What Our Customers Say:

"Workers were most courteous and really worked tirelessly to complete the job. They worked until dark to ensure my grandfather was able to roll out of his house the next day."
- Yvone Moter

"I cannot say enough about what a wonderful job they did. Very neat, tidy and professional. A job well done."
- Mary Dauberman

"Your staff were both professional and creative and their expertise in home modifications is truly remarkable."
- Lori Stanfa, Executive Director
  Clearwater Council of Governments

"I was very pleased with the quality of work done and the workers. They were all very friendly and professional at all times. They did a wonderful job."
- Sherry Fleshman

"Very nice people and friendly. Workmanship is wonderful."
- Lisa Buffer

How YOU Can Help

A mother and father carry their 30-year-old physically disabled son from his bed to the family bathtub. Creative Housing becomes involved and widens doorways, installs an elevated bathtub so parents can transport their son with a rolling lift.

A senior citizen is no longer able to go outside their own home since they began using a wheelchair. Creative Housing becomes involved and installs a wheel chair ramp enabling the senior to go outside again.

Citizens with developmental disabilities face a shortage of safe and accessible housing. Creative Housing becomes involved and provides housing to over 900 individuals with disabilities.

However, hundreds more need our help and also need assistance with funding.

Become involved with Creative Housing. Your contributions will directly impact the lives of people with disabilities in the Columbus area.

Your donations can make a difference. Please remember Creative Housing when considering your charitable contributions.

Creative HOusing Inc. is classified as a 501(c)(3) organization by the Internal Revenue Service. Contributions in compliance with federal tax codes are tax deductible.

Spotlight: Making a Home Work

For many Creative Housing tenants renting a home means sharing that house with other individuals. Many Creative Housing tenants have been friends for years. Others are more recent acquaintances. Joel Benis, Nick Genton, Jason Bally and their families met and the men formed a group who chose to live together. The men and the families were actively involved in working with Creative Housing to select a home in their community and also involved in planning renovations to the home.

It's been three years now since the men moved into their home. The men admit to "some big adjustments" at first but they and their families have become good friends. At the house the men participate in celebrating both Christmas and Chanukah. Nick and Jason enjoy cooking. Nick has perfected his recipe for Fettuccini Alfredo with shrimp. Like all shared housing, respect and cooperation are needed, but, when evident, a house becomes a home.