Make a repair possible.
Your generosity supports materials, construction coordination, and the work that brings safer homes within reach.
Donate through ZeffyContinue to CRM’s existing giving page.
FAITH IN ACTION / EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Faith is the spark.
You make it move.
A roof that holds. A floor that feels safe. A way through the front door. Your generosity and willing hands turn faith into a home restored.
Repairing Homes. Restoring Dignity.
Renewing Hope.
THE HANDS AND FEET OF HOPE.✝
CRM / WINDSOR, NCPowered by faith.
Built by community.
Built by community.
COMMUNITY IN MOTION
HEALTH + SAFETY+ACCESSIBILITY+VOLUNTEER SERVICE+CHRIST-CENTERED COMPASSION
01 / WHY WE SHOW UP
Home is where
hope takes root.
For a neighbor living with a leaking roof, an unsafe floor, or steps they can no longer climb, home repair is more than construction. It is the freedom to live safely again.
Carolina Rebuilding Ministry brings volunteers, donors, and skilled leadership together to repair homes for low-income homeowners in Bertie, Chowan, and Washington counties. Our Christ-centered mission puts love into action, with special concern for older adults, people with disabilities, and veterans.
Help build the next chapter02 / THE WORK THAT MATTERS
Explore the difference
a repair can make.
Choose a repair to see how practical work changes everyday life.
01
A DRY, PROTECTED HOME
Keep the weather outside.
A sound roof, secure windows, and weatherization help protect a family from leaks and the damage that follows. We focus on repairs that support health and safety.
Learn about repair assistanceTHE GENEROSITY BEHIND EVERY REPAIR
Be part of
what happens next.
A donation becomes the materials, coordination, and care that make a repair possible. Volunteer labor and generous partners work together to bring hope home.
Put the right materials in willing hands.
Lumber, roofing, windows, and essential supplies turn a repair plan into safer daily life for a neighbor.
Secure giving continues on CRM’s existing Zeffy page.
03 / THERE IS A PLACE FOR YOU
One mission.
Many ways to move it forward.
Bring your hands.
Bring your heart.
Come as a mission team or an individual. Put faith into action alongside a community that cares.
Plan your serviceA safer home
starts here.
If your home needs health, safety, or accessibility repairs, talk with our staff about the application process.
Explore assistance
04 / SHOW UP. BUILD HOPE.
A week of service.
A lasting connection.
CRM welcomes mission teams and individual volunteers to eastern North Carolina. Work together, share meals, and see what happens when compassion becomes action.
What kind of work will we do?
Projects may include roofing, ramps, flooring, sheetrock, painting, and other health and safety repairs. Staff match work to project needs and the team’s capabilities.
Where do visiting teams stay?
CRM coordinates lodging at our Windsor campus and partner locations, including Plymouth United Methodist Church. Contact us to confirm space for your dates.
How do we get started?
Email Mike Williams with your preferred dates, group size, and experience. We will discuss availability, registration, lodging, and current trip details.
START ENVISIONING YOUR VISIT
For a team of 20, share your preferred week, age mix, and skills with CRM. Staff will confirm lodging and project availability.
Start a team conversationOpens your email app. Dates are confirmed by CRM staff.
05 / FOR OUR NEIGHBORS
You deserve
a safe place to call home.
We focus on essential repairs for homeowners with limited resources. Start by calling our office to discuss your needs and eligibility.
Call 252-794-1206Homeowner information & formsTalk with our team
Tell us about your home, location, and repair needs.
Complete an application
Staff explain eligibility and the documents needed for review. Applicants must own and occupy the home.
Review and scheduling
Approved work is scheduled by priority and available resources. Eligibility does not guarantee assistance.
LOOKING AHEAD / EDGECOMBE COUNTY
Hope has room
to grow.
CRM is exploring an Edgecombe County satellite pilot and a shared community space for neighbors in need. The county is helping identify funding; it has not committed money toward the proposed $200,000 pilot. Funding, facility arrangements, and the pilot’s launch remain to be confirmed.
Explore a partnership with JasonLET’S PUT HOPE TO WORK