We’re ready. Families are waiting. We just need your help to build the first roof.

I started Roofing Roundup, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Indianapolis, to help low-income families who are living under dangerous, leaking roofs — often with no insurance coverage, no financial resources, and nowhere else to turn.

We built the structure — a great website, brochures, a vetting process, and community partnerships. We even partnered with an organization that sends us families in need.

But now we’ve hit a wall: we don’t have the funding to serve even one family.

Our phones ring weekly. Some callers are elderly. Some are single mothers. Some are sleeping under leaking roofs, surrounded by water damage and possible mold. All of them are trying to stay in homes that are slowly falling apart above their heads.

The need is real. The will is there. But without financial support, we can’t answer their calls.

We’re asking for your help to raise $25,000 to fund the first 2–3 roofs — and finally begin the mission we were created to do.

Roofing Roundup is run in partnership with Ironclad Construction, a licensed contractor I personally own. All work will be managed at-cost or below to ensure that every dollar goes directly to labor, materials, permits, and supplies.

We proudly use Malarkey brand shingles, known for their sustainability and impact resistance, because we believe even those in need deserve the best.

Your gift, no matter the size, helps us get there. Whether it’s $20 or $5,000 — your donation puts us closer to changing someone’s life.

Every dollar goes directly to roofing assistance for qualified families in Central Indiana. All donations are tax-deductible.

Suggested Donations:

$25 = Nails, vents, and small supplies

$100 = Safety equipment or tools

$250 = Partial shingle coverage

$500 = One full day of labor

$5,000 = Fully fund a roof for a family in need

If you’ve ever had a roof over your head, you know what safety feels like. Let’s give that same security to a family who needs it most.

Please give today. And if you can’t give, share this. Let’s build the first roof together.