NEW YORK–With the exception of losing a loved one, losing a home after a natural disaster is one of the most devastating events that can happen to a person. The place that is supposed to be familiar and safe no longer exists. Then comes the daunting task of trying to rebuild. After a series of career changes one man found his calling as a general contractor, and put his skills to noble use in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Terry Scott is the 59-year-old director of construction for Rebuilding Together NYC, a national non-profit that provides workforce training programs, construction, and home renovations for low income families.
