A nonprofit on the Peninsula is helping six families in need by making much needed repairs to their homes.
was taken over by 15 volunteers Wednesday to makeover to her backyard. At 70, Fortier Nwadibia said she could no longer maintain it.
"We want to create a backyard experience where it's inviting, and she wants to bring over family and friends," Brad Bemis, Store Manager at the San Bruno Lowe’s, said. "We're just really happy to give back to the community and be a part of it." According to Robert Skelton with Rebuilding Together Peninsula, many homes in San Mateo County are in dire need of repairs due to deferred maintenance, poor homeowner health, fixed incomes and various other factors that impact neighbors’ abilities to afford repairs. The homeowners must apply for the help and are selected if they meet certain qualifications.
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