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Rebuilding Together Greater Milwaukee's Rebuilding Day will be held on Saturday, May 16th, 2009. The unskilled volunteers join with skilled trade people, painting, cleaning, and doing carpentry, plumbing and electrical work.
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Your donation today will buy: $10 = Box of Nails $35 = Roof Shingles $50 = Low Flow Toilet $75 = Window $100 = Kitchen Sink $150 = Front Door $500 = Siding $1000 = Wallboard $2000 = Flooring
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| | Become a Rebuilding Together Greater Milwaukee Sponsor
As a Rebuilding Together Greater Milwaukee sponsor you have the opportunity to create a rewarding, team building experience for members of your organization. Sponsors have the option of selecting a project worksite and providing volunteers for work days. To receive a sponsor information packet complete the online form. What Sponsors Do Rebuilding Together Greater Milwaukee sponsors support the life changing home repair work done in our community. Each sponsor participates by: - Funding our important work to rehabilitate homes and non-profit facilities.
- Among the volunteers you can provide are:
- Volunteers for your project.
- One House Captain responsible for creating a materials list for the work that needs to be done, determining how many volunteers are needed to do the work, purchasing materials, and overseeing repair work on both work days.
- One Project Coordinator who serves as the main contact between our staff and your organization. This person enlists the needed volunteers, looks after each volunteer at the site, calls in lunch and t-shirt orders, insures volunteers are equipped to be productive and have a good Rebuilding Together Greater Milwaukee experience.
- One Homeowner Companion who plays an essential role by representing the interests of the homeowner during the Rebuilding Together Greater Milwaukee project. This person gets to know the homeowner, is sensitive to the homeowner's needs and supports them through the Rebuilding Together Greater Milwaukee process.
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