NYS Senator Kathy Marchione stops at a RTSC worksite in Clifton Park to thank the volunteers from CHA - Clough, Harbor Associates

RTSC Profiled on WNYT

Weekend Today with Dan Bazile

A fun time was had by all! Executive Director Michelle Larkin and Board President Paula Lomasney were interviewed by Dan Bazile on Weekend Today. Check out the segment here!

Rebuilding Together Receives Ninth Consecutive 4-Star Charity Rating

Rebuilding Together included in only 1% of charities rated, which have received at least 9 consecutive 4-star evaluations

WASHINGTON, DC – April 8, 2013 – Rebuilding Together, a safe and healthy housing organization that believes Community Starts at Home, recently earned a 4-star charity rating (the highest rating) for the ninth consecutive year from Charity Navigator, the nation's largest charity evaluator. With this year's rating, Rebuilding Together is now included in the top group of only 1 percent of the charities rated, which have received at least nine consecutive 4-star Charity Navigator evaluations, demonstrating the nonprofit's exceptional performance.

Rebuilding Together celebrates 10 years, makes presentation to Clifton Park town board

Published: Thursday, March 28, 2013

By GLENN GRIFFITH
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CLIFTON PARK — A well-known, all-volunteer home repair organization in Saratoga County is celebrating its 10-year anniversary of helping county home owners with renovations. Director Michelle Larkin is proud of the accomplishments of her organization, Rebuilding Together Saratoga County. She wants more people to hear of the group's success and learn what it has to offer. Larkin's group of volunteers helps county residents who are elderly, disabled, veterans, or families in need, with home repairs at no cost. The labor is done by volunteers and the organization funds the materials. The only requirements are that the recipients be homeowners living in Saratoga County and fit within the group's financial need category.