History
Westminster Presbyterian Disaster Assistance began from the May 2010 flood. More than 1,800 volunteers donated almost 70,000 hours of direct assistance, with an impact of $2.6 million. Westminster realized that many people had home repair and maintenance needs beyond the flood damage. We moved from flood recovery to critical home repairs. In February 2013 we incorporated as Westminster Home Connection.
By the Year
2023
Redeveloped staff while working on 239 Houses with 1,844 jobs completed
2022
Expanded the construction staff. 228 Houses repaired or modified with over 1,700 jobs completed
2021
Made 235 homes safer and more functional.
2020
In response to the March 3, 2020 tornados. Westminster convened the nonprofit agencies working in construction within both the Davidson and Wilson counties Long Term Recovery Groups. From 2020 to 2022, we were involved in some capacity with 64 homes in those counties.
2019
Expanded construction and administrative staff. Completed a higher average of repairs per home
2018
Added Morgan, Scott, Dyer, Obion, Lake Counties to service area
2017
Added Maury County to service area
2016
Added Hickman County to service area
2015
Expanded construction capacity with sub-contractors
2014
Hired Executive Director and Established volunteer leadership structure for Sort/Pack/Move
2013
Incorporated as Westminster Home Connection. Hired full time Construction Manager
2010
1, 800 volunteers worked to repair 350+ flooded homes