Keep Your Independence
MILTON & BERNADINE
Hearts & Hammers – Twin Cities, Inc. is a private non-profit organization that provides exterior painting and home improvement assistance for senior and physically disabled homeowners.
Assistance is provided at no cost and is completed during Program Day events in May and September. Hearts & Hammers enables deserving Twin Cities’ homeowners to continue living independently, in homes that are weatherproof, safe and secure. If you, or a deserving homeowner you know meet all of the guideline, you (they) may qualify for assistance.
“With the combination of costs and physical labor, we just couldn’t get things done. Hearts & Hammers gave us 200%. When they left, it looked absolutely perfect.” – Milton and Bernadine Saint Paul, Minnesota.
AL & TEDDY
HOW THEIR HOME WAS TRANSFORMED
Hearts & Hammers volunteers worked with Al and Teddy to transform the exterior of their aging home, fixing cracked siding, tackling yard work, and constructing an accessibility ramp for Al. Volunteers spruced up the exterior paint, as well, and Teddy was emphatic about her color choice: “No dark colors! But we didn’t want real bright colors either, so we chose straw,” she said with a bright smile. Teddy and Al could not believe how their home was transformed in just one day: “It’s amazing!” Al’s daughter couldn’t agree more: “There are no words that can express the gratitude we have for the work you all put forth on helping our parents.”
THE END OF THE RAINBOW
Hearts & Hammers volunteers worked with Al and Teddy to transform the exterior of their aging home, fixing cracked siding, tackling yard work, and constructing an accessibility ramp for Al. Volunteers spruced up the exterior paint, as well, and Teddy was emphatic about her color choice: “No dark colors! But we didn’t want real bright colors either, so we chose straw,” she said with a bright smile. Teddy and Al could not believe how their home was transformed in just one day: “It’s amazing!” Al’s daughter couldn’t agree more: “There are no words that can express the gratitude we have for the work you all put forth on helping our parents.”
THERE’S AN OLD SAYING 
