About Home Savers
Our volunteers make urgent repairs and accessibility improvements for low-income homeowners in Delaware County. We help about 50 homeowners every year, homeowners who have been living without heat, have their sewer backing up, or can’t get out of the house without falling.
Mission Statement
Home Savers makes urgent repairs and accessibility improvements for low-income homeowners in Delaware County.
Vision Statement
We believe that every home should be safe, warm and dry; being accessible to its residents, with dependable heating, plumbing and a water-tight roof.
Our Community Partners
PathStone Housing, ecoREHAB, Greater Muncie, Indiana Habitat for Humanity and Home Savers have a Memorandum of Understanding.
The responsibility of Home Savers is to assist in home repairs which are outside the scope of work of Habitat. Each organization agrees to work cooperatively to identify and serve program participants.
Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County provides funding through a grant.
United Way of Delaware County provides funding through a grant for health.
Elderly and disabled homeowners need to easily enter and exit their homes. Our volunteers build wheel chair ramps, porches with railings and steps.
Our Members
Aubrey Crist, Lawyer at Beasley & Gilkison
Cornelius Dollison, Retired GM process engineer, past president of Whitely Community Council Neighborhood Association, Muncie Action Plan Board Member, enjoys fishing and scuba diving.
Connie Gregory, President of Home Savers Board, retired Director of Muncie Community Development Department, enjoys grant administration (really!), making jewelry, and reading.
Michelle Kaitchuck, Vice President of Home Savers Board, retired staff member of Home Savers, enjoys working outdoors.
Alex Sulanke, Employee at Wealth Strategies, Inc.
Michelle Vore, Secretary of Home Savers Board, Learning and Development Manager with Muncie Power Products and Adjunct Professor for Indiana Wesleyan University, enjoys photography and helping people.
Greg Wilson, Vice President of Prime Trust Federal Credit Union
Volunteers – students, civic groups, church groups, retirees
How You Can Contribute to Home Savers
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Volunteers provide the construction labor, so your donations go directly to helping with repairs and new construction.
Volunteer Opportunities
We are always looking for volunteers to help out with construction, office projects, publicity, fundraising, and more. Construction skills are welcome, but not necessary for you to contribute.