Find Housing Rehabilitation Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »