We’ve kicked off our Spring workdays these past 2 weeks with projects helping our homeowners.
We are so excited to share all the projects we have coming up with you. If you and your group are looking to get involved, please email Clarice at clarice@rtsaratoga.org.
Stacey joined our Board of Directors in 2025 and has been a wonderful addition to the Board.
Here is a quick chat about why she is involved with Rebuilding Together Saratoga County.
What is your connection to Rebuilding Together Saratoga and why did you join the Board?
For the past 18 years, my role as Gilbane Building Company’s Volunteer Coordinator with RTSC has been a meaningful part of my professional life. I’ve had the privilege of working alongside dedicated volunteers, witnessing firsthand how small acts of service can transform lives and strengthen our community. Over the years, I’ve developed a deep connection to RTSC’s mission and the people we serve, and that commitment is what inspired me to join the Board of Directors. Serving on the Board allows me to bring my experience, passion, and long-term perspective to a broader level—helping shape the organization’s future, support its growth, and ensure that our work continues to make a lasting impact.
What is your favorite ice cream flavor or favorite dessert?
My favorite ice cream flavor is Butter Pecan. Stewards Butter Pecan honestly has the best flavor. 😊
Thank you Stacey for joining our Board of Directors. We’re glad to have you.
An article produced by Urban Institute Initiative on “How housing affects health outcomes: Stability, quality, and affordability matter”. Click below on the link to view this article.
Housing Matters is an online resource for the most rigorous research and practical information on how a quality, stable, affordable home in a vibrant community contributes to individual and community success.
Back in December 2025, our Community Relations Manager, Clarice Eaton, accepted a check from Adirondack Trust Company Community Fund’s Lend-a-Hand Grant program. The support will help us prepare and offer 25 Health and Safety Kits to our homeowners in need. Homeowners who apply to our program are offered a kit which includes: smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, fire extinguishers, mini first aid kit, hand sanitizers, and first responder notification paperwork.
Thank you @AdirondackTrustCompany Community Fund for believing in our mission and investing in our community.
Jeana joined our Board of Directors in 2025 and has been a wonderful addition to the Board.
Here is a quick chat about why she is involved with Rebuilding Together Saratoga County.
What is your connection to Rebuilding Together Saratoga and why did you join the Board?
My connection to Rebuilding Together Saratoga began during my time with Kodiak Construction, where I’ve seen the owners actively support the organization and witnessed its meaningful impact on our local community. Seeing firsthand how Rebuilding Together helps neighbors remain safe and independent in their homes inspired me to be more involved. Joining the board is an honor and has given me an opportunity to give back and support a mission I believe in.
What is your favorite ice cream flavor or favorite dessert?
I love soft serve vanilla ice cream with rainbow sprinkles.
Rebuilding Together Saratoga County held the first Board of Directors meeting of 2026 by ringing and voting in new positions and welcoming new members.
Congratulations to the new and existing members. We are glad to have you with us!
Picture left to right: Marthanne Garrigan Gershman, Jeana Labas, Dan Roohan, Stacey Cummings, Stephanie Lamphere, Martha McQuigge, Mary Ellen Rider, Danny Nazzaro, Monica Haley, Terry Hubbard, Eddie Hitti and Karen Carling. Missing Chelsea Gallup, Meg Kelly and Kimberly Mark
We are thrilled to share that last year were able to help 282 families in our community live in safer and healthier homes. This would not have been possible without the support of our donors, volunteers, and partners. THANK YOU!
Together, we are making a meaningful impact in our community by keeping existing low-income homeowners in their own homes and ensuring the homes are safe, healthy, warm and dry.