“Brother vs. Brother” stars twin brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott, also known for their other hit TV series “Property Brothers” and “Buying and Selling”.

Filmed in Las Vegas, the recently completed fourth season of “Brother vs. Brother” featured Drew and Jonathan working with their own teams of contractors, designers, and realtors competing against each other to buy, renovate and sell a home. At the end of the season, whichever brother made the most profit from selling the home they worked on would win.

The season finale just aired on July 6, 2016, and all proceeds from the sale of the houses (over $88,000) will be donated to Rebuilding Together, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving affordable homeownership as well as improving the homes and lives of low-income homeowners with the help of volunteers and local community members.

Much of the donation will be used to repair a facility owned by Transition Services, Inc., another Las Vegas nonprofit organization that provides meaningful work for adults with developmental disabilities.

If you missed this past season, you can start by checking out the season premiere on hgtv.com or you can watch the Season 4 trailer below:

Brother Vs. Brother Season 4 Trailer by The Scott Brothers (YouTube)

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