annual report - Broward Housing Solutions

FISCAL YEAR
2004
2005
A N N UA L
REPORT
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR BROWARD’S MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNITY
OUR MISSION
The mission of Broward Housing
Solutions is to provide affordable
housing opportunities to low
income persons with mental illness
throughout Broward County.
THANK YOU
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any thanks to the mental health
consumers who reside in Broward
Housing Solutions’ properties for
allowing us to photograph them and
use their photos in this publication and
others. Photos were taken by David
Decoteau, Downtown Photo.
FROM THE BOARD CHAIR AND PRESIDENT/CEO
B
roward Housing Solutions continues to find solutions for the mental
health community of Broward County. This year has been an exciting
one, characterized by transformation and change, development and
redevelopment and growth and expansion.
Our transformation began as our Board decided to rename our organization.
Broward County Community Development Corporation, Inc., became
Broward Housing Solutions to better reflect our mission of providing
affordable housing opportunities to low income mental health consumers.
After the new name was adopted, the change continued as we created a
new logo and tagline, “Housing Opportunities for Broward’s Mental Health
Community.” The logo and tagline further clarify what we do and how we
make a difference in this community.
To create a clear, consistent image, we developed a new stationery package,
collateral and display materials and launched a public relations campaign to
generate awareness of our organization. The community now has a much
better understanding of our mission and the solutions we bring to mental
health consumers. This awareness provides a strong foundation for a more
effective fund raising effort so that ultimately we may serve even more mental
health consumers. The need is so great.
As we’ve fine tuned our image, we’ve expanded the number of properties to
19, the number of units to 83, and the number of tenants to over 140. We’ve
also expanded our programs with the addition of the Lease to Buy Solutions
program, to help mental health consumers become homeowners, and Housing
Solutions for Young Adults, serving young adults who have aged out of the
foster care system. And there’s still so much more to do!
With regard to development and redevelopment, we completed our largest
housing development ever with the opening of Clusters 6, a $1.3 million,
two-story, 11-unit complex in Coral Springs. We also received 100 percent
funding for the new construction of a triplex to serve foster youth who
have aged out of the system, also in Coral Springs. Plus, we began major
renovations of the 16 apartments in Clusters 9 and 10 in Fort Lauderdale.
We’ve been busy!
We look to the future to grow even more significantly to have an even
greater impact in Broward County. We can accomplish such wonderful results
because of the support of the community — support that has been so generously
given by so many governmental agencies, municipalities, foundations,
corporations and individual donors.
We thank each entity and person who has stepped up to make a difference
in the lives of Broward’s mental health consumers. You have helped us be part
of the solution. We appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
John J. Macchia
Nancy L. Merolla
John J. Macchia
Chair of the Board
Nancy L. Merolla
President and CEO
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BROWARD HOUSING SOLUTIONS’ SUCCESS TIMELINE
October 2004
The opening of the Clusters 6
celebrated collaboration and
community support. Pictured is
Barbara Capeletti, Carol
Molnar, John Macchia and
Phillips Gay with Nancy
Merolla and Coral Springs’
Mayor Rhon-Ernest-Jones.
August 2004
Broward Housing Solutions completes construction of its largest housing
development ever with the opening of Clusters 6, a $1.3 million, two-story, 11unit complex in Coral Springs. The new development, complete with laundry
facilities and outdoor community areas, is located one block north of Sample
Road on Northwest 35 St. The beautifully landscaped complex features seven
one-bedroom, one-bath apartments and four two-bedroom, two-bath apartments.
September 2004
Broward Housing
Solutions adopts a new
strategic plan with goals
and objectives designed
to support its mission of
providing affordable
housing opportunities to
the mental health
community.
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Broward Housing Solutions
launches “Housing Solutions
for Young Adults” to provide
housing for young adults
recovering from mental illness.
One specific population
targeted is young adults who
have “aged out” of the foster
care system and have mental
health issues. SOS Children’s
Village and Henderson Mental
Health Center collaborate to
develop the program for
upcoming properties to open
in FY 05/06.
December 2004
Nancy Merolla, Broward Housing Solutions’ President/ CEO
(left), with Eli Lilly and Company’s Jo Taylor.
Broward County Community Development Corp., Inc., officially takes
on the d/b/a name, Broward Housing Solutions, to better reflect the
mission of the organization. A new tagline, “Housing Opportunities for
Broward’s Mental Health Community” also is selected. Along with the
name and tagline, a complete set of marketing materials are developed.
January 2005
November 2004
Washington Mutual donates
$30,000 to Broward Housing
Solutions to augment its work in
providing long-term affordable
housing to the mental health
community. “Broward Housing
Solutions is one key partner for
Washington Mutual that is
helping us make a lasting and
meaningful impact in our South
Florida communities,” said Claire
F. Raley, First Vice President and
Senior Community Development
Officer at Washington Mutual.
Pharmaceutical giant Eli
Lilly and Company awards
Nancy Merolla, Broward
Housing Solutions’
President/CEO, with the
prestigious national
“Helping Move Lives
Forward Reintegration
Award.” Eli Lilly chose
Merolla because of her
tireless efforts on behalf of
those with mental health
challenges.
Former Board Member Carol Molnar receives a check
from Washington Mutual’s Claire Raley.
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May 2005
Broward Housing Solutions’ baseball-themed “Angels in
the Outfield” annual fund raising event brought in nearly
$100,000, the most ever. The event honored Janice
Anastasato of 9Muses Art Center, Mary Riedel of the SunSentinel, City of Coral Springs Mayor Rhon Ernest-Jones,
and Broward County Commissioner John Rodstrom.
Barbara Capeletti and Carol Molnar chaired the successful
event, and Local 10 News Sports Anchor John Henry
Smith served as the emcee for the evening.
February 2005
Broward Housing Solutions launches a new website designed
to showcase its programs, services and the consumers it
serves. The website is a key element of Broward Housing
Solutions’ marketing and fund raising programs. Photos on
the website and used throughout the marketing materials
feature Broward Housing Solutions’ residents.
March 2005
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Broward Housing Solutions’ revitalized
“Lease to Buy Solutions” enabled the
first mental health consumer in 2005 to
purchase a home. “Lease to Buy
Solutions,” makes it possible
for tenants to lease affordable
rental housing from Broward
Housing Solutions and then
purchase the property. The
program matches qualified
borrowers with properties
within their price ranges and
allows for down payment
assistance, closing costs and
renovation funds toward
homeownership.
June 2005
Nancy Merolla
(center) with
Maria Soldani
(left) from
Holy Cross and
Gale Butler
(right) from
Maroone, an
AutoNation
Company.
Nancy Merolla, President and CEO of Broward Housing
Solutions, received a “Women of Distinction” award from the
March of Dimes of Broward County. She won the award for all
of her efforts in the community, particularly for her work on
helping mental health consumers find safe, affordable housing.
May 2005
Broward Housing Solutions
was awarded $269,137 from
Broward County and $54,224
from the City of Coral Springs
to develop Woodside Gardens,
a Coral Springs property for
young adults coming out of
the foster care system. SOS
Children’s Village will provide
life coaching services for these
young adults.
Broward Housing Solutions’
Board Chair John Macchia
reviews the plans for Woodside
Gardens with Coral Springs
Mayor Rhon Ernest-Jones.
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PROVIDING SOLUTIONS...RENTAL HOUSING PROGRAM
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roward Housing Solutions offers permanent supportive
housing to mental health consumers through its Rental
Housing Program to allow clients to live independently
throughout Broward County.
What’s “permanent supportive” housing?
It’s a place where residents live
independently, where they never have to
leave as long as they follow the lease
guidelines, where they never have to pay
more than 30 percent of their gross monthly
income for rent.
In short, it’s a home. It’s a place where
mental health consumers can put down
permanent roots and reintegrate into
communities and contribute to society.
These apartment and townhouse units are
located across Broward County and are
accessible to public transportation,
shopping, employment opportunities and
services. Based on the tenant’s housing
needs, one, two and three bedroom
properties are available in various cities.
Affordability is maintained through rental
subsidies up to the allowable rent which are
supplemented through Rental Subsidy Program grants.
Since affordable housing is often out of the mental health
consumer’s reach, Broward Housing Solutions’ Rental Housing
Program provides a sound solution to this pressing problem.
PROVIDING SOLUTIONS...HOUSING SOLUTIONS FOR
YOUNG ADULTS
Solutions for Young Adults” provides housing for
“H ousing
young adults who are recovering from mental illness. With
partnerships with SOS Children’s Village and Henderson
Mental Health Center, this program provides housing for
young adults, particularly those who have aged out of the foster care
system. These partnerships are the next step in a continuum of care
for these young adults who have faced rough childhoods with limited
options. This innovative program is one example of how Broward
Housing Solutions’ leadership see a need in the mental health
community and work to find a solution.
Woodside Gardens in Coral Springs and Wilson Gardens in
Hollywood are two Broward Housing Solutions’ developments
specifically designated for young adults. The organization looks
to make a difference. . . one person at a time.
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PROVIDING SOLUTIONS...LEASE TO BUY SOLUTIONS
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roward Housing Solutions offers a
lease option purchase program called
“Lease to Buy Solutions” for low to
moderate income residents with
mental illness. This housing program enables
tenants to lease affordable rental housing
from Broward Housing Solutions for up to
two years and then qualify for a mortgage
and become a homeowner.
Through the assistance of local
government and financial institutions,
interest rates and prequalification guidelines
assist mental health consumers in owning a
home of their own. This program matches
qualified borrowers with properties within
their price ranges. Broward Housing
Solutions raises funds throughout the
community to assist residents with down
payment assistance and closing costs so they
can have a place to call home.
PROVIDING SOLUTIONS...HOUSING SUBSIDY PROGRAM
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any mental health consumers working their way through the
recovery process need assistance in paying their housing
expenses. By attaining housing stability with the help of
Broward Housing Solutions, they’re able to focus on becoming
more stable and getting well.
Broward Housing Solutions administers a Rental Subsidy Program
that assists with housing expenses on several levels:
• Emergency Assistance is provided to mental health consumers
who experience a sudden change in their life situation
necessitating rental assistance;
• Temporary Assistance is offered for up to four months to
individuals who are diligently moving toward financially
sustaining themselves without subsidy assistance; and
• Long Term Assistance supports mental health consumers who are
Broward Housing Solutions’ tenants for an indefinite period. This
help is available to those who can’t support themselves because of
their illness or an educational pursuit.
Broward Housing Solutions’ Housing Subsidy Program is a
partnership of Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF)
Substance Abuse Mental Health Program Office and Broward County
Human Services Department.
This program helps provide a foundation that enables mental
health consumers to focus on becoming and staying well instead of
worrying about potentially losing their housing.
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PROVIDING SOLUTIONS...CHANGING LIVES
“Much of the prognosis of people with serious
mental illness is influenced by social factors
such as the ability to have a safe, affordable
place to call home.”
Dr. Stacey Lambert, Vice Chair of the Broward Housing Solutions’
Board of Directors and a clinical psychologist who specializes in the
treatment of people with serious psychiatric disabilities.
FROM CRISIS TO HOMEOWNERSHIP
Karen with Lisa Hoffmeyer, Broward Housing Solutions’
Project Development Director.
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n the outside, by all accounts, Karen was a success. She was a
successful broadcast journalist. She went back to school to
earn a graduate degree in communications. She received her
master’s and became a professor. She taught college classes in
communications.
On the inside, however, Karen was suffering. She had been
diagnosed with post natal psychosis and began having severe mood
swings and dissassociative disorder. This disease ran rampant in her
family. Her sister had it. Her son had it. Both committed suicide.
Her husband suffered from depression. He also committed suicide.
In spite of emotional trauma and mental health issues, Karen
worked to become stabilized and pursue steady employment. She
now actively advocates on behalf of the mentally ill, particularly
those who end up disowned or on the streets. And, thanks to
Broward Housing Solutions, Karen now owns a home through its
Lease to Buy Solutions program.
“I’m blessed with the opportunity to own a home,” she said.
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“I’m blessed with the opportunity
to own a home.”
Karen, Broward Housing Solutions’ first Lease to
Buy Solutions client since the program was
reinstituted.
Lisa Hoffmeyer, Broward Housing Solutions’ Project Development
Director, helped Karen establish credit and offered advice and
counsel on working with the Office of Housing Finance, which
provides funds that help with down payment assistance. Ultimately,
Karen received $35,000 in SHIP funds toward down payment
assistance from the Office of Housing Finance and secured a below
market interest rate mortgage through BankUnited.
]
Hoffmeyer noted that Karen was able to go right into
homeownership. Other mental health consumers lease a unit first to
demonstrate financial capacity and independent skills and work their
way into purchasing a home.
“It’s a privilege to help people like Karen attain homeownership,”
added Nancy Merolla, President/CEO of Broward Housing
Solutions. “Karen has suffered so much and has demonstrated
unbelievable perseverance and courage. Broward Housing Solutions
is very pleased to help her truly find ‘home.’”
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COMING HOME AFTER HOMELESSNESS
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erri is a single mother who overcame crisis after crisis. First, in
1997, her back was broken after being hit by a drunk driver
who left the scene of the accident. The policeman told her she
was lucky to be alive. The doctors said she was lucky to be walking.
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After two years of recovery and living off savings, Terri had
another car accident. She partially lost the use of her arm. After
this second accident, she fell into a profound depression and was
diagnosed as bi-polar with severe depression. She was classified as
100 percent disabled and would never work again.
Terri ran out of money. In 2004, she lived on the streets for three
days before she moved into a homeless shelter, where she lived for 9
months saving money and reestablishing credit. At that point, her
name came up on the waiting list for a Broward Housing Solutions’
apartment. Terri is thrilled to be “home” again.
Now Terri volunteers at the homeless shelter. She says, “If you look
at me now, you’d hardly believe I was ever homeless.”
“If I didn’t have my apartment
today, I’d either be dead or on the
street. “I’m very grateful for what I
have today.”
Katherine, a Broward Housing Solutions’ resident
who is working to overcome schizophrenia
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HOUSING HELPS GIVE ‘VINEY’ A STABLE LIFE
V
iney was a normal kid. He, his parents, six sisters and two
brothers moved to New York from Haiti when Viney was 12.
Although his parents worked hard to support their large
family, Viney and his family were very close.
Viney is “empowered” by living in a Broward
Housing Solutions’ apartment.
He made friends and had a supportive family. He learned English
quickly. He made A’s in school. And by the time he reached the 9th
grade, he was a popular honors student.
As he progressed through high school, things started to go terribly
wrong. He began losing interest in activities he once enjoyed. He
didn’t want to go to school. He wouldn’t to talk to anyone. He
couldn’t get out of bed. He felt worthless and negative. His grades
slipped. He quit school.
At 19, an explosive crisis landed Viney in a psychiatric hospital.
There, he was diagnosed with clinical depression. Over the next ten
years, Viney suffered through an ongoing cycle of depression, with
multiple hospitalizations, bouts of homelessness and trying many
types of medications.
Viney said he realized that he was “really sick” and decided to find
meds that kept his depression under control and determined to take
them consistently to stay stable.
With his illness stabilized, Viney got off the streets and found
housing at Broward Housing Solutions. This gave him a stable
foundation to complete technical school and land a good job.
“With the help of Broward Housing Solutions, I hope to own a
home one day, stay focused and stay on my meds,” he said. “They
really empowered me and made my life so much calmer. I don’t have
to be struggling all the time.”
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BY THE NUMBERS
$26,732
given in rental subsidies to
mental health consumers living
within the community
Rosita Jhoeller, Jim Fried and Barbara Capelleti,
Broward Housing Solutions’ Board Members
$90,030
$712,000
in government grants received
in 2004/2005 fiscal year
145
raised from “Angels in the Outfield”
event, double last year’s total
TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE
$1,346,253
received in total public support and revenue
19
properties have been built or
acquired and renovated since
Broward Housing Solutions’
inception
mental health consumers live in
Broward Housing Solutions’
apartments or town homes
86
* percentages are approximate values
10
rental units house
Broward Housing
Solutions’ tenants
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
JUNE 30, 2005
TEMPORARILY
UNRESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
Cash
Grants and contracts receivable
Other receivables
Prepaid expenses
Property and equipment, net
Other assets
$199,271
112,522
1,339
82,485
423,577
2,414
$—
—
—
—
4,530,018
—
$—
—
—
—
762,363
—
$199,271
112,522
1,339
82,485
5,715,958
2,414
TOTAL ASSETS
$821,608
$4,530,018
$762,363
$6,113,989
LIABILITIES:
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Mortgages and notes payable
Security deposits payable
$49,017
103,517
53,111
$—
2,643,859
—
$—
—
—
$49,017
2,747,376
53,111
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS
205,645
615,963
2,643,859
1,886,159
—
762,363
2,849,504
3,264,485
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $821,608
$4,530,018
$762,363
$6,113,989
ASSETS
RESTRICTED
TOTAL
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
SUPPORT & REVENUE
JUNE 30, 2005
TEMPORARILY
UNRESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
$—
—
39,135
293,810
1,745
90,203
8,378
792,982
$712,002
80,980
—
—
—
—
—
(792,982)
$—
—
120,000
—
—
—
—
—
$712,002
80,980
159,135
293,810
1,745
90,203
8,378
—
TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT & REVENUE $1,226,253
—
$120,000
$1,346,253
$934,258
$—
$—
$934,258
137,573
109,289
—
—
—
—
137,573
109,289
$1,181,120
$—
$—
$1,181,120
INCREASE IN NET ASSETS BEFORE
DEBT FORGIVENESS
DEBT FORGIVENESS
$45,133
$—
$120,000
$165,133
46,971
—
—
46,971
INCREASE IN NET ASSETS
$92,104
$—
$120,000
$212,104
INTERFUND TRANSFERS
($27,909)
$22,909
$5,000
$—
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
NET ASSETS-JULY 1, 2004
$64,195
551,768
$22,909
1,863,250
$125,000
637,363
$212,104
3,052,381
$615,963
$1,886,159
$762,363
$3,264,485
Government grants
United Way and other grants
Contributed services and materials
Residential rents
Interest income
Special event
Other
Net assets released from restrictions Satisfaction of program restrictions
RESTRICTED
TOTAL
EXPENSES
Program Services - Housing program
Supporting Services:
Management and general
Fund Raising
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET ASSETS- JUNE 30, 2005
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THANK YOU, OUR GENEROUS DONORS
BUSINESSES/CORPORATIONS
Andreu Construction, Inc.
BankUnited
Branch Banking & Trust Co. (BB&T)
Cindy Schutt PR
City Furniture
CommerceBank
Coral-Tech Associates, Inc.
Eli Lilly & Company
Fund Raising Advantage
GetComputerHelp.com
Gustavo Carbonell, PA
Office Depot
Washington Mutual
YagTV, Inc.
“Angels” Co-Chairs Barbara
Capeletti and Carol Molnar
with emcee John Henry from
Local 10 News.
GOVERNMENT/MUNICIPALITIES
Broward County Board of County Commissioners
Broward County Health Department
Broward County Public Schools
City of Coral Springs
Florida Department of Children & Families
Housing Finance Authority of Broward County
FOUNDATIONS
BankAtlantic Foundation
Community Foundation of Broward
Coral Springs Community Chest
Leadership Broward Foundation, Inc.
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Broward Housing Solutions’
President/CEO Nancy
Merolla, Local 10’s John
Henry, Cindy Schutt
ORGANIZATIONS
BEACON
United Way of Broward County
INDIVIDUALS
Mr. Barry Ackerman
Ms. Janice Anastasato
Ms. Sandra Brittain
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Capeletti
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Coffsky
Ms. Patricia Denihan
Mr. Gary Fine
Ms. Lori Ann Gionti
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goldberg
Mr. W.C. Greer
Ms. Rosita Jhoelloer
Ms. Drindy Keller
Ms. Marylou Kirwin
Mr. William J. Klineman
Mr. Peter LaBombarde
Mr. John Macchia
Ms. Gail S. Meltzer
Ms. Terry Moore
Ms. Patricia Rosen
Mr. Andrew Rosenberg
Ms. Margie Tice
Ms. Lynne Weiner
Memoral
Healthcare
System’s
Tim Curtin,
BankAtlantic’s
Marcia
Barry-Smith
Senator Skip
Campbell,
Larry Davis
Community leader Silvia Flores,
Arlene Pecora from Signature
Grand, “Angels” honoree Mary
Riedel from Sun-Sentinel
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ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD
ANNUAL FUND RAISING EVENT SUPPORTERS
WORLD SERIES CHAMPS
Coral Springs City
Commissioners with guests
Comerica Bank
Eli Lilly and Company
Maroone, an AutoNation company
Sun-Sentinel
Washington Mutual
ALL STARS
BankAtlantic Foundation
Memorial Healthcare System
CONFERENCE CHAMPS
City National Bank of Florida
Gibraltar Bank
Nova Southeastern University
Wachovia Bank
MVPs
Atlantic Shores Healthcare, Inc.
CommerceBank
Community Bank of Broward
Damiani & Weissman, PA
Florida Career College
Publix Super Market Charities
SEASON TICKET HOLDERS
Coral Springs Commissioner
Roy Gold and City Manager
Michael Levinson with honoree
Mayor Rhon Ernest Jones
Bank of America
Commercial Bank of Florida
Holy Cross Hospital
North Broward Hospital District
Kay Riordan — State Farm Insurance
SuRealty Title, Inc.
BATTER’S UP
Andrue Construction, Inc.
Sandy Brittain — Prudential Florida 1st Realty
Scott J. Brook, P.A.
Clobus, McLemore & Duke, Inc.
Lambert Advisory
Kurt Merolla Yacht & Boat Surveyor
NAMI Broward County
Pinnacle Housing Group
HOME RUN HITTERS
Andrea Geroux
Aspen Luxury Motors
Atlas Embroidery
Baltimore Orioles
Barb & Joe Capeletti
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HOME RUN HITTERS
— continued
Ben & Bob’s
Benihana
Beverly Hills Café
Bill’s Air Conditioning, Inc.
Bonnet House
Boomers of Dania Beach
Broward Sheriff ’s Office
Butterfly World
Calder Race Course
Carol Molnar
Carolina Club
Chuck’s Steak House
Cindy Schutt PR
City Theatre
Classical Pilates Studio
COIT
Coral Springs Marriott Hotel
Coral-Tech Associates, Inc.
Creolina’s
Dan Marino’s
David Freedman
Dazzles
Development Associates International
Diamond Day Spa
Diane Tona
Discovery Cruise Line
Don Carter Tamarac Lanes
Downtown Photo
el Heraldo de Broward
Enterprise Rent-a-Car
Field of Flowers
Flamingo Gardens
Flawless Studio & Cosmix School
Florida Career College
Fort Lauderdale Historical Society
Florida Marlins
Florida State University
Flowers and Found Objects
Flowers For You, Inc.
Gatsby’s Boca
Gayle Bluebird
Glassbottom & Snorkeling Trips
Grifs Western
Gustavo J. Carbonell, P.A.
Harbour Realty Advisors
Harry & Kit Schulman
Holiday Inn Fort Lauderdale Beach
Howard Fabian
IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum
Incredibly Edible Delites, Inc.
Jackson’s Steakhouse
Janice Anastasato
Jato Design
Broward
Housing
Solutions’
President/CEO
Nancy Merolla
and Board
Chair John
Macchia
Broward
County
Commissioner
John Rodstrom
with his wife,
Charlotte
Sheri and John
Macchia, Broward
Housing Solutions’
Board Chair
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HOME RUN HITTERS
— continued
9Muses’ Lois Cleary,
“Angels” Honoree Jan
Anastasato, Regina Skane
Broward Housing Solutions’ Board
Member Jan Anastasato, President/CEO
Nancy Merolla, Broward County
Commissioner John Rodstrom
Joe Picasso’s — Las Olas
John J. Macchia
Jungle Queen Riverboat Cruises
Kennedy Space Center
King & EYE, LLC
Linda Mullis
Lisa Hoffmeyer
Lucille’s American Café
Mambo Jambo
Miami Dolphins
Miller Construction Company
Mindy Gonzalez
Museum of Discovery & Science
Muvico Theaters
N. Reagan & Company Day Spa
Nancy Merolla
Over The Top Linens
Palm Beach Casino Line
Parlux Fragrances, Inc.
Pines Property Management, Inc.
Premier Networking Alliance
Quarterdeck
Randee H. Lefkow
Red Bull Distributors
Regal Entertainment Group
Restaurant Warehouse
Safe Care
Sam’s Club
Sawgrass Ford
Seminole Tribe of Florida
Senator Skip Campbell
Speed Indoor Racing
Stephen Ferrante
Strike Zone
Stranahan House
Sun-Sentinel
Suzanne Weiss
TGI Friday’s
The Melting Pot
The Presidential Country Club
The Westin Fort Lauderdale
Therapeutic Life Center, Inc.
TooJay’s Gourmet Deli
Tower Club
University Car Wash
Violet King
Vizcaya
W.C. Greer
Walter and Victoria Duke
Water Taxi
Westview Country Club
Whole Foods Market
YagTV, Inc.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
John J. Macchia, Chair
Dr. Stacey Lambert, Vice Chair
Jose L. Gonzalez, Treasurer
Janice Anastasato, Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Barbara Capeletti
Gary R. Fine
James L. Fried
Phillips G. Gay, Jr.
Robert Harkins
Rosita Jhoelloer
Sandra Robert
AGENCY PRESIDENT/CEO
Nancy L. Merolla
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HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR BROWARD’S MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNITY
305 S.E. 18 Court • Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
954-764-2800 • 954-764-0036 (fax)
[email protected] • www.BrowardHousingSolutions.org
Underwriting provided
by Eli Lilly & Co.