Hope
COMMUNITY
HOMES
Annual Report
July 2013 to June 2014
Homes Completed
Baltimore County
Tya Courtney
Latice A. Lee
Heather Murillo
Brooklyn/Curtis Bay
Ramon Caribe
Monument/McElderry/Fayette
Shadé Taylor
Mt. Winans
Beneka Sirko
Michael Townsend
Orchard Ridge
Toni Bullok
Anrair Clay
Quentin Gaylord
Kisha Gladden
Carla Hardy
Kissie Hill
Carmen Jaime
Nicole Lalimer
Marcia Lott-Jeffers
Pamela Owens
Lillan Shaw
Chianti Wilson
Patterson Park
Wanda Adams
Gail Jones-Childs
West County
Velma Dorsey
40 homes fy 2014
Washington Village/Pigtown
Helen Brown
Jennifer Bullock
Natarsha Bullock
Roberte Chassagne
Annette Cohn
Karen Dailey
Freddy Famba, Sr.
Aisha Herring
Shamaya Johnson
Roxanna Key
Debessa Layew
Jon-Paul McLaughlin
Regina Morrison-Sykes
Lenell Nelson
Deborah Reigle
Patreace Sanders
Kutina Street
Shanie Wilson
Dear Friends,
In last year’s annual report, I wrote of a shifting focus from “building houses” to “revitalizing
communities.” Looking back over the past year, the completion of 40 homes is certainly
an accomplishment, but even more so is what that means for our family partners and the
communities they now call home.
We know that Habitat’s model of community revitalization not only benefits individuals through
better health and education outcomes, but also communities through an increased tax base and
a reduction in crime.
Table of Contents
Letter from the CEO
1
Family Services
2
Neighborhood Revitalization
4
Community Engagement
5
Volunteer Engagement
6
AmeriCorps
7
ReStore
8
HabiTown Challenge
9
Financials
10
Staff & Board
11
Donors
12
OUR MISSION
It is exciting to see future homeowners as they go through our Homebuyer Academy and
complete their volunteer “sweat equity” hours getting to know their future neighbors and
making plans for how they will enhance their neighborhood!
Even as neighborhoods are strengthened, with the celebration of Habitat Chesapeake’s 400th
home completion about to happen, we are looking forward to continuing to expand Habitat’s
work in Central Maryland. An important step in this process is our work to prepare to merge
with Sandtown Habitat this fall. Together we bring more than 57 years of affordable housing
development experience to qualified, hard-working families and individuals in Central
Maryland. This merger ensures that we will be able to meet the ever-increasing demand for safe,
decent, and affordable housing for generations to come.
It has truly been an incredible year, and as we prepare for even more growth ahead, we have you
– our family partners, board, staff, donors, corporate partners, sponsors and volunteers –
to thank for our continued success.
Sincerely,
y
Mike Posko
CEO
Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to
build homes, communities and hope.
Habitat Chesapeake serves communities throughout Baltimore City, and Anne
Arundel, Baltimore and Howard counties.
Family
Services
Much of Habitat Chesapeake’s success is measured by the number of families we
are able to partner with and match with homes throughout Central Maryland.
Building affordable, energy-efficient homes is the tangible outcome of the work
we do, but our families are the heart. Thanks to the support of many donors
throughout the year, we have been able to expand the services we provide to
families that are working hard to fulfill the dream of affordable homeownership.
With your support, we are proud of the following achievements:
•
Settled homes for 40 families, the most ever in a given fiscal year.
•
Hosted 10 orientation sessions to inform interested candidates about our
homeownership program, averaging 150 people in attendance.
•
Provided services and connections to resources to more than 6,000 families
through orientation sessions, community meetings, homeownership classes,
a free tax preparation site and a unique partnership with Consumer Credit
Counseling Services of Maryland.
•
Logged 3,489 hours of “sweat equity” volunteer time with our Habitat
families – 1,962 in construction; 1,112 in ReStores; and 415 in other
community programs.
•
Prevented 23 Habitat families from losing their home to foreclosure by
providing additional services tailored to the family’s specific need.
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Habitat Chesapeake is blessed with many
remarkable people who come to us with
amazing stories of struggle and success. Our
family partners are hardworking, determined,
have often overcome great challenges in life
and are still looking for that hand up. And
it’s impossible to talk about successful family
partners without mentioning Michael.
housing support, which allowed him to rent
an apartment of his own after his parents were
no longer able to provide his care. Michael’s
goal has always been to live independently,
so he contacted Habitat for Humanity of
the Chesapeake to talk about his options for
affordable specialty housing.
“Unfortunately, I lived with no doors inside
my apartment as my power chair could barely
clear the doorways. I have a lot of bulky
medical equipment and there was no storage
space. I navigated around my commode chair,
Hoyer lift, hospital bed, suction machine
and ventilators.”
Michael was born with muscular dystrophy
that has progressed throughout his life
causing him to lose both his ability to walk
and his arm function—all before his mid20s. He now lives with quadriplegia and
respiratory failure, depending on a power
wheelchair and a ventilator to breathe.
His disability prevents him from obtaining
a job despite having earned his Associates
Degree. He lives on disability with some
But Michael doesn’t let muscular dystrophy
stop him from enjoying his life. While he
can only wiggle his fingers and maintain a
small degree of head control, his speech and
intelligence are not impaired. He stays active
in his church and community and explores
photography with his adaptive camera —
entering photos in the Maryland State Fair
photography competition every year, even
submitting photos from time spent doing
his volunteer “sweat equity” with Habitat
Chesapeake.
Michael also has turned his love of writing
and public events into a career opportunity,
writing a blog for The Baltimore Examiner that
covers free and low-cost family events.
In addition to taking the initiative to purchase
a home that is adapted to his disability
through Habitat’s program, Michael looked
into working with a service animal to help
him maintain an active lifestyle. And this isn’t
just any service animal. Kathy is a specially
trained Capuchin monkey from Helping
Hands Monkey Helpers for the Disabled, a
Boston-based organization whose mission
is to serve individuals with severe mobility
disorders.
The only individual in Maryland with a
helper monkey, Michael says, “Kathy’s manual
dexterity and intelligence helps me to be as
independent as possible.”
Michael is a constant beam of light to the
staff members he works with at Habitat
Chesapeake. His patience, sense of humor
and sincere gratitude makes him a joy to have
in the program.
Michael moved into his new home in Mt.
Winans in October 2013. With groundfloor access, wide doorways and hallways,
a specialized shower, accommodations for
his team of nurses and helper monkey and a
generator, Michael is feeling right at home.
Welcome home, Michael!
Meet Michael
Neighborhood
Revitalization
Residents
Civic
Groups
Churches
Business
Professionals
Fraternal
OrganizaƟons
Understanding that homeownership is only one component of community
development, Habitat affiliates across the United States began collaborating
with other partners in a new focus on holistic neighborhood revitalization.
Academia
Financial
InsƟtuƟons
Transformed
CommuniƟes
Habitat
Government
Social
Services
Schools
CorporaƟons
Other
Nonprofits
Habitat Chesapeake officially signed on as a neighborhood revitalization
affiliate in the summer of 2013. By embracing neighborhood revitalization
as a philosophy, rather than just a program, Habitat Chesapeake is shifting
the paradigm from “houses completed” to “families served” holistically
through a coalition of community partners, including schools, businesses,
churches, other nonprofits and, of course, residents.
While Habitat’s primary role within neighborhood revitalization remains
building and rehabbing homes, we now are extending that scope to
include performing a range of other “Repair and Renew” services within
designated communities. Habitat Chesapeake’s Community Engagement
department also is deeply involved in cultivating relationships within the
community and providing community organizing support. The ultimate
goal remains the empowerment of homeowners, the improvement of their
quality of life and their active engagement in the decisionmaking that
directly impacts their community.
Vision
Neighborhoods across the country are revitalized into vibrant, safe and inviting places to live for current and future residents. This will happen through
the hard work of engaged citizens, partnerships with civic and business groups and a renewed community spirit.
Community Engagement
Woodbourne-McCabe is Habitat Chesapeake’s first Neighborhood Revitalization-designated community. Beginning with a shared vision, Habitat
Chesapeake partnered with the Woodbourne-McCabe Community Association and York Road Partnership to listen to their dreams, learn about their
plans, and labor alongside them in the revitalization process.
Accomplishments
•
Actively partnering with communities in four Baltimore City neighborhoods: Woodbourne-McCabe, Washington Village, Brooklyn and Mt. Winans.
•
Participated in more than 200 community meetings.
•
Took part in five community cleanups.
•
Held nearly a dozen planning discussions with communities regarding green space and murals.
•
Began expanded community outreach process in Baltimore City neighborhoods where we are building.
•
Partnered with homeowners in Brooklyn to visualize community beautification projects and to unite residents in monthly meetings where their interests
and ideas are discussed.
•
Engaged long-term volunteers in the surveying and community engagement process.
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177
1,112
groups
office hours
1,782
1,504
2,008
new volunteers
Volunteer
Engagement
red hat hours
At Habitat Chesapeake, volunteering is more than just a day on the construction site or at the
ReStore warehouse; it is a key piece of providing affordable housing and improving communities
throughout Central Maryland.
woodshop hours
4,544
Team Build hours
10,000
20,139
Accomplishments
• 1,600+ volunteers worked more than 30,000 hours at 10 build sites
•
Growth of Red Hat programs and creation of the cabinet crew
•
Almost half of all on site volunteer groups were also financial contributors
•
First-ever combined Chesapeake and Sandtown affiliate Summer Build Week
•
Veterans Build demolished a house to clear land for new construction
•
Second Annual MLK Staff Day of Service took place in Pigtown and the American
Visionary Art Museum
group hours
31,496
58,002
restore hours
construction hours
total hours volunteered
AmeriCorps ‘13-’14
VISTA hours
National hours
5,974
20,530
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National members
12 - Construction
1 - Family Services
construction crew leaders
worked on 65 houses in a total of 12
communities, working with THOUSANDS
of one-time and repeat volunteers,
resulting in 40 settlements.
family services saw a 43% increase
in total sweat equity hours over the
previous year with 1,000 more
hours on construction sites,
a 104% increase. Sweat equity hours
completed at ReStore increased 20%.
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VISTA members in
Volunteer Engagement
Community Engagement
Family Services
neighborhood revitalization
evaluated the Woodbourne-McCabe
neighborhood, developing survey and
block observation tools, training
volunteers, and administering surveys,
resulting in information to guide Habitat’s
work and gauge success.
Family services developed a
new database to track partner family
data, supporting grant requests,
reporting and sending mailings.
16
Total members
in 2013-14
service year
The most positions that Habitat for Humanity
of the Chesapeake has ever been awarded.
151 members to Date
GOALS: Work toward the elimination of poverty
housing in many diverse capacities; understand
and engage in the communities being served;
increase affiliate capacity by meeting project goals;
expand personal and professional development;
create positive experiences for themselves and
others; make connections and network.
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ReStore
Habitat for Humanity ReStores are nonprofit home improvement stores that sell building
materials, furniture, appliances, and much more at discounted prices. To accomplish its
mission, Habitat Chesapeake ReStores accept donated items then resell them to the public
at discounted prices, with 100 percent of profits generated invested back into the Habitat
program.
In addition to supporting affordable homeownership opportunities, ReStores also support
a healthier planet. By recycling used items, Habitat Chesapeake ReStores provide an outlet
through which the community can donate items to be reused, diverting millions of pounds of
material from local landfills.
7 homes
built from
restore profits
20,139 hours
25% increase
in sales from fy 13
$700k
columbia store
exceeded profit
goals in 1st year
of business
net profit
$2.4 mil
in sales
2.5 mil lbs
of material
diverted from
the landfill
30% increase
in transactions
from fy 13
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With locations throughout Central
Maryland (Columbia, Dundalk, Halethorpe
amd Pasadena), the ReStores are vital to the
continued success of Habitat Chesapeake.
volunteered
at the restores
Total
donations
increased
by 150%
46% increase
4,918
total
Pickups
405
corporate
Pickups
in pickups
from fy 13
Corporate
pickups
increased by
204%
Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake
ReStores operate to:
•
generate income to build affordable
quality homes for families in Central
Maryland;
•
provide quality and affordable home
improvement and construction materials
to the general public; and
•
protect the environment by recycling and
diverting usable items from landfills.
to build a community of partnerships!
A Habitat
Presented by
On September 28, 2013, HabiTown took place at Baltimore Inner Harbor’s West
Shore Park. The festival, produced by Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake and
sponsored by PayPal, brought diverse partners together—nonprofit and for-profit
organizations, donors, volunteers and more—to build community and awareness
for the 15 teams’ favorite nonprofits.
Each team had only four hours to complete an 8' x 8' structure representing a
significant part of a typical Central Maryland town. We were joined by four
celebrity judges: Director of Education Foundation for Baltimore County Public
Schools Debbie Phelps (and mother of Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps),
Howard County Executive Ken Ulman; the American Visionary Arts Museum’s
Rebecca Hoffberger; and WBAL’s Jennifer Franciotti.
Five winning teams received $1,000 each for a nonprofit of their choice:
• Most Creative (Paul’s Place)
• Most Environmentally Friendly (Cross Street Partners - Design Collective /
Habitat Chesapeake)
• Most Mission-Driven (R2i / There Goes My Hero)
• Most Impressive Design (Carver Vo Tech / Build-A-Block Coalition)
• People’s Choice (Advance / Believe in Tomorrow)
HabiTown Challenge was attended by more than 1,000 people, featured three
live bands, assorted food trucks from The Gathering, a photo booth and other
fun activities.
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Property & Equipment
2%
Financials
Inventory of
Homes/ReStore
16%
Of every dollar contributed, 89 cents goes directly to support Habitat
Chesapeake’s programs and services.
ASSETS
$41.7 million
Investment in
Private Company
31%
Full audited statement available upon request.
Cash & Equivalents
5%
Government
9%
In-kind Donations
2%
Other
5%
Foundations
10%
ReStore
18%
Faith &
Youth Groups
2%
Contributions
& Receivables
3%
Mortgages/Leveraged
Mortgages Rec
47%
Corporate
4%
Individuals
4%
REVENUE
$13.1 million
House Sales
47%
EXPENSES
$14.8 million
Program Services
89%
Management
& General
7%
Fundraising
4%
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Staff
Board and Staff as of June 30, 2014
Mike Posko, Chief Executive Officer
Candice Van Scoy, Chief Financial Officer
Rosemary Calderalo, Chief Development Officer
Tim Kenney, ReStore Director
Sandra Erbe, Director of Marketing and Communications
Patrick Kirby, Director of Construction
Leila Kohler-Frueh, Director of Community Engagement
Matt Metzger, Director of Volunteer Engagement
Anne Rouse, Director of Family Services
Adeela Abbasi, ReStore Marketing Manager
Evelyn Anderson, Executive Assistant to the CEO
Jeannie Anderson, AmeriCorps Site Manager
Jeff Arndt, Halethorpe ReStore Assistant Manager
Rosalie Artis, Halethorpe ReStore Assistant Driver
Samantha Asbury, Columbia ReStore Assistant Driver
Brian Barker, Development Associate
Eric Bernhardt, Training & Safety Manager
Terrell Blackwell, Columbia ReStore Driver
Eric Boelsche, Dundalk ReStore Driver
John Braden, Pasadena ReStore Manager
Deborah Conklin Lofaro, Family Education Coordinator
Heather Cummings, Halethorpe ReStore Manager
William Dalrymple, ReStore Donation Team Leader
Michael Davis, Columbia ReStore Assistant Driver
Michelle Dean, Business Development Manager
Megon Dee, ReStore Donation Team Leader
Megan Driscoll, Community Engagement Manager
Tony Erdman, Columbia ReStore Assistant Manager
Renee Ferguson, Office Manager
Jerry Hazelwood, Compliance Manager
Rachel Hess, Events Manager
Lauren Hughes, Family Services Settlement Coordinator
Maggie Johnson, Marketing Manager
Liz Kennedy, Administrative Assistant
Adam Krauch, Pasadena ReStore Driver
Shanita Modlin, Volunteer Coordinator
Jimmy Motsay, Columbia ReStore Manager
Taryn Myers, Grants Manager
Myron O’Connell, Dundalk ReStore Driver
Micah Powell, Dundalk ReStore Driver
Leanna Powell, Faith & Youth Engagement Manager
Francis Pross, Columbia ReStore Assistant Driver
Sarah Reckenwald, Construction Administrator
Fred Reno, Site Supervisor
Patrick Roberts, Senior Production Manager
Stephen Russell, Pasadena ReStore Assistant Driver
Frederick Savignano, Halethorpe ReStore Assistant Driver
Dhvani Shelat, Senior Financial Analyst
Debra Smith, Dundalk ReStore Manager
Jeffrey Smith, Major Gifts Officer
Jay Striby, Staff Accountant
Krista Stubbs, Settlement Associate
Thomas Thornton, Halethorpe ReStore Assistant Driver
Ashley Wade, Dundalk ReStore Assistant Driver
Kenneth Waldrop, Development Assistant
Jonathan Warshaw, ReStore Donations Manager
Brent Webb-Hicks, Accounting Manager
Matthew Welch, Pasadena ReStore Assistant Driver
Fred White, Dundalk ReStore Assistant Manager
Daniel Wilder, Pasadena ReStore Assistant Driver
Kara Wilkins, Family Services Coordinator
Ronald Wilson III, Halethorpe ReStore Driver
Marty Zickgraf, Site Supervisor
Board
Michael Brennan, Chair
Miles & Stockbridge
Joe Noone, Treasurer
Transamerica Life & Protection
Sherrice Davis, Secretary
M&T Bank
David Beck
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Mark Case
BGE, an Exelon Company
Bernice Coles
Goodwill
Edward Paul Haladay, AIA
Edward Paul Haladay, Partners
Carolyn “Lyn” Harper
Yaffe & Company, Inc.
Edwin “Ned” Howe, III, PE
Enterprise Homes
Greg Lechner
OneMain Financial
Owen Rouse
Manekin, LLC
Jake Ruppert
Ruppert Homes, Inc.
Stephanie Shack
Corporate Office Properties Trust
Kim Sherman
BB&T
Kim Weaver
Wells Fargo
Shavonda Wilson
Dayspring, Inc.
Maggie Witherup
Gordon, Feinblatt, Rotham, Hoffberger
& Hollander, LLC
Donors
Thank You!
Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake is grateful for the support of so many generous donors. While we are unable to list every name, we deeply appreciate every gift that is given to support our mission.
Please accept our apologies for any errors and advise us of corrections.
$500,000+
Harry and Jeanette Weinberg
Foundation, Inc.
Orokawa Foundation
$100,000-$499,999
BGE, an Exelon Company
Maryland Department of Housing
and Community Development
U.S. Department of Housing &
Urban Development
Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Trust
Park School of Baltimore
Estate of Robert N. Riley
$50,000-$99,999
Allegis Group, Inc.
Bank of America
Maryland Affordable Housing
Trust
Modu Tech
Parks and People Foundation
$20,000-$49,999
Citi Foundation
Constellation, an Exelon Company
M&T Charitable Foundation
Marion I. and Henry J. Knott
Foundation
Osprey Foundation
PNC Bank
Transamerica
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Woods Memorial Presbyterian
Church
$10,000-$19,999
Arundel Federal Savings Bank
Baltimore Community Foundation
Cole Foundation
Laura Faibish
Grace Community Church of
Silver Spring
Merritt Properties
NextGen Foundation Charitable
Trust
PayPal, Inc.
Severn Savings Bank
T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.
TD Ameritrade Clearing
Wegmans Food Markets
Zurich North America
$5,000-$9,999
Apex Tool Group
Ark and Dove Presbyterian Church
Ashland Presbyterian Church
Baltimore Ravens
David and Cecilia Beck
Ethan A. Brooks
Mary Catherine Bunting
Campbell and Company, Inc.
Duke Construction, LP
Duke Realty
Eastern Savings Bank
Euler Hermes ACI
First and St. Stephen’s United
Church of Christ
Fort Meade Consolidated
Chaplains Fund
Friends School of Baltimore
Greg and Elaine Lechner
Northwest Savings Bank
Paul’s Place, Inc.
Rosedale Federal Savings & Loan
Association
Benton and Barbara Schaub
Wolman Family Foundation
$2,500-$4,999
Academy Mortgage Corporation
Adelman Sheff & Smith, LLC
Advance Business Systems
Anonymous
Baird Family Fund
BCS, Inc.
J. Michael Brennan
Mark Case
David and Diann Churchill
Tara B. Clifford
CohnReznick, LLP
Crockett Facilities Services, Inc.
Cross Street Partners
Diageo of Baltimore
Katherine and Paul Ebner
ECHO - Employees Charity
Organization of Northrop
Grumman
Erickson Living Retirement
Communities
Greenspring Associates, Inc.
Carolyn Harper
Havenwood Presbyterian Church
John Hendon
MetLife
NEEDLES, Inc.
Oxford Club, LLC
R2Integrated
RMF Engineering, Inc.
Jack and Jessica Shepard
St. Joseph Catholic Parish
Stephanie Shack
Katherine Strakes
Doris Sweet
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
University of Notre Dame Alumni
Club of Maryland
VERSAR, Inc.
Wells Fargo
$1,000-$2,499
Robert W. Addy
Donna and Paul Amico
Ray E. Anderson, Jr.
Anonymous
ARINC, Inc.
Associated Builders and
Contractors - Baltimore Metro
Thomas Bainbridge
BAPS Charities
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Brio Tuscan Grille - Baltimore
Broadneck Senior High School
John and Linda Bruins
Calvary United Methodist Church
Torin and Kristine Caverly
Christ Lutheran Church
Constellation Energy Matching
Gifts Program
Cotton Duck Title Company
Design Collective, Inc.
Dixie Construction Co., Inc.
eBay Matching Gifts Program
Dennis and Danita Eichenlaub
Faith Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Annapolis
Gary M. Gabris and Sheila Wallace
Galilee Lutheran Church
Gaylor Electric, Inc.
Glen Burnie United Methodist
Church
Edward and Elsbeth Haladay
Jim and Victoria Handa
Harvey M. Meyerhoff Fund, Inc.
Hereford High School
John and Lesley Hill
Hull & Associates, Inc.
Hussman Strategic Advisors Inc.
Christopher and Andrea Jenny
Deanna H. Johnston
Douglas Kantor
Arthur and Maree Keffler
Dongmin Kim
Miles Lichtman
Lithko Contracting, Inc
Luke McCrone
S. Scott Lyle
Lyndon Steel Company
David and Lucia Macfarlane
Shirl Mammarella
Gary Marino
Ian Martins
Nancy C. Mears
Thomas and Mary Milan
Miles & Stockbridge Foundation,
Inc.
Mount Hebron Presbyterian
Church
Murthy Nayak Foundation
National Lumber
Nelson & Sara Fishman Family
Foundation
Joseph and Janet Noone
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Owings Mills Mall
Poole & Kent
Rebekah Porter
Michael and Diane Posko
Kerry and Patricia Prewitt
Gerard Prudhomme
Thomas and Judith Reid
John and Audrey Rogers
Roland Park Country School
Jake Ruppert
SAP Matching Gift Program
Jeff Schram
Bayinnah Shabazz, M.D.
Shambaugh & Son, L.P.
Kim and Matthew Sherman
Society of Plastic Engineers
St. Augustine School
St. Bernadette Roman Catholic
Church
Christopher and Anne Steuart
David and Cynthia Stevens
SunTrust Bank
Jennifer Taylor
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Timothy McCormack
/training/etc
Van Dyke Family Foundation
Verizon-Employees Matched Gifts
Joseph and Yvonne Whitacre
Margaret Witherup
$500-$999
Hoover Adger Jr.
Christopher Allmon
Anonymous
Kristin Barrett
Michael and Joanne Bast
Debra Bayley
Bike & Build, Inc.
David and Cheryl Bremer
Bristol-Myers Squibb Employee
Giving Program
Ann and Steven Brooks
Cape St. Claire United Methodist
Church
Margaret Carlin
College Parkway Baptist Church
A. Brinton Cooper III
Keith and Katy Couch
Rosemary Council
Richard and Lynda Davis
Steven and Karen DeWitt
Terri L. Dom
Barbara Donohoe
Eastern Glass and Glazing, Inc.
Anne R. Efron, MSN, MPH
George and Elaine Farrant
First Christian Church
Austin and Darlene George
Larry Green and T. Renee Fields
Julie and Charles Grudzinskas
Anita and Carlton Gutschick
Charles and Judith Hackman
Pedram Hariri
Lillian and James Hart
James F. Hart
Dan Harvey
Charles Heaps
Marla J. Hollandsworth
Ned and Tracy Howe
Sandra and Bob Hoyt
Harold Jenkins
Mark and Lisa Johnson
Stephen Jones
Charles and Julie Kernan
Mary Lewis
Christopher and Amy McCullough
MECU
Paula and Craig Merkle
Gregory and Annette Merrill
Richard Moore
Sam Morgan
Martha and Bob Morris
James M. Myers
Steven Nell
James Oliver
Our Shepherd Lutheran Church
Lisa Owens
Richard M. Patterson
Dianne Paulus
The Pistone Family Foundation
Marie Racz
Michael A. Ramey
Megan K. Richardson and Wendy
LaGrant
Owen and Anne Rouse
William and Judy Schummer
David Sewell
Jennifer Shipp
St. Andrew By the Bay Catholic
Church
St. Andrews Christian Community
Church
Harlan and Kathryn Stansbery
Amy and James Stolarski
Stony Run Home
Staci Summers
Rita Svec
Tower Federal Credit Union
Vincent Greene Architects
Jillian Walsh
Winer Family Foundation
Woodbrook Baptist Church
Richard Wormsbecher and Joanna
Pyper
Rex and Sharon Wright
$250-$499
Kathryn Adams
Scott Adams
Jacqueline and Thomas Alessi
Rachel Allen
American Express Foundation
Anonymous
Allan and Donna Arbogast
Dorothy Barr
Charles and Sheila Bender
Daniel Billig
David Bischoff
Booz Allen Hamilton
Therese H. Breza
Brian G. Brown
Jane Brown
Barbara and Bynum Burnopp
Brigid Butler
Theresa Butler
Thomas Campbell
Niecy Chambers
Stephen Chang
Gene and Mary Cheers
Chestnut Grove Presbyterian
Church
Christ Our Anchor Presbyterian
Church
Catherine and Debra Cinquegrana
Amy and Daniel Clements
Community Foundation of Anne
Arundel County
Community United Methodist
Church, Riviera Beach
George Connolly
Carolyn and Larry Conway
Barbara J. Crain and Michael J.
Borowitz
Tim Davis
James DeGraffenreidt and Michelle
Farmer
Helle K. DeSimone
Elizabeth Dicembre
Walter Discenza
Janice Dixon
Christine and James Dougherty
Roger Doumar
Susanne Emory
Peter Evans
Patricia Fallon
Paula Fazio
Kevin Flower
Eric Friedman
Scott Foster
Mary A. Gerster
Jane and Ralph Geuder
Larisa and David Gracie
Marcia Henning
Liora and Gregory Hill
Ruth A. Hilliard
Venetia Holland
Interclypse, Inc.
Jane E. Johnson
Marcia and Lawrence Kenney
Ellen Kilroy
Eric Klein
Mark and Cynthia Koch
KPMG, LLP
Linda M. Krone
Dorothy Krug
Laurel Presbyterian Church
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Traci and Mark Lerner
Bernard Lorenz
Cherie Loustaunau
William and Linda Loveridge
Audrey Ludemann
Nancy and Bill MacMorris-Adix
Marilyn Manlove
Thomas H. Marston and Elizabeth
G. Fitzpatrick
Anna Martin
Georgia and Daniel McDonald
Glenn and Joann McKnab
Mary and George Medicus
Joseph Mirenzi
Rob and Martha Muir
Chester and Nancy Mulholland
New Hope Lutheran Church
James O’Reilly and Kathryn Wilber
Richard Ochs
Mary and John Oleson
Our Lady of the Fields
Jack Patterson
James and Karen Plowden
Elena Pober
Virginia Pond
John and Louise Porter
Presbyterian Women of Woods
Cyndy Renoff
David and Connie Rhodes
Colbert Matz Rosenfelt
Robert Rosenfelt
James and Jane Roser
John and Margaret Rowe
Jo Ann and Neil Ruther
Richard Sadowski
Mary Anne Schuerger
Service Guild Epiphany Episcopal
Church
David Shapiro and Andrea Ruff
Sandy and Lorna Sharp
Elizabeth R. Slayton
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James and Sandra Smith
Phil Snedecor
Michael and Stacey Stansbury
Elwood Stark
John Strouse
Carl Struever
Andrew and Carol Thornton
Stuart and Leann Tobin
Timothy G. Trenkle
Anna Troyer
Kathleen M. Vance
Steven Vanderbosch
Karen Visser
Dorothy Walizer
Sue Warren
Darlene M. Watkins
Kim Weaver
John and Susan Wierman
Carol and David Welser
Women’s Fellowship of First
Presbyterian Church
$100-$249
Jerome Acks
Georgia S. Adkins
Dominic and Merry Aello
Brian Aker
Michael and Sandra Alger
Catherine and Brian Alles
Deborah and Daniel Alper
Patricia Alt
Juliet Altemus
Alternative Directions, Inc.
Shing-Mei Altman
Steve Amann
Ameriprise Financial Annual
Campaign
Annapolis Roads Garden Club
Anonymous
Karen and Forest Arnold
Dallas and Margaret Arthur
Marcia and James Austin
Sharadha Avula
Amy Backus
Thomas Bagg
Raymond and Patricia Bahr
Gail Bailey
Joseph Baranowski
Jareene Barkdoll
Laurie and Winfred Barrow
William Barry and Joan Jacobson
Edwin and Janet Bartholomew
Thomas Batchik
Carol A. Baumerich and John J.
O’Hara
Michael and Mary Baxter
Ruth Ann Beachler
Catherine Beck
John and Mary Ann Beckley
Mark Berry
Kim Bevard
Paula Biondo
Charles A. Blackburn
Natalie Blagowidow and James C.
Murray
Joyce and Robert Bloor
Christopher and Susan Bode
Stephen Bohn
John and Carolyn Boitnott
Robert Boublitz
Charles and Carolyn Boyer
Joanna and Harry Brandt
Philip Brant
Barbara E. Breckel
Carol Brogan
Brown Memorial Woodbrook
Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Brown
Jessica Brown
Keith Brown
Lynette Brown
Courtney Bruno
Lewis Bryant
Barbara and John Burroughs
David and April Campbell
Anne and Jay Cannedy
Edward and Pamela Carey
Marilyn Carlon
Mary M. Carroll
Kathlyn and Edward Cathell
Kathryn S. Catlin
Anthony Caviglia
Pamela and Martin Cawley
Esther Chapman
Margaret Chapman
Pierre Chayer
Chadfield and Mary Clapsaddle
Bud Clatanoff
Michael Clingman
William Cochrane
Regina Codi
Steven Cohen
Jemaleddin Cole
Harriet E. Cooperman and Alvin
Shiflett
Andra Burgess Cornish
Kathleen Cosgrove
Mark Cottman
Keith Counsell
Ron F. Cox
Jan and David Craine
Sharon and Joseph Credit
Belinda and Tony Crockett
Pamela Cuddy
Robert Curran and Roseanne M.
Matricciani
Joyce and Robert Curtis
Gislin Dagnelie
Margaret M. Darden
Karen Daukantas
Joann and Charles Davis
Robert and Janice Davis
Annie Devadason
Brian and Tina DiGiacomo
Patrick and Linda Dobson
James and Margaret Don
Carserlo and Irma Doyle
Larry and Leslie Dunham
Linda Durey
John and Maribeth Eckenrode
Susan and Frederick Eckert
Sigmund and Betty Eckhaus
Bennett and Janet Edelman
Allen and Linda Egloff
Andrew Egloff
Kathleen M. Elburn
David Elseroad
John Enderle
Rosemary and John Erdman
Bethene Ervin
Kathy Estes
Robert Fahs
Marcia and Richard Feliciano
Mary Fenton
William Ferguson
Raymond and Patricia Ferner
Robert F. Ferrante
Ray Fett
Gerald J. Fichtner
Sally Filling
Alex and Laura Fisher
Andrew Flacks
David and Katherine Flaxman
Beth Foley
Elizabeth Foley
Arlene Ford
Laura and Chris Forrest
Raymond and Sue Forton
Mary Fridley
Donna and Richard Frisch
Shannon Gallina
Donald Gann
Suzanne Gell
Leroy and Patricia Geyer
Mark Gillen
Joseph and Gale Gillespie
David and Debra Glassman
Harriet Godfrey
Joanna Golden
Dale and Gail Gough
Thomas Graf
Sadie Grannison-Henriques
Roderick and Mary Grant
Janet Grebow
Brian and Lis Green
Wendy Greene
William and Quaneta Greenough
Bruce and Leslie Greenwald
Terence Greenwalt
Karen and Robert Gregg
James Gregory
Sarah and Peter Gutierrez
Paul Harrell
Merrill and Dellroy Harrison
David and Catherine Hartmann
Paul Q. Haughton
Bert J. Hash, Jr.
Louise Hayman
Jerry and Nancy Hazelwood
Janet Headley
Janet Heald
Rose Marie Hellmann
Timothy and Frances Hester
Gwendolyn W. Hill and Danita K.
Mitchell
Gregory Hinchliffe and Karen
Schiebel
Nancy Hirshman
Scott and Gail Hisey
Alex Hoffman
Richard Hoffman
Mary Hogan
Joan Hohenberger
Thelma Holbrook
Barbara Holden
Christopher Holmes
Katherine Hom
Carolyn Hoolihan
Brian D. Hoover
Fred and Margaret Hopkins
Kenneth Horne
John and Sondra Horvath
Christine Hostetter
Richard and Ellen Hughen
Melissa Hulse
Katherine and David Hurst
Nancy Hutton
Cheryl and Jon Hyman
Immanuel United Church of Christ
William Ingram
Nancy Irving
Marsha S. Jackson
Paul and G. Maria Jacob
Janet and James Jeffers
Marguerite Jenkins
Emily G. Johnson
Judith and Lee Johnson
Norman and Emily Johnson
Sandra Johnson
Donald E. Jones and Andrea-Marie
Smith-Jones
Will Jovel
Howard A. Katch
Jeffrey and Nancy Keates
Dale and Lois Kelberman
Linda Kendall
Robert and Carol Kendrick
H. H. Kennard
William and Kerri Kerr
Edward and Marilyn Kettler
Elizabeth Kexel
James Kiladis
Katie Kinzie
William and Mary Kircher
Martha and S. Kirkley
Susan Klein
Elizabeth and John Knupp
Koch Family Foundation
Bernard and Mary Lu Lammers
Marilynn Landis
Cynthia and Robert Lawrence
Jeffrey and Barbara Layne
Janine and James Leckrone
Robert Lehr
Barry and Stacey Levin
Steven Levin
Link Annapolis
Linda Link
Susan Logan
Henry Lowe
Charles Lynch
Michael and Deborah Lynch
Stephanie and Warren Lyon
B. MacNemar
Mansoor and Farideh Madani
Paul and Marion Maihan
William and Jeanne Malicki
Mary Anne Murphy Mancillas
Phyllis and Randolph Marshall
Rosemary Martin
Maryland Recycle
Agnes Massimino
David and Denise Matteson
William and Mary Matton
Roseanne Matricciani and Robert
Curran
Robert and Cynthia Max
Charleen McCall
Margaret McCann
Clayton and Lisa McCarl, Jr.
Sharon R. McCrae
Margaret McEntee
Chuck & Carol McGinnis
Carolee and Thomas McGrath
Joseph McHugh
Kim McMahon
Francis and Alma Meagher
Fred Meise
Judy Mermel
John Merrill
Bernadette Michel
Catherine A. Miller
Colleen Miller
Kelly and Ronald Miller
Richard Miller
Clare L. Milton and Elizabeth P.
Townsend
Betty J. Mitchell
Margaret and Paul Mitchell
Jeannette Mollenkopf
Paul and Sue Monaghan
Wilma S. Mooney
Sandra and Frank Morabito
Bruce Morgenstern
Elizabeth Moser
Traute Moser
Mt. Washington Garden Club
Kenneth and Sandra Murray
Lisa Murtha
Roy Myers
Brian and Brenda Nemer
Edith E. Neuberger
Mr. and Mrs. Newcastle
Tai and Liem Nguyen
Patricia Nickerson
Fran and John Nickoli
Donna and Donald Novak
Patricia Nowowieski
Michael and Stephanie Nunn
Dennis O’Shea
Jo-Ann Orlinsky
Overhead Door Co. of
Baltimore, Inc.
Glynn Owens
Lynn Pakula
Arlene Palmer
Adam and Sharon Panarese
Dean Pappas
Milos Parabot
Elsie Parrott
Michael and Marsha Perril
Edward and Barbara Peters
John and Karen Peterson
Charlene and S. Scott Phillips
Doris and Joe Pickerd
Robert and Judith Pierce
Sue Pitchford
PNC Foundation Matching Gift
Program
Mary Kay Pogar
Agnes Pohlner
Mary Ports
Teresa Posko
Gary and Darla Powell
Gordon Prager
Suzy and Robert Price
Catherine and Richard Pringle
John Prugh
Laurie Punch
Henry and Shirley Quaskey
Vincent Rabenau
Elaine Rayme
Faye Redding
Doug and Cynthia Reiman
Philip Reynolds
John Rhoad
Michael and Michele Richardson
J. Paul Rieger Jr.
Garry and Betty Riggs
Robert Rinehart and Sue Thomas
Nancy Rittenhouse
Gerald and Linda Rodkey
Cynthia Rogers
Elaine Rosenberg
Jeff Rosenfeld
Cecilia Ross
Donald Ross and Eileen
Steinberger
Lynette Roycroft
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Edward Ruch
Catherine Ruth
Daliah Salahuddin
Meredith Sanders
Robert Sauers
Paul and Pamela Sautter
Earl and Joan Schanken
Ursula Scheffel
James Schenk
Linda Schiffer
Mary Louise and William
Schroeder
Barbara Schubach
David Schultz
Eileen and Harry Schwartz
William Schweikert
S. S. Scott and Martha Kirkley
Terry Seal
Amy Selmanoff
Paul and Ellen Selver
Janice Senn
Mary Ellen Shaffer
David Shanes
Justine D. Shaver
Robin and Margaret Shifflett
Angela Shortall
Silver Peak REIT, Inc.
Sharon and Ira Silverman
Carl and Kate Simon
Emily Sippel
Claude and Gina Skelton
Charles Skinner
Lon Slepicka
Ella Smith
Karen Smith
Michael Smith
Irma E. Sofinowski
Susan Spiess
David Springer
George and Suzanne Spurr
Paul Stagg
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Charles Stahl
Jo Ann Stallings
Sandra Stark
Bernice L. Stein
Bonnie M. Stook
Elfriede I. Stotler
Liza Stough
Ronald Strauss and Yung-Ping Lee
Sue Stremming
Brian A. Strohl
Mary Lou Stromer
Robert and Anne Struble
Randy Stull
Harriet Stulman
Nina Swain
Elsie and Marion Szczybor
Connie Tang
Karen and Sanford Teplitzky
Louise and Donn Teubner
Kenneth Thierer
Evan and Lloyd-Ellen Thomas
Deborah Toms
Diane and Donald Topper
Robert G. Towers and Sieghild B.
Sloan
Mary Trageser
Travelers Community Connections
Kathleen Treacy
Robin and Scott Trenner
Patricia and Frederick Trumpbour
Andrea Tucker and Edward
Zimmerman
Thomas Tucker
Union Wholesale Company
Yvonne and Jim Urban
Mitzi and Chad Vandegrift
Phil and Jane Vess
Raymond and Camille Vogts
Jill Wadsworth
Nancy Waesche
Robert Wagner
Eric and Lynn Walbeck
Jackie Wallace
Irma and Mack Walker
Virginia and John Walsh
Donald Walter
Edythe Walters
George B. P. Ward, Jr.
Bryan Warman, Jr.
William Waterfield
Olive Waxter
Wendy and George Waymouth
David Weaver
Darla Webb
Robert and Margaret Weiss
Terry Wellel
John and Marie Wells
Michael Wentworth
Sonia Whittaker
Warren Whittaker
Carl Wick
Scott and Beth Wiley
Joan and Frederick Wilhelm
Helen and Albert Williams
James and Susan Williams
Richard Williams
Stephen Williams
Deborah Wirsing
Angela and Bradley Wolf
Robert Wolf
Delight Woodhull
Benjamin Yorkoff
Edward and Joanne Zehler
In-Kind Gifts
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Ace Hardware
AFP Interiors, LLC
Alexander’s Mobility Warehouse
American Lumber-Alco Doors
American Turf & Carpet
American Visionary Art Museum
At Homes Services
Awoyera Air HVAC Mechanical
Contractors
Baltimore Business Journal
Baltimore Community ToolBank
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore Museum of Industry
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Spirit Cruises
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Baltimore Truck Wash
Beazer Homes
Bobby’s Portable Restrooms
Cafe Hon
Cheesecake Factory - Columbia
Cheesecake Factory - Inner Harbor
Classic Appraisal Services
Costco
CRP Contracting
Dean’s Right Time Plumbing
Decisive Data Systems
Dorman Lighting & Design
Giant Food
Greg’s Bagels
HD Supply
Historic Ships In Baltimore
Hunt Valley Inn
Hunter Douglas Fabrication
Company
Innovative Gourmet
Jemicy School
Johns Hopkins University - MAIN
La Z Boy
Landry’s Inc. Properties
Lifestar Response Of Maryland
Mars Super Markets, Inc
Maryland Masonic Homes
Mechanical Engineering &
Construction Corporation
Miss Shirley’s
National Aquarium in Baltimore
Northrop Grumman
Penske
Reginald F. Lewis Museum
Regi’s American Bistro
Schneider Electric
Sophia Associates
Suddath Relocation Systems
The Honeybaked Ham Company
Thomas Somerville Company
Three Brothers of Lansdown
Under Armour Inc.
Victoria Gastro Pub
Whirlpool Corporation
Yale Residential Security Products
Zeke’s Coffee
Special Thanks
United Way of Bergen County,
Central Maryland, Southeastern PA
for participation in their workplace
giving programs
Donor-advised funds including
Fidelity Charitable and Schwab
Charitable Giving
Organizations that promote
online giving for nonprofits,
including AmazonSmile and
Network for Good
Habitat for Humanity of the
Chesapeake is the recipient of
Charity Navigator’s coveted
four-star rating for sound fiscal
management.
Images courtesy ofArtemas Photography and BeMore Photography.
Annual Report
July 2013 to June 2014
3741 Commerce Drive, Suite 309
Baltimore, MD 21227
410.366.1250
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