Father Gary Eichelberger is the Rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Greenville, S.C. He and his wife Kacey have 3 children: Virginia, Jack, and Eliza. Through his leadership at St. Andrews, the congregation participates in multiple build days each year and is a constant
Rebuild Upstate proudly partners with the United Way of Greenville County as an Americorps partner site. AmeriCorps is the federal agency connecting individuals and organizations through service and volunteering to tackle the nation’s most pressing challenges. Learn more at AmeriCorps.gov. Or contact your local AmeriCorps
A Letter from President/CEO & Founder, Chris Manley: Dear Rebuild Upstate family, In the early days of our organization, Rebuild Upstate took trips to New Orleans to clean-up and rebuild homes following the devastating floods of Hurricane Katrina. These were large trips – up to
Housing is Health: A message from Rebuild Upstate President/CEO & Founder, Chris Manley It can be difficult to be certain of anything these days. The global coronavirus pandemic continues to challenge our everyday assumptions about how the world works. In just six months, COVID-19 challenged
Rebuild Upstate Awarded $30,000 to Preserve Homes for Rural Veterans Veterans and their families in rural communities will have better lives thanks to The Home Depot Foundation and the Housing Assistance Council and their efforts to build and preserve safe housing for U.S. veterans living
Rebuild Upstate receives $10,000 grant from Wells Fargo Rebuild Upstate recently received a $10,000 donation from Wells Fargo to support the repairs of three homes in the Upstate. Rebuild Upstate receives public and private funds to support home repairs across Greenville, Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee
An Update from Rebuild Upstate President/CEO Chris Manley Dear Rebuild Upstate Family: These recent months have been challenging for all of us in a whole host of ways. This time has indeed been a challenge for Rebuild Upstate. Accomplishing our mission requires us to be
8 Ways to Support Rebuild Upstate During COVID-19 1. Donate Money, Supplies, or Time With layoffs and uncertainty surrounding our global economy, it’s okay if you don’t feel comfortable making a monetary donation. Just remember, that if you do want to donate, every penny counts.
When Christ Church Episcopal chose to kick off their Bicentennial year of service with a Rebuild Upstate build day, the Brockman family jumped on board. Tim Brockman serves on the church outreach committee, is a foster father to many, and is passionate about fighting injustice
“I had no idea there were people out there still coming together as a genuine group of people that cared.” It took bravery for Ms. K, who has always been independent, to ask for help. This Steel Magnolia is 89-years-old. She is well-traveled, well-read, and
