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Rebuilding Together

NRCA has adopted Rebuilding Together as its national charitable organization. Founded in 1988, Rebuilding Together is a nonprofit, nonsectarian volunteer organization that rehabilitates the houses of low-income homeowners, particularly the elderly and disabled, and families with children. The organization's national headquarters are in Washington, D.C.; there are more than 250 local programs throughout the United States.

After months of planning and preparation, Rebuilding Together with culminates in a National Rebuilding Day usually on the last Saturday in April. Volunteers of all ages, faiths and backgrounds come together to repair and restore thousands of homes across the United States.

On many occasions, homes are not selected for a Rebuilding Together program because the roof systems are in need of major repairs and the local chapter can't afford the materials or obtain skilled volunteers to perform the work. Rebuilding Together is thrilled to partner with NRCA, especially because there is a growing need for roofing work. By joining a Rebuilding Together project, NRCA members and affiliate chapters can make a difference in the lives of others and collectively help improve the roofing industry's image.

If you are interested in volunteering your time to repair or replace a roof system, inspect a roof prior to selection orwilling to donate materials for the next National Rebuilding Day in your area, please complete this brief online form or contact Bennett Judson, NRCA's associate executive director of meetings and convention/The Roofing Industry Alliance for Progress, at (847) 299-9070, ext. 7513 or e-mail bjudson@nrca.net.

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Also, you may visit Rebuilding Together's Web site, www.rebuildingtogether.org, for more information about the program or to locate a local chapter in your area.