Volunteer: Project 1: Russell, July 2nd - July 3rd (1401 NE Grand Blvd)Project 1: Russell / 7.2 – 7.3 / Finish up To start this month, we're excited to continue repairs on Ms. Russell's home, where she has lived for the past 14 years. These improvements will help preserve her home while making it safer and more accessible for her to enjoy for years to come. Our volunteers will complete exterior repairs, including soffit, fascia, gable, windows, fencing, and minor electrical and drywall work, along with bathroom accessibility upgrades. We are grateful for the opportunity to continue serving Ms. Russell and appreciate every volunteer helping make these much-needed repairs possible. Program: Critical Home Repair Project 1: Russell / 7.2 – 7.3 / Finish up To start this month, we're excited to continue repairs on Ms. Russell's home, where she has lived for the past 14 years. These improvements will help preserve her home while making it safer and more accessible for her to enjoy for years to come. Our volunteers will complete exterior repairs, including soffit, fascia, gable, windows, fencing, and minor electrical and drywall work, along with bathroom accessibility upgrades. We are grateful for the opportunity to continue serving Ms. Russell and appreciate every volunteer helping make these much-needed repairs possible. Program: Critical Home Repair Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 73117 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Project 2: Brito-Soleto, July 9th - July 10th (724 SE 33rd St)Project 2: Brito-Sotelo / 7.9 - 7.10 For the past 20 years, Ms. Brito-Sotelo has called her house home. This project is about more than home repairs—it's about helping a longtime homeowner remain safely in the place she loves. The project includes replacing eight windows, installing new vinyl siding with any necessary sheathing repairs, replacing trim around the windows and giving it a fresh coat of paint, and inspecting the roof to make needed repairs. We will also install two new entry doors and storm doors with new trim, remove and reinstall gutters as needed during the siding installation, and complete important interior improvements. Inside the home, volunteers will repair drywall, install new doors for the water heater, closet, and bathroom, strengthen and repair the subfloor, and replace damaged flooring with durable luxury vinyl plank in the repaired areas. Every volunteer who lends a hand will make a lasting difference in Ms. Brito-Sotelo's life and help ensure her home remains a safe and welcoming place for years to come. Program: Critical Home Repair Project 2: Brito-Sotelo / 7.9 - 7.10 For the past 20 years, Ms. Brito-Sotelo has called her house home. This project is about more than home repairs—it's about helping a longtime homeowner remain safely in the place she loves. The project includes replacing eight windows, installing new vinyl siding with any necessary sheathing repairs, replacing trim around the windows and giving it a fresh coat of paint, and inspecting the roof to make needed repairs. We will also install two new entry doors and storm doors with new trim, remove and reinstall gutters as needed during the siding installation, and complete important interior improvements. Inside the home, volunteers will repair drywall, install new doors for the water heater, closet, and bathroom, strengthen and repair the subfloor, and replace damaged flooring with durable luxury vinyl plank in the repaired areas. Every volunteer who lends a hand will make a lasting difference in Ms. Brito-Sotelo's life and help ensure her home remains a safe and welcoming place for years to come. Program: Critical Home Repair Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 73129 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Project 3: Arens, July 16th - July 18th (2228 SW 21st)Project 3: Arens / 7.16 – 7.18 For Ms. Arens, this home is more than just a house, it's a lifetime of memories. Although she has owned the home for the past eight years, it has been in her family much longer. This is the home where she grew up, watched her parents pour their love into every improvement, and built memories she now hopes to pass on to her own family. She recalls how her mother worked tirelessly to make their house a home, adding closets, remodeling rooms one by one, and even pouring the sidewalk herself. Her father, a military veteran, worked hard to provide for his family and support those improvements. Today, with five children and nine grandchildren, Ms. Arens dreams of keeping this cherished home in the family for generations to come. Living with a disability and relying on a limited income has made it impossible to complete the extensive repairs the home now needs. That's where our volunteers will make an incredible difference. This project will include replacing the roof, upgrading the electrical system to support a new HVAC system, installing proper ventilation, replacing nine windows, repairing and reframing the front porch, replacing flooring in several areas of the home, repairing plumbing, installing a new water heater, repairing drywall, improving insulation, replacing interior and exterior doors, repairing fascia and soffits, installing new gutters, and completing numerous safety and structural repairs throughout the home. If funding allows, we also hope to repaint portions of the home and replace the exterior siding. Every repair completed is an investment in more than a home, it's an investment in a family's history and future. Thanks to the generosity of our volunteers and supporters, Ms. Arens will have the opportunity to remain in the home that holds generations of memories for years to come. Program: Critical Home Repair Project 3: Arens / 7.16 – 7.18 For Ms. Arens, this home is more than just a house, it's a lifetime of memories. Although she has owned the home for the past eight years, it has been in her family much longer. This is the home where she grew up, watched her parents pour their love into every improvement, and built memories she now hopes to pass on to her own family. She recalls how her mother worked tirelessly to make their house a home, adding closets, remodeling rooms one by one, and even pouring the sidewalk herself. Her father, a military veteran, worked hard to provide for his family and support those improvements. Today, with five children and nine grandchildren, Ms. Arens dreams of keeping this cherished home in the family for generations to come. Living with a disability and relying on a limited income has made it impossible to complete the extensive repairs the home now needs. That's where our volunteers will make an incredible difference. This project will include replacing the roof, upgrading the electrical system to support a new HVAC system, installing proper ventilation, replacing nine windows, repairing and reframing the front porch, replacing flooring in several areas of the home, repairing plumbing, installing a new water heater, repairing drywall, improving insulation, replacing interior and exterior doors, repairing fascia and soffits, installing new gutters, and completing numerous safety and structural repairs throughout the home. If funding allows, we also hope to repaint portions of the home and replace the exterior siding. Every repair completed is an investment in more than a home, it's an investment in a family's history and future. Thanks to the generosity of our volunteers and supporters, Ms. Arens will have the opportunity to remain in the home that holds generations of memories for years to come. Program: Critical Home Repair Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 73108 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Project 4: Brito-Soleto, July 23rd - July 25th (724 SE 33rd St)Project 2: Brito-Sotelo 7.23 - 7.25 For the past 20 years, Ms. Brito-Sotelo has called her house home. This project is about more than home repairs—it's about helping a longtime homeowner remain safely in the place she loves. The project includes replacing eight windows, installing new vinyl siding with any necessary sheathing repairs, replacing trim around the windows and giving it a fresh coat of paint, and inspecting the roof to make needed repairs. We will also install two new entry doors and storm doors with new trim, remove and reinstall gutters as needed during the siding installation, and complete important interior improvements. Inside the home, volunteers will repair drywall, install new doors for the water heater, closet, and bathroom, strengthen and repair the subfloor, and replace damaged flooring with durable luxury vinyl plank in the repaired areas. Every volunteer who lends a hand will make a lasting difference in Ms. Brito-Sotelo's life and help ensure her home remains a safe and welcoming place for years to come. Program: Critical Home Repair Project 2: Brito-Sotelo 7.23 - 7.25 For the past 20 years, Ms. Brito-Sotelo has called her house home. This project is about more than home repairs—it's about helping a longtime homeowner remain safely in the place she loves. The project includes replacing eight windows, installing new vinyl siding with any necessary sheathing repairs, replacing trim around the windows and giving it a fresh coat of paint, and inspecting the roof to make needed repairs. We will also install two new entry doors and storm doors with new trim, remove and reinstall gutters as needed during the siding installation, and complete important interior improvements. Inside the home, volunteers will repair drywall, install new doors for the water heater, closet, and bathroom, strengthen and repair the subfloor, and replace damaged flooring with durable luxury vinyl plank in the repaired areas. Every volunteer who lends a hand will make a lasting difference in Ms. Brito-Sotelo's life and help ensure her home remains a safe and welcoming place for years to come. Program: Critical Home Repair Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 73129 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Project 5: Arens, July 30th - Aug 1st (2228 SW 21st)Project 3: Arens 7.30 – 8.1 For Ms. Arens, this home is more than just a house, it's a lifetime of memories. Although she has owned the home for the past eight years, it has been in her family much longer. This is the home where she grew up, watched her parents pour their love into every improvement, and built memories she now hopes to pass on to her own family. She recalls how her mother worked tirelessly to make their house a home, adding closets, remodeling rooms one by one, and even pouring the sidewalk herself. Her father, a military veteran, worked hard to provide for his family and support those improvements. Today, with five children and nine grandchildren, Ms. Arens dreams of keeping this cherished home in the family for generations to come. Living with a disability and relying on a limited income has made it impossible to complete the extensive repairs the home now needs. That's where our volunteers will make an incredible difference. This project will include replacing the roof, upgrading the electrical system to support a new HVAC system, installing proper ventilation, replacing nine windows, repairing and reframing the front porch, replacing flooring in several areas of the home, repairing plumbing, installing a new water heater, repairing drywall, improving insulation, replacing interior and exterior doors, repairing fascia and soffits, installing new gutters, and completing numerous safety and structural repairs throughout the home. If funding allows, we also hope to repaint portions of the home and replace the exterior siding. Every repair completed is an investment in more than a home, it's an investment in a family's history and future. Thanks to the generosity of our volunteers and supporters, Ms. Arens will have the opportunity to remain in the home that holds generations of memories for years to come. Program: Critical Home Repair Project 3: Arens 7.30 – 8.1 For Ms. Arens, this home is more than just a house, it's a lifetime of memories. Although she has owned the home for the past eight years, it has been in her family much longer. This is the home where she grew up, watched her parents pour their love into every improvement, and built memories she now hopes to pass on to her own family. She recalls how her mother worked tirelessly to make their house a home, adding closets, remodeling rooms one by one, and even pouring the sidewalk herself. Her father, a military veteran, worked hard to provide for his family and support those improvements. Today, with five children and nine grandchildren, Ms. Arens dreams of keeping this cherished home in the family for generations to come. Living with a disability and relying on a limited income has made it impossible to complete the extensive repairs the home now needs. That's where our volunteers will make an incredible difference. This project will include replacing the roof, upgrading the electrical system to support a new HVAC system, installing proper ventilation, replacing nine windows, repairing and reframing the front porch, replacing flooring in several areas of the home, repairing plumbing, installing a new water heater, repairing drywall, improving insulation, replacing interior and exterior doors, repairing fascia and soffits, installing new gutters, and completing numerous safety and structural repairs throughout the home. If funding allows, we also hope to repaint portions of the home and replace the exterior siding. Every repair completed is an investment in more than a home, it's an investment in a family's history and future. Thanks to the generosity of our volunteers and supporters, Ms. Arens will have the opportunity to remain in the home that holds generations of memories for years to come. Program: Critical Home Repair Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 73108 Allow Groups: No |