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Rebuilding Together
P.O. Box 230295
Hartford, CT
06123-0295

Greg Secord
Executive Director

Cynthia Fowler
Program Manager

Phone:
(860) 757-9426

Fax:
(860) 722-6083

Rebuilding Together Our mission is to rebuild homes, while rebuilding communities and lives. Our goal is to bring warmth, safety and independence to homeowners. Here in Hartford, we've been accomplishing this over the last 13 years thanks to thousands of volunteers and the kindness of many corporations, small businesses, community groups, trade organizations and faith based communities

We're Rebuilding Together Hartford.

Locally, we have made a significant impact in Hartford's neighborhoods, rehabilitating more than 300 homes for low income Hartford homeowners who are elderly, people living with disabilities, and multigenerational families, as well as several non-profit facilities. This equates to a market value of more than $3 million in home improvements, home repairs and community revitalization projects in at-risk neighborhoods.

We host several significant rehabilitation efforts each year. On April 25, 2009 we are hosting our annual National Rebuilding Day in Hartford. Rebuilding Together Hartford also organizes other volunteer events through out the year. Click here to register as a volunteer for any of our events.

Four years ago, we introduced an emergency home repair program for the Hartford program to address the immediate home repair needs of low income Hartford homeowners. We also continued our educational workshops called “It’s My House” In these workshops, homeowners have the opportunity to come together in a safe and comfortable learning environment to learn how to take care of their homes in the most affordable, practical ways possible. These workshops have not only grown into an opportunity for learning, they have provided a deeper sense of community among participants.