COMMUNITIES - Habitat for Humanity Greater Cincinnati

B u i l d i n g
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January 1, 2013 marked the merger of two Habitat for Humanity affiliates
to form Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati creating a stronger
Habitat across the TriState with a single vision of serving more families.
The merger is exciting as it enables scaling Habitat resources in nine
counties in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. Although the merger occurred
half way through the fiscal year, this annual report reflects the activities as
if we were merged for the entire fiscal year (July 2012 through June 2013).
We continue the tradition that Habitat for Humanity is a hand up and
not a handout. Families we partner with invest 250 to 500 hours of sweat
equity in their build working side by side with volunteers on their house.
Once complete, the house is sold to the Partner Family with an affordable
mortgage. Nothing is given away to these families other than opportunity.
In fiscal year 2012/3013 we completed 25 houses (15 new construction
and 10 rehabs) enabling 25 hardworking, low income families to achieve
the dream of decent, affordable home ownership. We also completed 5
Critical Home Repairs that returned these Veteran owned homes to decent
and affordable. And through our tithe to global building in El Salvador,
Kenya, Armenia and Cambodia we helped enable decent, affordable
housing for an additional 25 families. Net, through partnerships with area
churches, corporations, foundations and individuals we served a total of
55 families in fiscal year 2012/2013.
In fiscal year 2013/2014, we will stretch further to leverage our scale in
a quest to serve even more families. The need is still enormous. Thank you
to our many donors and volunteers that support our quest to eradicate
poverty housing.
More than 500 families have purchased Habitat for Humanity of
Greater Cincinnati (HfHGC) homes since 1986. A new five year
plan was adopted in 2013 that is designed to help us grow and
serve more than 100 families a year. All of the new construction
and rehabbed homes are built with volunteer labor, averaging
5,000 volunteers per year.
HfHGC operates four ReStores where we accept donations of
new and gently used building material, furniture, appliances
and home goods and sell it to the public at much reduced prices.
All proceeds go towards organizational sustainability and
building, rehabbing and repairing houses. The ReStores are
located in Bond Hill, Cheviot, and Hamilton, Ohio and in
Florence, Kentucky.
We operate a Critical Repair program that is focused on returning
homes to decent and affordable. A critical home repair is a repair
that eliminates a code violation, health, safety or access issue.
HfHGC completes the repairs capped at $15,000 and then offers
a 10 year, no interest repayment plan to the homeowner.
The iBuild program is an HfHGC training program designed to
provide construction training to Partner Families and to volunteers. The training provides Partner Families with knowledge and
confidence as they begin to help with building or rehabbing their
home. The training is also designed to prepare volunteers to join
a specialized volunteer crew such as framing, roofing, siding, trim
carpentry and more.
Each year HfHGC contributes a tithe to support the Habitat
for Humanity International mission worldwide. In fiscal year
2012-2013 HfHGC contributed $113,000 to building homes in
Armenia, Cambodia, El Salvador, and Kenya. Our tithe has made
it possible for over 800 families in those countries to have decent,
affordable housing. In addition to financial support, HfHGC
sends volunteers on Global Village Trips to build alongside
international Partner Families.
Program Funding
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29
Contributions & Grants
In-Kind Contributions
Transfers of Homeowners
6
4
11
26
5 5
Sale of Mortgage Loans
Mortgage Loan Discount
ReStore Sales
Expenses
Program Services
Fundraising
Administration
90
Be | Engaged
“I love the philosophy of ‘helping people help themselves’ which is central
to the Habitat mission. Working side by side with the partner family is very
rewarding but I also learn useful construction skills from the highly experienced site leadership volunteers, so I help others and myself at the same
time!" – Jim Johnson, Thrivent
“Working with Habitat for Humanity has been a very fulfilling experience
for me over the past 2 years. I never wonder if I am making a difference,
I know that I am! I volunteer for Habitat because I not only see my efforts
transform a house, I witness the transformation of someone’s life!”
–Ryan Cullen, St. Xavier High School
Be | Enlightened
“A great thing to be able to share with my children, and their children,
will be a long legacy of warmth and love. For me as a hard working single
mom, buying my own home and working on it shows that whatever you put
your mind to you can achieve it. It’s a blessing to have something you can
call yours, so building will be a great learning experience. I can’t wait to be
established and finished so I will be able to help out other families as well.
I just want to help as much as possible.”
–Rosalind Brand, Current Partner Family
“I always pictured myself in my own home. The process of building my
own home helped me build my self-esteem and develop more confidence.
It continues to grow every day. Living in my own home helped me raise my
last two children. I finally began to discover my true potential that had been
there all along.”
–Wanda Means, Partner Family
Be | Encouraged
“P&G is proud of our partnership with Habitat for Humanity to make life
better for those in the Greater Cincinnati area who are less fortunate.
Over the past few years, hundreds of P&G employees have helped build
and clean dozens of homes. Providing the comforts of home to Habitat
homeowners through trusted brands like Tide, Downy, Swiffer, Mr. Clean,
Dawn, and Febreze is a great source of pride to all of us at P&G.”
–Brian Sasson, P&G Partnership Sponsor
Building Homes
2012 - 2013 Partner Families
Leanna Anderkin
3732 Boudinot Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
LaTroy & Stacy Conley
3492 Inez Ave.
Bethel, OH
Brandi Lucas
3004 Boudinot Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
Sifa Andre &
Kabura Christella
1734 Holloway Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
Stephanie Dodd
2515 Chatham St.
Cincinnati, OH
Kim Nagle
210 Adams Rd.
Dry Ridge, KY
Ra’ Shawon Gannaway
2918 Mignon Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
Ladenia Pettway
1402 Kenova Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
Keomi Barber
625 Walnut St.
Cincinnati, OH
Service Area and 2012 - 2013 Builds
Oxford
Cassandra Bland
4232 Colerain Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
Shawnta Boggs
701 Carter Ct.
Oxford, OH
Abel Bubonye &
Janeth Abel
627 Walnut St.
Cincinnati, OH
Maracca Bush
3139 Durrell Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
Shannon Gibson
2511 Chatham St.
Cincinnati, OH
Faith Hudson
1940 Sundale Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
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74
275
Leslie Roberts
2035 Carpenter Dr.
Cincinnati, OH
Kashauna Shepherd
2517 Chatham St.
Cincinnati, OH
N.College
Hill 4
DEARBORN
Evany Johnson
2637 Grover Hill
Cincinnati, OH
Stacey White
5330 Owasco Ct.
Cincinnati, OH
3
4
2
2
1
2
2
Lockland
1
Cincinnati
5
CLERMONT
1
5
4
275
1
Williamsburg
BOONE
OHIO
75
52
8
New
Richmond
2
KENTON CAMPBELL
2
1
71
Nicole Jones
2513 Chatham St.
Cincinnati, OH
71
2
CVG
Airport
John & Lorry Smith
685 E. Main St.
Williamsburg, OH
Brandie Stallworth
101 Winkler St.
Cincinnati, OH
1
19
4
4
275
Daniel & Dianne Isbell
316 Market St.
New Richmond, OH
WARREN
75
1
74
Kianna Bell
6710 Betts Ave.
Cincinnati, OH
BUTLER
1
Dry Ridge
Home Projects
Peggy Lawson
230 Union St.
New Richmond, OH
1
Bethel
$100,000+
An Anonymous Donor
City of Cincinnati
(Community Development)
Ethicon Endo-Surgery
Hamilton County
(Community Development)
JP Morgan Chase
Mercy Health Plaza
The Procter & Gamble Company
$50,000+
George E. Brown
Chard Snyder
Cheviot Savings Bank
City of Hamilton
(Community Development)
George B. Riley Trust Estate
The Home Depot Foundation
State Farm Insurance
William J. Wagner
$25,000+
Butler County Auditor
John S. Fine Estate
Habitat for Humanity of Ohio
Mary Melvin
Miami University
PAC Interest Holding, LLC
Square D Electric Products
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
US Bank
$10,000+
Advantage Bank
Alison Goss Herschede Trust
Anderson Hills United Methodist
Church
Apollo Heating, Cooling & Plumbing
Carl & Julie Bergman
Calvary Episcopal Church
City of Cheviot
Clermont County
The Community of the Good
Shepherd
Dow Building Materials
Duke Energy
Formica Corporation
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Rhea Kessler
Leo Grote, LPA
Lerner, Sampson, & Rothfuss Co.
Loveland United Methodist Church
$10,000+ (continued)
Miami University:
Farmer School of Business
Montgomery Community Church
Our Lord Christ the King Church
Regency Realty Group Inc.
SC Ministry Foundation
St. Paul Community United
Methodist Church
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
(Hamilton County Chapter)
Vinebrook Properties, LLC
Whirlpool Corporation
Xavier University HFH Campus Chapter
$5,000+
ADP
An Anonymous Donor
Holly Bartlett
Bellarmine Chapel
Bike & Build, Inc.
cHc Manufacturing Inc.
Christ's Church At Mason
Defender Direct, Inc.
Gerald & Pam Ellspermann
Faith Lutheran Church
Gannett Foundation
General Electric Employees'
Community Service Fund
T. Virgil Huggett
Hyde Park Community United
Methodist Church
Middletown Community Foundation
Milford First United Methodist Church
Gates & Barbara Moss
Marion Mourning
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
St. Columban Church
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Sycamore Presbyterian Church
Tri State COAD
Trinity United Methodist Church
Valspar Paints
Young Professionals Group of
HfH of Greater Cincinnati
$2,500+
All Saints Church
Citigroup
Bradley & Tami Comerford
Greg & Susan Comte
Cree Inc.
$2,500+ (continued)
Crossroads Missions
Emerson Power Transmission Corp.
Ernst and Young
Fifth Third Bank
GE Foundation
General Growth Properties
Stephen & Jane Griffith
Lawrence Avenue United Methodist
Church
Verla McClure
Messer Construction Co.
Montgomery Presbyterian Church
Ohio National Financial Services
Our Lady of the Visitation Church
Park National Bank
PFI, Inc.
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Vicki Rigling
Christopher Schaber
Martin & Marcia Schneider
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
St. Vincent Ferrer Church
Gary & Sue Sullivan
Triplefin LLC
Yale Residential Security Products, Inc.
Shari L. Andrews
API Domain Investments, LLC
Haley Elise Arnold
William & Catherine Ashton
Janet A. Borcherding
Julie A. Brackmann
Melanie Bukovec
CB Richard Ellis Inc.
Cincinnati Marathon, Inc.
Cincinnati Precision Instruments, Inc.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
Cintas Corporation
Cierra Shae Clymer
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Community of Christ
Philip & Marjorie Compton
Robert S. Croswell
Jared Davis
The Diehl Steel Company, Inc.
Ruth Ann & Jim Doerger
Maureen Duncan
Dunnhumby USA, LLC
Jimmy C. Edwards
Enquirer Media
$1,000+ (continued)
The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
First Church of Christ - Burlington
First Financial Bank
Henry & Elaine Fischer
Steve Fricke
Holly A. Gage
Garden Park Unity Church
Kevin Gately
General Mills
Lawrence & Leslie Gray
Greenhills Community Church
Presbyterian
Hartzell United Methodist Church
Roslyn L. Hasty
Robert & Patricia Henley
Randy & Kristi Henn
Bruce & Laura Henry
Warren & Bernice Hensel
The Hillman Group
Kenneth A Holloway
Sheila Holmes Howard
Boyd Horne
Ingage Partners
Timothy & Janet Johnson
Casey Allison Kaldahl
Thomas & Susan Kirkpatrick
Steve & Kathy Kley
Paul & Elizabeth Knue
Carolyn L. Konold
The Kroger Company
Tom Lammert
LandAmerica Commonwealth
Edward & Karen Lee
Dorothy Lockspeiser
Scott Lovdal
Loveland Presbyterian Church
Mary T. Massiello
David M. McGaughey
Katherine L. Meek
Bernice Merten
Carol Monson
Dick Monson
David & Stephanie Nelson
New Hope Baptist Church
Paul & Deanna Nikolai
Nonna B LLC
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Oxford United Methodist Church
Larry & Patricia Plum
Presbyterian Church of Wyoming
Raj G. Raghavendran
$1,000+ (continued)
RCF Group
Fredric A. Reyelts
David Charles Ringel
Jack & Moe Rouse Fund of The
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
The Salvation Army
Paul K. Sayer
Scherzinger Drilling Co.
Schutte Stair Co., Inc.
Kathryn W. Shahani
The Shandon Congregational
Church
Chris Sibila
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
St. Mary Church Hyde Park
Mary Louise Strutz
Emma Nichole Stuefen
Dawn Stutz
$1,000+ (continued)
Tano's Bistro & Catering
William & Joyce Tedrick
Time Warner Cable
Transamerica Retirement
Services
Donald & Lola Treadwell
Trian Marblene
Cathy Vidourek
Hannah Whitney
James Martin Wismann
Dan & Tami Woods
John & Elaine Wright
Bill Zeeb
Thomas E. Zeno
Note: The above gifts include
in-kind donations.
officers
Trey Clem
Chair
Paul Knue
First Vice-Chair
Paul Nikolai
Treasurer
Gary Sullivan
Secretary
Paul Zaffiro
Executive Committee
At-large
Carl Bergman
Executive Committee
At-large
Pam Webb
Executive Committee
At-large
Ken Webb
Executive Committee
At-large
Mark Bruggeman
Karen Byrd-Gibson
Chris Cordrey
Roy Gifford
Sheila Holmes Howard
Karen Kramer
Laura Kron
Tom Lammert
Jim Lipnickey
Kevin Prock
Vicki Rigling
Katherine Strauss
BOND HILL
4910 Para Dr.
Cincinnati OH 45237
513-721-4483
CHEVIOT
3970 N. Bend Rd.
Cincinnati OH 45211
513-389-1792
HAMILTON
896 Fairview Ave.
Hamilton OH 45015
513-893-1102
FLORENCE
8309 US 42
Florence KY 41042
859-371-0038