What we do is construction work!

Now that the first topic is out of the way, here's how we do it:
Rebuilding Hope receives referrals from civic, charitable and government organizations regarding people whose homes have sustained damage that makes the home unsafe or unfit for habitation. The property is inspected by a Rebuilding Hope assessor, the cost of repair materials is estimated and the project is posted on our projects website as well as other volunteer centers.
Because we are a volunteer organization with no paid employees, we are forced to wait for material and volunteers before beginning the project. That's the only way we can make those otherwise expensive repairs at no cost to the homeowner.
While we do keep some material on-hand in the warehouse, certain items that are particular to specific projects usually must be purchased, donated or otherwise funded before we can begin work.

Volunteers

If you are looking for a hands-on ministry, we have plenty for you to put your hands on. Visit our projects website to check out the work we have in progress or soon to begin. Your church group or social club is invited to help Rebuilding Hope make someone's hard time a little bit easier. We'll give you a place to stay and something to eat and plenty to occupy your time.

Think about it.

We do a few other things, too

Rebuilding Hope accepts donations of used furniture and appliances to be distributed to people who need it. Of course, all donations are tax deductible. We evaluate donated appliances then repair the usable ones to safe and dependable working order and salvage as much as we can from the unusable ones.

Donated furniture is usually distributed as is. If all a piece of furniture needs is tightening or other minor repairs, we will do that but cleaning and painting is up to the recipient.