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Kirkwood SCHEELS store presented Rebuilding Together Board of Director, Caroline Ternes and President, Mark Giese with a $1000 donation at their Day of Giving event. Rebuilding Together Bismarck-Mandan is so appreciative for your continued support in our efforts to provide free home repairs to those in need in our Bismarck and Mandan communities!  THANK YOU! #SCHEELSDayofGiving

SADDLE UP PARTNERS and LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL! Registration is now open for the 15th Annual Rebuilding Together Greater Bismarck/Mandan Area Bowling Tournament and Silent Auction. This year’s event is scheduled for March 11th, 2017. The silent auction will run 12:00 – 2:30 and bowling 12:30 – 4:00pm. Come dressed in your favorite “WESTERN” attire as prizes will be awarded for the best dressed team/individual . Teams can be all male, female or mixed. Registration is limited to the first 52 registered, so don’t delay! This tournament fills up!

American Bank Center presented their annual donation of the ABC Jeans Day Fund from Superbowl Friday of over $500 to Rebuilding Together Bismarck-Mandan!  We would like to thank ABC for their continued support in partnering with us to make our Bismarck-Mandan communities stronger by helping to provide free home repairs to those in need.

Pictured left to right:  Amy Glovich (American Bank Center/Rebuilding Together Board of Director), Mark Giese (Wells Fargo/Rebuilding Together President) and Caroline Ternes (Rebuilding Together 2nd Vice President).

Kirkwood SCHEELS store presented Darin Hanson, Rebuilding Together Bismarck/Mandan Board of Director, with a $1000 donation at their Day of Giving event. We are so grateful for your continued support! You are helping us do big things in our Bismarck and Mandan communities! THANK YOU!

Rebuilding Together Bismarck/Mandan is pleased to announce that we are the recipient of the US Bank Foundation Grant Program in the amount of $1,000.

Thank you so much for support. You are helping to make our Bismarck and Mandan communities an even better place to live!

Rebuilding Together – Bismarck/Mandan is excited to announce that we were recently awarded a $15,000 grant from Wells Fargo! The funding is made available through the Wells Fargo Housing Foundation’s Team Member Volunteer program, which provides support to nonprofit organizations when Wells Fargo team members help build, renovate, repair or paint a home for low-income homeowners. We are very grateful for the financial and volunteer support we have received from our friends at Wells Fargo!

Pictured below left to right: Rebuilding Together Vice President, Kirby Evanger employed at BND, Rebuilding Together Volunteer, Peggy Shireley employed at IPAT, Rebuilding Together President, Mark Giese employed at Wells Fargo, Rebuilding Together Volunteer, Denise Arntson employed at American Bank Center, & Wells Fargo Bismarck-Mandan President, John Giese.

Thank you to all our house captains and volunteers for your dedicated service to our community! Because of you, four homes in our Bismarck and Mandan communities were repaired this year!

Pictured left to right: Patrick Flanagan, Brooke Steffes, Judy Maslowski, Pam Hanson, Chad Reisenauer, and Jim Miller.
Not pictured: Aaron Kraft and Mark Giese

On April 28th and May 5th, volunteers helped 6 homeowners stay in their homes by making needed improvements that support a warm, safe and dry environment.

See the pictures of volunteers who gave of their time, talent and treasure:

2012 Rebuilding Day Slide Show

 A huge THANK YOU to each and every person and business that supported the Rebuilding Day Event.  Without you, this is not possible.

If you’d like to get involved, contact us to volunteer, make a donation of materials and services or a monetary donation.

Rebuilding Together Greater Bismarck/Mandan Honorary Chairpersons Senator John and Mikey Hoeven.

Senator John and Mikey Hoeven have been named honorary chairs of Rebuilding Together for the greater Bismarck-Mandan area since 2012. Rebuilding Together is a local nonprofit organization working to revitalize communities by providing home repair services for the elderly, low-income, and disabled.

 “Rebuilding Together fits squarely in the North Dakota tradition of neighbor helping neighbor,” the Hoeven’s said. “The organization’s work to help our seniors, the financially disadvantaged and people with disabilities ensures that those in need can live in dignity, comfort and safety in their homes.”

 Serving the Bismarck-Mandan community for 15 years, Rebuilding Together offers assistance to people who own their homes, but due to physical limitations or economic hardship, are unable to properly maintain their home. Rebuilding Together works in partnership with local corporations and volunteers to provide free rehabilitation and critical repair services.

 Since its inception in 1997, Rebuilding Together has raised over $600,000 in in-kind contributions and gifts, and provided free rehabilitation and repairs to 133 homes in the Bismarck-Mandan area. Over 5,000 volunteers have donated their time and skills to replace floors and carpeting, repair plumbing, replace unsafe electrical wiring, install handicap accessible devices, paint homes, and repair windows.

 “For the past 14 years, Rebuilding Together has provided a vital service to the Bismarck-Mandan community,” said Lisa Lund, co-president of Rebuilding Together. “Entering our 15^th year, we are thrilled to be partnering with the Hoeven family as we work to provide needed assistance to people who own their homes and revitalize neighborhoods.”

 “It is an honor to have Senator Hoeven and his wife Mikey serve as honorary chairs of Rebuilding Together,” said Rob Knoll, co-president of Rebuilding Together. “Our past successes are a direct result of the wonderful support we have received from the Bismarck-Mandan community. The Hoeven family’s commitment to our organization is a wonderful example of the community’s willingness to help ensure low-income or disabled homeowners have a warm and safe place to call home.”

 Rebuilding Together is always seeking applications.  Click on “contact us” to request an application.