Mr. Roberts is a proud Anderson County resident and has been for the past twenty-seven years. He’s known for his kindness and loves tinkering and wood-working. In fact, he built the mobile home he lives in now on the plot of land he bought when
A porch is a southern staple. For many, a porch is a symbol of community. It’s a neighborly wave, a meal delivered, or enjoying a glass of that southern sweet tea with a friend. For us, a porch means so much more. Before a porch
Rebuild Upstate receives $12,500 from IBERIABANK and First Horizon Rebuild Upstate recently received a $12,500 donation from IBERIABANK and First Horizon to support home repair for low-income homeowners in the Upstate. Rebuild Upstate receives public and private funds to support home repairs across Greenville, Anderson,
Rebuild Upstate adds three new members to its Board of Directors GREENVILLE, S.C. – Three members of the Upstate business community have joined the Rebuild Upstate board of directors. The new board members are Peggy Chamblee of Countybank, Preston Oglesby of Brasfield & Gorrie, and
“I’m Good Here”: Meet Ms. Cynthia A Florida native who is now a Greenville resident, Ms. Cynthia has lived in the Upstate since 2005. Ms. Cynthia loves volunteering for the City of Greenville more than anything. From Artisphere to beer festivals, you name it and
Home Preservation, Homelessness, & Education: A Powerful Mission Intersection Home preservation has powerful direct outcomes. It allows seniors to age in place, reduce the risk of injury due to falls, and it protects home equity for someone who is low-income. As a mission, home preservation
Home Repairs for Christmas: Meet Ms. Nancy As a single parent of three children (all with the same birthday), Mrs. Nancy was constantly on the hunt for affordable housing. As a young mother, she was forced to relocate her family every two years in order
Rebuild Upstate receives $15,000 grant from The Leon Levine Foundation GREENVILLE, S.C. – The foundation created by the founder of Family Dollar Stores, Inc. has awarded Rebuild Upstate with a $15,000 grant. Following his retirement from Family Dollar in 2003, Leon Levine began his second
The Handyman Club: Monday Crew is instrumental in the growth and impact of Rebuild Upstate. Tasked big or small, Tom, Walt, Jay, Doug, Mike, and Bob are always willing to help. They’ve been serving homeowners through special projects and repairs suited for small, skilled teams
Rebuild Upstate receives National Award for the fourth time in seven years GREENVILLE, S.C. – ReFrame Association, the national association for volunteer-based home repair organizations in the United States, recently honored Rebuild Upstate with its fourth Best Practices Award in the past seven years. The
