We approach our mission with the understanding that home ownership is an important factor in the stabilization and preservation of neighborhoods. However, there continues to be a growing number of homeowners who cannot afford to make repairs necessary for them to remain in their homes. Many homeowners are also unable to improve accessibility problems in their homes to help overcome age limitations and disabilities. When home repair is not possible, it is difficult for those affected to remain in their neighborhoods. Many homeowners, especially elderly residents who have lived in their homes for over fifty years, are consequently forced to leave the stability of their homes and communities.

RT*MC is committed to assisting residents, whether they are long-time homeowners interested in preserving their investment, or new owners trying to make their new home a safe and livable one. By focusing on specific neighborhoods each year, and collaborating with other community revitalization initiatives, RT*MC is able to maximize and sustain its positive impact on the lives of local community residents.

Warm can mean windows with caulk and glass, not plastic and duct tape.

Safe can mean walking to your car or basement without fear of being a victim of crime because you now have security doors, locked gates, and ample lighting.

Dry can mean reaching under the sink into a new kitchen cabinet that has not rotted away from years of exposure to a dripping drain.

Annual Report
Download our 2006 Annual Report (PDF).