Rebuilding Together Twin Cities’ new Safe at Home program is celebrating its first birthday with the start of the new fiscal year, and we are proud of what we have accomplished through this program in the last year! 

Safe at Home addresses small-scale home safety and accessibility modifications for low-income homeowners who are older adults, living with a disability or caring

1000 volunteers from across the country.  50 homes rebuilt in New Orleans on the eve of the 5th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.  1 week of hard work, dedication, and renewal.

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From August 24th to 28th, on the eve of the 5th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, over 1000 volunteers from around

Patty Solecki and Michaela Brown, two of the AmeriCorps serving with Rebuilding Together Twin Cities, recently partnered with a team from the Girl Scouts to make weatherization and energy efficiency improvements for Maria, a proud grandmother and homeowner in St. Paul.  These repairs were part of a larger service project focused on engaging youth in the Twin Cities community.  Volunteers

On June 23rd, 15 volunteers from Fredrikson & Byron descended on the home of Ed, a veteran living in the Merriam Park-Snell-Lex-Ham neighborhood of St. Paul, to make much-needed repairs.  Ed, age 71, has lived in his St. Paul home for the last 44 years.  Honorably discharged from the U.S. Army National Guard in 1967, Ed is partially disabled with