAITH ADOPT-ABUILDING ARE CROOKS THEY TOOK BUILDINGS FROM THE CITY IN 1981 WITH THE PURPOSE TO TRAINED THE TENANT ON HOW TO RUN THEIR BUILDING AND THEN GIVE THE BUILDING TO THE TENANTS SO CAN BECOME COOP OWNERS. ALONG WITH UHAB THEY... 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 »

  timf wrote:

I almost lost my house in foreclosure after my assigned PRG representative totally failed to do her job at even the most basic level.This organization caused more damage than good. Their failures pushed me closer to the edge of foreclosure than... 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 »

  Angelksh wrote:

I do not recommend this place for anyone, They do not abide by everything they say they do, they do not work on RECOVER, all they like to do is TAKE your MONEY and try to destroy your self esteem. Please stay away from this place if you want a clean... more »

  Kimmykaye wrote:

I have lived in my Bellwether apartment for 10 years and cannot even imagine a nonprofit organization that does more to improve lives. My favorite nonprofit ever! more »

  wegoodenow wrote:

As the Executive Director of Chimorel, I have helped thousands of people, as well as, scores of large and small businesses and nonprofits achieve goals, solve problems to enhance our nation's productivity, one life a time. We hope we may be able to help... more »

  m_neal wrote:

City of galesburg needs to shut this place down its dirty and not up to date in repairs when i was there back in 12 and 13 bunch of druggies including the owner drug ball more »

  jezabellagodless wrote:

I need help.... I'm ready to go public. SmhPlease don't give up jessycaI was attacked 5 days after I left. SmhImma b dead soonThxxx 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 »

  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 »

  mebigchief wrote:

This is a young organization still feeling it's growing pains. The members are truly committed to improving the quality of life in Penn Hills. From picking up litter along Rodi Road as part of an Adopt-A-Highway Project, to producing a Community Garden... more »

  Neeve G. wrote:

This is what they call a shelter for low income and homeless people. That may be right. There is a terrible infestation problem with they house. My son was exposed to mold as well as the rest of my children but my youngest have developed Asthma and... more »

  bmurlas wrote:

This story is from Transitions Client Diego. I am only the translator. My name is Diego Marroquin. I am 21 years old, and am from Guatemala. When I was 15, I was selected to play professional soccer, so I stopped my studies, and supported my family with... more »

  SteppingUP wrote:

Our housing nonprofit has had a relationship with NHS from its inception in 1977 as Jim Yacenda, NHS Executive Director in 1977 was involved in the formation of our nonprofit. NHSOC has been instrumental in many of our renters and employees becoming... 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 »

  Beth H. wrote:

HomeAID does wonderful work in the Sacramento region. Thanks to their assistance we have new secure housing for abused seniors, a Safehouse for battered women and their children and affordable housing for adults. They leverage the support of the building... more »

  taylor37919 wrote:

What a wonderful organization helping at risk children, and senior citizens!! It is amazing what these people do to truly change lives. I hope they are able to reach their goal in their capital campaign for a new, larger facility. more »

To own and operate an apartment project to house developmentally disabled and handicapped individuals and to provide services... more »

Building stron communities through housing. more »

The mission of the north cottage program, inc. Is to provide quality comprehensive residential substance abuse treatment to any... more »

Major home repairs done for low income or needy families with some donated supplies and labor. more »

The hdfc operates a 63 unit residential building for persons of low income under an agreement with the city of new york department... more »

To drive community revitalization by providing capital access and technical assistance. more »

To preserve cincinnatis architectural heritage more »

The organization mission is to develop and manage rental properties for low-income families and provide affordable,safe housing... more »

To operate affordable, supportive residential housing for low-income seniors in an atmosphere that supports individuality and... more »

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

To provide affordable housing to low and moderate income families which would otherwise not be able to find suitable housing.... more »

Dedicated to preserving and revitalizing houses and communities, assuring that low-income homeowners, particularly those who are... more »

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

Affordable housing development and counseling. more »

The purposes of this organization is instruct the public on subjects useful to the individual and beneficial to the community... more »

LOW INCOME HOUSING more »

Support for sex-traffickingprostitution more »

Assist elderly more »

To provide home remodeling services for families in need more »

To provide affordable housing and housing services in the bronx, new york. more »

General assistance to needy famalies more »

Re-roofing homes for the needy more »

To facilitate the development and management of affordable housing for low income individuals by identifying those with housing... more »

Improve the housing stock of more »

To provide bookkeeping and other fiscal services for two other nonprofit organizations more »

To improve the quality of life in greater cleveland through neighborhood revitalization, affordable housing and integrated social... more »

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

The Primavera Foundation provides pathways out of poverty through safe, affordable housing, workforce development, and neighborhood... more »

To preserve the existing stock of housing throughout the united states for long-term low and moderate income use. more »