About Us

What is Rebuilding Together?

Rebuilding Together Warner Robins (RTWR) is a non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening the lives of vulnerable communities by providing low-income homeowners with critical home repairs (e.g electric, plumbing, roofing, heating..), accessibility modifications, energy-efficient upgrades as well as painting and landscaping services.

Rebuilding Together Warner Robins is an affiliate of Rebuilding Together, Inc., the largest non-profit, volunteer home rehabilitation organization in America.

Our Vision

Safe Homes and Communities for Everyone.

Our Mission

Repairing Homes, Revitalizing Communities, Rebuilding Lives.

About Rebuidling Together from Our President
About FAQ

Why is RTWR needed?
Rebuilding Together Warner Robins is responding to a crisis in our community – an aging affordable housing stock and the growing number of people who, because of age, disability or lack of resources, live in dilapidated or inaccessible housing. The correlation between household income and housing needs is undeniable, especially for lower-income homeowners. Our work has an impact on the individual homeowners and Warner Robins as a whole. Everyone deserves to live in a home that provides warmth, safety and dignity. We can accomplish this by revitalizing the existing housing stock of our communities, thus bringing forth positive and healthy changes in Warner Robins.

What is the impact of RTWR since its inception in 1997?
Over 1180 homes improved. More than $5 million value of improvements

What services does RTWR provide?
• Minor repairs and safety modifications such as grab bars, shower seats, raised toilets, smoke and/or carbon monoxide detectors and transition ramps.
• Home energy modifications such as weather stripping, caulking around windows and doors, foam insulation added to outlets, etc.
• Critical repairs such as urgent roof repairs, heating and air conditioners that are not working and mold issues.

How is RTWR managed?
A volunteer Board of Directors is responsible for providing organizational oversight. Our President is Jerome Stephens, and his staff is responsible for managing the organization’s operations and services.

Do you accept donations of used tools, furniture, etc.?
Absolutely! We love donations. In general, we take the following items assuming they’re in good working condition:
• Building materials: lumber, insulation, hardware, etc.
• Recycled materials: windows, doors, tools, cabinets, etc.
• Appliances: because they are going into the homes of seniors and adults with disabilities, we ask that they be no older than 3 years old. We’re always in need of stoves, refrigerators, washer and dryers.
• Misc: flooring, lighting fixtures, some furniture, etc

Does RTWR speak to community and civic organizations?
We’re always available to present our story to interested groups.  Requests should be submitted to jalford-robinette@rebuildingtogetherwr.org.

Where can I go to find out how efficiently you use the financial resources you’re provided?
The most recent annual audit and our annual 990 report to the IRS are available upon request.

Do I have to belong to a certain organization or religion to receive aid from RTWR?
No. RTWR is an equal opportunity builder and does not discriminate based on ethnicity, sex, gender, religion or creed.
How do I become a Board of Director or House Captain? Contact RTWR at (478) 922-0228.

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