Rebuilding Together fills a pressing need in our communities. The rising cost of living and falling social service budgets have left some of our most vulnerable neighbors without the most basic of necessities, a warm, safe, and dry home.
The nation is facing enormous problems, many of which have reached crisis levels. The low-income homeowners that Rebuilding Together serves are disproportionately affected by these issues. Homeownership is at an all-time high, especially among low to mid-income Americans, but the costs of owning and maintaining a home are growing exponentially. Healthcare costs are skyrocketing, leaving low-income citizens with less and less disposable income for home repairs and modifications.
Rebuilding Together focuses on the issues of home maintenance and homeownership for the elderly, the disabled, and veterans. By identifying the challenges associated with these issues we are well placed to face a problem with full understanding and to create real, sustainable solutions for the low-income homeowners we serve.
(Download our impact statement 2021-2022)
MISSION: REPAIRING HOMES, REVITALIZING COMMUNITIES AND REBUILDING LIVES
VISION: SAFE HOMES AND COMMUNITIES FOR EVERYONE
As a housing nonprofit organization, we assist low-income homeowners – focusing on providing a healthy and safe home. Our focus is assisting low-income seniors, disabled individuals and veterans. During our project, local businesses, community members and concerned residents come together from all walks of life to rehabilitate homes in Solano County. This is accomplished with volunteer skilled and unskilled labor, donated materials/services and financial support from within Solano County.
SOLANO COUNTY IMPACT:
From June 2009 thru December 2022, more than 12,000 Rebuilding Together volunteers have rehabilitated 40 homes for low-income homeowners (seniors / military / disabled) and held more than 52 community facility workdays in Solano County, CA. In addition, Rebuilding Together has installed and/or donated more than 3,700 smoke and 2,100 carbon monoxide alarms. Estimated value of work is more than $8,000,000.
Solano County Impact in 2021-2022
Home Rehabilitation Workdays – Low-Income Military / Senior / Disabled Homeowners
1 Homes in Vallejo, CA with Home Depot / Wells Fargo / CSAA / Phillips 66
Smoke / Carbon Monoxide Alarm Installation Workdays – Mobile Home Parks
- Vallejo – Mobile Home Estates with Vallejo Fire Department & Travis AFB / Painters Union
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Vallejo – Carquinez Highlands with Vallejo Fire Department & Cal Maritime Academy
Safe at Home Kits – Low-Income Military / Senior / Disabled Homeowners
1,000 Safe at Home Kits distributed in 2021
1,000 Disaster Safe at Home Kits distributed in 2022-1st Quarter 2023
Sponsors: Wells Fargo / Home Depot
Donors: Bank of America / Bank of the West/ CSAA / Phillips 66 / Valero
Raised Garden Boxes – Low-Income Military / Senior / Disabled Homeowners
60 Garden Boxes Constructed / Distributed in 2021
60 Garden Boxes Constructed / Distributed in 2022
Food Pantry Mobile Program – 16 Sites in Solano County
Via Feeding America and local food bank, RTSC volunteers distributed more than 650,000 lbs of food annually serving 5,000 households each month with Travis AFB.
National Impact
In the past 25 years, more than 2.5 million Rebuilding Together volunteers
Rehabilitated more than 150,000 homes and several hundred community facilities.
Estimated value of work is more than $1 billion.
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