◈ Homepage — http://www.rebuildingtogethersf.org/Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! OUR STORY OUR SERVICES OUR REACH OUR PARTNERS HOME IS HEALTH See how we’re helping neighbors in San Francisco Our Mission Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Learn More Get Help Rebuilding Together San Francisco provides home repair and renovation programs for homeowners, renters, non-profit organizations and community spaces. The work we do creates safer, healthier neighborhoods and makes it possible for people to live in their own homes longer. Apply Get Involved Our goal is to provide a family-like, fun space for our volunteers to serve the city they love. Even if you are only able to give one day, your work is invaluable, and once involved you’ll quickly become part of the RTSF family. 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Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story At Rebuilding Together San Francisco, we provide essential repairs and renovations to help our neighbors stay in their homes and communities. Our Mission Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives. Our Vision Safe homes and communities for everyone. About Us Founded in 1989 in response to the Loma Prieta earthquake, we’ve worked in partnership to preserve affordable housing in San Francisco addressing home safety repairs, deferred maintenance, and code violations. We have served over 4,000 low-income families and worked with over 300 community spaces in San Francisco. As a result of our work, RTSF stabilizes residents and prevents displacement of San Francisco’s most vulnerable populations. We are committed to help our communities rebuild through Community Revitalization. Our Work PRESERVES affordable housing and stability for underserved and high-risk communities INCREASES the mobility, safety, and independence of seniors and neighbors with disabilities BUILDS home and wealth equity and long-term security for low-income families REDUCES isolation and risk with disaster preparedness and wellness calls RTSF is a local affiliate of Rebuilding Together , a national organization that includes 130 affiliates serving communities nationwide, and mobilizes thousands of volunteers each year. For a copy of our audited financials, annual report, or IRS 990, contact Mahogany Roland, Executive Director, at [email protected] . Board of Directors Lisa Cholmondeley, Board President Principal, Gensler Brian Donnelly, Board Treasurer Fractional CFO Ron Arana , Board Member Managing Partner, Arana Group Inc. Lizzie Sturr , Board Member Project Manager, Associate Capital Leah Turner-Jenkins , Board Member Special Projects Division Manager, Turner Construction Sarah Leads , Board Member Project Executive, Swinerton Sonia Roll , Board Member Regional Public Relations Manager, Gensler Maria Durana , Board Member Director of the SF Children & Nature Collaborative, San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department Jasmine Reyes , Board Member Project Manager, Clark Construction Group Back to Top Staff Mahogany Charlton Roland , Executive Director [email protected] (415) 322-9579 Lydia Fojtik , Programs Manager [email protected] (415) 322-8042 Tamra Johnson, Client Services Manager [email protected] (415) 275-1385 Kelsey Hull , Grants Consultant Crystal Wan, Development Coordinator [email protected] Career Opportunities Board Member Positions Opening! RTSF is looking for new board members to join us! This is an exciting opportunity for professionals to make a positive impact and join a collaborative team in furthering our mission of repairing homes and renovating community facilities in underserved neighborhoods in San Francisco. We are looking for (but not limited to) people in: Fundraising Women in Construction Human Resources Housing Community Senior Community Workforce Development and Government Click here for the board member description! Click here to fill out the application! Back to Top Board Member Spotlight She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair Please introduce yourself! What is your background? I am President and co-owner of Moroso Construction in San Francisco. We build custom residences and estates around the Bay Area. In my role I develop relationships with clients, architects and designers, I run projects, and I lend my deep experience in estimating, project management and team leadership to the process. I joined Moroso in 2008 and became an owner in 2016 with my partner Ron Bond. It has been exciting and rewarding to help to grow and shape Moroso’s approach, culture, values and trajectory over the years. A constant in my work is to champion women in the industry, and to chip away at the gendered assumptions that are still unfortunately too prevalent.   What made you decide to become a board member for RTSF? The Board opening came up in 2019 three years after I had helped to co-found our She Builds SF chapter. It was a natural step toward deeper involvement with the organization. I was first introduced to RTSF in 2016 through a colleague who knew that the ED at the time wanted to create a She Builds chapter and thought I’d be a great match because of my broad network in the industry and my advocacy for women in construction. I had co-founded a networking group for industry women in 2014 that had grown to a list of over 300, and could bring that to benefit the founding of She Builds SF.   What is your position and responsibilities? I hold two Chair positions on the Board: She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair. In my She Builds SF Chair position I’m responsible for leading the Steering Committee and for overseeing the funding and maintenance of She Builds SF as part of RTSF. I work with the ED at a strategic level to determine how She Builds SF serves RTSF’s mission in the big picture, and what RTSF wants and needs from the program. In the early years of She Builds SF we were very active, doing three projects in first year and visiting places where we could reach young women to talk about the mission and what we do, like the CityBuild trade program. In my Development Chair position I fundraise for RTSF and have established a field of donors related to the trades who are excited about our mission, including commercial and residential contractors, subcontractors, architects, etc. I also am involved in planning donor-supported events from smaller, accessible fundraisers like Trivia Night to the upcoming 35th anniversary.   What do you like about being a board member for RTSF? It’s important to me to try to improve the lives of people who are struggling in our city. I’ve lived in San Francisco for 30 years, I have a business in the city, my kids grew up here. I really value contributing on a grassroots level and fostering community through neighbors helping neighbors. She Builds SF is an extension of my work to connect and support women in construction, and being an RTSF Board member is a nice complement to what I do on daily basis.   What is your favorite memory with RTSF? My favorite RTSF memory is our visit to the Life Learning Academy, which is a public charter high school on Treasure Island. We met with the Principal and head of the carpentry division to talk about RTSF and She Builds SF, and had a lunch with the kids that they prepared. I really enjoyed learning about the school and how they provide kids with vocational skills like catering and carpentry to further their opportunities. From that meeting one young man came to an RTSF build day and a young woman came to SheBuilds. I never would have known about LLA if it weren’t for RTSF, and it remains a great example of everything working at its best to connect our mission with a new community partner. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. 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Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Our Safe and Healthy Housing practice model is the foundation of our year round home repair and modification work. Our home repair programs focus on increasing the safety and mobility of seniors and neighbors with disabilities, preserving affordable housing for low income families, and reducing isolation and displacement. 25 Safe and Healthy Housing Priorities Safe and Healthy Housing is the foundation of our home repair work, targeting significant safety and health hazards based on the Eight Principles of Healthy Homes – keep it dry, clean, pest-free, safe, contaminant-free, well-ventilated, maintained and thermally controlled. Our 25 Health and Safety Priorities target significant health and safety hazards in homes and provide a common framework to complete comprehensive in-home assessments and set repair objectives based on each homeowner’s special needs and health status. Through critical home repairs and home modifications in underserved communities, we address the connection between health and housing, while preserving the existing affordable housing landscape across San Francisco. To expand our work, we partner with the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD) on this initiative to provide Critical Repairs that helps us expand our reach and depth of work by addressing accessibility, structural repairs, and fall prevention installations. *The Senior Home Repair Program is no longer accepting applications* Disaster Preparedness and Wellness Calls RTSF has served 150 low income households since December 2020 with Disaster Preparedness Safety Kits, and provided weekly Wellness Calls to hundreds of families throughout and in the aftermath of COVID-19. This work addresses emerging needs central to safety and care, decreasing isolation and sharing critical resources, and ensuring families and neighbors are prepared for future disasters such as earthquakes – providing supplies, security, safety and education that is often neglected to low-income households, specifically those in brown and black communities. Our Safety Kits contain over $100 worth of basic safety supplies, including a Red Cross First Aid Kit, emergency radio, flashlight, space blanket, soap, canned foods, and more, to ensure that all San Francisco are prepared for an earthquake or other disaster. Equity in Energy Efficiency Part of our work toward thriving communities is offering appliance upgrades to low income households. We are committed to making energy efficiency accessible to all neighbors with upgrades that will reduce their environmental impact, save them money with reduced energy bills, and improve air quality. Installing adequate and quality ventilation and appliances helps alleviate many common household health problems, improving air quality in the home is critical to protecting many of our neighbors in fragile health. Community Build Days Community Build Days bring community partners and volunteers together to revitalize and repair homes and community spaces. We host two large volunteer efforts per year; National Rebuilding Month in April focuses on projects supporting low-income homes, and our Fall effort focuses on projects at community spaces and facilities. Watch our NRM 2025 Video Here! NRM 2025 Video National Rebuilding Month A city and nation-wide renovation effort in April that engages the community to provide repairs and improvements that increase the safety and comfort of income-qualified neighbors and families. She Builds A unique effort to empower and enrich female-led and centered organizations and support women staying safe in their homes and communities. This program is run and completed entirely by women, focused on engaging and supporting a strong network of women in the trades in the Bay Area. She Builds promotes women supporting women in their communities and is held during National Rebuilding Month in April. Fall Community Build Day An opportunity for community members and partners to support a community space, garden, park, or facility with projects that create lasting and impactful renovations and upgrades to an underserved neighborhood. These projects are focused in an intentionally targeted community and work to build resiliency and connectedness with neighbors across San Francisco. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Our Partners - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Partners Become a Partner Our partner’s engagement and generosity is invaluable to the deepening of our mission. We tailor partnership to ensure they provide a win-win for your unique philanthropic goals and communications and the communities we serve. Corporate Social Responsibility Strengthen your corporate social responsibility by positively impacting the community your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support. Tax-Deductible Support Your support is a tax-deductible investment directly to our programs that have changed the lives of thousands of low income families living in unsafe homes. Join Us! Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities Check out our Corporate Sponsorship Menu to learn more about special volunteer opportunities hosted by RTSF for your employees! Corporate Sponsorship Menu Public Community Impact Show your leadership in preserving affordable housing! We offer a variety of ways to promote your commitment to your team and in all RTSF marketing and promotion. Give Through A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) is an easy, flexible, and tax-efficient way to support Rebuilding Together San Francisco. When you give through a DAF, your generosity helps ensure that longtime residents—seniors, veterans, and families—can remain safe, healthy, and rooted in the homes they love. How a Donor-Advised Fund Works 1. GIVE Make a tax-deductible contribution Open a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) and contribute cash, stocks, or other assets—such as private business interests, cryptocurrency, or private company stock—to receive an immediate tax deduction. 2. GROW Let your donation grow, tax-free While you decide which nonprofits to support, your DAF balance can be invested and grow tax-free—creating even greater impact for the causes you care about. 3. GRANT Support the charities you love—now or later Recommend grants from your DAF to organizations that matter most to you, like Rebuilding Together San Francisco. You can give one-time or over time, at your own pace, while continuing to make a lasting difference in your community. How to Recommend a DAF Gift to Rebuilding Together San Francisco When you’re ready to make a DAF gift, simply provide your fund administrator with the following information: Legal Name: Rebuilding Together San Francisco Tax ID (EIN): 94-3107808 Address: WeWork c/o Rebuilding Together SF 535 Mission St 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Suite 1629 If you use a DAF through Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, or BNY Mellon, you can recommend a grant directly using their online portals. Sample Language: “I recommend that my Donor-Advised Fund make a grant to Rebuilding Together San Francisco to support their mission of preserving homes and protecting communities.” Your support through a DAF helps ensure that San Francisco remains a city where everyone—regardless of income or age—can live safely and securely in the place they call home. Corporate Partners Your investment with Rebuilding Together San Francisco changes lives and moves the needle on addressing the thousands of neighbors and families in need living in unsafe and unhealthy homes. We strengthen your Corporate Social Responsibility by providing you with a range of opportunities to positively impact neighbors in the communities your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support, impact and story based lunch and learns for your team, community volunteer opportunities, and recognition in all public facing collateral, marketing, shirts and banners for year round community initiatives and Build Day projects. The Swinerton Foundation Swinerton Builders Wells Fargo KKR Morrison & Foerster Foundation Prologis Lowes Salal Credit Union UKG Gaetani Real Estate AT6 Architecture + Design Build Kaiser Permanente Back to Top Matching Gift and Volunteer Grant information provided by Community Partners No one organization can do it alone. Together, we can positively impact millions of our neighbors who live in unsafe homes. By investing in communities, we rebuild the lives of people in need by improving the safety of their homes and revitalize our communities. Mayors Office of Housing and Community Development Episcopal Impact Community Fund SF Department of Health The Lennox Foundation Meals on Wheels Institute of Aging Self Help for the Elderly SF CARD Back to Top Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Our Reach - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Reach Volunteer Skilled Trades Volunteer Carpenters, plumbers, electricians, landscapers, and laborers support critical home and community repairs for our neighbors. Your donation of skills and experience allow us to leverage donations to triple the value of our work. Sign up to learn more and use your skills to serve! Community Build Day General Volunteer We host two community volunteer efforts per year during Spring and Fall Community Build Days. These days are focused on bringing neighbors together and creating an opportunity for our community to engage with important work that directly supports our mission! She Builds General Volunteer Join skilled tradeswomen and passionate women of your community during a She Builds community repair project! Our She Builds program is ran entirely by women and focused on serving women-focused community spaces and female-headed homes in our community. Become a Volunteer. Sign up for Future Opportunities Today! Sign Up Sign up to be a NRM 2026 Volunteer Today! Dates: Saturday April 11th, 18th, and 25th ! Location: Will be sent once you sign up! Sign Up Associate Board The Associate Board is a group of emerging young leaders who want to help the San Francisco community and grow their professional network. Together, in collaboration with the Governing Board, the Associate Board will serve as a gateway to engage talented volunteers, reconnect with alumni, and raise awareness among a younger generation to ensure the longevity and support of our organization. Each term is a 2-year commitment, and you should plan on spending 2-4 hours a month on board business. We intake new Associate Board members throughout the year via an interview process. To apply and learn more email [email protected] Our Impact Impact Report 2023 Free critical repairs to low income households in San Francisco help residents avoid costly repairs and maintenance that could make it harder for them to afford their homes. Increased housing stability helps reduce displacement and homelessness, as well as the disparities in homeownership and wealth between white communities and communities of color. In 2023, we worked with nearly 9,000 volunteers to provide repairs to over 200 homes and 350 residents and is a HUGE thank you to all our supporters like you! 250 Homes Served 397 Residents Served 8,752 Volunteers 40,000 Volunteer Hours Community Entities Served In 2023, RTSF participated in a collaborative effort that repaired and renovated 10 community facilities in San Francisco. More than 90 volunteers came together to support connecting children with nature and elevating early childhood development centers during our annual Fall Build Days. At Family Connections, SHEBuilders learned new skills such as drilling using auger bits, pouring concrete, and using electric sanders. The Friends of St. Francis site fully removed the play structures ahead of schedule and completed the construction of a new sandbox! RTSF is proud to support these efforts to reduce disparities between access to nature across San Francisco. 2023 Goals for Community Facilities: Providing childcare security that improves economic and housing stability for low income families and promotes children’s healthy development, safety, and long-term success Transforming where children learn and play with sustainable materials that mimic outdoor spaces not usually available to the families we serve 10 Community Entities Served +2,500 People Impacted in the Portola, Excelsior, & OMI Neighborhoods +100 Children Served Demographics of Our Neighbors Served Over 80% of the neighbors we support identify as people of color. 65% of the neighbors that we serve are senior citizens, 36% with disabilities, 58% in female-led homes, and 100% qualify as extremely low-income. In the past three years, 49% of the neighbors we have provided services to identify as Black or African American and 18% as Hispanic or Latino. RTSF primarily serves under-resourced and excluded neighborhoods in the historically black areas in Southeast San Francisco. The neighborhoods we see a lot of requests for repairs from are largely the Bayview-Hunters Point, Visitacion Valley, Excelsior, and OMI neighborhoods. “We are very happy with all of the progress made! All of the repairs have made my life a lot easier, especially all of the work in the bathroom. Rebuilding Together made great suggestions that have improved our lives. The improved lighting and handrail to downstairs are very helpful. Everyone was very personable and it really felt like we got to know the volunteers and staff. Stars all over!” “The repairs have been absolutely wonderful. The hood over the stove that made so much noise has been replaced. I can close my bathroom door for privacy. The front door has also been fixed so it closes properly. I feel so grateful for the work that has been done. The staff has been wonderful working with me and negotiating with me to get the repairs done. I’m perfectly thrilled!” E. Dyson, Ingleside Neighborhood During last year’s storms, A.G.’s back sliding back door shattered and she realized her windows were leaking, causing damage to the walls beneath them. To prevent this worsening during the next winter storms, RTSF replaced the sliding door and sealed the windows. Additionally, we repaired the walls below the windows and installed a step into her backyard so that she could access it safely. This winter, A.G. was confident there would be no water intrusion into her home. A. Gleaves, Sunnydale Neighborhood In 2023, RTSF primarily served residents in San Francisco: -With an average income of $21,000 -71 years old average age -Have lived in their homes for 32 years – Live in multigenerational homes In The News RTSF’s NRM 2025 Video: May 30th, 2025 Watch our NRM 2025 Video and see the scope of work done by all our amazing volunteers and the impact it has on the community of San Francisco. You can check it out here.   RTSF’s 35th Anniversary Video: September 26th, 2024 Watch our 35th Anniversary Video and see how the critical home repairs that we have worked on have positively impacted the lives of our neighbors. You can check it out here.   Spring Newsletter: March 27th, 2024 RTSF’s recent newsletter highlighting upcoming exciting events and information. You can check it out here.   KTVU: October 22nd, 2023 Covered the work of our Fall Build Days 2023 and She Builds. View the news segment here.   Fall Newsletter: September 20th, 2023 RTSF’s recent newsletter highlighting upcoming exciting events and information. You can check it out here.   KCBS Radio: May 1st, 2022 Profiled our work at Ms. Yollin’s house. You can listen to it here.   ABC/KGO: April 30th, 2022 Covered the work of our organization and She Builds. View the news segment here. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese ( Our Story - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story At Rebuilding Together San Francisco, we provide essential repairs and renovations to help our neighbors stay in their homes and communities. Our Mission Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives. Our Vision Safe homes and communities for everyone. About Us Founded in 1989 in response to the Loma Prieta earthquake, we’ve worked in partnership to preserve affordable housing in San Francisco addressing home safety repairs, deferred maintenance, and code violations. We have served over 4,000 low-income families and worked with over 300 community spaces in San Francisco. As a result of our work, RTSF stabilizes residents and prevents displacement of San Francisco’s most vulnerable populations. We are committed to help our communities rebuild through Community Revitalization. Our Work PRESERVES affordable housing and stability for underserved and high-risk communities INCREASES the mobility, safety, and independence of seniors and neighbors with disabilities BUILDS home and wealth equity and long-term security for low-income families REDUCES isolation and risk with disaster preparedness and wellness calls RTSF is a local affiliate of Rebuilding Together , a national organization that includes 130 affiliates serving communities nationwide, and mobilizes thousands of volunteers each year. For a copy of our audited financials, annual report, or IRS 990, contact Mahogany Roland, Executive Director, at [email protected] . Board of Directors Lisa Cholmondeley, Board President Principal, Gensler Brian Donnelly, Board Treasurer Fractional CFO Ron Arana , Board Member Managing Partner, Arana Group Inc. Lizzie Sturr , Board Member Project Manager, Associate Capital Leah Turner-Jenkins , Board Member Special Projects Division Manager, Turner Construction Sarah Leads , Board Member Project Executive, Swinerton Sonia Roll , Board Member Regional Public Relations Manager, Gensler Maria Durana , Board Member Director of the SF Children & Nature Collaborative, San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department Jasmine Reyes , Board Member Project Manager, Clark Construction Group Back to Top Staff Mahogany Charlton Roland , Executive Director [email protected] (415) 322-9579 Lydia Fojtik , Programs Manager [email protected] (415) 322-8042 Tamra Johnson, Client Services Manager [email protected] (415) 275-1385 Kelsey Hull , Grants Consultant Crystal Wan, Development Coordinator [email protected] Career Opportunities Board Member Positions Opening! RTSF is looking for new board members to join us! This is an exciting opportunity for professionals to make a positive impact and join a collaborative team in furthering our mission of repairing homes and renovating community facilities in underserved neighborhoods in San Francisco. We are looking for (but not limited to) people in: Fundraising Women in Construction Human Resources Housing Community Senior Community Workforce Development and Government Click here for the board member description! Click here to fill out the application! Back to Top Board Member Spotlight She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair Please introduce yourself! What is your background? I am President and co-owner of Moroso Construction in San Francisco. We build custom residences and estates around the Bay Area. In my role I develop relationships with clients, architects and designers, I run projects, and I lend my deep experience in estimating, project management and team leadership to the process. I joined Moroso in 2008 and became an owner in 2016 with my partner Ron Bond. It has been exciting and rewarding to help to grow and shape Moroso’s approach, culture, values and trajectory over the years. A constant in my work is to champion women in the industry, and to chip away at the gendered assumptions that are still unfortunately too prevalent.   What made you decide to become a board member for RTSF? The Board opening came up in 2019 three years after I had helped to co-found our She Builds SF chapter. It was a natural step toward deeper involvement with the organization. I was first introduced to RTSF in 2016 through a colleague who knew that the ED at the time wanted to create a She Builds chapter and thought I’d be a great match because of my broad network in the industry and my advocacy for women in construction. I had co-founded a networking group for industry women in 2014 that had grown to a list of over 300, and could bring that to benefit the founding of She Builds SF.   What is your position and responsibilities? I hold two Chair positions on the Board: She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair. In my She Builds SF Chair position I’m responsible for leading the Steering Committee and for overseeing the funding and maintenance of She Builds SF as part of RTSF. I work with the ED at a strategic level to determine how She Builds SF serves RTSF’s mission in the big picture, and what RTSF wants and needs from the program. In the early years of She Builds SF we were very active, doing three projects in first year and visiting places where we could reach young women to talk about the mission and what we do, like the CityBuild trade program. In my Development Chair position I fundraise for RTSF and have established a field of donors related to the trades who are excited about our mission, including commercial and residential contractors, subcontractors, architects, etc. I also am involved in planning donor-supported events from smaller, accessible fundraisers like Trivia Night to the upcoming 35th anniversary.   What do you like about being a board member for RTSF? It’s important to me to try to improve the lives of people who are struggling in our city. I’ve lived in San Francisco for 30 years, I have a business in the city, my kids grew up here. I really value contributing on a grassroots level and fostering community through neighbors helping neighbors. She Builds SF is an extension of my work to connect and support women in construction, and being an RTSF Board member is a nice complement to what I do on daily basis.   What is your favorite memory with RTSF? My favorite RTSF memory is our visit to the Life Learning Academy, which is a public charter high school on Treasure Island. We met with the Principal and head of the carpentry division to talk about RTSF and She Builds SF, and had a lunch with the kids that they prepared. I really enjoyed learning about the school and how they provide kids with vocational skills like catering and carpentry to further their opportunities. From that meeting one young man came to an RTSF build day and a young woman came to SheBuilds. I never would have known about LLA if it weren’t for RTSF, and it remains a great example of everything working at its best to connect our mission with a new community partner. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. 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Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Partners Become a Partner Our partner’s engagement and generosity is invaluable to the deepening of our mission. We tailor partnership to ensure they provide a win-win for your unique philanthropic goals and communications and the communities we serve. Corporate Social Responsibility Strengthen your corporate social responsibility by positively impacting the community your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support. Tax-Deductible Support Your support is a tax-deductible investment directly to our programs that have changed the lives of thousands of low income families living in unsafe homes. Join Us! Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities Check out our Corporate Sponsorship Menu to learn more about special volunteer opportunities hosted by RTSF for your employees! Corporate Sponsorship Menu Public Community Impact Show your leadership in preserving affordable housing! We offer a variety of ways to promote your commitment to your team and in all RTSF marketing and promotion. Give Through A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) is an easy, flexible, and tax-efficient way to support Rebuilding Together San Francisco. When you give through a DAF, your generosity helps ensure that longtime residents—seniors, veterans, and families—can remain safe, healthy, and rooted in the homes they love. How a Donor-Advised Fund Works 1. GIVE Make a tax-deductible contribution Open a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) and contribute cash, stocks, or other assets—such as private business interests, cryptocurrency, or private company stock—to receive an immediate tax deduction. 2. GROW Let your donation grow, tax-free While you decide which nonprofits to support, your DAF balance can be invested and grow tax-free—creating even greater impact for the causes you care about. 3. GRANT Support the charities you love—now or later Recommend grants from your DAF to organizations that matter most to you, like Rebuilding Together San Francisco. You can give one-time or over time, at your own pace, while continuing to make a lasting difference in your community. How to Recommend a DAF Gift to Rebuilding Together San Francisco When you’re ready to make a DAF gift, simply provide your fund administrator with the following information: Legal Name: Rebuilding Together San Francisco Tax ID (EIN): 94-3107808 Address: WeWork c/o Rebuilding Together SF 535 Mission St 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Suite 1629 If you use a DAF through Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, or BNY Mellon, you can recommend a grant directly using their online portals. Sample Language: “I recommend that my Donor-Advised Fund make a grant to Rebuilding Together San Francisco to support their mission of preserving homes and protecting communities.” Your support through a DAF helps ensure that San Francisco remains a city where everyone—regardless of income or age—can live safely and securely in the place they call home. Corporate Partners Your investment with Rebuilding Together San Francisco changes lives and moves the needle on addressing the thousands of neighbors and families in need living in unsafe and unhealthy homes. We strengthen your Corporate Social Responsibility by providing you with a range of opportunities to positively impact neighbors in the communities your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support, impact and story based lunch and learns for your team, community volunteer opportunities, and recognition in all public facing collateral, marketing, shirts and banners for year round community initiatives and Build Day projects. The Swinerton Foundation Swinerton Builders Wells Fargo KKR Morrison & Foerster Foundation Prologis Lowes Salal Credit Union UKG Gaetani Real Estate AT6 Architecture + Design Build Kaiser Permanente Back to Top Matching Gift and Volunteer Grant information provided by Community Partners No one organization can do it alone. Together, we can positively impact millions of our neighbors who live in unsafe homes. By investing in communities, we rebuild the lives of people in need by improving the safety of their homes and revitalize our communities. Mayors Office of Housing and Community Development Episcopal Impact Community Fund SF Department of Health The Lennox Foundation Meals on Wheels Institute of Aging Self Help for the Elderly SF CARD Back to Top Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Our Story - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story At Rebuilding Together San Francisco, we provide essential repairs and renovations to help our neighbors stay in their homes and communities. Our Mission Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives. Our Vision Safe homes and communities for everyone. About Us Founded in 1989 in response to the Loma Prieta earthquake, we’ve worked in partnership to preserve affordable housing in San Francisco addressing home safety repairs, deferred maintenance, and code violations. We have served over 4,000 low-income families and worked with over 300 community spaces in San Francisco. As a result of our work, RTSF stabilizes residents and prevents displacement of San Francisco’s most vulnerable populations. We are committed to help our communities rebuild through Community Revitalization. Our Work PRESERVES affordable housing and stability for underserved and high-risk communities INCREASES the mobility, safety, and independence of seniors and neighbors with disabilities BUILDS home and wealth equity and long-term security for low-income families REDUCES isolation and risk with disaster preparedness and wellness calls RTSF is a local affiliate of Rebuilding Together , a national organization that includes 130 affiliates serving communities nationwide, and mobilizes thousands of volunteers each year. For a copy of our audited financials, annual report, or IRS 990, contact Mahogany Roland, Executive Director, at [email protected] . Board of Directors Lisa Cholmondeley, Board President Principal, Gensler Brian Donnelly, Board Treasurer Fractional CFO Ron Arana , Board Member Managing Partner, Arana Group Inc. Lizzie Sturr , Board Member Project Manager, Associate Capital Leah Turner-Jenkins , Board Member Special Projects Division Manager, Turner Construction Sarah Leads , Board Member Project Executive, Swinerton Sonia Roll , Board Member Regional Public Relations Manager, Gensler Maria Durana , Board Member Director of the SF Children & Nature Collaborative, San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department Jasmine Reyes , Board Member Project Manager, Clark Construction Group Back to Top Staff Mahogany Charlton Roland , Executive Director [email protected] (415) 322-9579 Lydia Fojtik , Programs Manager [email protected] (415) 322-8042 Tamra Johnson, Client Services Manager [email protected] (415) 275-1385 Kelsey Hull , Grants Consultant Crystal Wan, Development Coordinator [email protected] Career Opportunities Board Member Positions Opening! RTSF is looking for new board members to join us! This is an exciting opportunity for professionals to make a positive impact and join a collaborative team in furthering our mission of repairing homes and renovating community facilities in underserved neighborhoods in San Francisco. We are looking for (but not limited to) people in: Fundraising Women in Construction Human Resources Housing Community Senior Community Workforce Development and Government Click here for the board member description! Click here to fill out the application! Back to Top Board Member Spotlight She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair Please introduce yourself! What is your background? I am President and co-owner of Moroso Construction in San Francisco. We build custom residences and estates around the Bay Area. In my role I develop relationships with clients, architects and designers, I run projects, and I lend my deep experience in estimating, project management and team leadership to the process. I joined Moroso in 2008 and became an owner in 2016 with my partner Ron Bond. It has been exciting and rewarding to help to grow and shape Moroso’s approach, culture, values and trajectory over the years. A constant in my work is to champion women in the industry, and to chip away at the gendered assumptions that are still unfortunately too prevalent.   What made you decide to become a board member for RTSF? The Board opening came up in 2019 three years after I had helped to co-found our She Builds SF chapter. It was a natural step toward deeper involvement with the organization. I was first introduced to RTSF in 2016 through a colleague who knew that the ED at the time wanted to create a She Builds chapter and thought I’d be a great match because of my broad network in the industry and my advocacy for women in construction. I had co-founded a networking group for industry women in 2014 that had grown to a list of over 300, and could bring that to benefit the founding of She Builds SF.   What is your position and responsibilities? I hold two Chair positions on the Board: She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair. In my She Builds SF Chair position I’m responsible for leading the Steering Committee and for overseeing the funding and maintenance of She Builds SF as part of RTSF. I work with the ED at a strategic level to determine how She Builds SF serves RTSF’s mission in the big picture, and what RTSF wants and needs from the program. In the early years of She Builds SF we were very active, doing three projects in first year and visiting places where we could reach young women to talk about the mission and what we do, like the CityBuild trade program. In my Development Chair position I fundraise for RTSF and have established a field of donors related to the trades who are excited about our mission, including commercial and residential contractors, subcontractors, architects, etc. I also am involved in planning donor-supported events from smaller, accessible fundraisers like Trivia Night to the upcoming 35th anniversary.   What do you like about being a board member for RTSF? It’s important to me to try to improve the lives of people who are struggling in our city. I’ve lived in San Francisco for 30 years, I have a business in the city, my kids grew up here. I really value contributing on a grassroots level and fostering community through neighbors helping neighbors. She Builds SF is an extension of my work to connect and support women in construction, and being an RTSF Board member is a nice complement to what I do on daily basis.   What is your favorite memory with RTSF? My favorite RTSF memory is our visit to the Life Learning Academy, which is a public charter high school on Treasure Island. We met with the Principal and head of the carpentry division to talk about RTSF and She Builds SF, and had a lunch with the kids that they prepared. I really enjoyed learning about the school and how they provide kids with vocational skills like catering and carpentry to further their opportunities. From that meeting one young man came to an RTSF build day and a young woman came to SheBuilds. I never would have known about LLA if it weren’t for RTSF, and it remains a great example of everything working at its best to connect our mission with a new community partner. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. 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Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Partners Become a Partner Our partner’s engagement and generosity is invaluable to the deepening of our mission. We tailor partnership to ensure they provide a win-win for your unique philanthropic goals and communications and the communities we serve. Corporate Social Responsibility Strengthen your corporate social responsibility by positively impacting the community your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support. Tax-Deductible Support Your support is a tax-deductible investment directly to our programs that have changed the lives of thousands of low income families living in unsafe homes. Join Us! Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities Check out our Corporate Sponsorship Menu to learn more about special volunteer opportunities hosted by RTSF for your employees! Corporate Sponsorship Menu Public Community Impact Show your leadership in preserving affordable housing! We offer a variety of ways to promote your commitment to your team and in all RTSF marketing and promotion. Give Through A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) is an easy, flexible, and tax-efficient way to support Rebuilding Together San Francisco. When you give through a DAF, your generosity helps ensure that longtime residents—seniors, veterans, and families—can remain safe, healthy, and rooted in the homes they love. How a Donor-Advised Fund Works 1. GIVE Make a tax-deductible contribution Open a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) and contribute cash, stocks, or other assets—such as private business interests, cryptocurrency, or private company stock—to receive an immediate tax deduction. 2. GROW Let your donation grow, tax-free While you decide which nonprofits to support, your DAF balance can be invested and grow tax-free—creating even greater impact for the causes you care about. 3. GRANT Support the charities you love—now or later Recommend grants from your DAF to organizations that matter most to you, like Rebuilding Together San Francisco. You can give one-time or over time, at your own pace, while continuing to make a lasting difference in your community. How to Recommend a DAF Gift to Rebuilding Together San Francisco When you’re ready to make a DAF gift, simply provide your fund administrator with the following information: Legal Name: Rebuilding Together San Francisco Tax ID (EIN): 94-3107808 Address: WeWork c/o Rebuilding Together SF 535 Mission St 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Suite 1629 If you use a DAF through Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, or BNY Mellon, you can recommend a grant directly using their online portals. Sample Language: “I recommend that my Donor-Advised Fund make a grant to Rebuilding Together San Francisco to support their mission of preserving homes and protecting communities.” Your support through a DAF helps ensure that San Francisco remains a city where everyone—regardless of income or age—can live safely and securely in the place they call home. Corporate Partners Your investment with Rebuilding Together San Francisco changes lives and moves the needle on addressing the thousands of neighbors and families in need living in unsafe and unhealthy homes. We strengthen your Corporate Social Responsibility by providing you with a range of opportunities to positively impact neighbors in the communities your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support, impact and story based lunch and learns for your team, community volunteer opportunities, and recognition in all public facing collateral, marketing, shirts and banners for year round community initiatives and Build Day projects. The Swinerton Foundation Swinerton Builders Wells Fargo KKR Morrison & Foerster Foundation Prologis Lowes Salal Credit Union UKG Gaetani Real Estate AT6 Architecture + Design Build Kaiser Permanente Back to Top Matching Gift and Volunteer Grant information provided by Community Partners No one organization can do it alone. Together, we can positively impact millions of our neighbors who live in unsafe homes. By investing in communities, we rebuild the lives of people in need by improving the safety of their homes and revitalize our communities. Mayors Office of Housing and Community Development Episcopal Impact Community Fund SF Department of Health The Lennox Foundation Meals on Wheels Institute of Aging Self Help for the Elderly SF CARD Back to Top Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Our Services - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Our Safe and Healthy Housing practice model is the foundation of our year round home repair and modification work. Our home repair programs focus on increasing the safety and mobility of seniors and neighbors with disabilities, preserving affordable housing for low income families, and reducing isolation and displacement. 25 Safe and Healthy Housing Priorities Safe and Healthy Housing is the foundation of our home repair work, targeting significant safety and health hazards based on the Eight Principles of Healthy Homes – keep it dry, clean, pest-free, safe, contaminant-free, well-ventilated, maintained and thermally controlled. Our 25 Health and Safety Priorities target significant health and safety hazards in homes and provide a common framework to complete comprehensive in-home assessments and set repair objectives based on each homeowner’s special needs and health status. Through critical home repairs and home modifications in underserved communities, we address the connection between health and housing, while preserving the existing affordable housing landscape across San Francisco. To expand our work, we partner with the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD) on this initiative to provide Critical Repairs that helps us expand our reach and depth of work by addressing accessibility, structural repairs, and fall prevention installations. *The Senior Home Repair Program is no longer accepting applications* Disaster Preparedness and Wellness Calls RTSF has served 150 low income households since December 2020 with Disaster Preparedness Safety Kits, and provided weekly Wellness Calls to hundreds of families throughout and in the aftermath of COVID-19. This work addresses emerging needs central to safety and care, decreasing isolation and sharing critical resources, and ensuring families and neighbors are prepared for future disasters such as earthquakes – providing supplies, security, safety and education that is often neglected to low-income households, specifically those in brown and black communities. Our Safety Kits contain over $100 worth of basic safety supplies, including a Red Cross First Aid Kit, emergency radio, flashlight, space blanket, soap, canned foods, and more, to ensure that all San Francisco are prepared for an earthquake or other disaster. Equity in Energy Efficiency Part of our work toward thriving communities is offering appliance upgrades to low income households. We are committed to making energy efficiency accessible to all neighbors with upgrades that will reduce their environmental impact, save them money with reduced energy bills, and improve air quality. Installing adequate and quality ventilation and appliances helps alleviate many common household health problems, improving air quality in the home is critical to protecting many of our neighbors in fragile health. Community Build Days Community Build Days bring community partners and volunteers together to revitalize and repair homes and community spaces. We host two large volunteer efforts per year; National Rebuilding Month in April focuses on projects supporting low-income homes, and our Fall effort focuses on projects at community spaces and facilities. Watch our NRM 2025 Video Here! NRM 2025 Video National Rebuilding Month A city and nation-wide renovation effort in April that engages the community to provide repairs and improvements that increase the safety and comfort of income-qualified neighbors and families. She Builds A unique effort to empower and enrich female-led and centered organizations and support women staying safe in their homes and communities. This program is run and completed entirely by women, focused on engaging and supporting a strong network of women in the trades in the Bay Area. She Builds promotes women supporting women in their communities and is held during National Rebuilding Month in April. Fall Community Build Day An opportunity for community members and partners to support a community space, garden, park, or facility with projects that create lasting and impactful renovations and upgrades to an underserved neighborhood. These projects are focused in an intentionally targeted community and work to build resiliency and connectedness with neighbors across San Francisco. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. 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WATCH HERE Become a Sponsor Join Rebuilding Together San Francisco (RTSF) and citywide partners in transforming the link between housing and health. 87% of adults 65+ want to remain in their current home and community as they age, yet fewer than 1 in 10 homes in the U.S. are aging-ready with features like no-step entries, single-floor living, and accessible bathrooms (AARP). Your company can play a critical role in keeping vulnerable San Franciscans safe at home through a proven model that connects corporate investment with direct community impact. Position your company as a solution in San Francisco’s housing and health crisis by partnering with Rebuilding Together San Francisco! Sponsor Levels $5,000 – Healthy Neighbor/SHEBuilds Protect generations to come to achieve economic and health independence. Corporation name/logo on RTSF marketing materials (FY25–26) 3-hour volunteer opportunity for up to 5 team members Recognition in quarterly RTSF newsletter Social media mention upon project completion Certificate of appreciation to display at your workplace SHEBuilds sponsorship offered for female-led initiatives $7,500 – Healthy Home Partner Help us prevent safety risks, empower neighbors, and allow seniors to age safely in place. Corporation name/logo on all RTSF marketing materials (FY25–26) 3-hour volunteer opportunity for up to 10 team members Hands-on participation in home improvement projects: Gardening Minor home repairs Maintenance tasks Social media recognition with group photo from project day Logo displayed on site signage during project day Recognition in RTSF annual impact report $10,000 – Healthy Community Everyone deserves to belong in their communities and have access to resources. Top-tier recognition in all RTSF outreach (print, digital, on-site) 3-hour volunteer opportunity for up to 15 team members Priority access to high-impact community facility or home project Lunch & Learn at your company office or virtually during FY25–26 Logo placement in all RTSF media, reports, and banners Featured corporate profile in RTSF newsletter (circulation: 3,000+) Early invitation to RTSF annual appreciation event $5,000–$15,000+, in-kind or hybrid – Skilled Builder Partner (Construction Sponsorship) Help us continue to serve vulnerable neighborhoods in San Francisco such as Tenderloin, Bayview-Hunters Point, Visitacion Valley, Excelsior, and OMI. Support RTSF by taking the lead on a home or facility preservation project using your team’s expertise, tools, and materials. Sponsor project labor and materials (partial or full cost coverage) Lead or co-lead a project site with RTSF staff support Promote your company’s impact through signage and branded shirts onsite Corporation name/logo featured on: Project site signage FY25–26 RTSF marketing materials RTSF website and social media Volunteer opportunity for your office/admin staff Project photos and recognition in RTSF’s annual impact report Ideal For: General contractors Trade unions Electrical, plumbing, HVAC companies Suppliers or subcontractors looking to give back locally Please see below for corporate sponsorship package info! If interested in sponsorship or you have any questions please reach out to [email protected]. Thank you! CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP MENU Thank you to our Sponsors! © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Our Reach - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Reach Volunteer Skilled Trades Volunteer Carpenters, plumbers, electricians, landscapers, and laborers support critical home and community repairs for our neighbors. Your donation of skills and experience allow us to leverage donations to triple the value of our work. Sign up to learn more and use your skills to serve! Community Build Day General Volunteer We host two community volunteer efforts per year during Spring and Fall Community Build Days. These days are focused on bringing neighbors together and creating an opportunity for our community to engage with important work that directly supports our mission! She Builds General Volunteer Join skilled tradeswomen and passionate women of your community during a She Builds community repair project! Our She Builds program is ran entirely by women and focused on serving women-focused community spaces and female-headed homes in our community. Become a Volunteer. Sign up for Future Opportunities Today! Sign Up Sign up to be a NRM 2026 Volunteer Today! Dates: Saturday April 11th, 18th, and 25th ! Location: Will be sent once you sign up! Sign Up Associate Board The Associate Board is a group of emerging young leaders who want to help the San Francisco community and grow their professional network. Together, in collaboration with the Governing Board, the Associate Board will serve as a gateway to engage talented volunteers, reconnect with alumni, and raise awareness among a younger generation to ensure the longevity and support of our organization. Each term is a 2-year commitment, and you should plan on spending 2-4 hours a month on board business. We intake new Associate Board members throughout the year via an interview process. To apply and learn more email [email protected] Our Impact Impact Report 2023 Free critical repairs to low income households in San Francisco help residents avoid costly repairs and maintenance that could make it harder for them to afford their homes. Increased housing stability helps reduce displacement and homelessness, as well as the disparities in homeownership and wealth between white communities and communities of color. In 2023, we worked with nearly 9,000 volunteers to provide repairs to over 200 homes and 350 residents and is a HUGE thank you to all our supporters like you! 250 Homes Served 397 Residents Served 8,752 Volunteers 40,000 Volunteer Hours Community Entities Served In 2023, RTSF participated in a collaborative effort that repaired and renovated 10 community facilities in San Francisco. More than 90 volunteers came together to support connecting children with nature and elevating early childhood development centers during our annual Fall Build Days. At Family Connections, SHEBuilders learned new skills such as drilling using auger bits, pouring concrete, and using electric sanders. The Friends of St. Francis site fully removed the play structures ahead of schedule and completed the construction of a new sandbox! RTSF is proud to support these efforts to reduce disparities between access to nature across San Francisco. 2023 Goals for Community Facilities: Providing childcare security that improves economic and housing stability for low income families and promotes children’s healthy development, safety, and long-term success Transforming where children learn and play with sustainable materials that mimic outdoor spaces not usually available to the families we serve 10 Community Entities Served +2,500 People Impacted in the Portola, Excelsior, & OMI Neighborhoods +100 Children Served Demographics of Our Neighbors Served Over 80% of the neighbors we support identify as people of color. 65% of the neighbors that we serve are senior citizens, 36% with disabilities, 58% in female-led homes, and 100% qualify as extremely low-income. In the past three years, 49% of the neighbors we have provided services to identify as Black or African American and 18% as Hispanic or Latino. RTSF primarily serves under-resourced and excluded neighborhoods in the historically black areas in Southeast San Francisco. The neighborhoods we see a lot of requests for repairs from are largely the Bayview-Hunters Point, Visitacion Valley, Excelsior, and OMI neighborhoods. “We are very happy with all of the progress made! All of the repairs have made my life a lot easier, especially all of the work in the bathroom. Rebuilding Together made great suggestions that have improved our lives. The improved lighting and handrail to downstairs are very helpful. Everyone was very personable and it really felt like we got to know the volunteers and staff. Stars all over!” “The repairs have been absolutely wonderful. The hood over the stove that made so much noise has been replaced. I can close my bathroom door for privacy. The front door has also been fixed so it closes properly. I feel so grateful for the work that has been done. The staff has been wonderful working with me and negotiating with me to get the repairs done. I’m perfectly thrilled!” E. Dyson, Ingleside Neighborhood During last year’s storms, A.G.’s back sliding back door shattered and she realized her windows were leaking, causing damage to the walls beneath them. To prevent this worsening during the next winter storms, RTSF replaced the sliding door and sealed the windows. Additionally, we repaired the walls below the windows and installed a step into her backyard so that she could access it safely. This winter, A.G. was confident there would be no water intrusion into her home. A. Gleaves, Sunnydale Neighborhood In 2023, RTSF primarily served residents in San Francisco: -With an average income of $21,000 -71 years old average age -Have lived in their homes for 32 years – Live in multigenerational homes In The News RTSF’s NRM 2025 Video: May 30th, 2025 Watch our NRM 2025 Video and see the scope of work done by all our amazing volunteers and the impact it has on the community of San Francisco. You can check it out here.   RTSF’s 35th Anniversary Video: September 26th, 2024 Watch our 35th Anniversary Video and see how the critical home repairs that we have worked on have positively impacted the lives of our neighbors. You can check it out here.   Spring Newsletter: March 27th, 2024 RTSF’s recent newsletter highlighting upcoming exciting events and information. You can check it out here.   KTVU: October 22nd, 2023 Covered the work of our Fall Build Days 2023 and She Builds. View the news segment here.   Fall Newsletter: September 20th, 2023 RTSF’s recent newsletter highlighting upcoming exciting events and information. You can check it out here.   KCBS Radio: May 1st, 2022 Profiled our work at Ms. Yollin’s house. You can listen to it here.   ABC/KGO: April 30th, 2022 Covered the work of our organization and She Builds. View the news segment here. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese ( Our Reach - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Reach Volunteer Skilled Trades Volunteer Carpenters, plumbers, electricians, landscapers, and laborers support critical home and community repairs for our neighbors. Your donation of skills and experience allow us to leverage donations to triple the value of our work. Sign up to learn more and use your skills to serve! Community Build Day General Volunteer We host two community volunteer efforts per year during Spring and Fall Community Build Days. These days are focused on bringing neighbors together and creating an opportunity for our community to engage with important work that directly supports our mission! She Builds General Volunteer Join skilled tradeswomen and passionate women of your community during a She Builds community repair project! Our She Builds program is ran entirely by women and focused on serving women-focused community spaces and female-headed homes in our community. Become a Volunteer. Sign up for Future Opportunities Today! Sign Up Sign up to be a NRM 2026 Volunteer Today! Dates: Saturday April 11th, 18th, and 25th ! Location: Will be sent once you sign up! Sign Up Associate Board The Associate Board is a group of emerging young leaders who want to help the San Francisco community and grow their professional network. Together, in collaboration with the Governing Board, the Associate Board will serve as a gateway to engage talented volunteers, reconnect with alumni, and raise awareness among a younger generation to ensure the longevity and support of our organization. Each term is a 2-year commitment, and you should plan on spending 2-4 hours a month on board business. We intake new Associate Board members throughout the year via an interview process. To apply and learn more email [email protected] Our Impact Impact Report 2023 Free critical repairs to low income households in San Francisco help residents avoid costly repairs and maintenance that could make it harder for them to afford their homes. Increased housing stability helps reduce displacement and homelessness, as well as the disparities in homeownership and wealth between white communities and communities of color. In 2023, we worked with nearly 9,000 volunteers to provide repairs to over 200 homes and 350 residents and is a HUGE thank you to all our supporters like you! 250 Homes Served 397 Residents Served 8,752 Volunteers 40,000 Volunteer Hours Community Entities Served In 2023, RTSF participated in a collaborative effort that repaired and renovated 10 community facilities in San Francisco. More than 90 volunteers came together to support connecting children with nature and elevating early childhood development centers during our annual Fall Build Days. At Family Connections, SHEBuilders learned new skills such as drilling using auger bits, pouring concrete, and using electric sanders. The Friends of St. Francis site fully removed the play structures ahead of schedule and completed the construction of a new sandbox! RTSF is proud to support these efforts to reduce disparities between access to nature across San Francisco. 2023 Goals for Community Facilities: Providing childcare security that improves economic and housing stability for low income families and promotes children’s healthy development, safety, and long-term success Transforming where children learn and play with sustainable materials that mimic outdoor spaces not usually available to the families we serve 10 Community Entities Served +2,500 People Impacted in the Portola, Excelsior, & OMI Neighborhoods +100 Children Served Demographics of Our Neighbors Served Over 80% of the neighbors we support identify as people of color. 65% of the neighbors that we serve are senior citizens, 36% with disabilities, 58% in female-led homes, and 100% qualify as extremely low-income. In the past three years, 49% of the neighbors we have provided services to identify as Black or African American and 18% as Hispanic or Latino. RTSF primarily serves under-resourced and excluded neighborhoods in the historically black areas in Southeast San Francisco. The neighborhoods we see a lot of requests for repairs from are largely the Bayview-Hunters Point, Visitacion Valley, Excelsior, and OMI neighborhoods. “We are very happy with all of the progress made! All of the repairs have made my life a lot easier, especially all of the work in the bathroom. Rebuilding Together made great suggestions that have improved our lives. The improved lighting and handrail to downstairs are very helpful. Everyone was very personable and it really felt like we got to know the volunteers and staff. Stars all over!” “The repairs have been absolutely wonderful. The hood over the stove that made so much noise has been replaced. I can close my bathroom door for privacy. The front door has also been fixed so it closes properly. I feel so grateful for the work that has been done. The staff has been wonderful working with me and negotiating with me to get the repairs done. I’m perfectly thrilled!” E. Dyson, Ingleside Neighborhood During last year’s storms, A.G.’s back sliding back door shattered and she realized her windows were leaking, causing damage to the walls beneath them. To prevent this worsening during the next winter storms, RTSF replaced the sliding door and sealed the windows. Additionally, we repaired the walls below the windows and installed a step into her backyard so that she could access it safely. This winter, A.G. was confident there would be no water intrusion into her home. A. Gleaves, Sunnydale Neighborhood In 2023, RTSF primarily served residents in San Francisco: -With an average income of $21,000 -71 years old average age -Have lived in their homes for 32 years – Live in multigenerational homes In The News RTSF’s NRM 2025 Video: May 30th, 2025 Watch our NRM 2025 Video and see the scope of work done by all our amazing volunteers and the impact it has on the community of San Francisco. You can check it out here.   RTSF’s 35th Anniversary Video: September 26th, 2024 Watch our 35th Anniversary Video and see how the critical home repairs that we have worked on have positively impacted the lives of our neighbors. You can check it out here.   Spring Newsletter: March 27th, 2024 RTSF’s recent newsletter highlighting upcoming exciting events and information. You can check it out here.   KTVU: October 22nd, 2023 Covered the work of our Fall Build Days 2023 and She Builds. View the news segment here.   Fall Newsletter: September 20th, 2023 RTSF’s recent newsletter highlighting upcoming exciting events and information. You can check it out here.   KCBS Radio: May 1st, 2022 Profiled our work at Ms. Yollin’s house. You can listen to it here.   ABC/KGO: April 30th, 2022 Covered the work of our organization and She Builds. View the news segment here. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese ( Our Partners - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Partners Become a Partner Our partner’s engagement and generosity is invaluable to the deepening of our mission. We tailor partnership to ensure they provide a win-win for your unique philanthropic goals and communications and the communities we serve. Corporate Social Responsibility Strengthen your corporate social responsibility by positively impacting the community your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support. Tax-Deductible Support Your support is a tax-deductible investment directly to our programs that have changed the lives of thousands of low income families living in unsafe homes. Join Us! Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities Check out our Corporate Sponsorship Menu to learn more about special volunteer opportunities hosted by RTSF for your employees! Corporate Sponsorship Menu Public Community Impact Show your leadership in preserving affordable housing! We offer a variety of ways to promote your commitment to your team and in all RTSF marketing and promotion. Give Through A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) is an easy, flexible, and tax-efficient way to support Rebuilding Together San Francisco. When you give through a DAF, your generosity helps ensure that longtime residents—seniors, veterans, and families—can remain safe, healthy, and rooted in the homes they love. How a Donor-Advised Fund Works 1. GIVE Make a tax-deductible contribution Open a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) and contribute cash, stocks, or other assets—such as private business interests, cryptocurrency, or private company stock—to receive an immediate tax deduction. 2. GROW Let your donation grow, tax-free While you decide which nonprofits to support, your DAF balance can be invested and grow tax-free—creating even greater impact for the causes you care about. 3. GRANT Support the charities you love—now or later Recommend grants from your DAF to organizations that matter most to you, like Rebuilding Together San Francisco. You can give one-time or over time, at your own pace, while continuing to make a lasting difference in your community. How to Recommend a DAF Gift to Rebuilding Together San Francisco When you’re ready to make a DAF gift, simply provide your fund administrator with the following information: Legal Name: Rebuilding Together San Francisco Tax ID (EIN): 94-3107808 Address: WeWork c/o Rebuilding Together SF 535 Mission St 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Suite 1629 If you use a DAF through Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, or BNY Mellon, you can recommend a grant directly using their online portals. Sample Language: “I recommend that my Donor-Advised Fund make a grant to Rebuilding Together San Francisco to support their mission of preserving homes and protecting communities.” Your support through a DAF helps ensure that San Francisco remains a city where everyone—regardless of income or age—can live safely and securely in the place they call home. Corporate Partners Your investment with Rebuilding Together San Francisco changes lives and moves the needle on addressing the thousands of neighbors and families in need living in unsafe and unhealthy homes. We strengthen your Corporate Social Responsibility by providing you with a range of opportunities to positively impact neighbors in the communities your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support, impact and story based lunch and learns for your team, community volunteer opportunities, and recognition in all public facing collateral, marketing, shirts and banners for year round community initiatives and Build Day projects. The Swinerton Foundation Swinerton Builders Wells Fargo KKR Morrison & Foerster Foundation Prologis Lowes Salal Credit Union UKG Gaetani Real Estate AT6 Architecture + Design Build Kaiser Permanente Back to Top Matching Gift and Volunteer Grant information provided by Community Partners No one organization can do it alone. Together, we can positively impact millions of our neighbors who live in unsafe homes. By investing in communities, we rebuild the lives of people in need by improving the safety of their homes and revitalize our communities. Mayors Office of Housing and Community Development Episcopal Impact Community Fund SF Department of Health The Lennox Foundation Meals on Wheels Institute of Aging Self Help for the Elderly SF CARD Back to Top Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Our Story - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story At Rebuilding Together San Francisco, we provide essential repairs and renovations to help our neighbors stay in their homes and communities. Our Mission Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives. Our Vision Safe homes and communities for everyone. About Us Founded in 1989 in response to the Loma Prieta earthquake, we’ve worked in partnership to preserve affordable housing in San Francisco addressing home safety repairs, deferred maintenance, and code violations. We have served over 4,000 low-income families and worked with over 300 community spaces in San Francisco. As a result of our work, RTSF stabilizes residents and prevents displacement of San Francisco’s most vulnerable populations. We are committed to help our communities rebuild through Community Revitalization. Our Work PRESERVES affordable housing and stability for underserved and high-risk communities INCREASES the mobility, safety, and independence of seniors and neighbors with disabilities BUILDS home and wealth equity and long-term security for low-income families REDUCES isolation and risk with disaster preparedness and wellness calls RTSF is a local affiliate of Rebuilding Together , a national organization that includes 130 affiliates serving communities nationwide, and mobilizes thousands of volunteers each year. For a copy of our audited financials, annual report, or IRS 990, contact Mahogany Roland, Executive Director, at [email protected] . Board of Directors Lisa Cholmondeley, Board President Principal, Gensler Brian Donnelly, Board Treasurer Fractional CFO Ron Arana , Board Member Managing Partner, Arana Group Inc. Lizzie Sturr , Board Member Project Manager, Associate Capital Leah Turner-Jenkins , Board Member Special Projects Division Manager, Turner Construction Sarah Leads , Board Member Project Executive, Swinerton Sonia Roll , Board Member Regional Public Relations Manager, Gensler Maria Durana , Board Member Director of the SF Children & Nature Collaborative, San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department Jasmine Reyes , Board Member Project Manager, Clark Construction Group Back to Top Staff Mahogany Charlton Roland , Executive Director [email protected] (415) 322-9579 Lydia Fojtik , Programs Manager [email protected] (415) 322-8042 Tamra Johnson, Client Services Manager [email protected] (415) 275-1385 Kelsey Hull , Grants Consultant Crystal Wan, Development Coordinator [email protected] Career Opportunities Board Member Positions Opening! RTSF is looking for new board members to join us! This is an exciting opportunity for professionals to make a positive impact and join a collaborative team in furthering our mission of repairing homes and renovating community facilities in underserved neighborhoods in San Francisco. We are looking for (but not limited to) people in: Fundraising Women in Construction Human Resources Housing Community Senior Community Workforce Development and Government Click here for the board member description! Click here to fill out the application! Back to Top Board Member Spotlight She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair Please introduce yourself! What is your background? I am President and co-owner of Moroso Construction in San Francisco. We build custom residences and estates around the Bay Area. In my role I develop relationships with clients, architects and designers, I run projects, and I lend my deep experience in estimating, project management and team leadership to the process. I joined Moroso in 2008 and became an owner in 2016 with my partner Ron Bond. It has been exciting and rewarding to help to grow and shape Moroso’s approach, culture, values and trajectory over the years. A constant in my work is to champion women in the industry, and to chip away at the gendered assumptions that are still unfortunately too prevalent.   What made you decide to become a board member for RTSF? The Board opening came up in 2019 three years after I had helped to co-found our She Builds SF chapter. It was a natural step toward deeper involvement with the organization. I was first introduced to RTSF in 2016 through a colleague who knew that the ED at the time wanted to create a She Builds chapter and thought I’d be a great match because of my broad network in the industry and my advocacy for women in construction. I had co-founded a networking group for industry women in 2014 that had grown to a list of over 300, and could bring that to benefit the founding of She Builds SF.   What is your position and responsibilities? I hold two Chair positions on the Board: She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair. In my She Builds SF Chair position I’m responsible for leading the Steering Committee and for overseeing the funding and maintenance of She Builds SF as part of RTSF. I work with the ED at a strategic level to determine how She Builds SF serves RTSF’s mission in the big picture, and what RTSF wants and needs from the program. In the early years of She Builds SF we were very active, doing three projects in first year and visiting places where we could reach young women to talk about the mission and what we do, like the CityBuild trade program. In my Development Chair position I fundraise for RTSF and have established a field of donors related to the trades who are excited about our mission, including commercial and residential contractors, subcontractors, architects, etc. I also am involved in planning donor-supported events from smaller, accessible fundraisers like Trivia Night to the upcoming 35th anniversary.   What do you like about being a board member for RTSF? It’s important to me to try to improve the lives of people who are struggling in our city. I’ve lived in San Francisco for 30 years, I have a business in the city, my kids grew up here. I really value contributing on a grassroots level and fostering community through neighbors helping neighbors. She Builds SF is an extension of my work to connect and support women in construction, and being an RTSF Board member is a nice complement to what I do on daily basis.   What is your favorite memory with RTSF? My favorite RTSF memory is our visit to the Life Learning Academy, which is a public charter high school on Treasure Island. We met with the Principal and head of the carpentry division to talk about RTSF and She Builds SF, and had a lunch with the kids that they prepared. I really enjoyed learning about the school and how they provide kids with vocational skills like catering and carpentry to further their opportunities. From that meeting one young man came to an RTSF build day and a young woman came to SheBuilds. I never would have known about LLA if it weren’t for RTSF, and it remains a great example of everything working at its best to connect our mission with a new community partner. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chines Our Reach - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Reach Volunteer Skilled Trades Volunteer Carpenters, plumbers, electricians, landscapers, and laborers support critical home and community repairs for our neighbors. Your donation of skills and experience allow us to leverage donations to triple the value of our work. Sign up to learn more and use your skills to serve! Community Build Day General Volunteer We host two community volunteer efforts per year during Spring and Fall Community Build Days. These days are focused on bringing neighbors together and creating an opportunity for our community to engage with important work that directly supports our mission! She Builds General Volunteer Join skilled tradeswomen and passionate women of your community during a She Builds community repair project! Our She Builds program is ran entirely by women and focused on serving women-focused community spaces and female-headed homes in our community. Become a Volunteer. Sign up for Future Opportunities Today! Sign Up Sign up to be a NRM 2026 Volunteer Today! Dates: Saturday April 11th, 18th, and 25th ! Location: Will be sent once you sign up! Sign Up Associate Board The Associate Board is a group of emerging young leaders who want to help the San Francisco community and grow their professional network. Together, in collaboration with the Governing Board, the Associate Board will serve as a gateway to engage talented volunteers, reconnect with alumni, and raise awareness among a younger generation to ensure the longevity and support of our organization. Each term is a 2-year commitment, and you should plan on spending 2-4 hours a month on board business. We intake new Associate Board members throughout the year via an interview process. To apply and learn more email [email protected] Our Impact Impact Report 2023 Free critical repairs to low income households in San Francisco help residents avoid costly repairs and maintenance that could make it harder for them to afford their homes. Increased housing stability helps reduce displacement and homelessness, as well as the disparities in homeownership and wealth between white communities and communities of color. In 2023, we worked with nearly 9,000 volunteers to provide repairs to over 200 homes and 350 residents and is a HUGE thank you to all our supporters like you! 250 Homes Served 397 Residents Served 8,752 Volunteers 40,000 Volunteer Hours Community Entities Served In 2023, RTSF participated in a collaborative effort that repaired and renovated 10 community facilities in San Francisco. More than 90 volunteers came together to support connecting children with nature and elevating early childhood development centers during our annual Fall Build Days. At Family Connections, SHEBuilders learned new skills such as drilling using auger bits, pouring concrete, and using electric sanders. The Friends of St. Francis site fully removed the play structures ahead of schedule and completed the construction of a new sandbox! RTSF is proud to support these efforts to reduce disparities between access to nature across San Francisco. 2023 Goals for Community Facilities: Providing childcare security that improves economic and housing stability for low income families and promotes children’s healthy development, safety, and long-term success Transforming where children learn and play with sustainable materials that mimic outdoor spaces not usually available to the families we serve 10 Community Entities Served +2,500 People Impacted in the Portola, Excelsior, & OMI Neighborhoods +100 Children Served Demographics of Our Neighbors Served Over 80% of the neighbors we support identify as people of color. 65% of the neighbors that we serve are senior citizens, 36% with disabilities, 58% in female-led homes, and 100% qualify as extremely low-income. In the past three years, 49% of the neighbors we have provided services to identify as Black or African American and 18% as Hispanic or Latino. RTSF primarily serves under-resourced and excluded neighborhoods in the historically black areas in Southeast San Francisco. The neighborhoods we see a lot of requests for repairs from are largely the Bayview-Hunters Point, Visitacion Valley, Excelsior, and OMI neighborhoods. “We are very happy with all of the progress made! All of the repairs have made my life a lot easier, especially all of the work in the bathroom. Rebuilding Together made great suggestions that have improved our lives. The improved lighting and handrail to downstairs are very helpful. Everyone was very personable and it really felt like we got to know the volunteers and staff. Stars all over!” “The repairs have been absolutely wonderful. The hood over the stove that made so much noise has been replaced. I can close my bathroom door for privacy. The front door has also been fixed so it closes properly. I feel so grateful for the work that has been done. The staff has been wonderful working with me and negotiating with me to get the repairs done. I’m perfectly thrilled!” E. Dyson, Ingleside Neighborhood During last year’s storms, A.G.’s back sliding back door shattered and she realized her windows were leaking, causing damage to the walls beneath them. To prevent this worsening during the next winter storms, RTSF replaced the sliding door and sealed the windows. Additionally, we repaired the walls below the windows and installed a step into her backyard so that she could access it safely. This winter, A.G. was confident there would be no water intrusion into her home. A. Gleaves, Sunnydale Neighborhood In 2023, RTSF primarily served residents in San Francisco: -With an average income of $21,000 -71 years old average age -Have lived in their homes for 32 years – Live in multigenerational homes In The News RTSF’s NRM 2025 Video: May 30th, 2025 Watch our NRM 2025 Video and see the scope of work done by all our amazing volunteers and the impact it has on the community of San Francisco. You can check it out here.   RTSF’s 35th Anniversary Video: September 26th, 2024 Watch our 35th Anniversary Video and see how the critical home repairs that we have worked on have positively impacted the lives of our neighbors. You can check it out here.   Spring Newsletter: March 27th, 2024 RTSF’s recent newsletter highlighting upcoming exciting events and information. You can check it out here.   KTVU: October 22nd, 2023 Covered the work of our Fall Build Days 2023 and She Builds. View the news segment here.   Fall Newsletter: September 20th, 2023 RTSF’s recent newsletter highlighting upcoming exciting events and information. You can check it out here.   KCBS Radio: May 1st, 2022 Profiled our work at Ms. Yollin’s house. You can listen to it here.   ABC/KGO: April 30th, 2022 Covered the work of our organization and She Builds. View the news segment here. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese ( Our Story - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story At Rebuilding Together San Francisco, we provide essential repairs and renovations to help our neighbors stay in their homes and communities. Our Mission Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives. Our Vision Safe homes and communities for everyone. About Us Founded in 1989 in response to the Loma Prieta earthquake, we’ve worked in partnership to preserve affordable housing in San Francisco addressing home safety repairs, deferred maintenance, and code violations. We have served over 4,000 low-income families and worked with over 300 community spaces in San Francisco. As a result of our work, RTSF stabilizes residents and prevents displacement of San Francisco’s most vulnerable populations. We are committed to help our communities rebuild through Community Revitalization. Our Work PRESERVES affordable housing and stability for underserved and high-risk communities INCREASES the mobility, safety, and independence of seniors and neighbors with disabilities BUILDS home and wealth equity and long-term security for low-income families REDUCES isolation and risk with disaster preparedness and wellness calls RTSF is a local affiliate of Rebuilding Together , a national organization that includes 130 affiliates serving communities nationwide, and mobilizes thousands of volunteers each year. For a copy of our audited financials, annual report, or IRS 990, contact Mahogany Roland, Executive Director, at [email protected] . Board of Directors Lisa Cholmondeley, Board President Principal, Gensler Brian Donnelly, Board Treasurer Fractional CFO Ron Arana , Board Member Managing Partner, Arana Group Inc. Lizzie Sturr , Board Member Project Manager, Associate Capital Leah Turner-Jenkins , Board Member Special Projects Division Manager, Turner Construction Sarah Leads , Board Member Project Executive, Swinerton Sonia Roll , Board Member Regional Public Relations Manager, Gensler Maria Durana , Board Member Director of the SF Children & Nature Collaborative, San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department Jasmine Reyes , Board Member Project Manager, Clark Construction Group Back to Top Staff Mahogany Charlton Roland , Executive Director [email protected] (415) 322-9579 Lydia Fojtik , Programs Manager [email protected] (415) 322-8042 Tamra Johnson, Client Services Manager [email protected] (415) 275-1385 Kelsey Hull , Grants Consultant Crystal Wan, Development Coordinator [email protected] Career Opportunities Board Member Positions Opening! RTSF is looking for new board members to join us! This is an exciting opportunity for professionals to make a positive impact and join a collaborative team in furthering our mission of repairing homes and renovating community facilities in underserved neighborhoods in San Francisco. We are looking for (but not limited to) people in: Fundraising Women in Construction Human Resources Housing Community Senior Community Workforce Development and Government Click here for the board member description! Click here to fill out the application! Back to Top Board Member Spotlight She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair Please introduce yourself! What is your background? I am President and co-owner of Moroso Construction in San Francisco. We build custom residences and estates around the Bay Area. In my role I develop relationships with clients, architects and designers, I run projects, and I lend my deep experience in estimating, project management and team leadership to the process. I joined Moroso in 2008 and became an owner in 2016 with my partner Ron Bond. It has been exciting and rewarding to help to grow and shape Moroso’s approach, culture, values and trajectory over the years. A constant in my work is to champion women in the industry, and to chip away at the gendered assumptions that are still unfortunately too prevalent.   What made you decide to become a board member for RTSF? The Board opening came up in 2019 three years after I had helped to co-found our She Builds SF chapter. It was a natural step toward deeper involvement with the organization. I was first introduced to RTSF in 2016 through a colleague who knew that the ED at the time wanted to create a She Builds chapter and thought I’d be a great match because of my broad network in the industry and my advocacy for women in construction. I had co-founded a networking group for industry women in 2014 that had grown to a list of over 300, and could bring that to benefit the founding of She Builds SF.   What is your position and responsibilities? I hold two Chair positions on the Board: She Builds SF Chapter Steering Committee Chair and Development Chair. In my She Builds SF Chair position I’m responsible for leading the Steering Committee and for overseeing the funding and maintenance of She Builds SF as part of RTSF. I work with the ED at a strategic level to determine how She Builds SF serves RTSF’s mission in the big picture, and what RTSF wants and needs from the program. In the early years of She Builds SF we were very active, doing three projects in first year and visiting places where we could reach young women to talk about the mission and what we do, like the CityBuild trade program. In my Development Chair position I fundraise for RTSF and have established a field of donors related to the trades who are excited about our mission, including commercial and residential contractors, subcontractors, architects, etc. I also am involved in planning donor-supported events from smaller, accessible fundraisers like Trivia Night to the upcoming 35th anniversary.   What do you like about being a board member for RTSF? It’s important to me to try to improve the lives of people who are struggling in our city. I’ve lived in San Francisco for 30 years, I have a business in the city, my kids grew up here. I really value contributing on a grassroots level and fostering community through neighbors helping neighbors. She Builds SF is an extension of my work to connect and support women in construction, and being an RTSF Board member is a nice complement to what I do on daily basis.   What is your favorite memory with RTSF? My favorite RTSF memory is our visit to the Life Learning Academy, which is a public charter high school on Treasure Island. We met with the Principal and head of the carpentry division to talk about RTSF and She Builds SF, and had a lunch with the kids that they prepared. I really enjoyed learning about the school and how they provide kids with vocational skills like catering and carpentry to further their opportunities. From that meeting one young man came to an RTSF build day and a young woman came to SheBuilds. I never would have known about LLA if it weren’t for RTSF, and it remains a great example of everything working at its best to connect our mission with a new community partner. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chines Our Services - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Our Safe and Healthy Housing practice model is the foundation of our year round home repair and modification work. Our home repair programs focus on increasing the safety and mobility of seniors and neighbors with disabilities, preserving affordable housing for low income families, and reducing isolation and displacement. 25 Safe and Healthy Housing Priorities Safe and Healthy Housing is the foundation of our home repair work, targeting significant safety and health hazards based on the Eight Principles of Healthy Homes – keep it dry, clean, pest-free, safe, contaminant-free, well-ventilated, maintained and thermally controlled. Our 25 Health and Safety Priorities target significant health and safety hazards in homes and provide a common framework to complete comprehensive in-home assessments and set repair objectives based on each homeowner’s special needs and health status. Through critical home repairs and home modifications in underserved communities, we address the connection between health and housing, while preserving the existing affordable housing landscape across San Francisco. To expand our work, we partner with the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD) on this initiative to provide Critical Repairs that helps us expand our reach and depth of work by addressing accessibility, structural repairs, and fall prevention installations. *The Senior Home Repair Program is no longer accepting applications* Disaster Preparedness and Wellness Calls RTSF has served 150 low income households since December 2020 with Disaster Preparedness Safety Kits, and provided weekly Wellness Calls to hundreds of families throughout and in the aftermath of COVID-19. This work addresses emerging needs central to safety and care, decreasing isolation and sharing critical resources, and ensuring families and neighbors are prepared for future disasters such as earthquakes – providing supplies, security, safety and education that is often neglected to low-income households, specifically those in brown and black communities. Our Safety Kits contain over $100 worth of basic safety supplies, including a Red Cross First Aid Kit, emergency radio, flashlight, space blanket, soap, canned foods, and more, to ensure that all San Francisco are prepared for an earthquake or other disaster. Equity in Energy Efficiency Part of our work toward thriving communities is offering appliance upgrades to low income households. We are committed to making energy efficiency accessible to all neighbors with upgrades that will reduce their environmental impact, save them money with reduced energy bills, and improve air quality. Installing adequate and quality ventilation and appliances helps alleviate many common household health problems, improving air quality in the home is critical to protecting many of our neighbors in fragile health. Community Build Days Community Build Days bring community partners and volunteers together to revitalize and repair homes and community spaces. We host two large volunteer efforts per year; National Rebuilding Month in April focuses on projects supporting low-income homes, and our Fall effort focuses on projects at community spaces and facilities. Watch our NRM 2025 Video Here! NRM 2025 Video National Rebuilding Month A city and nation-wide renovation effort in April that engages the community to provide repairs and improvements that increase the safety and comfort of income-qualified neighbors and families. She Builds A unique effort to empower and enrich female-led and centered organizations and support women staying safe in their homes and communities. This program is run and completed entirely by women, focused on engaging and supporting a strong network of women in the trades in the Bay Area. She Builds promotes women supporting women in their communities and is held during National Rebuilding Month in April. Fall Community Build Day An opportunity for community members and partners to support a community space, garden, park, or facility with projects that create lasting and impactful renovations and upgrades to an underserved neighborhood. These projects are focused in an intentionally targeted community and work to build resiliency and connectedness with neighbors across San Francisco. Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Apply - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Apply To A Program Please see Important Update below. Apply online or download the application and mail, fax or email to us. Mail: PO Box 882823 San Francisco, CA 94188 Email: [email protected] , Fax: 415-905-1610 or call 415-905-1611 Client Comment Process Home Repairs Important Update: Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. We have funding to serve 100 people before December 31st, 2025. Fill out your application now to secure a spot! In order to be added to the list all documents are requested; application, proof of income, completed Landlord Agreement or Proof of homeownership. Our Client Services Manager will contact you to provide a status update. Please download and review our Resource List for more information. In addition to the completed application, the following information is also required in order to complete your file: -Landlord Approval Form (attached in email if applicant is a renter) – Proof of Income – Proof of Homeownership All completed forms can be submitted to [email protected], or by fax (415) 905-1610. Apply Here More Info Here Download Application Download Landlord Authorization Form Download Additional Resources Info Community Space Renovations RTSF provides renovation services to eligible non-profit agencies and community spaces during National Rebuilding Month and Fall Community Build Day. Apply Download Application Eligibility Income guidelines based on the area’s median income levels help determine eligibility for Rebuilding Together SF programs. Household 1 $68,950 Household 2 $78,800 Household 3 $88,700 Household 4 $98,500 Household 5 $106,400 Household 6 $114,300 Household 7 $122,150 Household 8 $130,050 © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Our Partners - Rebuilding Together SF Skip to content (415) 905-1611 535 Mission Street 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Mail Rebuilding Together SF Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives! Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Story About us Board of Directors Staff Careers Our Services Safe and Healthy Housing Community Build Days Apply for Services Our Reach Volunteer Opportunities Our Impact In The News Our Partners Become a Partner Corporate Partners Employer Donation Matching Community Partners Home is Health Corporate Sponsorships Become a Sponsor Our Partners Become a Partner Our partner’s engagement and generosity is invaluable to the deepening of our mission. We tailor partnership to ensure they provide a win-win for your unique philanthropic goals and communications and the communities we serve. Corporate Social Responsibility Strengthen your corporate social responsibility by positively impacting the community your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support. Tax-Deductible Support Your support is a tax-deductible investment directly to our programs that have changed the lives of thousands of low income families living in unsafe homes. Join Us! Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities Check out our Corporate Sponsorship Menu to learn more about special volunteer opportunities hosted by RTSF for your employees! Corporate Sponsorship Menu Public Community Impact Show your leadership in preserving affordable housing! We offer a variety of ways to promote your commitment to your team and in all RTSF marketing and promotion. Give Through A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) is an easy, flexible, and tax-efficient way to support Rebuilding Together San Francisco. When you give through a DAF, your generosity helps ensure that longtime residents—seniors, veterans, and families—can remain safe, healthy, and rooted in the homes they love. How a Donor-Advised Fund Works 1. GIVE Make a tax-deductible contribution Open a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) and contribute cash, stocks, or other assets—such as private business interests, cryptocurrency, or private company stock—to receive an immediate tax deduction. 2. GROW Let your donation grow, tax-free While you decide which nonprofits to support, your DAF balance can be invested and grow tax-free—creating even greater impact for the causes you care about. 3. GRANT Support the charities you love—now or later Recommend grants from your DAF to organizations that matter most to you, like Rebuilding Together San Francisco. You can give one-time or over time, at your own pace, while continuing to make a lasting difference in your community. How to Recommend a DAF Gift to Rebuilding Together San Francisco When you’re ready to make a DAF gift, simply provide your fund administrator with the following information: Legal Name: Rebuilding Together San Francisco Tax ID (EIN): 94-3107808 Address: WeWork c/o Rebuilding Together SF 535 Mission St 14th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Suite 1629 If you use a DAF through Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, or BNY Mellon, you can recommend a grant directly using their online portals. Sample Language: “I recommend that my Donor-Advised Fund make a grant to Rebuilding Together San Francisco to support their mission of preserving homes and protecting communities.” Your support through a DAF helps ensure that San Francisco remains a city where everyone—regardless of income or age—can live safely and securely in the place they call home. Corporate Partners Your investment with Rebuilding Together San Francisco changes lives and moves the needle on addressing the thousands of neighbors and families in need living in unsafe and unhealthy homes. We strengthen your Corporate Social Responsibility by providing you with a range of opportunities to positively impact neighbors in the communities your employees live and work through mission-driven capacity support, impact and story based lunch and learns for your team, community volunteer opportunities, and recognition in all public facing collateral, marketing, shirts and banners for year round community initiatives and Build Day projects. The Swinerton Foundation Swinerton Builders Wells Fargo KKR Morrison & Foerster Foundation Prologis Lowes Salal Credit Union UKG Gaetani Real Estate AT6 Architecture + Design Build Kaiser Permanente Back to Top Matching Gift and Volunteer Grant information provided by Community Partners No one organization can do it alone. Together, we can positively impact millions of our neighbors who live in unsafe homes. By investing in communities, we rebuild the lives of people in need by improving the safety of their homes and revitalize our communities. Mayors Office of Housing and Community Development Episcopal Impact Community Fund SF Department of Health The Lennox Foundation Meals on Wheels Institute of Aging Self Help for the Elderly SF CARD Back to Top Stay Up-To-Date with Rebuilding Together SF Join Our Newsletter © 2017-2023 Rebuilding Together SF. All Rights Reserved. Go to Top English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) English We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language Close and do not switch language We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change to: English English Spanish Chinese (China) Chinese (Hong Kong) Change Language