INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 90-year-old homeowner from Marion County is thanking the volunteers who helped them avoid a potentially hefty fine.
Home Repairs for Good teamed up with the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana this month to clean up the backyard of a senior homeowner. Volunteers removed a shed that was falling down in the back yard; tearing down the dilapidated structure and clearing debris.
It helped the homeowner clear a citation with the Marion County Public Health Department which could have led to fines or liens on the property.
Home Repairs for Good, formerly NeighborLink Indianapolis, helps senior homeowners and people with disabilities by offering free home repairs so they’re not forced out by unmanageable maintenance or damage.
The nonprofit has a long list of homeowners who’ve requested assistance, and is actively looking for volunteers to help vet applicants.
Eligible homeowners needing assistance can find more information on Home Repairs for Good HERE.
Volunteers help 90-year-old homeowner avoid hefty fine
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