Rebuilding Macon Receives $10,000 from the Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc.

Rebuilding Macon received a $10,000 Community Foundation of Central Georgia Responsive Grant for their Emergency Repairs Program. Through an emphasis on community partnership, Rebuilding Macon’s Emergency Home Repairs Program strengthens neighborhoods by providing critical emergency home repairs to low-income elderly and/or disabled homeowners at no cost to the homeowner. The homes of low-income elderly and/or disabled homeowners are repaired with the directive to keep the homeowner warm, safe, dry and independent, and typical repairs include floor stabilization, roof repairs, plumbing repairs, weatherization and electrical repairs.

Rebuilding Macon Awarded $25,000 Knight Neighborhood Challenge Grant

The Knight Foundation and The Community Foundation of Central Georgia announced it will spend $203,900 to fund 19 projects designed to enhance life in the College Hill Corridor area.
The grants are part of the Knight Neighborhood Challenge, launched in June 2009 with $3 million in funding from the Knight Foundation. The money was given to the Community Foundation, which administers the grant.
Rebuilding Macon will repair 6 homes in the Corridor - beautifying and restoring the homes of elderly and disabled homeowners in the corridor – insuring they are warm, safe and dry - "Macon" a difference in the corridor.

Heatin' It Up With Summer Sizzle

Cox Communications Awards Rebuilding Macon $20,000

Highlights from Macon Volunteer Appreciation Day