Working with Montgomery County’s most vulnerable homeowners (seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, and families with young children), RTMC annually provides more than 150 low-income households with critical repairs, energy efficiency upgrades, and accessibility modifications – at no cost. Staff and volunteers unite to make homes safe and secure, performing everything from small tasks like installing bathroom handrails to large-scale weatherization projects and system replacements. Many issues can be avoided with periodic maintenance, so RTMC empowers its clients with information about how to perform minor repairs with their own hands. A Homeowner Resource Packet connects residents to other nonprofits and agencies that provide support – utility bill assistance, tax credits, and emergency food. With strong safety measures in place, RTMC continued to provide both indoor and outdoor home repairs during the pandemic – and continues to keep people in their homes, safe and sound.
Headquarters: MD-Montgomery County
Where They Operate: MD-Montgomery County; We work in all neighborhoods in Montgomery County.
Age Groups Served: All
Ethnic Groups Served: African American; Asian American; Caucasian; Latino/Hispanic; Other
Population(s) Served: Low- to Moderate-Income Community Members
Awards & Recognition
2015 Accreditation by Maryland Standards of Excellence Institute - June 2015
2015 Mid-County Citizens Advisory Board Civic Association of the Year - April 2015
2014 Bryant True Heroes Award - March 2015
Press
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Budget (FY2015)
- $3 million or higher
- $1 million to $3 million
- The current budget for Rebuilding Together Montgomery County is: $500k to $1 million
- Less than $500k
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