REBUILDING TOGETHER INC
WASHINGTON, DC | District of Columbia
Affordable Housing
Overview
REBUILDING TOGETHER INC
52-1585880
999 N CAPITOL STREET NE 330
WASHINGTON, DC 20002
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON, DC 20002
District of Columbia
(202) 518-3100
communications@rebuildingtogether.org
Mission Statement
REPAIRING HOMES, REVITALIZING COMMUNITIES, REBUILDING LIVES.
CRA Category
- Affordable Housing
Nonprofit location
- This nonprofit is not located in any CRA geographies.
Awards & Certifications
- This nonprofit has not received any CRA awards or certifications.
Founded
1988
Total Employees
40
Total Volunteers
100,000
Nonprofit Classification (NTEE Code)
L81
L - Housing, Shelter
Home Improvement & Repairs
Organizations that provide assistance for homeowners who need to upgrade their homes to make them attractive, safe, accessible and energy efficient.
IRS Activity Codes
560
Supplying money, goods or services to the poor
-
Not reported
-
Not reported
Standard Business Classification (NAICS Code)
624229
Other Community Housing Services
Targeted Clients
- Disabled
- Economically Disadvantaged
- Families
- General Public
- LGBTQ Individuals
- Men
- Military
- Minority Individuals
- Rural Residents
- Senior Citizens
- Underbanked or Unbanked
- Veterans
- Unemployed
- Women
CRA Income Characteristics
- HUD Assistance Recipients
- Low-Income
- Medicaid Recipients
- Moderate-Income
- People Living Below Poverty Level
- Welfare Recipients
CRA Alignment
CRA Category
Affordable Housing
Creation, rehabilitation, operation or preservation of affordable housing.
100%
Percent LMI Served
as reported by the nonprofit
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Programs & Services
Building a Healthy Neighborhood
Through Building a Healthy Neighborhood, Rebuilding Together adopts a deeper and longer-term focus at the neighborhood level. Building a Healthy Neighborhood is a partnership between Rebuilding Together, residents and community stakeholders to revitalize neighborhoods with safe, healthy, affordable, homes and community spaces that are accessible for all. We make a multiyear commitment to a target neighborhood or area and coordinate with partner organizations to improve the health and safety of homes and strengthen community infrastructure through the revitalization of parks, schools, community centers and nonprofit facilities
Targeted Clients
- Disabled
- Economically Disadvantaged
- Families
- People needing Credit Counseling
- LGBTQ Individuals
- Men
- Military
- Minority Individuals
- Native Americans
- Rural Residents
- Senior Citizens
- Underbanked or Unbanked
- Veterans
- Unemployed
- Women
CRA Income Characteristics
Not reported
Safe at Home
Safe at Home provides home modifications for older adults and people with disabilities to improve accessibility, reduce falls, increase independence and facilitate aging-in place. Safe at Home is designed to improve aging-in-place outcomes for low-income older adults through the modification of their home environment to meet their specific needs. Safe at Home serves veterans and their families through Veterans at Home. Too many Americans who once wore our nation’s uniform, and sacrificed for our country, now live in substandard housing and are at severe risk of homelessness.
Targeted Clients
- Disabled
- Economically Disadvantaged
- Men
- Military
- Minority Individuals
- Rural Residents
- Senior Citizens
- Underbanked or Unbanked
- Veterans
- Unemployed
- Women
CRA Income Characteristics
- Low-Income
- Moderate-Income
- People Living Below Poverty Level
- HUD Assistance Recipients
- Welfare Recipients
Disaster Readiness and Recovery
With natural and man-made disasters on the rise, Rebuilding Together helps neighbors in time of crisis to rebuild their homes and lives. Rebuilding Together’s Disaster Readiness and Recovery program offers disaster mitigation, preparedness, response and long-term recovery support to help families and communities affected by natural disasters to rebuild their homes and lives.
Targeted Clients
- Disabled
- Economically Disadvantaged
- Families
- General Public
- LGBTQ Individuals
- Men
- Military
- Minority Individuals
- Native Americans
- Rural Residents
- Senior Citizens
- Underbanked or Unbanked
- Veterans
- Unemployed
- Women
CRA Income Characteristics
- Low-Income
- Moderate-Income
- People Living Below Poverty Level
- HUD Assistance Recipients
- Welfare Recipients
Awards & Certifications
Community Development Financial Institution
Community Development Financial Institution Award Recipient
New Market Tax Credit Recipient
HUD Counseling Agency
Low Income Housing Tax Credit Recipient
IRS Summary
Income
$14.4M
Revenue
$14.4M
Assets
$7.5M
IRS Business Master File Details
As of March 2024
Exempt Ruling Date
1988-09
Deductibility Status
Deductible
Last Tax Filing
2022
Organization Type
Corporation
Organization Tax Filing Status
990 (all other) or 990EZ return
Foundation Tax Filing Status
990-PF not required by IRS
Affiliation Classification
Independent Organization
Basis for Foundation/Public Charity Status
Organization which receives a substantial part of its support from a governmental unit or the general public 170(b)(1)(A)(vi)
IRS Publication 78 Details
As of March 2024
Verified in Publication 78
No
Deductibility Limitation
Not reported
Organization Description
Not reported
IRS Form 990 Returns
Through August 2023
Nonprofit Location
Physical Address
999 N CAPITOL STREET NE 330
WASHINGTON, DC 20002
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON, DC 20002
District of Columbia
Area Type
Metropolitan Statistical Area
FIPS Geocoded Address
47894
MSA/MD
11
State
001
County
0106.03
Tract
Upper
Income Level
Core-Based Statistical Area
47900 - Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV
Combined Statistical Area
548 - Washington-Baltimore-Arlington, DC-MD-VA-WV-PA
Metropolitan Division
47894 - Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV
Located In
Low- or Moderate-Income Census Tract
Opportunity Zone
Majority Minority Census Tract
42.28%
FFIEC Designated Distressed Census Tract
FFIEC Underserved Census Tract
Geographies Served
- CA - All Counties
- CO - All Counties
- DC - District of Columbia
- FL - All Counties
- GA - All Counties
- IL - All Counties
- MA - All Counties
- MO - All Counties & Cities
- NV - All Counties & Cities
- NC - All Counties
- OH - All Counties
- OK - All Counties
- OR - All Counties
- TX - All Counties
- VA - All Counties & Cities
- WA - All Counties
Market Data
| Census Tract | County | |
|---|---|---|
| 0106.03 | District of Columbia | |
| Population | ||
| Total Population | 3,068 | 670,587 |
| Total Households | 1,038 | 315,785 |
| Income | ||
| Median Family Income (Census*) | $236,645 | $101,722 |
| Median Family Income (2023 FFIEC est.) | $150,100 | $150,100 |
| Tract Income Percentage | 187.48% | N/A |
| Below Poverty Level | 6.1% | 15.1% |
| Unemployment Level | 1.5% | 7.1% |
| Housing | ||
| Total Housing Units | 1,238 | 350,372 |
| Total Owner-Occupied Units | 0.0% | 41.4% |
| Total Renter-Occupied Units | 83.8% | 58.6% |
| Total Vacant Units | 16.2% | 8.8% |
* Census tract income based on 2020 American Community Survey data as reported in the 2023 FFIEC Census Flat File; County income based on 2022 American Community Survey data.
Management
23
Total Voting Members
in Governing Body
in Governing Body
23
Independent Voting Members
in Governing Body
in Governing Body
Tax Filing Signatory
Carolina Blakely
(202) 518-3100
(202) 518-3100
Principal Officer
Carolina Blakely
findCRA Profile Owner
Chris Perry
Chief Development Officer
cperry@rebuildingtogether.org
Chief Development Officer
cperry@rebuildingtogether.org
Key Policies & Documents
Written Conflict of Interest Policy
Written Document Retention & Destruction Policy
Written Whistleblower Policy
CEO Compensation Review Process
Written Minutes of Board Meetings
Financial Statements & Reporting
Compiled or Reviewed by an Independent Accountant
Audited by an Independent Accountant
Included in Consolidated Financial Statements
Internal Audit Committee Review
Federal Grant Audit Required
Federal Grand Audit Performed
Organization Activities
Provides Credit Counseling
Conducts Gaming Activities
Engages in Lobbying Activities
Engages in Political Activities
Makes Grants to Individuals
Makes Grants to Organizations
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