Federal grant · project grant (b)
Rebuild Upstate Will Recruit 75 RSVP Volunteers to Serve Through This Program, All of Whom Will Be Placed in Outcome Assignments. Some of Their Activities Will Include Housing Unit Repairs, Weatherization, and Retrofitting. the Primary Focus Area of This Project Is Economic Opportunity - Housing. at the End of the Three Year Grant, Rebuild Upstate and RSVP Volunteers Will Have Completed Housing Unit Repairs on at Least 45 Existing Low-income Homes and Weatherization or Retrofitting on at Least 25 Homes . the CNCS Federal Investment of $75,000 Will Be Supplemented by $15,000 of Non-federal Funds Made Available Through Anderson County and the United Way of Anderson County in Addition to Private Donations. Rebuild Upstate?s Approach to Affordable Housing Is Slightly Different From Other Affordable Housing Organizations, Instead of Providing New Construction, Rebuild Upstate Exclusively Focuses on Repairing Existing Homes. by Focusing on Home Preservation for Our Low-income Neighbors, We Are Able to Make Homes Safer, Healthier, and More Livable. Rebuild Upstate Engages With Community Partners to Provide Funding and Volunteer Support for Home Repair. the Idea Is Simple: If You Protect the Home, You Protect the Family Inside It. the Best Home for a Homeowner At-risk in the Affordable Housing Crisis Is the Home They Already Own.
Committed
$215,305
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