annual report 2006

AN N UAL
R E PORT
2006
Hope and a Home envisions a city in which all families have
affordable housing, excellent education, rewarding employment and vibrant community connections.
Hope and a Home celebrated a terrific first year as a non-profit
organization in 2006. Founded to create affordable housing and lasting
change for DC families and neighborhoods, we are pleased and proud to
share our accomplishments with you in this first annual report.
• We worked with low income parents and children to achieve their
dreams of stable, affordable homes, excellent education, rewarding work
and valuable connections in their neighborhoods.
• With lead support from the Freddie Mac Foundation, the Meyer
Foundation and Countrywide Bank, we hired new staff to expand our
program and fundraising capacities.
• We renovated a vacant row house in the Shaw neighborhood to
serve as our new office in partnership with the 15th Street Presbyterian
Church, volunteers from Holy Trinity’s
Hands On Housing program and the
Philip L. Graham Fund.
• Our Board of Directors led our
planning process as we established
strategic goals for the next three years
and recruited four new Board members
whose commitment and skills will
advance our mission.
• Hope and a Home was named “one of the finest smaller charities
Greater Washington has to offer” in the 2006 Catalogue for Philanthropy.
We also received our neighborhood civic association’s Community
Service Award for Work and Thrive, our summer jobs program for
neighborhood teens.
We are inspired by the achievements of the parents and children
we serve, by our belief that the revitalization of Washington, DC
can benefit all residents, and by the commitment
and generosity of longtime supporters
and new friends.
We invite you to stay involved —
or to consider becoming involved —
as we continue to expand
our efforts to produce great
results for parents, children
and our city.
Please join us by contacting:
Mike Young
Executive Director
202-387-7091 ext 207
[email protected]
Affordable Housing
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Transitional Housing Program
We operate affordable housing for low income families.
Stay and Thrive Program
We preserve affordable housing in our changing
neighborhood.
Before
2006 Results
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164 subsidized Section 8 apartments on our block remained
affordable as housing costs skyrocketed throughout our city
20 families — including 22 adults and 53 children — lived in
safe, affordable homes in our Transitional Housing Program
6 families graduated from Hope and a Home to permanent
housing
“Hope and a Home gave me housing when I needed it most.”
— Larry Ruffin, Hope and a Home parent
After
“Because of Hope and a Home,
my kids are in good schools.”
— Corinne Mercedes,
Hope and a Home parent
Excellent Education
•
•
“Work and Thrive taught me what it takes
to make my own money and to see
how it feels to spend well-earned money.”
— Dominique Howard, R Street teenager
Higher Education for All
We help parents and children realize the dream of completing
college or vocational school.
After-School Program
We provide after-school education and enrichment activities
for the children in our R Street neighborhood.
2006 Results
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88 school-age children received our education support services
26 children were matched with volunteer mentors
11 elementary school students received educational support
in our after-school program
4 Hope and a Home students and 1 parent enrolled in college
Rewarding Employment
•
Work and Thrive Project
We train neighborhood teens for job readiness and match them
with local businesses for rewarding summer jobs.
2006 Results
• 15 teens participated in our job training workshops
• 9 teens were employed and mentored by local businesses
for summer jobs
• 4 teens continued in their jobs after school and on weekends
Community Connections
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•
We bring neighbors together to create vibrant communities.
We stay connected to families who graduate from our Transitional
Housing Program to support their continued achievements.
2006 Results
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•
121 volunteers transformed a vacant property in our R Street
neighborhood to create our new office
25 residents planted trees to beautify our block
23 families — including 51 children — who graduated from Hope and
a Home housing continued to connect with us for support services
“Hope and a Home has inspired our community
through events and activities that bring neighbors together.”
— Amy Frey, R Street neighbor
2006 Finances
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Staff
Board of Directors
Mike Young
Executive Director
Dorsey Dunn, Chair
Retired Mobil Executive
Grace Dickerson
Education Coordinator
Ivan Blumberg,
Vice Chair
CEO,
Athletes for Hope
Rosa Mooten
Office Manager
Tim Mooten, Sr.
Maintenance Specialist
Ann Procter
Development Director
&UNDRAISING
Revenues — $708,340
-ANAGEMENTAND'ENERAL
Mary Jo Schumacher
Family Support Coordinator
Crystal Stewart
Community Organizer
Jhonna Turner
Youth Education Worker
The Next Three Years
Our strategic plan calls for deepening our work and reaching more low income
families. Future activities will include:
•
improving our capacity to address job readiness, mental health
and credit needs with parents in our transitional housing;
•
providing enhanced services to families as they graduate from
our transitional housing to market rate rentals;
•
increasing the number of apartments that we own or manage
from 18 units to 28 units;
•
partnering with developers to include affordable housing and our
empowerment programs in new developments that we do not own or manage.
Batrina Wallace
Family Support Worker
David Roodberg,
Secretary
President,
Horning Brothers
Kimberly T. Henderson,
Treasurer
Director,
Housing and Community
Development,
Greater Washington Urban
League
Julia Howell Barros
Director of Development,
CentroNia
Lynn C. French
Lynn C. French
and Associates
Bill Glew
Attorney,
Alston & Bird
Robert Kapp
Attorney, Of Counsel
Hogan and Hartson
Tara Perry
Head Start Teacher,
Bright Beginnings Child
Development Center,
Hope and a Home
Graduate
Michael Tierney
ey
Executive Vice
e President,
Local Initiatives
ves Support
Corporation
Jimmie Williams
iams
Co-owner,
Mitch the Mover,
ver, LLC
Lance Wright
Senior Vice President,
dent,
Human Resources
USEC Inc.
Mike Young (ex officio)
Executive Director,
Hope and a Home
Advisors to the
Board of Directors
Elaine Kotell Binder, CAE
President,
Binder Associates
Joyce Chung, M.D.
Associate Professor
of Psychiatry, Georgetown
University Medical Center
Donors
10/1/05 – 9/30/06
* Donated before 10/1/05 to
help launch Hope and a Home
Individual Donors
Gifts ranging from
$25–$50,000
Henry & Ruth Aaron*
Jean Allison Marsh Adams*
Virginia Ali*
Sherri Alms*
Andre Agassi Trust
Anonymous (4)
William & Elizabeth Allard
Leon & Robyn Andris
Mary & Charles Asmar
George & Dorothy Avery
Julie & Jonathan Baker*
Marion S. Ballard*
Mary & E. Lawrence Barcella
Rick Bardach
Mary Lee Barker
Cynthia Barron & Jim Polley*
Caroline & Tom Bartman
Sarah Beller*
Elaine Kotell Binder
Mark Bittenbender*
Ivan & Pam Blumberg
April Breslaw*
Donna Britt
Barbara Brooks*
Mary E. Brown
Wendy Brown
Amy Bucher
John & Esther Bucher
Renee & Francisco Burgos
Richard & Lewise Busch*
Michael & Jill Bushkoff
Jamie & Stuart Butler
Julianne Byrne
Donna Callejohn
Rev. Donald K. Campbell
William Campbell*
Rebecca Carlisle*
Robin & Peter Carnes*
Jean H. Carter
Stephen & Lizette Chanock
Christopher & Karen Chapin*
Daniel Charles & Brigid McCarthy
Sandra Cihlar
Cheryl Claussen
Ruth & Edward Cogen*
Susan Cole*
Linda & Stanley Collyer
Terrence & Tamara Colvin
Elizabeth Conahan
& James Oldham
David Conrad & Kaye Brubaker*
Steve & Anne Corbeille
Katherine Cudlipp
& Carole Grunberg
Angeles & Richard Curry
Cynthia Dahlin & Ronald Barusch
Thomas & Bettie Deen
Donald Dell
James & Grace Dickerson
Susan & Marty Dickerson*
Dr. William & Betty Dickerson
Mary Jane Dillon*
Ann Dobbs
Douglas & Joan Dodge
Norris & Helen Dodson*
John A. Douglas*
Mary Carol & Alan Dragoo
Dorsey & Susan Dunn
Ralph & Mary Dwan
Melissa & Sean Dwyer
Sonya & Manning Dyer
Grant & Joanna Ehat
Anthony & Eileen Essaye
Patricia Fahy & Wayne Bequette
Thomas & Kathleen Farasy
Peter & Renee Feather
Majid & Cheryl Fish-Parcham
Elizabeth & Tom Fox
Jonathan & Sharon Franklin*
Amy Frey*
Fred & Bridgit Fried
Roslyn Fuller
Michael & Susan Gelman
Cindy Gertz*
William & Julia Gibson*
Crystal Gilbert*
David & Mary Wolter Glass*
Patricia Goeldner*
Zachary & Jamesen Goodman
Robert Gordon & Pamela Prouty*
Peter Gourdouros*
Anne Gurvin
Lisa Greenman & Paul Leder
Nicole Gudzowsky
Thomas & Ann Gutierrez
Carol & Robert Hausman
Nancy Lee Head
Verle & Vivian Headings*
Brendan Henry
& Melissa Reardon*
Blanche H. Heston
Anne Heyniger
Joseph Higdon & Ellen Sudow*
Katy & Chuck Himmler
Allison Hinchman
James & Cynthia Hinchman
Sallie & Paul Holmes
Jay Hoover & Elaine Martin
Lester Hoover
Sharon Hoover
Andrew & Genevieve Horning
Carol Horning & Harry Woehrle
John Horning & Terry Flanagan
Lynne & Joseph Homing
B Holliday H Hudimac
Margaret Hughes
Patricia Hunt
Lynne Israel
Ronald & Deborah
Gibson Jaworski*
Robert & Marie Jefferson
Dara Johnson*
Peter & Jean Johnson
Barbara M. Jones*
Bernice Joseph*
William & Barbara Kaplin
Robert & Jean Kapp
Bradley J. Karbeling
Jonathan Kempner
Dorothy T. Kent
Scott & Julie Kirsch*
Margaret Kohn
& Myrna Chasanow
Paul W. Kolp*
Nathan & Mary Lynn Kotz
Mark & Rebecca Lee*
Rhona & Charles Leffler
Phil & Janet Leichty*
Malcolm Lester & Hilary Cairns*
Mark & Teresa Levinstein
Gerald Levine
Brian Lewis*
Thomas & Lucille Lewis
William & Peyton Lewis
Philip Martens & Janet Liechty
Steven Linscheid
Ed & Murial Lipp
David & Sharon Lloyd
Jose Lopez*
Laura & Michael Manack
Manoukian Brothers
Jeanne & Steven Marcus
Samuel & Sally Marshall*
Elizabeth Martin*
Luke & Mary Martin*
Raymond & Luann Martin
Robert & Sarah Jane Martin*
Roger & Cheryl Martin
Ann Matikan & Patrick Grasso
Paul McCloskey*
Scott & Beth McConnell
Lynn McDevitt
Marilyn McDonald*
Joan L. McKinney
Jacqueline & Charles McMakin
Joseph & Nancy McManus
Gwen Mellor*
Mary Frances Michaels
Dorothy M. Miller
Judith & Henry Millon
Christopher & Susan Milner
Nancy Milner*
Mutuiri Mituruciu*
David & Nicole Mitchell
Marianne Moerman
William Morgan
Wade Moroughan
Philip & Holley Morse
Mary & Stanley Mouser
Gary Mummert
Celeste Myers
Larry Nathans
& Kathleen Chagnon
James & Minna Nathanson*
Olachukwu Nnadili
Andrew Nowell
C.V. & Elizabeth Noyes
David & Julie Noyes
Jodi Ovca
Michael Papantones
Helen Patton*
Deniz & Larkin Perese
Wilhelm & Anna Peter
Wesley Pickard
& Jeanette Studley
Ruth & Harris Pitlick
C. Richard & Adele Pogue
Sandra Price
Ann Procter
Carol & Bill Rankin
Denise Rathman*
Peter & Helen Raudenbush*
Lorraine Marie Reilly*
Jim Rice
& Dawn Longenecker
Cynthea & Thomas
Riesenberg*
Samuel Robfogel
& Eleanor Frias
GiGi Robinson*
Perry & Rosemarie Rogers
Betty & Michael Rudolph*
Charles Rumph
& Shirley Johnson
Anne S. Rydlewicz*
Alice Scheips
Charles & Beverly Schnetzler
Sylvie Schroeder*
Katherine & John Schultz
Nelson & Jean Schumacher
Anne M. Scott*
Mark Scully
Ruth Hoover Seitz
Scott Sherwood
Scott Shimanski
Alexander & Susan Sierck
Barbara Silver*
Jeffrey & Margreta Silverstone
Carol Smelley*
Dane & Judy Smith
Mary C. Smith
Sally & Francis Smith
Richard W. Snowdon
Rob Soley & Karen Moore
Mary Ann Stein
Judith Davey Sternburg
Juliet Stovall*
Melissa Stricker*
Michell & Joe Stull*
Elisabeth Swift
Fred & Sherrill Taylor*
Grace & F. Chapman Taylor
Lorraine Taylor*
Susan Tayman
& Ronald Chesemore
Michael Tierney
Martha Toll & Daniel Becker
Karen (Kit) Turen
Mary Ugast
Elizabeth Vail
Delores Webber-Gabriel*
Marsha Wertzberger
Christopher & Karen Wilson
Joann C. Wood
Linda & Stephen Wood
Linda Wright-Fuller
& W. Charles Fuller
Chris Yoder
Kenneth Young
Missy & Michael Young
Rick Young & Linda Fink
Tracy Zorpette & Scott Lassman
Linas Zubkus
& Audrey Creighton
Mirga Zubkus
Special thanks to our
1,329 friends who walked
for Hope and a Home in the
2006 Fannie Mae Foundation
Help the Homeless Walk!
Foundations, Corporations,
Faith-Based Organizations
and Government
Gifts ranging from
$100 — $100,000
William S. Abell Foundation*
Ben’s Chili Bowl
Boston Properties*
Ed Lee and Jean Campe
Foundation
Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
Carter and Melissa Cafritz
Charitable Trust
Celebration Church
of the Brethren
Church of the Pilgrims
Community Foundation for
the National Capital Region
Community House Church
Corporate Executive Board
Countrywide Bank
DCA Landscape Architects
DC Department of Housing
& Community Development
DC Escheated Estates Fund
Dietzel Butler & Associates
The Max and Victoria Dreyfus
Foundation
Fannie Mae Foundation
Help the Homeless Walk
Faro Systems, Inc.
Freddie Mac Foundation
Philip L. Graham Fund
William and Mary Greve
Foundation
Corina Higginson Trust
Hitachi Foundation*
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Carol F. Homing
Charitable Lead Trust
Horning Brothers
Hyattsville Mennonite Church
International Monetary Fund
Kittamaqundi Community
KPMG
Marpat Foundation
Eugene and
Agnes Meyer Foundation
Mortgage Bankers Association
Mortgage Bankers Association
of Metropolitan Washington
NDC Real Estate
National Cooperative Bank*
National Presbyterian Church*
New Community Church
Northern Virginia Ethical Society
Park Rug Company*
The PMI Foundation
Pfizer, Inc.*
The Preston Project, Inc.*
Rapoport Family Foundation
Luther I. Replogle Foundation
Jim and Patty Rouse
Charitable Foundation
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church*
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Seekers Church
Spring Creek Foundation
Hattie Strong Foundation*
Triad Guaranty Insurance
Corporation
Trinity Presbyterian Church*
Washington Management
Corporation Foundation
The Washington Post*
Weissberg Foundation
WHF Foundation
Workers of St. Alban’s*
Volunteers
Community Partners,
Volunteers and
Pro Bono Assistance
August, Lang & Husak, Inc.
Ballard Spahr
Andrews & Ingersoll
Erin Ann Barrett
Diana Bauer
BB&T
Linda Benavidez
Ernest Bland Associates
Body Smith
Personal Training
Stacie Boston
Desmond Brown
Jaime Callabro
Kevin Canavan
Ruth Cogen
Susan Cole
Linda Collyer
David Conrad
Countrywide Bank
Sandra Culpepper
Brittany Curtis
DC Department
of Recreation
Alison DeCourcey
Patti Deivert
Jim Dickerson
Diane Dopkin
Sarah Duda
Daryl Dudley
Christine Eppstein
Dave Fary
Peter Feather
15th Street
Presbyterian Church
Amy Frey
Susan Gardiner
Adey Gilbert
Georgetown University
Party Animals
Greater DC Cares
Nicole Gudzowsky
Lisa Hale
Health Bar
Holy Trinity Church
Hands On Housing
Home Rule
Lynne Horning
Julia Howard
Kate Hudson
Carl Huff
Audley Hutson
Dan Jaeggi
Pamela Johnson
Peter Johnson
Ellie Kanipe
Micheal Krankowski
Mindy Gill Larmore
Diana Lawson
Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
Malcolm Lester
Terri Lewis
Dana Little
Logan Hardware
Natalie Longwell
Rozanne Look
David Marsh
Rose Mastrangelo
David McMakin
Jackie McMakin
Michele Molotsky
Terri Mora
Mortgage Bankers Association
of Metropolitan Washington
Gary Mummert
Margaret Murnane
Rod and Flora Murphy
National Rehabilitation Hospital
New Futures
Andrew Nowell
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
— Epsilon Sigma Chapter
One World Fitness
Jodi Ovca
Pamela Patton
Jennifer Pavon
Pet Essentials
Pillsbury, Winthrop,
Shaw Pittman
Preston Gates Ellis
and Rouvelas Meeds
Pulp and Pulp on the Hill
Lorraine Reilly
Kim Richmond
Jane Rinard
Sam Robfogel
George Robinson
Aleksandra Rohde
Patricia Rojas
Irwin Royster
Betty Rudolph
Saint Ex
Dereck Saxby
Joe Schatz
Scheuermann & Terhune
Emily Schlesinger
Manisha Shahani
Margaret Siegel
Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority, Inc.
— Epsilon
Lambda Chapter
Robert Skinner
Dawn Smith
Judith Davey Sternburg
Juliet Stovall
John Swarr
Lorraine Taylor
Willamena Samuels Taylor
William Thomas
Sirinya Tritipeskul
U.S. Department
of Justice
U.S. Securities
& Exchange Commission
UUAHC Second Saturday
Volunteers
Susan Wallace
Jennifer Watt
Emma Wendt
Jim Wesolowski
Zawadi
Hope and a Home is deeply grateful
to August, Lang & Husak for the
creative energy and pro bono
assistance that went into producing
our first annual report.
We also thank the Mortgage
Bankers Association of Metropolitan
Washington and George Mason
Mortgage for generously underwriting
the cost to print this report.
Thank you, generous friends and supporters!
You make our work possible!
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