Furnace quit and the house is down to 52 degrees
Single mother of three, furnace stopped overnight.
If you need a hand, ask. If you have one to give, there is a neighbour close by waiting on it.
A woman in her seventies had a new water heater sitting in her garage, still in the box. Her son had bought it. The plumber wanted six hundred and fifty dollars to put it in, and she did not have it, so for three weeks she heated water on the stove to wash up.
Two miles away a man with a pipe wrench had a free Saturday and no idea she existed. That gap is the whole reason we are here. We close it.
A tank in the garage. A wrench two miles away. Nothing in between.
We are not a charity fund and we are not contractors. We are neighbours with tools, trucks, trades and time, and a list of people who need them.
Single mother of three, furnace stopped overnight.
Six weeks of no driving after a hip replacement.
A leak above the back bedroom has stained the ceiling and is spreading.
A neighbour bought the tank but the install quote was more than she could pay.
The frame has shifted and the door cannot be locked at night.
Tell us what you need in your own words. It takes about five minutes and it costs nothing.
A person on our team reads every request, usually the same day. Nothing is posted publicly until they say yes.
The mission goes on the board. A volunteer offers to take it, and we approve the match before anyone is given your address.
They call you, agree a time, and come do it. You can follow the whole thing with your tracking code.
If what you need is not on this list, ask anyway. Somebody in this project has probably done it before.
Some missions need a licensed plumber. Some need a truck. Some need nothing but somebody willing to sit and drink a cup of coffee with a widower on a Tuesday afternoon. Tell us what you can do and we will find the mission that fits.