Tell us what needs repair.
Choose a home or church, identify the work needed, and share enough detail to begin a conversation. We’ll discuss fit, capacity, and next steps.
Request repair helpA Christian service initiative bringing skilled hands and community support to essential home and church repairs for neighbors in need across Rhode Island.
A home is where a family builds its life. A church is where people gather in faith and service. When those places need care, we believe our neighbors deserve people willing to step forward.
House Upon the Rock brings tradespeople, churches, businesses, and volunteers together to restore homes and churches across Rhode Island. Guided by Christian faith, we put our skills and shared resources to work in service of our neighbors.
Choose a home or church, identify the work needed, and share enough detail to begin a conversation. We’ll discuss fit, capacity, and next steps.
Request repair helpOffer leftover materials, tools, equipment, or skilled time. Specify quantities, condition, and pickup or delivery details.
Donate tools or materialsEssential repairs and restoration for individuals and families in need—from unsafe steps and railings to weather damage and other conditions that make daily life harder.
Request home repairsRepairing and renewing church buildings so congregations can continue to worship, gather, and care for the people around them.
Request church repairsOur Christian faith calls us to love our neighbors through practical acts of service. For us, that means showing up, working with care, and treating every person with dignity.
We serve people of every belief. Our work is an expression of our faith and our commitment to the communities around us.
Our name comes from Jesus’ teaching about a house built on rock in Matthew 7:24–25.
Homes and churches are our starting point. Our long-term vision reaches further: stable places to live, room to rebuild a life, and shared spaces that belong to everyone.
Work toward building homes for individuals and families in need, creating lasting foundations for safety, stability, and a new chapter.
Work toward establishing sober living homes where people in recovery can find a supportive environment as they rebuild their lives.
Create and restore parks, gathering spaces, and other community projects that bring neighbors together and respond to local needs.
Building homes, sober living, and community projects are long-term goals. We’re developing the partnerships and resources to bring them to life.
A skill. A few hours. A financial contribution. Materials or tools. There are many ways to help lay the foundation.
Choose your contribution ↗Tradespeople and construction companies can help with skilled labor, tools, equipment, and professional guidance for our first restoration projects.
Suppliers and local businesses can help source lumber, hardware, paint, roofing, and other materials matched to a project’s needs.
Tell us the amount you would like to give, or which tools you can donate or lend. We’ll coordinate the next steps with you.
Help identify homes and churches in need, coordinate volunteers, and bring local partners together around a restoration project.
Tell us about a home or church that needs restoration. Homeowners, church leaders, and neighbors are welcome to inquire. Assistance will depend on funding, volunteer capacity, and project requirements. Receiving help will not require religious participation or agreement to be photographed.
Have a question about a repair, volunteering, or a contribution? Get in touch with Hunter.
stjacqueshunter@gmail.comEmail HunterAs repairs are completed, this is where we’ll share the need, the work, and what changed—with permission from the people involved.
No completed-project stories have been published yet. Future updates will document the repairs and recognize the people who made them possible.
Support our first projectOne home. One church. One community at a time.
Find your place in the mission ↗