It was a new event, but the same commitment.
More than 100 guests including corporate partners, community advocates, homeowners, and elected officials joined us at The Ruth on April 9th for the inaugural Rise to [Re]Build Breakfast, as we celebrated National Rebuilding Month and 15 years of service in the Greater Charlotte region.
With access to government grants, RTGC has been able to invest more money in each of our critical home repair and accessibility modification projects — meaning we can have a deeper and longer lasting impact. Many of these grant programs are reimbursed-based, which requires significant upfront capital. Our solution to this issue is The Revolving Repair Fund.
Read MoreYou can support neighbors in need by voting for the Rebuilding Together National Office in the Cadence Bank Foundation’s Cadence Cares Holiday Giving Program. Through its network of affilliates, including RTGC, Rebuilding Together repairs homes, revitalizes communities, and rebuilds lives. Voting ends Dec. 13.
Read MoreFrom now through Feb. 2, 2025, customers at Lowe’s Home Improvement can support safe and healthy homes. When you check out at Lowe’s stores across the country, you can round up your purchase to the nearest dollar, which will support the Rebuilding Together National Office’s mission of repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives.
Read MoreRTGC has been awarded a National Neighborhood Promise grant from Republic Services, Inc. and the Republic Services Charitable Foundation. The grant funds will be used to restore ClearWater Arts Center in Concord with a series of projects, including creation of a large community mural, installation of a stage for concerts and events, and more.
Read MoreGiving Tuesday is the annual 24-hour day of giving when people worldwide give back to support the causes they care most about. This year, Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte is asking the community for $25,000 to support the neighbors in need who live behind every front door, where there’s a story of home and family. A home should be a safe and healthy place to rely on, but that’s not the reality for many low-income homeowners in the Greater Charlotte area who can’t afford the rising costs of maintenance.
Read MoreThere’s a story of home and family behind every front door. Home should be a safe and healthy place you can rely on, but that’s not the reality for many neighbors in need in the Greater Charlotte area. This holiday season, we're asking the community for $25,000 — the average cost of one of our projects.
Read MoreMore than 30 supporters donated over $10,000 — more than 200% of the fundraising goal — to the restore RTGC’s fleet for full service to the community and protect the vehicles from future incidents that would interrupt service after they were broken into and stolen from in October.
Read MoreLowe’s Home Improvement has committed an in-kind donation of $5,000 in gift cards to the Restoring Our Fleet campaign in order to support Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte’s recovery efforts following vandalism of and theft from its service vehicles and implement security measures to prevent such crimes from affecting services to neighbors in need in the future.
Read MoreJoin Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte for a night of holiday cheer while making critical home repairs possible, so neighbors in need have a safe and healthy place to call home for the holidays. The event, held Nov. 30 from 5:30-8 p.m. at NoDa Brewing Company, will feature gingerbread house decorating and ugly holiday sweater competitions and a raffle for prizes.
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