On Thursday, November 10, 2011, Madison Apartment Group participated in the Apartment Association of Central Pennsylvania’s (AACP) “Rebuilding Communities One Home at a Time” event with the Rebuilding Together Greater Harrisburg, Inc. (RTGH). Madison joined other local multi-family management groups to repair and rebuild a dozen homes in the Dauphin and Cumberland Counties of Pennsylvania.
Madison donated the equipment and nine Madison team members worked to make the following repairs to one of dozen homes that were chosen as part of the rebuilding event:
- Installed vinyl flooring throughout the kitchen area
- Installed shades in family and laundry rooms
- Installed dusk to dawn sensors
- Installed a new sink bowl with new faucet
- Added a hand rail to the front steps and fixed one going into the garage
- Installed a new door viewer
We would like to thank the following Madison team members for volunteering their time to the event:
- Kristen Troxell, Regional Marketing Coordinator
- Matt Wolf, Madison at Woodland Plaza and Madison at Victoria Crossing
- Jay Hilgert, Madison at Woodland Plaza and Madison at Victoria Crossing
- Chris Mitton, Regional Maintenance Coordinator
- Eric Longenecker, Director of Technical Operations
- Javi Torres, Madison at Greenview Terrace
- Tracy Meier, Madison at Barrcrest Manor
- KC Fleming, Madison at Barrcrest Manor
Headquartered in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the RTGH’s mission is to preserve and revitalize houses and communities, assuring that low-income homeowners, from the elderly and disabled to families with children, live in warmth, safety, and independence. The organization works in partnership with local greater Harrisburg communities including Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry and parts of York and performs home repairs free of charge including roofing, plumbing, and electrical repairs and/or improvements. For more information or to volunteer, visit http://www.rtgh.org.
AACP is a not-for-profit association that strives to support education and professionalism within the multifamily housing industry so that its’ members are successful in providing quality rental housing in Central Pennsylvania. For more information visit, http://www.aacpofpa.com/.