Our Work
Our Work
The Haiker Family
The Haiker family of eight fosters to adopt. After a shifting foundation caused pipes to burst and flood a bedroom, we repaired damaged walls and installed new flooring throughout the home.
The Bass Family
Ed and Leah Bass purchased a home in rural Central Texas that needed extensive repairs. After 20+ years serving as bi-vocational ministers, they were ready to transform it into a home of their own.
The Randolph Family
Rodeo chaplains Mike and Rosemary bring church to cowboy communities across the prairie. Their century-old home needed improvements, including leveling and central heating and air, to better support their ministry.
The Ortner Family
Jeff & Elrenna Ortner were bi-vocational ministers, serving their community as both school teachers & church pastors for 20+ years. Jeff was diagnosed with cancer and they were no longer able to care for the home.
The Rabiu Family
Hannah Rabiu has served in international missions for decades. Through Wholehearted & Courageous, she now trains local leaders, leads community classes, and supports women experiencing grief and trauma with compassion.
The Nelson Home
Becky Nelson welcomes international students from Texas A&M into her home through friendship ministry. To create more space for meals and fellowship, we added a full bath and converted the garage.
The Boy's Home
Hungry for God provided a home for 700 teenage boys who needed a safe place to live. After years of service, the 1,800-square-foot home needed major cleaning, organization, expansion, and renovation.
Bastrop 2012
Five months after wildfires displaced 1,600+ families, destroyed 35,000+ acres of land, and killed 2 people in Bastrop County, news coverage had slowed, public awareness had fallen, and most people had forgotten the tragedy of that day.
Spring Break Fundraiser
UTX students spent spring break working alongside skilled labor professionals to build a tiny home, raising funds for Building Compassion while gaining hands-on experience and serving together.
The Garza Family
Volunteers, contractors, and craftsmen came together to improve Lolly Garza’s home. Her family helps care for elderly and disabled neighbors throughout the underserved Rancho Vista community in Texas.
PLEASANT HILLS
Two hundred twenty-five volunteers came together to renovate two homes, creating safer, more welcoming spaces for neglected, homeless, and underserved children in need of stability and care.