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Tomorrow's Home Foundation-Project Renewal Grant

Physical Addresses:
258 Corporate Drive, Suite 200C
Madison, WI 53714
Mailing Addresses:
258 CORPORATE DRIVE SUITE 200C
MADISON, WI 53714
Phone Numbers:
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At times this program's funding may be limited and not available, call for full information.

Program Info:
Operating Agency:
Tomorrow's Home Foundation
In Charge:
Megan Harris (Grant Manager)
Hours:
Call for details.
Eligibility:
The applicant must own the home to be disposed of and the applicant must be low income. Call for full details
Fees:
The homeowner must provide a minimum of 10% of the total project funding to the transporter or the disposal/recycling facility. (The grant amount will be determined by Tomorrow's Home Foundation based on overall funding available
Intake Process:
Call for full details after reviewing application online: https://www.tomorrowshomefoundation.org/applications
Program Licenses
Accessibility:
Call for details,
Languages:
English,
Website(s):
https://www.tomorrowshomefoundation.org/
Email(s):
thf@housingalliance.us
Keywords:
Manufactured Homes, Mobile Homes,
Last Updated:
6/5/2025
Program Description:
Project Renewal is a grant program available to assist low income mobile home owners with disposal or recycling of old, uninhabitable mobile homes. In order to be eligible for assistance, the applicant must own the home to be disposed of and the applicant must be low income. Step One: Submit the application and all supporting documents. Those documents must be mailed to Tomorrow's Home Foundation. Include: 1) Application - Completely filled in 2) Title or other proof of ownership 3) Estimates for demolition, recycling or disposal 4) Proof of income Step Two: Tomorrow's Home Foundation staff will verify the most feasible, environmentally friendly and economical method for disposal. If required, environmental hazards will be identified. Cost estimates will be determined. (This process could take at least three weeks.) Step Three: Tomorrow's Home Foundation staff will contact the applicant to discuss scheduling and best method of disposal. Step Four: The homeowner must provide a minimum of 10% of the total project funding to the transporter or the disposal/recycling facility. (The grant amount will be determined by Tomorrow's Home Foundation based on overall funding available. A grant award letter will be mailed and it will specify the amount of funding the Tomorrow's Home Foundation will provide.) Step Five: The home will be disposed of and Tomorrow's Home Foundation will pay the grant amount directly to the service providers. SD

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