People Working Cooperatively

Right now, you can DOUBLE YOUR DONATION, and DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT through The Farmer Family Foundation Matching Grant Challenge! The Farmer Family Foundation and its Trustees will match $1 to $1 for all new donations up to $1 million.

This life-changing opportunity will make a huge difference in the lives of our neighbors on PWC's waitlist in Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren counties.

Learn more and donate today: https://bit.ly/PWCDoubleYourGift

It’s that time of year – we are partnering again with Smyth Automotive, Inc. for the Bag Sale campaign to raise funds for Ramp it Up for Veterans!

The funds raised from the Bag Sale campaign will also count toward The Farmer Family Foundation matching grant, which means not only will your purchase benefit local veterans in need, but it will also help us reach our $1 million goal.

They fought for us, so shop for them! Stop by any Smyth location now through August 31 to shop, save, and support PWC.

to ToolBelt Ball 2022! 🌟

You're invited to join us for our annual ToolBelt Ball presented by Macy's on Saturday, September 28, at our NEW location, the Manor House Event Center!

Get your tickets for this unforgettable black-tie affair here: https://bit.ly/PWCToolBeltBallTix

Trying to cut down on your energy costs? 💸 PWC may be able to help!

If you reside in Northern Kentucky, you may be eligible for FREE Energy Conservation services. Find out if you qualify: https://bit.ly/NKYEnergyConservation24

📣 Calling all students! If you're looking to fulfill your community service hours for this year, PWC is a great place to volunteer.

We offer a wide range of opportunities for all skill levels. Learn more and sign up today: https://bit.ly/VolunteerWithPWC24

PWC’s Workforce Development Program aims to help existing and new tradespeople learn the skills they need for a well-paid and meaningful career.

Learn more about workforce development and career opportunities at PWC: https://bit.ly/WorkAtPWC24

PWC and Whole Home Modifications Directors, Sara and Aaron, had a great time hosting and sharing information on health and housing with the Cincinnati First Ladies for Health at our Senior Health and Home Lunch and Learn!

We're still looking for new donations for The Farmer Family Foundation Matching Grant Challenge!

Support PWC and help us reach our $1 million goal through this $1 to $1 grant which will support our mission of providing home repairs and modifications for neighbors in Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren counties on the waitlist.

Donate today so we can continue to save homes and restore pride in the community: https://bit.ly/PWCDoubleYourGift

Recently, nearly 120 volunteers from Mission Serve and Catholic HEART Workcamp came all the way from Georgia and Florida to volunteer with People Working Cooperatively!

Check out the FOX19 segment to learn more about all the work these incredible volunteers did for neighbors in our community:

Out-of-state students come to Tri-State for volunteer work Dozens of kids from Georgia and Florida high schools are here in the Tri-State volunteering with People Working Cooperatively.

We are thrilled to announce that PWC's very own Sydney Ziebold has accepted the role of Development Coordinator! 👏

Since joining the PWC team earlier this year as part of our Production Support Department, Sydney has demonstrated a passion for our mission of saving homes and restoring pride.

We are grateful to have you on the PWC team, Sydney!

Are you a young professional looking to make a difference in the lives around you? PWC's Emerging Leaders Board serves as an organization of young professionals and emerging community leaders committed to supporting the mission of PWC by promoting awareness and encouraging involvement.

Get involved today: https://bit.ly/PWCEmergingLeadersBoard

Get your company or organization involved with PWC and give back to the community when you become a corporate sponsor for our 2024 events including ToolBelt Ball, Prepare Affair, and Ramp It Up for Veterans! https://bit.ly/PWCSponsorships

It was a beautiful night to kick off our 2024 ToolBelt Ball season! Thank you to long-time supporters Stephanie Lambers and Teresa Huxel for hosting our first procurement party of the season. Visit www.pwchomerepairs.org/toolbeltball to learn more about ToolBelt Ball, purchase tickets to attend, or enter our Golden Ticket Raffle!

PWC's Modifications for Mobility program assists with complicated home modification projects that are typically too expensive for our neighbors who need a little extra help getting around their homes safely.

Find out if you are eligible: https://bit.ly/PWCMobilityModifications

This past weekend, the PWC team, including team member Gloria, had a great time spending the day at the Great American Ball Park for the Hamilton County Veterans Appreciation Day, in partnership with DAV and supported by the Hamilton County, Ohio - Government Board of County Commissioners.

Our team enjoyed sharing insights on the services we offer, how you can get involved with PWC and our employment opportunities. Thank you all who came out and stopped by the PWC booth.

Did you know, lead-based paint can be found in 34 million homes across the country? And, the older your home is, the more likely it is to contain lead-based paint?

Check out this WCPO 9 segment as the PWC team inspects a local home for lead hazards and shares insights on how you can keep your loved ones safe at home: https://bit.ly/LeadPaintDangersWCPO

Then, head to the comments to find out which programs you qualify for.

Your home could contain dangerous lead paint: how to find out Millions of homes built before 1978 contain lead paint, which is dangerous to children. How to find out if your home could have paint that needs to be addressed.

Did you know PWC offers FREE Energy Conservation services for residents in Northern Kentucky that can help you take control of your utility bills?

Find out if you qualify today: https://bit.ly/NKYEnergyConservation24

⭐️ For today's PWC and Whole Home Modifications Director Spotlight, we're shining the light on our Director of PWC's Whole Home Innovation Center, Aaron Grant! ⭐️

Aaron has been with PWC and Whole Home for nearly 13 years as a field technician, Volunteer Program Manager, and with the Innovation Center.

His favorite memory is when the team organized a project for a client who was raising her 11-year-old daughter on her own:

"The home’s only bathroom sink and toilet were broken, the light fixtures didn’t operate, the front steps were dangerous, and the electrical service was pulling the rotten fascia off the house. Over a few weeks, PWC staff and volunteers provided the client's home with repair and maintenance services. Shortly after we finished, the client’s daughter wrote us a thank-you card, saying 'You basically helped us live.'

It was just so powerful that she distilled our entire mission into that simple statement, and that this is exactly the kind of impact we hope to have."

Aaron goes on to share what makes the Whole Home Innovation Center different and why it is important to PWC:

"The Innovation Center is the place where we can try new programs, pilot different ideas, grow new partnerships, and then use what we learn to increase the impact of PWC’s services while reaching new groups of stakeholders by demonstrating why all of us have a stake in keeping each of us safe and healthy at home."

We are so grateful to have Aaron as part of the PWC/Whole Home team! Congratulations on your promotion to Director. 🎉

NOW HIRING: Searching for a job where you'll make a difference in the community? Come work for PWC! https://bit.ly/WorkAtPWC24

Aaron Grant, Director of PWC's Whole Home Modifications Innovation Center, recently sat down with Julie O'Neill from FOX19 to share information for recognizing lead poisoning hazards and how you can protect your family from them.

Watch the the segment then head to the comments to learn more about our Lead Poisoning Prevention Program.

The dangerous effects of lead poisoning FOX19 NOW News at 9:30 a.m.

DOUBLE YOUR DONATION and DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT through a generous gift from The Farmer Family Foundation and its Trustees. They will match all new donations up to $1 million!

Help us reach our goal and provide critical services to neighbors on PWC's waitlist in Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren counties: https://bit.ly/PWCDoubleYourGift

People Working Cooperatively Interact with PWC as we save homes and restore pride for low-income elderly and disabled homeowners.

This week, volunteer groups from Mission Serve and Catholic HEART Workcamp are visiting from Georgia and Florida to volunteer with us!

They are repairing concrete and stairs, giving homes a fresh coat of paint, and other home modifications, so local homeowners can live safely, comfortably, and independently in their homes.

Thank you to all the incredible volunteers supporting PWC's mission and helping our neighbors in the community.

We are so excited for this weekend's Hamilton County Veterans Appreciation Day at the Great American Ball Park in partnership with DAV!

Thank you, Hamilton County, Ohio - Government Board of County Commissioners, for supporting this event. Let us know in the comments if we will see you at the PWC table this Saturday, July 20, from 10am-2pm.

We have volunteer opportunities year-round, including the third Saturday of the month, coming up at the end of the week. We need skilled workers to join our field service volunteer team for Home Improvement Saturdays.

Learn more and sign up: https://bit.ly/VolunteerWithPWC24

Carpenters, electricians, and technicians alike all appreciate one DIY staple that has made the lives of countless tradespeople much easier: the tape measure! 🧰

Help us celebrate National Tape Measure Day by telling us how this tool has benefitted your work. ⬇️

Don't forget, tomorrow, Saturday, July 13, from 2-4pm, when you shop Kendra Scott in-store at the Kenwood Towne Centre, or online July 13-14 using code GIVEBACK-GUTMF, not only will you get some sparkly new jewelry (perfect to wear to this year's ToolBelt Ball), but 20% of your purchase will go toward our mission of saving homes and restoring pride. Learn more in the flyer below.

Recently, Park National Bank, Greater Cincinnati Ohio presented People Working Cooperatively with a check for $10,000 that will go toward The Farmer Family Foundation Matching Grant Challenge!

We're so grateful for this incredible donation so we can work toward reaching our $1 million goal and continue providing home repairs and accessibility modifications for neighbors on PWC’s waitlist in Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren counties.

ToolBelt Ball is right around the corner. Join us on Saturday, September 28, at our NEW location, the Manor House Event Center, for a night of giving back, entertainment, auctions, and more!

Get your 🎟️ today: https://bit.ly/PWCToolBeltBallTix

Northern Kentucky residents, you may be eligible for FREE Energy Conservation services through PWC, including:
️🛠️ Professional energy audit;
️️🛠️ Furnace cleaning and tuning;
️️🛠️ Energy education and energy saving tips;
🛠️ and much more!

All energy programs are available for owners and renters. Find out more and see if you qualify today: https://bit.ly/NKYEnergyConservation24

People Working Cooperatively Interact with PWC as we save homes and restore pride for low-income elderly and disabled homeowners.

PWC's President Jock Pitts met with longtime PWC volunteer and advocate, Craig McKee from WCPO 9, to talk about The Farmer Family Foundation Matching Grant Challenge, how you can get involved, and how this will benefit our neighbors in need in the community.

Watch the segment then head to the comments for the link to donate today to help us provide necessary home repairs and accessibility modifications for neighbors on PWC’s waitlist in Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren counties.

Foundation sets up $1 million match for donations to Cincinnati nonprofit providing critical home repairs It’s not just home repairs PWC is focused on. Home modifications and their Whole Home approach have been recognized by the state for allowing people to live and remain in their homes safely.