Rebuilding Together Miami-Dade Inc

“The form 990 will be reviewed by the organization's executive committee before filing.”

“Every contract and the contents thereof that the organization engages in must be approved by the board to ensure that there is no conflict of interest in regard to each board member.”

“The process for determining the compensation include a review and approval by independent individuals.”

“The governing documents are made available to the public upon request.”

“Rebuilding together miami-dade, inc. Is a nonprofit whose mission is repairing homes, revitalizing communities and rebuiling lives. The organization raises funds from the private and public sector to fund the rehabilitation services provided to qualified homeowners. The organization identifies home owners who complete an application and are qualified by the criteria established, houses are assessed and work scope agreed upon. Once there is funding, the home repairs are completed by skilled and unskilled laborers and volunteers.”

“In 2024, rebuilding together miami-dade made significant strides in its mission to preserve affordable housing and support the most vulnerable members of the community through critical repairs, community revitalization, and disaster resilience. The organization served 65 properties-including 62 single-family homes, 2 community buildings, and 1 multifamily apartment. Through programs like safe at home, veterans at home, shebuilds, building a healthy neighborhood, and disaster repairs & resiliency, rtmd addressed the unique needs of low-income families, elderly residents, women-headed households, and veterans. Notably, 90% of the homeowners served identified as bipoc, 77% were female-led households, 65% had a resident over the age of 62, and 41% had someone with a disability. The organization provided 15 new roofs, 11 sets of impact windows and doors, 7 kitchen remodels, and 15 full bathroom conversions. In total, rtmd reached 301 individuals through these efforts. The work was powered by 486 volunteers-including 265 specialized volunteers and 221 general volunteers-who contributed both skill and heart. These initiatives were supported by a diverse group of funders and community partners who share rtmd's vision of safe, healthy, and dignified housing for all.”