Westminster Home Connection, a nonprofit construction agency, serves older adults and people with disabilities whose homes have become unsafe places to live, due to issues of function or mobility.
Our low-cost improvements give homeowners a way to remain in the home they love and in the communities where they’ve built their lives.
Executive Director
Westminster Home Connection is planning for our next chapter of leadership. After more than a decade of dedicated leadership, Keith Branson will be stepping down as Executive Director and moving into a new community engagement role with us. In this role, Keith will focus on encouraging churches and other groups to join us in caring for their neighbors through home repairs and accessibility modifications, while strengthening our connections with volunteers and community partners.
Westminster Home Connection is now searching for our next Executive Director. We are financially healthy and well-respected, with an experienced team, strong community partnerships and a solid foundation for the future. Since 2013, we have helped more than 4,500 people in nearly 3,000 homes remain safer and more independent in the places they call home. We are looking for a strategic, relationship-driven leader to guide us through our next chapter of growth while continuing to strengthen the operations, financial sustainability, and partnerships that make our work possible.
Nonprofit Leadership LLC is facilitating the search. Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to elle@nonprofit-leadership.com by October 28, 2026. The cover letter should address this question: Tell us about a time you spent meaningful time alongside frontline staff or in the field. What did you learn that changed how you led? Please reference “Executive Director/Westminster Home Connection” in the email subject line.
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What We Do
Solve a crisis with us: We offer a practical solution to affordable housing.
As home prices and construction costs continue to soar, Middle Tennessee will never be able to build its way out of the affordable housing crisis. The Westminster Home Connection model preserves the affordability of existing homes at a nominal cost by ensuring they’re livable for the current homeowners.
Give relief with us: We give people a path to age in place safely and with dignity.
Serving Middle Tennesseans in seven counties, our construction teams resolve safety, mobility, and functionality issues, including step-in bathtubs, wheelchair ramps, electrical issues, and leaky pipes, that might otherwise cause homeowners to be forced to leave their homes.
Make an impact with us: We encourage others to repair and modify homes in their communities.
Every community has members in need of critical home repairs and mobility modifications. Let us help you help them. Volunteer groups have unique skills and interests, so whether you want to be a fully independent construction team, receive project referrals, or simply join a supervised project led by our experienced leaders there is a place for you to help.
2025 By the Numbers
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316
Newly safe and functional homes
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2,542
Total home projects completed
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575
Clients served
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145
Volunteers engaged
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3,500
Volunter hours logged