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Oakland and Washtenaw Counties, 
please click on this link! 
This page was last updated: March 17, 2024
COUNTIES 
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ORDER 
Please check this page FIRST regardless of what county you live in!!  
Detroit & Metro Detroit are listed below! 

Be sure to check with your City and see if they offer special programs to help! 
Check On Their City Website Under Building Dept., Or Community Block Grants, etc.! 

VETERANS: please ALSO check under that VETERAN RESOURCES on this website as well as 
VETERAN FINANCIAL RESOURCES.  

SENIORS: Please ALSO check on this website under SENIOR CITIZEN RESOURCES.

Also Check On This Website Under WEATHERIZATION RESOURCES!  
Many services overlap with the Weatherization programs.

Are you having trouble getting your landlord to make repairs?  
OR are you having other issues with them? 
Website: https://michiganlegalhelp.org/self-help-tools/housing


ALL COUNTIES IN MICHIGAN

STATE EMERGENCY RELIEF ASSISTANCE
State Emergency Relief assists with home repairs to correct unsafe conditions and restore essential services. Eligible home repairs may include repair or replacement of a non-functioning furnace, hot 
water heaters or septic systems. Check eligibility and apply online using MI Bridges.
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Apply for Assistance and Manage Your Account Online with MI Bridges
Website: https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/assistance-programs/emergency-relief/home-repairs
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Home Repairs Offered:
Payments are made only if the repair(s) is essential to remove a direct threat to health or safety or 
is required by law or a mobile home park regulation. The repair(s) must restore the home to a safe, 
livable condition. This does not pay for improvements or nonessential repairs. In addition, the requirements listed below must be met. 
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Energy-Related Furnace Repairs: Repairs are available with a lifetime maximum of $4,000 per family group. All energy-related repairs approved since 1/1/1978 count toward this maximum.
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Non-Energy-Related Repairs: All home repairs, except furnace repair or replacement, including hot water heaters and septic systems for client-owned housing, have a lifetime maximum of $1,500 per 
family group. All non-energy-related repairs approved since 12/1/1991 count toward this maximum.
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Requirements:
To receive home repairs, the following conditions must be met:
1.    Applicant must be the owner or purchaser of the home or hold a life estate or life lease on the 
       home with the responsibility for home repairs.
2.   The home is the applicant's permanent, usual residence.
3.   The home is not listed for sale.
4.   The home is not in jeopardy of loss. Repairs will be denied if there is a house payment or property                 tax arrearage, unless a workable plan exists for paying the arrearage.
5.   The ongoing cost of maintaining the home is affordable to the applicant 
       (total housing costs cannot exceed 75 percent of the group's net income).


MULTIPLE COUNTIES SERVED

Cleaning For A Reason 
Administrative Office:  
10275 W. Higgins   Suite #28
Rosemont, IL 60018
Email: info@cleaningforareason.org 
Website: https://cleaningforareason.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cleaningforareason
Cleaning for a Reason provides free home cleaning to patients battling cancer. When cancer makes 
life at home difficult, our trusted network of residential cleaners, cleaning industry volunteers, and community volunteers come together to support cancer patients and their families.
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Since our founding in 2006, Cleaning for a Reason and its partners have provided free home cleaning 
for more than 51,526 cancer patients and their families across all 50 states and Canada. These services 
are valued at more than $17.7 million.

Project EverGreen
8500 Station Street   Suite 230
Mentor, OH 44060
Phone: 877-758-4835
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GreenCare for Troops/SnowCare for Troops
888-611-2955
Website: To register, go to https://projectevergreen.org/greencare-for-troops
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProjectEverGreen
THIS IS A NEEDS BASED PROGRAM FOR ACTIVE-DUTY DEPLOYED SERVICE MEMBERS. This includes 
all military branches as well as Guard and Reserve Forces. Only one residence is permitted & the military member must reside at this location. Lot size must be less than 1 acre. Deployment orders or letter from command verifying deployment are required for registration. Do not register more than four weeks in advance of your deployment.
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Military families face many challenges when their loved one is deployed. Project EverGreen’s GreenCare for Troops connects military families across the nation to complimentary lawn and landscape services. Meanwhile, our sister program, SnowCare for Troops, provides basic snow removal.

Raising Men & Women Lawn Care Service
P.O. Box 2182
Madison, AL  35758
Phone: 256-508-9440
Email: info@weareraisingmen.com
Website: https://weareraisingmen.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raisingmenlawncarehsv
Raising Men & Women Lawn Care Service is the union of an ordinary yard maintenance service and 
the commitment to establish an inspiring program to keep our youth (girls & boys) on a positive path 
while learning and understanding their value in society. RMLCS/RWLCS provides free lawn care to our elders, those who are disabled, single mothers and our veterans, who do not have the time, resources 
and / or money to take care of their yards. 

THE LAWN ACADEMY 
MAIN ADDRESS:
2470 Collingwood  Room 208
Detroit, MI 48206
MAILING ADDRESS: 
The Lawn Academy
PO Box 14215
Detroit, MI 48214
Phone: 888-380-5618
Website: https://sharedetroit.org/nonprofit/lawn-academy
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheLawnAcademy
WHAT WE DO
We provide leadership development for youth via 6C methodologies and provide free lawn care for seniors, veterans, and people with special needs.
INTERESTING INFO
1.  We support over 400 youth, seniors, veterans, and people with special needs per year
2.  Seniors who live independently tend to live longer than in assisted living facilities
3.  Youth will be responsible for business P&L within 3 years and there will be a for-profit arm 
     to 100% support non-profit activities

The Michigan Department of Community Health recommends parents ask their family doctor to do 
a blood-lead  test on their child at 12 months and 24 months. Medicaid insurance will pay for it if a 
child is enrolled. Parents are encouraged to ask about fee waivers if they cannot afford their child's 
test. If a child is diagnosed with elevated blood-lead levels, here are the resources that can help:  
In Detroit:  
Home Rehabilitation Grant Program       
Phone: 313-224-3461
Website: www.detroitmi.gov/DepartmentsandAgencies/PlanningDevelopmentDepartment/Housing
Services/HomeRepairProgram.aspx
The Detroit 0% Home Repair Loans Program offers 0% interest loans from $5,000 to $25,000 to help Detroit homeowners invest in and repair their homes promoting public health and safety, increasing property values and helping residents secure and maintain homeowner’s insurance. If the home has 
health and safety hazards, those issues must be addressed first before other repairs can be made. 
The following are sample projects:
Applications will be available online and at a number of locations throughout the city, including Neighborhood Intake Centers, City of Detroit Neighborhood District Managers’ offices, and City 
of Detroit Recreation Centers. Applicants must complete the application and submit all required 
documents to a Neighborhood Intake Center. Assistance with completing the application will be 
available at intake centers. Go to detroithomeloans.org for more information.
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CLEARCorps       
Phone: 313-924-4000


FIRE PREVENTION PROGRAMS

Check with YOUR City as most Fire Departments do offer this service!

City of Romulus Fire Department
28777 Eureka
Romulus, MI 48174
Phone: 734-942-7500
Website Application: https://www.romulusgov.com/DocumentCenter/View/519/Smoke-Detector-
Application-PDF
As part of the Romulus Fire Department’s Fire Prevention and Education Program, a limited number 
of free smoke, carbon monoxide, bed shaker, and strobe detectors will be available to eligible residents.

Dearborn & Melvindale residents can schedule an appointment to have Dearborn Fire Dept. staff to 
install smoke detectors in their homes at no cost. Appointments are available weekdays and residents 
can call 313-943-2134 to schedule an installation. NOTE: Under the Building Codes Law, rental properties do NOT qualify for the Dearborn Fire Dept. Smoke Detector Program because they are required to have working alarms installed already. Residents living in rental properties with no working smoke alarms should call 313-943-2134 to report this life safety violation. 

Detroit Fire Prevention & Safety Programs
Detroit Public Safety Headquarters 
1301 3rd 
Detroit, MI 48226 
Phone: 313-409-8483 
Detroit Fire Prevention & Safety Program looks for fire, health and safety hazards within your home.
During our visit we provide FREE:
Eligible families will also be referred for the following services: 


SELF-REPAIR PROGRAMS

BRICK + BEAM DETROIT
Email: info@brickandbeamdetroit.com
​Website: https://brickandbeamdetroit.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brickandbeamdetroit
Brick + Beam Detroit grows capacity and community around building repair by supporting building rehabbers through hands-on workshops, Do-It-Yourself resources, online forums, and networking.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
Most workshops require residency in Detroit, Hamtramck, or Highland Park
INCOME GUIDELINES:
No income guidelines at this time
AREA OF AVAILABILITY:
Detroit, Hamtramck, Highland Park
TYPES OF REPAIRS:
Brick + Beam does not repair homes for residents, but the program offers hands-on workshops and resources online aimed at teaching homeowners the skills to complete repairs themselves. Topics 
range from the basics of homeownership (such as understanding the different systems in your home 
like plumbing and electrical, & skills relevant to all homes like landscaping) to historic home repairs 
(such as wood window repair, plaster, etc.)
HOW TO APPLY:
All classes are listed on the website above, with link to apply. Many events require an RSVP and small donation of $5 to $15 to participate. Some limited space classes require an application providing more information.


OPEN TO MULTIPLE COUNTIES:

Michigan Department of Community Health's Lead Safe Homes Grant Program 
Grand Tower Building
235 S Grand Ave.  4th Floor Suite 410
PO Box 30037
Lansing, MI  48909
Phone: 866-691-5323
Email: HHSInfo@michigan.gov
Website: https://www.michigan.gov/lead/0,5417,7-310-84219---,00.html
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michiganhhs
Mission:
To improve the health and well-being of Michigan citizens by promoting safe & healthy home environ- ments through comprehensive home-based intervention programs, lead certifications and regulations, public education and out-reach, & state-wide partnerships.
Lead Safe Home Program (LSHP):
​This program helps families identify and remove lead hazards from homes. 
Community Development:
The Community Development Unit provides grant funds, technical assistance & oversight of lead 
hazard services to local communities. The purpose of this Unit is to expand lead hazard control in 
MI through community development. 

DTE Energy’s – Energy Efficiency Assistance Program & CLEARCorps Detroit
11148 Harper Ave.
Detroit, MI  48213
Phone: 313-924-4000
Email: info@clearcorpsdetroit.org 
Website: https://clearcorpsdetroit.org/programs/eea
CLEARCorps Detroit is participating in DTE Energy’s – Energy Efficiency Assistance Program. 
Through this program, we may be able to make energy efficiency improvements to the homes 
of DTE Energy eligible customers and offer a variety of energy improvements at no cost to you. 
The DTE account holder should be the primary applicant. Applications can be mailed to your 
home or can be printed from our website. 
Improvements can include:
To apply for the Energy Efficiency Assistance Program, please download and print the application 
& proof of income for all household members that are 18 years old or older and send to the address
above. 
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CLEARCorps / Detroit
11148 Harper Ave.
Detroit, MI  48213
Phone: 313-924-4000
Email: info@clearcorpsdetroit.org
Website: https://clearcorpsdetroit.org/programs/eea
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clearcorpsdetroit
CLEARCorps Detroit is participating in DTE Energy’s – Energy Efficiency Assistance Program. 
Through this program, we may be able to make energy efficiency improvements to the homes 
of DTE Energy eligible customers and offer a variety of energy improvements at no cost to you. 
The DTE account holder should be the primary applicant. Applications can be mailed to your 
home or can be printed from our website. To have an application mailed, please call our office 
or email us and leave a message requesting an application with your name, address, and phone 
number.  
Improvements can include:
• Refrigerator Replacement
• Furnace Test and Tune Up or Replacement
• Water Heater Replacement
• And more!
See the Community Action Agency in YOUR County below for a similar program!

Faith Works Michigan 
PO Box 80493 
Rochester, MI 48308
Email: info@faithworksmichigan.org
Website: https://www.faithworksmichigan.org
We serve God by volunteering to assist widows, single moms, veterans, elderly, the disabled & 
others in need including non-profit organizations. Projects include home repairs and improve-
ments to assist the homeowner in maintaining their home in a safe and usable fashion while im-
proving the quality of their lives. Our multi-denominational Christian ministry bridges Catholics 
and Protestants, with representation from over 15 distinct churches. All come together, unified
in unwavering devotion and service. We are based in Oakland County, but serve many in Macomb, 
some in Wayne, and some in other counties.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY / Aging in Place program
Website: https://www.habitat.org/our-work/aging-in-place
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/habitat
Through our Aging in Place program, Habitat helps older adults age at home and in communities 
of their choice. Our local Habitat affiliates collaborate with human services organizations to eval-
uate individual needs and provide critical home repairs, modifications and community services 
specific to each homeowner's lifestyle to preserve their home and their independence.

Rebuilding Together 
27840 Independence  Bldg. 2
Farmington Hills, MI  48336 
Phone: Oakland County: 248-482-8061   Wayne County: 313-766-4010
Email: rtsemoffice@gmail.com   OR  Office@RTsemi.org 
Website: https://www.rebuildingtogethersem.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RebuildingTogthr
For 27 years, RTSEM has served low-income homeowners in Oakland County and Southeast Michigan 
by mobilizing volunteer teams to provide critically needed home repairs and modifications. As a local nonprofit organization, RTSEM is grounded in our community, partnering each year with about 40 small businesses, corporations, civic and faith-based organizations to mobilize more than 1,000 volunteers to assist 60 low-income homeowner households per year. Since 1992, RTSEM has leveraged $8 million in volunteer labor to help 1,102 low-income households.
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Rebuilding Together Southeast Michigan provides no-cost home repairs to qualified homeowners in 
order to provide them with a warm, safe, dry and independent living environment. It is our belief that 
every homeowner should be given the opportunity to live in a safe and healthy home.
Rebuilding Together Southeast Michigan currently serves Oakland County and Detroit's City Council District 4 in Wayne County.

St. Joseph's Helpers
32477 Church   Suite A
Rockwood, MI 48173
Phone: 313-900-5235   
Email: SJH@SJHelpers.org
Website: https://sjhelpers.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086461951773
A non-profit organization, founded on Christian values, composed of men and women who volunteer 
their time and talents to provide those in need with basic home maintenance repairs. We serve Down-
river Seniors and our Veterans and all those with physical challenges along with those who just need 
a helping hand. If you are in need of our help, please call. 
Currently operating in Monroe, Washtenaw  & Wayne Co's with plans to expand to the northern counties 
of Macomb, Oakland, Livingston, & St. Clair Co's in 2024.The goal is to eventually cover all of Michigan 
and then nationwide. 


LENDING PROGRAMS: 

Detroit 0% Home Repair Loans Program 
Website: www.DetroitHomeLoans.org
The 0% Interest Home Repair Loan Program launched in April 2015 offers 10-year, interest-free loan 
from $5,000 to $25,000 to help Detroit homeowners invest in and repair their homes – promoting public health and safety, increasing property values and helping residents secure and maintain homeowner’s 
insurance.
Who Can Apply?
1.  Must own and live in the home for at least six months prior to applying. Vacant, unoccupied units 
     are not eligible
2.  Low to moderate income homeowners can apply no matter where they live
3.  View the income table to learn more
4.  Regardless of income, homeowners in HUD designated areas in each city council district can 
     still apply
5   The minimum credit score is 560. Debt to income ratio cannot exceed 45% & housing 
6.  Ratio cannot exceed 35%. Loan to value cannot exceed 150%
7.  Homeowner’s insurance & property taxes must be current
8.  The homeowner must be able to afford the loan payments
What Repairs Qualify?
If the home has health and safety hazards (i.e. lead, mold, asbestos), those issues must be addressed 
first before other repairs can be made.  
The following are sample repairs:

​Detroit Home Restoration and Acquisition Program
Detroit Branch Location:
9108 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI 48202
Website: https://www.libertybank.net/community/detroit.cfm
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LibertyBankAndTrust
The Liberty Bank Home Restoration and Acquisition Program (HRAP) is a new non-traditional mortgage loan that will allow a home buyer to finance the acquisition and any required repairs or renovations to
their home being purchased in Hardest Hit Priority Neighborhoods in the City of Detroit.
Take advantage of exciting program features such as:
Qualified Borrowers must:
1.  Occupy the home as primary residence
2.  If purchased from the Land Bank's auction (http://buildingdetroit.org
3.  Successfully complete a home buyer's education program

FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS (FHLBI) 
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (NIP)
​Neighborhood Impact Program (NIP), of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis (FHLBI), provides grants up to $7,500 to assist homeowners in making repairs to their homes, including deferred main- tenance. Detroit, Chemical Bank partners with U-SNAP-BAC, Community Housing Network, and New
Hope. Flagstar, Level One, and First Independence Bank also are partner banks in Detroit. 
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
Homeowners must own and occupy a single-family home, condominium, or modular unit (plus duplexes, with certain restrictions) for at least six months prior to enrollment and be current on mortgage payments. Documentation for all sources of income (Social Security, pension, interest / dividends, earned income for jobs, Supplemental Security Income) from all members of the household must be provided.
AREA OF AVAILABILITY:
Communities where FHLBank Indianapolis members have a presence, including the entire City of Detroit, are eligible.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
U-SNAP-BAC is the main nonprofit administering the program in Detroit, but Community Housing Network in Troy and New Hope also administer the program.
U-SNAP-BAC
Email: info@usnapbac.org
Website: https://www.fhlbi.com/services/affordable-housing/homeownership-initiatives/neighborhood-impact-program
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/USNAPBACinc

FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS (FHLBI) ACCESSIBILITY MODIFICATION PROGRAM (AMP)
Website: https://www.fhlbi.com/services/affordable-housing/homeownership-initiatives/accessibility-modification-program
Accessibility Modification Program (AMP) of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis (FHLB)
provides grants up to $12,000 for accessibility modifications for eligible senior homeowners and 
owner-occupied households with a person or people who have a permanent disability. Up to 50% 
of funds requested or a maximum of $4,000 may be used for deferred maintenance items such 
as roofing, siding, or windows.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
All household members must be age 62 and older; age 62 and older and age 17 or younger, where the older household member is the guardian of the younger household members; or any age with a perm-
anent disability and currently receiving permanent disability benefits (SSDI or SSI, and docmentation should support payment of benefits for at least 60 days). Homeowners must own and occupy a single-family home, condominium, or modular unit (plus duplexes, with certain restrictions) for at least six 
months prior to enrollment and be current on mortgage payments.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Jewish Family Services and Metro In-Home Solutions (in partnership with Chemical Bank) and some-
times U-SNAP-BAC facilitate this program.
Jewish Family Services
6555 W. Maple 
West Bloomfield Township, MI 48322
Phone: 248-592-2300
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Chemical Bank
Fort Washington Plaza
333 M-85 #100
Detroit, MI  48226
Phone: 313-967-9700
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U-SNAP-BAC
14901 E. Warren Ave.
Detroit, MI  48224
Phone: 313-640-1100
Email: info@usnapbac.org
Website: https://usnapbac.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/USNAPBACinc


DETROIT & METRO DETROIT  

NEW!!
CDBG-DR Basement Backup Protection Program
Housing and Revitalization Coleman A. Young Municipal Center
2 Woodward Avenue   Suite 908 
Detroit, MI  48226 
Phone: 313-224-6380
Website: https://detroitmi.gov/departments/housing-and-revitalization-department/disaster-recovery/
cdbg-dr-basement-backup-protection-program
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Website: https://detroitmi.gov/departments/water-and-sewerage-department/dwsd-resources/basement-backup-and-flood-protection
For the CDBG‐DR Housing Recovery and Protection program, the City will make the program available
to eligible homeowners and will make forgivable loans available to property owners renting to eligible tenants.
All applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:  
The property must be in one of the following 22 neighborhoods in the designated most impacted City Council districts: 
The property cannot be in a floodplain.  
Applicants must be able to demonstrate that there is no duplication of benefits (see Section IV of the 
Action Plan – Duplication of Benefits for more information). 

NEW!! 
The City of Detroit has funding to replace 70,000 broken sidewalk slabs in 2023. This represents approx- imately 20% of all damaged sidewalk citywide. Priority will be given to damaged sidewalks around schools, parks, and churches, as well as accommodating senior citizens and the disabled community. In addition, block clubs registered with the Department of Neighborhoods and faith-based organizations can request repairs for their streets here: 
Check out the link below for more information. 
Website: https://detroitmi.gov/departments/department-public-works/sidewalk-program

City of Detroit Bridging Neighborhoods Program
Phone: 313-224-6380    313-498-2305  (español)
Website: https://detroitmi.gov/gettheleadout
If you live in one of these Detroit ZIP codes, you may be eligible for free lead home repairs: 48209, 
48210, or 48217.

$20M Detroit Home Repair Fund         This fund is now closed!
Phone: 313-306-2082
More than 1,000 Detroit homeowners stand to benefit from a $20 million grant program to pay for 
much needed home repairs. Those who previously qualified for the Detroit Tax Relief Fund in 2022 
will also be eligible for the Detroit home repair fund. Part of the campaign is to make sure homes 
within the city thrive and not end up condemned like so many others. Organizers say repairs range
from fixing holes in the roof to other upgrades that make properties more energy efficient. 
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Detroit homeowners with incomes at or below 200% of the federal poverty line — or a person making $27,180 — who have applied for the city of Detroit’s poverty tax exemption, better known as the HOPE program, are eligible to get assistance through the fund. 
There is no minimum or maximum amount that will be spent on each home.

City of Detroit Dead, Dangerous and Diseased Tree Program 
Phone: 313-224-4444
Website: https://detroitmi.gov/news/detroit-launches-dead-dangerous-and-diseased-tree-program-
new-initiative-help-residents-clean-trees#:~:text=The%20City%20of%20Detroit%20today
The City of Detroit is launching a new program to remove dangerous and diseased trees, even on 
private property. If a resident believes they have a dead, dangerous, or diseased tree on their private property, they can call the number above or go to the Department of Neighborhoods website and sub-
mit a request. After the request is processed, a tree inspector will evaluate the tree to see if it is indeed dead, dangerous, or diseased. If it qualifies, the city will schedule a contractor to come out and do the trimming or removal. We expect to begin the actual trimming/removal this summer. 
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 “This program will prioritize the most vulnerable Detroiters – our seniors, differently abled, and low- income households – but all should apply," Pro-Tem Tate added. "My colleagues joined me in adding additional funds for this program when we approved the city FY23-24 budget. This is an $8.3 million program, and we want to help as many Detroiters as a possible."

City of Detroit General Services Dept.
115 Erskine
Detroit, MI  48201
Phone: 313-922-3647
Email: Barnesja@detroitmi.gov
Website: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/396efe007f9549b7af1d66b0fe992a62
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DetroitGSD
Request are received on a rolling basis. Planting occurs twice annually in the Spring season (May- 
June) and Fall season (October- December). In any year, planting request received after March 1st 
will be fulfilled in the fall. Planting request received after August 1st will be fulfilled in spring of the 
next year.
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Requested trees will be planted in the front berm (between the street and sidewalk) at the address 
entered in the form. If you would like the tree located somewhere other than the front berm, please 
provide additional details in the comments section of the form. (i.e. I live in a corner home. I’d like 
the tree placed on that side of the house along _____ street not in front of the house, etc.)
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Please note: Once your tree request has been reviewed and vetted, it will be placed on our Spring schedule. If we cannot accommodate the request within our Spring planting timeline, it will be added 
to the Fall schedule.

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BRIDGING COMMUNITIES
6900 McGraw Ave.
Detroit, MI  48102
Phone; 313-361-6377
Email: bcigeneral@bridgingcommunities.org
Website: https://bridgingcommunities.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BridgingCommunitiesInc
The Bridging Communities Eldercare Program offers professional assessments for the elderly 
to identify their needs, and partner with volunteers from across Michigan to meet and fulfill those 
needs. Our services range from case management to friendly visiting, supportive transportation, 
minor home repairs, and much more. Our compassion ensures a comprehensive assessment and 
resolve of identified needs.
AREA OF AVAILABILITY:
Individual must live in one of the servicing ZIP codes: 48204, 48206, 48208, 48209, 48210, 48216, 
48217 & 48238.

Church of the Messiah Housing Corporation (CMHC) 
P.O. Box 141240
Detroit, MI 48214-6240                     Applications close Wed. Nov. 29th, 2023 for this year
Phone: 313-267-1010
Email: thamilton@messiahhousing.org  Tamika Hamilton 
Website: messiahhousing.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CMHC1
As we reflect on all the things we are thankful for I encourage you to share our flyer and application for home repairs. For all questions and assistance please call me direct (734) 252-9896 applications close Wednesday November 29th.
* Applicants must live within our service area which is (E.Jefferson to Mack Ave and St. Jean to Mt. Elliott)
* Low income (proof of income is required)
Click to apply - https://forms.gle/RXzTR4Uzec59f8uV8

CENTRAL DETROIT CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
1550 Taylor 
Detroit, MI  48206
Phone: 313-873-0064
Email: fprince@detcdc.org
Website: https://www.centraldetroitchristian.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centraldetroitchristiancdc
Central Detroit Christian CDC has aggregated resources from partner churches, our supporters, and foundations to help our neighbors get into affordable homes, learn new skills to get a job, get a house painted, and provide assistance during a crisis. Sometimes this means taking calls in the middle of the night to pray for and console a family that lost a loved one. Sometimes this means lending a helping 
hand during a time of need. Relocation, reconciliation & work together in Central Detroit to create peace (Shalom). 

City of Dearborn Home Rehabilitation Program (Deferred Loan Program)
Economic Development Department
Attn: Grants Manager
16901 Michigan Ave. Suite 15
Dearborn MI 48126
Phone:  313-943-3068  Call for an application 
Website: https://cityofdearborn.org/services/business/home-rehabilitation-program
Home Rehabilitation Program (Deferred Loan Program):
Assistance is available for various types of projects through the City of Dearborn’s Economic 
Development Department. The City of Dearborn's Home Rehabilitation Program provides financial assistance (deferred loans) to qualified homeowners for the repair or rehabilitation of their homes.

City of Detroit Senior Emergency Repair Grant 
City of Detroit Housing and Revitalization Department
Phone: 313-224-6380
The City of Detroit Housing and Revitalization Department is providing home repair assistance grants 
to eligible homeowners for emergency health and safety code and /or blight violations. One-time grants 
of up to $15,000 per household are available for qualified seniors who are age 62 and older or who are 
55 and older with a disability. There is currently a wait list for this grant program.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
Applicant must be 62 years of age or older or 55 years of age or older with a physical disability; must 
have a low to moderate income; must own and occupy their home; & must not have received a prior 
City of Detroit home repair grant. Property must be located within Detroit and be a single-family home (there is case-by-case review and approval of two-family units). Property taxes must be current or in a payment plan with the City of Detroit, and the applicant must have proof of homeownership and current homeowner’s insurance. Applicant must own the home for at least six months prior to applying to the program.

City of Romulus 
11111 Wayne 
Romulus, MI 48174
Phone: 734-942-7500
Website: https://www.romulusgov.com/458/Chore-Services-Application
Non-continuous household assistance to be provided to the eligible client population. Chore services 
will only be provided to owner occupied residences. Tasks to be provided include yard work- grass 
cutting, weed whacking and leaf raking - clearing walkways and driveways of ice & snow. Homeowner 
will need to provide the salt, if that is required, and we will apply it to sidewalk. These services are on 
a first-come, first-served basis to our low and moderate income senior & handicapped residents. This program should be considered a supplemental service, as time and manpower allow.
Target Population:
Seniors, age 60 years and older, and physically challenged individuals, who meet Federal Community Development Block Grant income guidelines
Process:
1.  The City of Romulus will advertise the availability of the program
2.  The City of Romulus will conduct all application intake and income verification with clients at the
      Senior Center during regular office hours. Home visits to home-bound seniors may be periodically                scheduled with the Senior Center
3.  The City of Romulus will forward all Chore requests to the two chore workers who will process the                requests in a timely manner, notifying the homeowner of the scheduled date and time
Staffing:
The chore persons associated with this program are not licensed contractors. Minor repairs facilitated 
by this program do not require permits from a licensed contractor. All City staff is bonded and protected
by Workman’s Compensation Insurance.  
Supplies:
The City through the CDBG program will provide the equipment necessary for the program, e.g. lawn mower/snow blower, etc.*Due to the salt shortage over the last few years, salt for winter ice will not 
be provided and should be provided by the homeowner. The Chore staff will apply salt or a substitute 
if it is provided. This program is intended to be a supplemental assistance program and not an on-
going maintenance program. All requests will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis. Please
 be aware that clients that abuse the program may be denied services. Clients that falsify information on their application will be denied services.

City of Taylor 
Community Development Department 
23555 Goddard 
Taylor, MI  48180
Phone: 734-287-6550
Website: https://www.cityoftaylor.com/208/Home-Repair-Programs-CDBG-HOME-PIP CDBG Home Rehabilitation Loan Program (CDBG, HOME, PIP)
These programs are designed to provide emergency and other repairs of homes owned by lower-to-moderate residents. In general, the program allows improvements to a home to bring it to minimum 
code standards, correct barriers to mobility and health, and to address safety hazards and energy improvements. The most common repairs include roofs, electrical, plumbing, and furnaces. Other 
repairs are allowed under the program, but remodeling is not covered, nor is substantial reconst-
ruction.

City of Westland Homeowner Rehabilitation Program 
32150 Dorsey
Westland, MI  48185
Phone: 734-595-0288
Website: https://mi-westland.civicplus.com/216/Community-Development-Programs
The Homeowner Rehabilitation Program provides deferred low interest loans for limited repairs of 
housing conditions, such as furnaces, water heaters, roof, windows, siding, sewer, basement, con-
crete, barrier free access, etc. Homeowners repay the loan when the homeowner sells or rents the 
house. City Staff work with the homeowner to hire contractors and inspect the quality of the work.
Applicants must have owned and lived in the house for at least one year, be current in mortgage, 
property tax and water/sewer payments and must meet federal income guidelines as outlined in the Homeowner Rehabilitation Brochure (PDF) Also the Homeowner Rehabilitation Application (PDF) is 
easy to complete. For more information, call 734-793-9390.

Cody Rouge Community Action Alliance
Headquarters:
19321 W. Chicago   Suite 105
Detroit, MI  48228
Phone: 313-397-9280
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Satellite Location:
Boys & Girls Club
16500 Tireman Ave.
Detroit, MI  48228
Website: https://www.codyrouge.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/codyrougecaa
CRCAA serves a large, diverse area on Detroit’s Far West side, working as a community convener, 
advocate, and resource for over 35,000 residents. 
We include seven distinct neighborhoods:
Far West, Franklin Park, Joy Southfield, Southfield Plymouth, Warren Avenue Community Organization
(WACO), Warrendale, and West Outer Dr.
Our Mission: 
Cody Rouge Community Action Alliance works to ensure a high quality of life in our neighborhoods 
by helping residents access resources for critical home repairs (such as electrical and furnace re-placement), porch repairs, and upgrades for elders (such as wheelchair ramps and grab bars). 
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Cody Rouge Front Porch Project
Phone: 313-397-9280  Kenyetta Campbell 
Free Minor Porch Repair 
1. Repair / replace broken concrete porch steps 
2. Rotted wood stairs and correct improper step heights & replace wooden porch floors
3. Install railings and/or handrails
4. Reinforce / repair columns
Eligibility: 
Serving Franklin Park Community 40-block footprint within Cody Rouge neighborhood. The 
target area borders Joy Road to the north, Chicago Ave. to the south, Westwood to the west 
and the Southfield Freeway to the east. 

Detroit Area Agency on Aging 
1333 Brewery Park Blvd.  Suite 200
Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: 313-446-4444
Website: https://www.detroitseniorsolution.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daaa1a
The Detroit Area on Aging offers home repair services through the State Medicaid MI Choice Waiver Program or Integrated Care Organization’s MI Health Link program. MI Choice waiver services include ihome repair as well as caregiving services, nutrition, chore services, and non-emergency medical transportation. Home repair services are reimbursed through Medicaid, allowing seniors and adults 
with disabilities to remain independent in their home by modifying their residence to remove barriers, increase mobility, and provide greater freedom in the home environment
INCOME GUIDELINES:
Must meet Medicaid eligibility requirements
AREA OF AVAILABILITY:
Detroit, Highland Park, Hamtramck, Harper Woods, and the five Grosse Pointes

Detroit Lead Safe Remediation Program / City of Detroit Housing 
Phone: 313-224-6380
Email: gettheleadout@detroitmi.gov
Website: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/20e235b49b9b4f2ba3cfffd093dcbc0e
1. Is your house in the 48209 zip code bounded by Vernor Hwy. & I-75 
    (North/South) and Woodmere St. & Livernois (East/West)?
2. Was it built before 1978?
3. Is your household income at or below 80% of the AMU?
4. Is there a child 6 years of age or younger, or a pregnant woman in the house at the time of intake, 
    or there is a visiting child 6 years of age or younger at the house for more than 60 hours per year? 

Detroit Repair The World  27th Fall Fix-up Event    (This event is over for 2023)
​Detroit, MI 
Phone: 947-203-2686
Website: https://werepair.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RepairTheWorldDetroit
​In 2009, Repair the World began elevating meaningful service as a defining element of Jewish life by engaging Jewish young adults in service and learning to meet pressing local needs. Today, inspired 
by our values, we activate a national service movement, mobilizing partners and tens of thousands 
of Jewish young adults and their communities to serve alongside our neighbors.
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We had a blast at the 27th annual Fall Fix Up event. A huge THANK YOU to everyone who spent their Sunday raking, leaf blowing, planting, and ensuring our older adults and their homes are ready for 
winter.

Detroit Snow Team
Email: tonie.stovall@detroitmi.gov   Tonie Stovall
Website: https://detroitmi.gov/departments/department-neighborhoods#District-1
Detroit is calling for volunteers to help remove snow this winter from sidewalks and driveways at homes 
of seniors and residents with disabilities. The "Detroit Snow Team" is a volunteer snow removal service created to assist seniors or anyone with disabilities who may need to get to a doctor's appointment but does not have anyone in their home to shovel the snow. The program has been running for two years, according to the city. The service is strictly for residents who are unable to provide their own service & cannot have an able-bodied individual living in the home, according to the City. Anyone interested in volunteering can email Tonie Stovall at the email address above.. Volunteers may be asked to bring their own shovel or other supplies & provide their own transportation. Residents interested in signing up to 
have their snow cleared can reach out to their district managers, whose contact information is available 
on the neighborhood department website (above!).

Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice 
4750 Woodward Ave.   Suite 315
Detroit, MI  48201
Phone: 313-833-3935
Email: info@dwej.org
Website: https://detroitenvironmentaljustice.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DWEJonline
ENERGY EFFICIENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM:
We help qualifying households access energy efficiency program benefits that lead to families saving money and energy and reducing gas house emissions. Low to moderate income programs are available 
to renters and homeowners. To learn more, contact kirsten@dwej.org.
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DETROIT HOME REPAIR PROJECT:
We help qualifying households access weatherization and home repair programs to increase the value
and comfort of homes, health and well-being and decrease hazards and energy costs. To learn more, contact awalker@dwej.org.

ECO WORKS Energy Efficiency Assistance Program
22400 W. 7 Mile 
Detroit, MI  48219
Phone: 313-894-1030
Email: eeea@ecoworksdetroit.org 
Website: https://www.ecoworksdetroit.org/eea
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ecoworksdetroit
This program is only eligible for DTE Energy gas and/or electric customers in Metropolitan Detroit. 
In partnership with DTE Energy, EcoWorks can replace your old, inefficient refrigerator, furnace, hot 
water heater and other appliances for free with a new, ENERGY STAR® certified model through the 
DTE Energy Efficiency Assistance Program (EEA). We can only replace refrigerators manufactured 
before December 2013. This program is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Firm Foundations of Hope / Helping People Climb
3920 Van Dyke 
Detroit, MI  48214
Phone: 313-650-8565
Email: climb@firmfoundationsofhope.org
Website: https://firmfoundationsofhope.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/firmfoundationsofhope
Firm Foundations of Hope is committed to spiritual revival and neighborhood revivification on 
Detroit’s east side. We will be working on home repair projects in our lower east-side Detroit com-
munity. We are beginning with relatively small projects as we begin but will soon expand. If you 
have a project you would like done, please contact us by phone or email to describe the project 
and receive an application.

Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation      NEW!  5/23/2023   LIMITED TIME PERIOD
19800 Grand River
Detroit, MI  48223 
Phone: 313-387-4732
Email: info@grandmontrosedale.com
Website: https://grandmontrosedale.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrandmontRosedaleDevelopment
FREE Replacement Furnaces, Central AC’s, Home Insulation & Water Heaters‼️
Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation (GRDC) is partnering with DTE to provide FREE Energy Efficiency Furnaces, Central AC’s, Home Insulation & High Efficiency Water Heaters to 
DTE customers in Grandmont Rosedale with low to moderate income customers (80% Area Median Income). 
Limited spots are available, so if interested, please contact Tom Ridgway at 313-387-4732 #100
or tridgway@grandmontrosedale.com ASAP
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Minor Home Repair Grant
Application Form:  https://secure.na4.documents.adobe.com/public/esignWidget?wid=CBFCIBAA3AAABLblqZhBH5U9sUP6_CHTZwqlMui67XreL16jzOHra4Kv5tb0KcQKKEY74vQ
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Habitat for Humanity Detroit / Home Repair Program & A Brush With Kindness Program
14325 Jane 
Detroit, MI  48205-4059
Phone: 313-521-6691
Email: info@habitatdetroit.org 
Website: www.habitatdetroit.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HFHDetroit
Habitat for Humanity’s Critical Home Repair Program and Brush with Kindness Program provide 
urgent and major home repairs for homeowners who do not have the ability to make the improve-
ments themselves, due to age, disability or other circumstances.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
To be eligible for any of Habitat’s programs, homeowners must own & occupy the home, property 
taxes must be paid in full or homeowners must be on a repayment plan, and the owner must not 
be In danger of foreclosure. Required documents include owner’s most recent property tax bill, 
proof of homeowner’s insurance, and an income and asset verification package including the pre-
vious year’s tax return.
INCOME GUIDELINES:
Household income must be less than 80% AMI, adjusted for family size, as defined annually by HUD. Homeowners must be unable to participate in home repairs due to age, disability, or circumstance.
TYPES OF REPAIRS:
The Critical Home Repair Program does not address emergency repairs that need immediate assis-
tance, such as broken pipes that caused flooding. Eligible repairs include fixing broken windows, 
sidewalk repair, landscaping, roof repair, floor repair, plumbing, electrical, & other health and safety 
home repairs.
NOTE: Our Critical Home Repair program is presently at capacity and we are not accepting new app- lications at this time. Once the program is reopened, it will be available for application for residents 
of the Morningside neighborhood of Detroit as well as for military veterans. If the person in question 
is a military veteran he/ she may monitor the status of the program through the below page- the app-
lication will be completed through this site once available.  

Jefferson East, Inc.    
Main Office:
300 River Place Dr.  Suite 5250
Detroit, MI  48207
Phone: 313-331-7939
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Neighborhood Resource Hub
14300 E. Jefferson Ave.
Detroit, MI  48215
Phone: 313-314-6414
Email: resourcehub@jeffersoneast.org 
Website: https://www.jeffersoneast.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JeffEastInc
Our Housing & Neighborhood Resource Services teams available to assist you at the Neighborhood Resource Hub & NRH hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays, by appoint-
ment only!  Must reside in the Jefferson East service area, comprising one of the following neighbor-
hoods: Lafayette /  Elmwood Park, Rivertown, The Villages, The Marina District, Jefferson-Chalmers. 
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To learn more about our post-flood recovery assistance, please contact Ms. Lloyd at 313-251-3849 
or email flood@jeffersoneast.org. Please allow 24-48 hours for a response.  
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HOME REPAIR PROGRAMS & SERVICES:
​For services relating to housing or home repair programs and services, please complete the JEI  Housing Services Intake Form. You may also contact the Neighborhood Resource Hub at 
313-314-6414. Please allow 24-48 hours for a team member to contact you.
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JEI’s housing team assists Detroit homeowners with the loan intake process, including clarifying program eligibility requirements and submitting applications. As of June 2021, the City of Detroit 
began processing applications that were previously on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic. 
For more information on this program, please visit City of Detroit’s 0% Interest Home Repair Loan 
Program above! 

LIFE REMODELED HOME REPAIR PROGRAM
Life Remodeled Community Innovation Center
2470 Collingwood
Detroit, MI  48206
Phone: 313-744-3052
Email: info@LifeRemodeled.org
Website: https://www.liferemodeled.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRemodeled
Life Remodeled is a Detroit-based nonprofit that invests funds, labor, and materials into a different 
Detroit neighborhood each year. Projects are determined by the community’s needs and vision. The 
home repair program assists with one critical home repair of the homeowner’s choosing: roof, fur-
nace, or windows. Contractors who partner with Life Remodeled to complete the work donate their 
time, materials, and labor. Full home remodels are not possible.
INCOME GUIDELINES:
Homeowners must have a proof of income, which can include Supplemental Security Income, dis-
ability, or unemployment benefits.
TYPES OF REPAIRS:
Repairs may vary depending on the needs of the community. Currently repairs are being offered for 
roof, furnace, and windows.
AREA OF AVAILABILITY:
Currently, homeowners must live within the following boundaries (please note that boundaries may 
change so check the website for current boundary): south of Fenkell Avenue, north of Joy, east of 
Livernois Avenue, and west of the Lodge. Virginia Park is another targeted area: south of Atkinson 
Street, north of Virginia Park Street, east of Linwood, and west of the Lodge (not Boston Edison or 
Russell Woods areas).

Matrix Human Services  
Central Office:
1400 Woodbridge
Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: 313-526-4000 #1230
Email: djordan@matrixhs.org
Website: https://www.matrixhumanservices.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MatrixHumanServices
CENTER FOR SENIORS
The Center for Seniors helps our senior population maintain healthy, enjoyable and independent 
lives. Comprehensive services include assistance with transportation to medical appointments, 
home care services to help support clients remain living in their own homes, and helping our older population remain active with a range of programs at Detroit recreational centers.
Services and programs that help achieve these goals include:
• Personal home care services (cleaning, cooking, laundering and more)
• Free community recreation activities including water-chair aerobics, community luncheons, health 
   fairs, field trips and more.
• Low-cost non-emergency medical transportation
We understand that seniors are among the most vulnerable to be affected by COVID-19, which makes leaving the house for any reason even more concerning. If you know of anyone 55+ who needs to leave 
the house while maintaining social distancing (avoiding public transit), we provide no cost rides that are safe & reliable for trips to doctor appointments, grocery stores, and more.
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SENIOR CHORE SERVICE PROGRAM
If you know anyone over the age of 50: email  dkennedy@matrixhs.org.

New Home Repair Program in Delray!
Website: https://www.gordiehoweinternationalbridge.com/en/delray-home-
improvement-program
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GordieHoweBridge
Delray Home Improvement Program is a free home repair program for eligible homes or duplexes in 
the area surrounding the Gordie Howe International Bridge and US Port of Entry construction site in 
the Delray, Detroit neighborhood. Visit this page above for more information and an application. 
Improvements as part of the program include:
You can apply for this program if you live within these boundaries: 
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Updates on the Gordie Howe International Bridge Project     Added 12/16/2023
Delray Home Improvement Program -- APPLY NOW!
Website: https://www.gordiehoweinternationalbridge.com/en/community-benefits-section/delray-
home-improvement-program
The Delray Home Improvement Program is a free home repair program for eligible homes or duplexes 
in the area surrounding the US Port of Entry in Delray, Detroit. The program represents a $4 million 
(CDN) investment being delivered as part of the project Community Benefits Plan. Successful appli-
cants received repairs based on an assessment of their home, with a per-house cap of $20,000 (USD). 
Since the program’s launch in 2021, 95 homes have received repairs or are currently in the process 
of receiving repairs. Limited space remains available for the 2024 construction season, when the pro-
gram is anticipated to end. 

​RENEW DETROIT! NEW Home (Roof) Repair Program 
Website: https://detroitmi.gov/government/boards/property-assessment-board-review/homeowners-property-exemption-hope
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CityofDetroit
Renew Detroit is a new program that will provide free repairs to eligible Detroit homeowners using 
funds from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The program will be held in two phases, starting 
with the first phase of roof replacement. 
More than 1,500 homeowners will receive free repairs through the program. This program will use 
the Homeowner Property Tax Exemption (HOPE) as part of its qualification process. HOPE is the 
City's low-income homeowner's tax exemption, formerly known as HPTAP.
The criteria to meet in order to qualify is: 
How to apply:
To apply for a new roof (first stage) through Renew Detroit, you must do two things:
If you have not applied for HOPE (HPTAP), visit www.detroitmi.gov/HOPE for more information & 
to apply. Applications must be accepted by November 12, 2021. If you have applied and been 
approved for HPTAP, you do not need to fill it out again. If you are not sure that you have been
approved, call 313-244-0274.

Rippling Hope
P.O. Box 27499
Detroit, MI  48227
Phone: 512-619-0575   313-704-1230 
Email: carl@ripplinghope.org
Website: http://www.ripplinghope.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ripplinghope
Rippling Hope is a Detroit-based ministry offering year-round service opportunities with a focus on 
home maintenance and repair. Rippling Hope conducts a home inspection and provides volunteers 
to complete repairs, but recipients must purchase the materials needed for their requested repairs; 
financial circumstances will be considered if financial assistance is available.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
To be eligible, the house must be occupied by the owner, who must be a member of a block club or neighborhood association that partners with Rippling Hope. See the “area of availability” section be-
low for more details. Participants in the program must purchase their own materials for the requested 
work.
INCOME GUIDELINES:
None
AREA OF AVAILABILITY:
Rippling Hope serves a specific target area in Detroit bordered by Telegraph Road on the west, Livernois Ave. on the east, 8 Mile on the north, and Tireman Avenue on the south.

Sinai-Grace Guild Community Development Corporation
Phone: 313-734-0001
Email: info@sinaigraceguildcdc.org
Website: https://www.graceguildcdc.org
SGGCDC helps families living Winship, College Park, Crary/St. Mary’s, Hubbell-Puritan, Belmont, Bethune, Harmony Village, and Schulze neighborhoods with services such as home accessibility modifications,
maintenance & repairs. SGGCDC provides repair or replacement specifically for HVAC systems, insulation, air sealing, windows, exterior siding and paint, porch repair, rails, stair repair, and security doors.

ST. PATRICK SENIOR CENTER, INC.
58 Parsons
Detroit, MI
Phone: 313-833-7080
Email: info@stpatsrctr.org
Website: https://stpatsrctr.org/fbclid=IwAR1zLfFvUbJDUHwJSu88HSILcMnX_
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stpatsrctr
​In-Home Services:
For those who find it difficult to maintain their homes, St. Pat can provide help. Our in-home rep- resentatives can perform light housekeeping work and otherwise assist with chores. We can also 
provide someone to make minor how repairs as needed.  
For more information, contact Community Support Manager Adrainne Piner at 313-831-2520 #213.

The Helm Life Center (formerly Services for Older Citizens)
158 Ridge 
Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236
Phone: 313-882-9600
Email: info@helmlife.org
Website: https://helmlife.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHelmLifeCenter
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Home Chore Program
Phone: 313-649-2107 for more info and pricing
Must be age 60 or older and a resident of Harper Woods or one of the Grosse Pointes. Minor home maintenance projects link people in need with volunteers to provide one-time services.
4Service is based on volunteer availability. Minor home repairs limited in scope to volunteer abilities.
Home Maintenance, Safety and Security Program is offered to homeowners only. 
This program provides and installs home safety devices such as smoke and carbon monoxide detect- ors/alarms; inspects and replaces interior (standard ceiling) and exterior lights (first floor only) with 
LED bulbs; and provides for a kitchen fire extinguisher, LED night lights in specified areas of the home, 
repair and/or replacement of the house number (if not sufficient for identifying the address) and inspec-
tion and/or replacement of the furnace filter.

​Unity in Our Community TimeBank
6900 McGraw
Detroit, MI  48210
Phone: 313-451-0135
Email: uoc.timebank@gmail.com
Website: http://www.southwestdetroittimebank.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SWDetroitTimeBank
The Unity in Our Community TimeBank is a network of people who share their time & talents with-
out exchanging money. They believe in equality and reciprocity, and work to motivate neighbors &
other organizations to come together creating a more sharing and caring community. 

Wayne County Residents
Phone: 313-967-3669 Land Bank 
Email:
Wayne County has secured funding for home repairs under the NEP program to complete exterior 
home repairs such as porches, steps, handrails, etc. Financial and locations criteria apply.  
NOTE: This program is ONLY for River Rouge residents at the moment.
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THIS IS NOW OPEN FOR CERTAIN RIVER ROUGE NEIGHBORHOODS!
The Wayne County Land Bank is looking to enroll residents of the Pleasant & Cicotte Park neighbor- 
hood of River Rouge in a porch repair program funded by the Wayne County Land Bank and the MI 
State Housing Development Authority. The intention of the program is to provide repairs on the front 
of your house including but not limited to roofing, steps, and railings. The porch repair program is for owner-occupied, single-family homes that are in good standing with their property tax and mortgage payments. The project cost is not to exceed repairs.
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If you are interested in applying for the program, please fill out the attached information through the
link below and either email or physically mail it back to the Land Bank, as soon as possible. See the Application Checklist on the 2022 WCLB Repair Project Application for more information.
2022 WCLB Repair Project Application:
Website: https://waynecountylandbank.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/2022-WCLB-Energy-Project-Application-1.pdf
Email for application return: awistow@waynecounty.com
Website: https://waynecountylandbank.com/programs/porchproject

​Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency 
Detroit Corporate HQ
7310 Woodward   Suite 800
Detroit, MI  48202
Phone: 313-388-9799
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Out-County Service Hub
2121 Biddle Ave.
Wyandotte, MI 48192
Phone: 734-284-6999
Website: https://www.waynemetro.org/energy-and-water-assistance
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/waynemetro
CONSERVATION:
The Weatherization program enables eligible low-income families to permanently reduce their 
energy bills by making their homes more energy efficient. The program offers energy efficiency 
services that are tailored to your home, helping you save as much money as possible.
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ENERGY:
The MEAP program provides services to low-income households in the form of electricity bill 
assistance and various energy services to help you stay ahead on your utility bills.
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WATER:
The WRAP program provides funding to eligible, low-income homeowners to assist with water 
bills, water conservation, and self-sufficiency initiatives. To be eligible, you must be a customer 
of the Great Lakes Water Authority & residing in their service areas.