RTSV Blog
Cheers To 35 Years, Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley!
Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley is grateful and excited to celebrate 35 years of repairing homes and restoring hope in 2026! What began as a focused effort to bring Christmas in April to Silicon Valley has grown into a mighty movement powered by volunteers, donors, and partners who believe in safe homes and communities for all.
RTSV’s 2025 Wrapped!
Read through our most popular articles from 2025.
This past year was an incredible time to be involved with RTSV! We are so grateful for your partnership in making this past year a success. As we reflect on our triumphs and the lessons we learned along the way, take a look below at some of our most popular articles from 2025!
A Time That Calls For Community – Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley’s Annual Appeal 2025
For nearly 35 years, Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley has stood alongside our Silicon Valley neighbors to make homes safe, healthy, and livable for those who need it most. Each repair tells a story — a reminder that a stable home means safety, dignity, and peace of mind.
Happy DAFday From Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley!
By Alaina Purcell Schroeder, Development Director
2025 brings about the second ever DAFday! What is DAFday you ask? A new kind of giving day focused on education around donor advised funds (DAF) and how donor advised funds can maximize support for the local nonprofit organizations you care about!
May is Affordable Housing Month!
Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley is proud to celebrate Affordable Housing Month in May! In partnership with Silicon Valley @ Home, we’re bringing awareness around affordable housing challenges and issues that our programs have been addressing since 1991.
Meet Your Neighbor, Roger
By Deanne Everton, Executive Director
Welcome to our Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood: Between publishing children’s books and tutoring the neighborhood kids, a neighborhood is lucky to have someone like Roger to call a friend. Roger, a 76-year-old retired educator, has made his home in the Evergreen neighborhood of San Jose for the past 19 years.




