Over the last year, Rebuilding Together Twin Cities was fortunate to have Jacob Ames and Steve Abrams serve as our AmeriCorps Project Coordinators and New Sector Alliance RISE Fellow Dan Frankenfeld serve as our Accessibility Coordinator. Their terms of service are ending soon, and we would like to thank them for their efforts.
Thank you to Jacob, Steve, and Dan for your hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm over the last year. Best of luck with this next chapter of your lives!
Please join us in welcoming two new AmeriCorps members to the Rebuilding Together Twin Cities team: Jacob Ames and Steve Abrams; along with our New Sector Alliance RISE Fellow: Dan Frankenfeld
Jacob is a recent graduate of the University of Minnesota, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts. He has experience in coordinating volunteers and working with nonprofit organizations and is proficient in Spanish.
Steve has a Bachelor of Arts in History from Boston University. He has experience in coordinating projects between multiple partnering organizations and has strong communication, research, and organizational skills.
As a New Sector Alliance RISE Fellow, Dan’s host project with us is complimented by a nonprofit leadership curriculum.  He has a Bachelor of Arts from St. Olaf College and has experience in working with nonprofit organizations, governance, volunteer management and event planning.
Welcome Jacob, Steve and Dan!
This is the ninth year that Rebuilding Together has been awarded an AmeriCorps grant through the Corporation for National and Community Service. The goal of the AmeriCorps CapacityCorps program is to build the capacity of grassroots Rebuilding Together programs so they can be more sustainable, effective, and efficient in helping homeowners in need, and the AmeriCorps program plays an important role in our ability to help low-income homeowners in our community. This is also the second year that we have worked with the New Sector Alliance RISE Fellow program.
