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Building Goodness Foundation and Beck Cohen Help Homeowners with HVAC Repairs
The two organizations are teaming up to ensure people can stay warm during freezing temperatures.
Jan. 28, 2026 at 5:55pm
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The Building Goodness Foundation is partnering with Beck Cohen to provide HVAC systems to homeowners in need in Charlottesville, Virginia. People who have run out of heat or power due to the winter storm can reach out to the Building Goodness Foundation to apply for assistance.
Why it matters
Many homeowners, especially those on low incomes, struggle to afford essential home repairs like HVAC systems, which can be very expensive. This partnership aims to ensure everyone can stay warm during the freezing winter weather.
The details
The Building Goodness Foundation and Beck Cohen are working together to give HVAC systems to homeowners who need them. People can apply for assistance by calling the Building Goodness Foundation or filling out an application on their website. The organizations are focused on helping those who have had their heat or power disrupted by the recent winter storm.
- The partnership between the Building Goodness Foundation and Beck Cohen began in January 2026.
The players
Building Goodness Foundation
A non-profit organization that provides home repairs and maintenance assistance to low-income homeowners.
Beck Cohen
A local HVAC company that is collaborating with the Building Goodness Foundation to provide heating systems to homeowners in need.
Kayla Theel
The volunteer manager at the Building Goodness Foundation.
What they’re saying
“People have to focus on things like food and water and the essential needs, so a lot of times home maintenance and repairs just get deferred, especially something like HVAC systems that can be so expensive. It's really hard for homeowners on a low-income budget to afford something so essential and critical like heating and repairs.”
— Kayla Theel, Volunteer Manager, Building Goodness Foundation
What’s next
The Building Goodness Foundation will continue accepting applications from homeowners in need of HVAC assistance throughout the winter season.
The takeaway
This partnership demonstrates the importance of community organizations coming together to support low-income homeowners and ensure everyone has access to essential home repairs, especially during extreme weather events.
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