Rebuilding Together DC • Alexandria

Rebuilding Together DC • Alexandria Since 1986, Rebuilding Together DC • Alexandria and our amazing volunteers have provided free home repairs to in-need neighbors and community spaces.

Our Vision: Safe homes and communities for everyone. Rebuilding Together Alexandria impacts the overall quality of life for residents in the City of Alexandria in many ways including maintaining affordable housing, revitalizing communities, and stabilizing low- and moderate-income areas by eliminating blight in many neighborhoods. We are dedicated to repairing and rehabilitating homes free of cost for those in need, including the elderly, persons with disabilities, military veterans, and families with children. Since 1986, this non-profit organization has been committed to donating home repairs to the in-need families of our Alexandria, Virginia community. Learn about our history. We are part of a national network of over 200 affiliates, making Rebuilding Together the nation's largest nonprofit working to preserve affordable homeownership and to revitalize neighborhoods by providing home repair services free of charge to those in need. Rebuilding Together Alexandria has many programs that support our mission:

National Rebuilding Day --The core initiative of Rebuilding Together Alexandria is National Rebuilding Day when volunteers provide free home repairs for low-income homeowners. Veterans Housing --We assist veterans, active-duty service members and military families maintain safe and accessible housing. Safe & Healthy Homes --This initiative allows the elderly and people with disabilities to age in place by addressing home repair and maintenance issues that present safety risks or limit access to and within their home. Energize Alexandria --Our green housing program saves homeowners money on utility bills and provides healthier home environments and communities through energy efficient home repairs and weatherization. Rebuilding Together Alexandria is a gift of volunteered time and materials given to repair the homes of homeowners who are physically or financially unable to perform these repairs. Because of the work RTAs volunteers do, physically-challenged recipients become more self-sufficient with greater home mobility, most elderly clients age-in-place for many years beyond the repair year, and families don't have to choose between feeding their children or fixing a leaking roof. RTA provides repair services year round, but the emphasis of our volunteer projects still focuses on National Rebuilding Day -- held every year in the month of April, and is the culmination of volunteer rebuilding events leading up to the last weekend of that month throughout communities in the United States. Nearly one thousand volunteers give their time and skills to help local families with home repairs

Last week, Rebuilding Together DC • Alexandria had the opportunity to visit Sarah’s Circle to share information about ou...
09/14/2026

Last week, Rebuilding Together DC • Alexandria had the opportunity to visit Sarah’s Circle to share information about our programs and the home repair and modification services we provide.

Sarah’s Circle is an affordable housing residence and community center serving low-income older adults in Washington, DC. Their work focuses on creating a supportive community where seniors can remain independent, stay connected, and age in place.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect with their community, answer questions, and share resources that can help older adults live safely and independently.

Thank you, Sarah’s Circle, for welcoming us and for the important work you do for DC’s older adults!

Throwback to 2014! Check out this wonderful group of volunteers who worked on an Alexandria home in 2014. Do you recogni...
09/10/2026

Throwback to 2014! Check out this wonderful group of volunteers who worked on an Alexandria home in 2014. Do you recognize anyone in this photo? Share your memories in the comments!

09/08/2026

Important Housing Updates for Alexandria Residents!

The City of Alexandria has launched a new Eviction Diversion Program to help eligible tenants facing eviction due to nonpayment of rent. The program may allow qualifying tenants to enter a court-ordered payment plan, beginning with 10% of the amount owed, followed by three monthly installments while continuing to pay regular rent. If the payment plan is successfully completed, the eviction case will be dismissed.

Residents facing eviction are encouraged to review the eligibility requirements and ask about the program at their first court hearing.

In addition, ARHA’s 2027 Annual Agency Plan and proposed updates to its Housing Choice Voucher and Public Housing policies are open for public comment. Written comments are due September 22, with a public hearing scheduled for September 23 from 5:30–6:30 p.m.

These are important opportunities to learn about available housing resources and have your voice heard on policies affecting housing in Alexandria.

Throwback to 2004!  Here’s a look back at a group of dedicated volunteers representing the city of Alexandria who spent ...
09/03/2026

Throwback to 2004! Here’s a look back at a group of dedicated volunteers representing the city of Alexandria who spent a Saturday rolling up their sleeves and giving back to their community. Do you recognize anyone in this photo? Share your memories in the comments!

A huge thank you to Wells Fargo and its wonderful volunteers for giving their time and talents to help our neighbors rem...
09/03/2026

A huge thank you to Wells Fargo and its wonderful volunteers for giving their time and talents to help our neighbors remain safely and comfortably in the homes they love. Your hard work helps create safer, healthier homes and stronger communities—and we’re so grateful for your partnership! https://www.wellsfargo.com/

The 2026 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) has been delayed indefinitely, with no information currently available about it...
09/02/2026

The 2026 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) has been delayed indefinitely, with no information currently available about its future. If you have previously supported Rebuilding Together DC Alexandria through the CFC, we encourage you to continue supporting our mission by making a direct donation through our online portal accessible here: https://rebuildingtogetherdca.org/

It's   .... Representing Del Ray United Methodist Church, this group of volunteers helped repair and modify an Alexandri...
08/27/2026

It's .... Representing Del Ray United Methodist Church, this group of volunteers helped repair and modify an Alexandria home in 2006. Do you recognize anyone in this photo? Share your memories in the comments!

08/27/2026

Research shows that homeowners with heirs’ property often face a difficult combination of greater home repair needs and fewer options for financing those repairs. Inherited homes are more likely to be older and in poorer condition, while unclear or clouded titles can make it difficult for families to access conventional financing and even home repair assistance. Without support, needed repairs may be delayed, putting housing stability, long-held family homes, and generational wealth at risk.

At RTDCA, we recognize that preserving a home sometimes requires addressing more than its physical condition. Each year, we partner with Legal Counsel for the Elderly and Mayer Brown to provide free real estate document services to our clients, helping homeowners address property and estate-related matters that can affect their ability to protect and maintain their homes for future generations.

The report is especially relevant because it recommends that home repair programs integrate title-clearing assistance and connect homeowners with estate-planning resources—very much in line with the type of partnership RTDCA already provides.

Read the full University of Texas School of Law report:

https://law.utexas.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/2026/08/HomeReportPrograms-and-HeirsProperty.pdf

When clients tell us that a repair has made their home safer, more comfortable, or given them greater peace of mind, it ...
08/26/2026

When clients tell us that a repair has made their home safer, more comfortable, or given them greater peace of mind, it reminds us why we do what we do. We are incredibly grateful to our volunteers, donors, sponsors, and partners who make these transformations possible. And most of all, we are grateful to the homeowners who trust us to be part of their journey.

We’ve been digging through our archives as we prepare to celebrate 40 years of repairing homes for vulnerable population...
08/20/2026

We’ve been digging through our archives as we prepare to celebrate 40 years of repairing homes for vulnerable populations in Alexandria and DC.
This photo from 2005 captures a team of American Bankers Association volunteers coming together to work on a home in Alexandria. Nearly four decades later, we’re still grateful for the volunteers, partners, and supporters who make our work possible.
Were you part of this amazing team? If you spot yourself in the photo, let us know in the comments; we'd love to hear your memories!

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101 Xenia Street SW, Suite 102
Washington D.C., DC
20032

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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