When it comes to critical home repairs, many older adults struggle to find help that is both affordable and reliable. After learning about Home Repairs for Good at an IMPD neighborhood meeting, Darlene, a 67-year-old homeowner, was able to receive critical repairs at no cost. With the support of our volunteers, her gutters were fixed, and the overgrowth along her fence line was cleared. But it was during this yard project that we heard a touching story of how a single act of

Tammye Bonner lives by the same words of wisdom she so freely offers others: Dream big. Don’t be afraid to say what you mean and to say what you need. And lastly, be vulnerable. We sat down with Tammye in her childhood home, where her mother, Theresa, still resides at 90 years old. Both women have received services from Home Repairs for Good , allowing them to age in place and preserve the homes that hold so much of their history. Family photos, albums, and well-loved trinket

Since 2020, Home Repairs for Good has been able to help Rita with more than 10 home repairs. The largest being the replacement of nine of her windows with new ones.

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