Rebuilding Together sponsor benefits

Your support and involvement will have a positive impact on the communities in which you do business, while also enhancing your reputation and goodwill among consumers likely to buy your products. This goodwill extends to your employee group as they’ll also feel a great sense of pride and ownership from your company’s community involvement. Other sponsorship benefits include:

• Identifying your corporate name as House Sponsor on the banner displayed at your sponsored home.
• Submitting a letter to the mayor of each community from Rebuilding Together NW Suburban, NFP, listing the House Sponsor, a detailed project list, the House Captain and volunteer groups working at that site.
• Displaying a full-page Thank You Ad listing sponsors and donors that’s published in the northwest suburban papers.
• Acknowledging sponsors in the Rebuilding Together NW Suburban, NFP newsletter that reaches thousands of homes and businesses.

Additional sponsorship benefits

• Making a Difference in someone's life can be seen and felt by your group. The dollars you invest multiply exponentially due to donations of labor and in-kind supplies. In fact, every dollar you contribute provides a 400% return on investment.
• Teamwork heightens and inspires everyone with a "Can Do" attitude.
• Exposure focuses the eyes of the community on good neighbors helping neighbors.
• Community Pride and Revitalization will give you and the communities’ new pride and encourage additional revitalization of our neighborhoods.
• Hands-on Experience can satisfy the yearning to do something concrete and participate in a service project.
• Camaraderie between the volunteers themselves and the beneficiary regardless of status, age or race.
• Awakening individuals and groups to the need to sustain the quality of our homes and the dignity of those who occupy them.
• Commitment is only one-day for the majority of volunteers.

Our commitment to our sponsors

• Work with churches, synagogues, senior citizens, etc. to gather applications from elderly, handicapped and low-income homeowners for house referrals.
• Select homes based on a thorough investigation of homeowner's eligibility and needs
• Assess repair needs professionally and provide skilled labor as needed
• Assign a skilled House Captain if none is available from within your group
• Gather materials (donated or discounted)
• Obtain all municipal approvals, and arrange for dumpsters on-site
• Provide insurance for all volunteers: $1 million per occurrence