Andrea M. Saccoccia
Executive Director

From The Executive Director:

Welcome to Project Mend-A-House on the Web!

For over 25 years, Project Mend-A-House has enabled clients to remain safely and independently in their own homes. Thanks to our volunteers, who are the heart of the organization, clients have increased mobility and accessibility. Volunteers have built dozens of ramps, modified doors, secured flooring, repaired leaky faucets, restored electricity and made vast home improvements. Outside improvements have made our clients homes more aesthetically pleasing; shrubbery has been trimmed, brush removed, lawns mowed, and fresh coats of paint applied. And the best part- these repairs are being completed in a timely fashion and free of charge - thanks to you.

Our volunteers assist over 143 clients with 450 projects each year. Thanks to you who care — our business partners, civic and faith-based organizations, volunteers and financial supporters, Project Mend-A-House will continue to restore the dignity of all so that our neighbors may remain safely and independently in their homes.

Project Mend-A-House Board of Directors

Project Mend-A-House Partners

How Corporate Partners help Project Mend-A-House achieve community successes

There are a number of ways that our corporate partners help Project Mend-A-House achieve our mission of providing assistance to low-income and disabled residents of Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park. Tax deductible donations provide the means for Project Mend-A-House to purchase materials and supplies required for all projects ranging from building ramps to fixing plumbing leaks. Project Mend-A-House invests 100% of donations back into the local community. Corporate employees possess specialized trade skills and are willing to donate several hours of their time per month to work on specific projects. Often times, local corporations are seeking opportunities to team with local organizations, such as Project Mend-A-House, to help those less fortunate residents. Project Mend-A-House projects are opportunities for corporations to conduct "team-building" events to provide the elusive 'win-win' where the company, Project Mend-A-House and, most importantly, the local resident benefits from such an arrangement.

Project Mend-A-House Corporate Partners

Civic, schools and faith-based partners can help Project Mend-A-House achieve our mission of providing assistance to low-income and disabled residents of Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park. The Prince William County Area Agency on Agency provides Project Mend-A-House with an office and funding for administrative services. Other Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park agencies, such as the Department of Social Services and Department of Public Works provide client referrals and some sources of funding. Our school and faith-based partners are a reliable source of donations and volunteers. By partnering with other civic organizations, individual organizational strengths can be leveraged for the greater good. Ultimately, it is our goal to forge more partnerships to benefit the greater local community!

Government Organizations:

Not-for-Profit Partners:

• Provide client referrals
• Provide donations (100% of all donations are invested back into the local community)
• Provide specialized trade skills and building materials
• Opportunity to re-invest into the community
• Teaming opportunities with local civic and government organizations