Gift Registry
You can "register" at RTP for your wedding, milestone birthday, or other special occasion. This alternative to a traditional gift registry lets you express a commitment to improving the quality of life for low-income communities. Contact Jen Wootten if you want guidance or support in asking your friends and family to make gifts to RTP in lieu of tangible presents. Bord policy will allocate gifts to help build the endowment unless you specify otherwise.

Learn more about why Dan took his daughters Casey and Jeannie across the country to be part of RTP's Germantown Block Build.

The need to do more is a prevalent feeling among the Rebuilding Together Philadelphia Community. Accordingly, RTP's endowment was created to generate additional monies to support roofing and other projects that directly affect low-income homeowners. The endowment is invested and the principal will not be invaded. Income derived from the investment will be used to support homeowners in need according to Board policy. Your gift to RTP's endowment will enable you to have an impact on low-income communities for generations to come.

After initial transfers of funds from RTP's reserves to its endowment, the RTP endowment has grown over time in two ways: 1) Through gifts given in memory or in honor of someone whether it be a birthday, wedding, anniversary or death of a loved one 2) Through gifts made directly to the endowment by those who are particularly interested in supporting RTP for the long term. Currently, RTP's endowment is holding nearly $175,000 in perpetuity.

Many thanks to those individuals and institutions who have made gifts (since April 2005) to one of RTP's two named funds:

Peter C. Daggett Fund

• Gregg Daggett
• Janet and John Daggett

Stephen C. Seweryn Memorial Fund
Click through to see the major donors to this Fund.

Many thanks to the following individuals and institutions who have made a major gift(s) to the general endowment fund. (Note cumulative giving since April 2005 is presented.)

$25,000 or more

• Robert Bellinger

$10,000 -$24,999

• Daniel A. Schryer

$5,000 -$9,999

• Lisa and David Meyers

$3,000 -$4,999

• Peter Hardy and Nina Rivera
• Donna and Edwin Moore

$1,000 -$2,999

• Anonymous
• Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, LLC
• In memory of Michael Kane
• Christopher Evans and Lisa Most
• In memory of Michael F. O'Malley
  

$500 -$999

• In honor of Joan and Harry Bellwoar (Happy Anniversary)
• Robert S. Bright
• Joan Burnes
• Beth Goodell
• In honor of Steve Seweryn's 60^th Birthday
• Dona and William Trull

Rebuilding Together Philadelphia is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization.  EIN 23-2549594.

The official registration and financial information of Rebuilding Together Philadelphia may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1.800.732.0999.  This information also is available at web.dos.state.pa.us/cgi-bin/Charities/char_form.cgi. Registration does not imply endorsement.