ISO Volunteer Project Leads!

Rebuilding Together Twin Cities is looking for experienced Project Managers to volunteer to help plan and execute our projects this year. Duties include: planning work scopes and material deliveries from vendors to work sites; managing work flow and volunteers on site; troubleshooting technical problems; demonstrating how to perform specific tasks to volunteers; ensuring that the homeowner is satisfied with the repairs at the end of the work day; and relaying project day information back to Rebuilding Together staff.

Ideal candidates have a flexible schedule, some previous history in carpentry and/or project management, and the ability to be flexible with changes in work scopes and/or project schedules. If you are interested in learning more about this volunteer opportunity, please reach out to Jacob Ames at j.ames@rebuildingtogether-twincities.org or 651-776-4273.

Thank You for Making the Flannel Fling a HUGE Success!

We are very grateful to everyone who joined us for our 4th Annual Flannel Fling on Thursday at the Machine Shop in Minneapolis!  Together, we raised more than $118,000 that will support our work to ensure that all families have a safe place to call home.  THANK YOU!

We would like to send a special thanks to Emcee Matt Muenster and our Planning Committee: Annie DeLong, Melissa Johnston, Tom Keljik, Brian Frey, Gretchen Culver, Matt Culver, and Tom Schmall.

We would also like to recognize our Gold Sponsors Harris, Lejeune Steel Company, Parsons Electric, Mortenson, Wells Fargo; Silver Sponsor Highland Bank; and Bronze Sponsors Matt and Gretchen Culver, Annie and James DeLong, Greiner Construction, Katie and Dana Harms, H&B Elevators, Abbie Johnson, Tom Keljik and Jennifer Collins, Paul Mellblom and Peter Farstad, Michaud Colley Erickson, MidCountry Bank, Nemer Fieger/Reiling Construction, Old National Bank, Renewal by Anderson, Seiler Schindel, Sunrise Banks, and Kate Walthour and Matt Muenster.

Wells Fargo Gives Back

We would like to send a special thank you to Wells Fargo, who has provided extensive volunteer support and funding to complete repairs for low-income homeowners in the Twin Cities.  We have been partnering with Wells Fargo since 2009.  Since that time, 995 volunteers have given 7,443 hours of service, and Wells Fargo has donated $460,000 to support our work in the Twin Cities community.

Thanks to our Ramp Team!

Our incredible ramp team recently constructed a ramp for a 69-year old veteran living with a disability in Inver Grove Heights.  This ramp will ensure that the homeowner can come and go safely and independently from his home.