ABOUT US
Who We Are
Fall of 2021, Rebuilding Together connected with local leaders in Mobile County to share a vision and a solution for our neighbors needing home repairs, disaster recovery, and community revitalization. Rebuilding Together of South Alabama became an affiliate because four community leaders said, “yes”. From there, the Steering Committee was formed and the work began.
This team worked together for two years to build this nonprofit and was very intentional in it’s creation. Several of these founding members continue to serve as board members. Their commitment and vision supports Rebuilding Together of South Alabama to fill the gaps and ensure that our neighbors in Choctaw, Clarke, Mobile, and Washington counties have safer and healthier homes.
We achieve this through a network of volunteers and supporters. These [Re]builders are advocates of safe and healthy housing who repairs homes, revitalizes communities, and rebuilds lives. At Rebuilding Together of South Alabama, we make essential repairs to help our neighbors stay in their homes. Each affiliate follows national standards-25 Safe and Health Priority Checklist and 7 Community Revitalization Partnership Principles to provide consistency throughout the network.
Staff and Board
Trista Stout-Walker
Executive Director
Trista has 18 years of nonprofit experience and will play a pivotal role in the launch of RTSOAL. She aims to foster growth and support the community’s housing needs in Choctaw, Clarke, Mobile, and Washington counties.
Meet the Board of Directors
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Connie Abrams
Board President
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Clinton L. Johnson
Vice President
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Chandra Brown
Treasurer
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DeKendell Young
Secretary
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Tramaine Perry
Member
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Dorothy Dorton
Member
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Adam Gully
Member
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Rodsalyn Patrick
Member
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Lorena Camilleri
Member
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Melissa Edge
Member
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Anna Glenzer
YP of MOB Member
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Anna Catherine Fincher
YP of MOB Member
OUR FIRST PROJECT
Dream it
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Build it
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Grow it
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Dream it • Build it • Grow it •
“I am truly honored that all of those people chose to help me. I wish more people cared about their neighbors because that is the way it is supposed to be.”
— Mr. Bill Woolley- 90-year-old veteran (Home Depot Foundation Ramp Installation)
Home Depot Foundation Ramp Installation:
April 24, 2024: Volunteers with Team Depot, The Home Depot’s associate volunteer force, Rebuilding Together of South Alabama, AARP, Vets Recover, State of Alabama Independent Living Service (SAIL), and Via Health, Fitness & Enrichment Center updated local Army veteran, William Woolley’s home by building an outdoor wheelchair ramp, landscaping, removing debris and more to make his living situation more manageable.