Larry, a 72-year-old disabled Air Force veteran , has lived in his home for 41 years. Home Repairs for Good first helped him in 2020 when his shower was leaking and couldn’t be turned off. Fast forward to this past October, and Larry was one of 11 homeowners served during our annual Fall Repair Fest, receiving assistance from volunteers across the community. It was meaningful support for someone who is far more familiar with giving help than asking for it. Larry’s commitment

Ms. Cielsiolka receiving homeowner care kit. Roxane has lived in her home for many years, cherishing the comfort and independence it provides. When her gas furnace stopped working back in 2020, she reached out to Home Repairs for Good for help. Our team was able to install a new furnace at no cost, keeping her home warm and safe through the winter. Fast forward to 2025, and Roxane faced another challenge. The Marion County Public Health Department issued a citation due to th

“ It isn’t officially Fall until Fall Repair Fest! ” shares one of our long-time volunteers, and she’s exactly right. On October 25th, 109 general volunteers from across Indianapolis joined 12 volunteer Site Supervisors as well as Home Repairs for Good staff to provide critical home repairs for 11 older homeowners , including two veterans and our oldest homeowners served that day, who was 89 years old. Of those 109 volunteers, 61 were joining Home Repairs for Good for the

On a beautiful Saturday morning, I found myself chatting with Tammye in her backyard while the Home Repairs for Good Gutter Crew worked on her home. We hadn’t planned to meet, but as the conversation unfolded, I was struck by her story and her perspective on life. Tammye studied journalism at IUPUI, and became a field reporter because she valued truth and wanted to uncover what was really going on around her. Her career took a surprising turn when she moved to Los Angeles, wh