Rebuild Homes Nonprofit Corporation Announces First-in-Class Software Toolset to Help Communities Prepare for and Rebuild after Natural Disasters
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In 2020, an estimated 500,000 homes burned in the U.S.. RebuildHomes.org announces a free first-in-class Disaster Project Management system to help those communities and homeowners prepare for Natural Disasters and rebuild their homes and lives. LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. (PRWEB) February 27, 2021 In 2020 an estimated 500,000 homes were destroyed by fire in the U.S., and $49 billion in property damage was caused by floods, hurricanes, and tornados. Responding to a dire need to help communities and families prepare for natural disasters, Rebuild Homes, a Washington-based non-profit corporation, is announcing a first-in-class Disaster Project Management (DPM) system of online tools and resources to assist communities before and after natural disaster strikes.
a viable you have to start technology or timothy to work is the energy consumption of the building itself. so the first part dischord embodied energy of the material the second part is how well the building is consuming energy because of the technology. is it more climate friendly that means is that and what i meant inside more user friendly without using is going to all in france maybe. the whole national foundation has helped build close two hundred fifty thousand homes and worked with many disaster affected communities in india including encourage our jumbo and push me to hard and british helping rebuild homes that are environmentally friendly sustainable and disaster prone.
can still get phil here. there we go. the disaster relief organization, handed out 75,000 blue tarps this past year. sometimes, blue tarps instead of rooftops are the only thing protecting people. totally destroyed by maria. turbine graveyard. and for many puerto ricans, life is still a struggle. it s really hard to not have a safe place with my two kids. it has been almost a year since the hurricane, and we still find people that are living under a piece of plastic for their only roof. and for us to be able to come in and rebuild homes. just give hope all over the silent, i think that is incredibly important. leaving about one dozen homes to collapse into the sand several months later. and for the rubble still says here.
so the money that you have raised, how is it helping people during the christmas season? it s all i work. the money s out of work, now we re working with four great organizations. sbp is helping rebuild homes, and throughout the next couple of years they ll rebuild hundreds of homes. we re partnering with americares who s giving out medical care, physical and mental health care, both equally important during this time. we re working with feeding america to give out food and drinks, obviously during this tough time. people are going through so much, they need the nutrition. we re also working with save the children to get over 1,000 childcare centers back up and running. that s one of most important things is parents need a place to get their kids to be safe, and obviously to get themselves back to work. and some of the childcare centers provide food and community services, as well. it s extremely important that we get those back up and running. it s a long process. it s obviously g
a great deal, as it did back in august, because the question again is was there abuse of power here. in other words, this was money that was allocated for sandy relief in a package that i and others worked very hard to get. it wasn t easy. it took almost 60 days. and the governor awarded or the governor s administration awarded the contract to a firm that was not the low bidder, that was essentially spending over $2 million more of taxpayer dollars. and the difference was that the firm that was chosen agreed to put him and his family in the ads whereas the low bidder would not do that. so the question again is was the higher bidder at a more costly amount chosen because they agreed to put the governor in the ads? again, this is money that could have been used for to help rebuild homes or pay for businesses that were destroyed. and we still have a lot of people at the shore that i