Rebuilding Together North Texas

Rebuilding Together North Texas Repair Homes | Revitalize Communities | Rebuild Lives

08/28/2026

⛳️ Your next round can do more than lower your score—it can help rebuild a community.

We're bringing [Re]Building Fore the Future back to your feed because there's still time to get in the game!

Join Rebuilding Together North Texas on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at The Courses at Watters Creek for a day of golf, networking, and making a meaningful impact across North Texas.

Your participation helps support repairs that make homes safer, healthier, and more sustainable for homeowners in our community.

🏌️ Wednesday, October 7
📍 The Courses at Watters Creek
⏰ 8 AM onward

Bring your team. Sponsor a hole. Invite your clients. Play for a purpose.

👉 Register your foursome or explore sponsorship opportunities through the link in our bio.

We’re excited to share that we received a Spark Good local grant from our local Walmart in Plano, TX, store  #2995 ! Thi...
08/27/2026

We’re excited to share that we received a Spark Good local grant from our local Walmart in Plano, TX, store #2995 ! This grant will help with working to preserve affordable homeownership and revitalize communities with free home and facility repairs. We are proud to spark good in our community!

🏠 A safe home changes everything.This September, Rebuilding Together North Texas is participating in North Texas Giving ...
08/27/2026

🏠 A safe home changes everything.

This September, Rebuilding Together North Texas is participating in North Texas Giving Day! 💙

Your support helps provide critical home repairs and accessibility improvements for low income older adults, veterans and people living with disabilities across North Texas. Helping our North Texas neighbors stay safe, healthy and independent in the homes they love. 🔨❤️

📅 North Texas Giving Day is September 17 — and early giving starts today!

Together, we can help make sure more of our North Texas neighbors have a safe and healthy place to call home. 🏡💙

We're building on a strong foundation at Rebuilding Together North Texas.Thanks to the dedication of our staff, voluntee...
08/26/2026

We're building on a strong foundation at Rebuilding Together North Texas.

Thanks to the dedication of our staff, volunteers, board members, donors and partners, meaningful work is happening every day to help our North Texas neighbors live in safer, healthier homes.

We have some exciting news & updates to share!

Welcome Elinor Ochoa as our new Board President!

We are deeply grateful to Sandy Sweeney for her leadership as President over the past three years and thankful that she will continue serving RTNTX as Immediate Past President.

We're excited to announce that Rebuilding Together National, through a capacity grant made possible by Lowe's, is providing additional resources to help RTNTX strengthen our infrastructure, partnerships and long-term sustainability while building on the important work already underway.

As part of this capacity investment, Catrina Clemens, MSW has joined RTNTX as Fractional CEO, focused on strengthening organizational strategy, infrastructure, partnerships and long-term sustainability.

If you've been looking for a meaningful way to serve North Texas as a volunteer, partner, donor, committee member or future board member, we'd love to connect!

Click here to see how you can get involved:
https://www.idealist.org/en/nonprofit/52f4e1175d674519b30b36e0a7b59cee-rebuilding-together-north-texas-plano

🤝 Building stronger communities means showing up, connecting, and learning from one another.Rebuilding Together North Te...
08/22/2026

🤝 Building stronger communities means showing up, connecting, and learning from one another.

Rebuilding Together North Texas was proud to attend the 2026 Business & Nonprofit Reception hosted by the North Texas Disability Chamber.

Events like this remind us that rebuilding communities isn't something any one organization can do alone. It takes collaboration across nonprofits, businesses, community leaders, and people who are committed to creating more accessible and inclusive communities.

We made valuable connections, learned from fellow community leaders, and look forward to continuing the work of building stronger North Texas neighborhoods—together.

Thank you, , for creating space for meaningful connection and collaboration. 💚

⛳️ A day on the course. A future rebuilt.Join Rebuilding Together North Texas for our annual [Re]Building Fore the Futur...
08/20/2026

⛳️ A day on the course. A future rebuilt.

Join Rebuilding Together North Texas for our annual [Re]Building Fore the Future event.

Starting at 8 AM, we'll come together for a day of golf, connection, and community—all while helping make North Texas homes safer, healthier, and more sustainable for the people who call them home.

🏌️ October 7, 2026
📍 The Courses at Watters Creek
⏰ 8 AM onward

Play for the future. Build for the community.

👉 Register your team or learn about sponsorship opportunities through the link in our bio.

We're excited to celebrate another milestone in our partnership with the University of St. Augustine! 🎉The 1st package o...
08/13/2026

We're excited to celebrate another milestone in our partnership with the University of St. Augustine! 🎉

The 1st package of occupational therapy student reports has officially been completed, marking a successful start to this meaningful collaboration.

Through hands-on fieldwork in Cedar Crest homes, students are gaining real-world experience while helping us better understand how home environments—especially with regards to accessibility—can impact the health, safety, and independence of North Texas residents.

What we found:
🏠 Nearly every home evaluated had at least 1 fall-risk hazard invisible to a non-clinical eye — uneven or "spongy" flooring, missing handrails, unsecured thresholds, or entryways that don't accommodate a walker or wheelchair.
✚ Multiple clients were managing serious health conditions (chronic pain, post-surgical recovery, diabetic neuropathy, arthritis, cerebral palsy) while living in homes with active structural hazards — leaking roofs, rotting wood, exposed wiring, non-functioning HVAC.
🧯Basic safety infrastructure was missing or expired in several homes: no carbon monoxide detectors, disconnected smoke detectors, fire extinguishers years past expiration.
👩‍👩‍👧‍👧 Many clients are aging in place while also caregiving — for grandchildren, for a spouse — meaning an unsafe home puts more than one generation at risk.
🛠️ The most common OT recommendations were also some of the most affordable to implement: grab bars, raised toilet seats, shower chairs, ramps, handrails — small, targeted changes with outsized impact on independence and fall prevention.

The partnership matters because OT evaluations turn ""the house needs work"" into a clear clinical case for funders, referral partners, and volunteers. A contractor can see a broken step; an occupational therapist can see why that step is dangerous for this specific person — their balance, their mobility device, their reach, their fatigue level — and translate that into a prioritized, medically grounded repair plan.

By the numbers (out of 8 homes evaluated):
- 8 of 8 had uneven flooring, unsecured thresholds, or trip hazards flagged — this was universal
- 7 of 8 were missing grab bars in the bathroom, or OT specifically recommended installing them
- 6 of 8 had active roof or water-damage issues (leaks, ceiling cracks, water intrusion)
- 5 of 8 had missing, disconnected, or dead-battery smoke/CO detectors
- 5 of 8 had a missing or expired fire extinguisher
- 5 of 8 clients relied on a mobility device (cane, walker, wheelchair) to move through their own home
- 4 of 8 clients had a documented history of falls in the past several months (one additional client reported no recent falls but was still flagged as high fall-risk)
- 4 of 8 had a non-functioning or inadequate HVAC system
- 4 of 8 had a noted structural or foundation concern

Thank you to the University of St. Augustine students and faculty for your dedication and partnership. We look forward to continuing this important work!

🏠 What if your roof could do more than just keep the rain out?Introducing the FORTIFIED™ Roofing Program—a science-backe...
08/12/2026

🏠 What if your roof could do more than just keep the rain out?

Introducing the FORTIFIED™ Roofing Program—a science-backed roofing standard designed to help homes better withstand the severe weather we know all too well in North Texas.

🌪️ Why does this matter?

North Texas homeowners know that severe weather is part of life. Texas has ranked as the nation’s leader in hail damage for 11 consecutive years, with 902 major hail events reported statewide in 2025—more than double the number reported in the 2nd-ranked state.

From damaging hail and high winds to tornadoes and heavy storms, extreme weather can put your home’s roof to the test.

A FORTIFIED Roof goes beyond standard building codes by incorporating stronger construction methods, including:

✔️ Sealed roof deck — helps reduce water intrusion if shingles are damaged or removed
✔️ Ring-shank nails — provide stronger attachment between the roof deck and structure
✔️ Reinforced roof edges — help prevent wind from lifting roofing materials
✔️ Tested vents — designed to withstand high winds and wind-driven rain

The result? A roof built with resilience in mind.

💰 Additional benefits may include potential homeowners insurance discounts (depending on your carrier)

We're figuring out how to offer the FORTIFIED Roofing Program for eligible Rebuilding Together North Texas homeowners. We still have some work to do to make this a reality. If you or anyone you know needs roofing assistance, please complete an Interest Form here: https://rtntx.org/apply

Rebuilding isn't just about repairing what's broken—it’s about preparing for what’s next.

To Current Applicants:We understand that you are eager to know the status of your application, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused by our delayed response. As a small nonprofit, we are currently facing a significant influx of calls, messages, and emails, which has exceeded our ca...

08/11/2026

🏌️ Every Swing Builds Something Bigger.

This October, your round of golf can help make North Texas homes safer, healthier, and more accessible for our neighbors who need it most.

⛳ Join us for [Re]Building Fore the Future and become part of a community that's investing in stronger homes and stronger neighborhoods.

Whether you're:
🏆 Looking to showcase your business as a sponsor
👥 Creating a memorable day on the course with your team
🤝 Networking with community and business leaders
❤️ Giving back in a meaningful way
..there's a place for you on the course.

Sponsors receive valuable brand exposure while directly supporting critical home repairs for local families, older adults, veterans, and neighbors living with disabilities.

🎯 Register your foursome or become a sponsor today before spots fill up.

🔗 Link in bio or visit our website to learn more: https://rtntx.org/rebuilding4future2026

Tag a friend, coworker, client, or golf buddy who should join you!

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3905 Hedgcoxe Road
Plano, TX
75025

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