On which we build - Atlanta Habitat for Humanity

Atlanta Habitat for Humanity
519 Memorial Drive SE
Atlanta, Georgia 30312-2218
Phone: 404-223-5180
Fax: 404-233-5103
www.atlantahabitat.org
Design by Jackson Spalding
Printing by Bennett Graphics
Photography by Jeani Elbaum
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Each Atlanta Habitat family has a story uniquely
its own. Yet, every journey to homeownership
follows a well-defined path. Families, sponsors and
volunteers, and the Atlanta Habitat organization
itself support success along the way. Since 1983,
more than 1,200 families have come home to
houses they proudly call their own.
Our homeowners are an amazing group! In the journey to homeownership, their will and
determination bring them to the closing table. With their children and families foremost in
their thoughts, they do what it takes to qualify for our program, and they know the value of
that effort. The journey may be challenging, but successes fill it with meaning.
Thanks to dedicated sponsors, donors, and volunteers, we built for and with 54 qualified
homebuyers who began the journey to successful ownership in 2011. We teach and train in
classes about home maintenance, budgeting, and community involvement, to name a few.
We acquire land, develop long-term relationships with our wonderful sponsors, service loans,
operate a retail outlet—and oh yes, we build houses. We’re “six businesses in one,” all focused
on our committed families and their journeys.
Atlanta Habitat homeowners meet neighbors, become active in children’s schools, and
participate in lifelong stories of work and family. So while our families “come home” the day
they receive their key, the journey never really stops for them—or for us. We are partners in
helping build a higher quality of life in the city and communities we serve.
Cover: Homeowner since 2011
Larrie Del Martin
President and CEO
Dan Branch
Chair, Board of Directors
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Securing Resources
To build affordable homes
The journey to affordable homeownership begins with sponsors and volunteers who give
of their time and financial resources. These generous donors—corporate, faith-based,
civic, and individual—cover costs and provide labor that save our homeowners as much as
$125,000 over the life of a 30-year, no-interest loan.
Building a quality, green Atlanta Habitat home means a significant monetary commitment
from forward-thinking sponsors, supplemented by grants and individual gifts. But those
who contribute and volunteer benefit as much as the homeowner. People who work in
neighboring offices five days a week learn about each other as they unite in a common
goal on a construction site. Congregations of many faiths—that worship in different
In 2011, 156 sponsors helped
build and renovate 54 homes.
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buildings—meet with a shared purpose. And people in the same industry—or who have
careers or interests in common—combine skills to build for and with a qualified family.
The camaraderie and commitment are visible: Providing dollars is where the journey starts,
but by no means, is it where it ends.
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Monroe Heights
Carver Hills
Carey Park
Almond Park
Center Hill
West Lake
Adamsville
English Ave
Grove Park
Washington Park
Dixie Hills
Hunter Hills
Wilson Mill Meadows
Vine City
Ashview Heights
Westview
West End
Adair Park
Bush Mountain
Peoplestown
Cascade Road
Oakland City
Venetian Hills
Pittsburgh
South Atlanta
Capitol View
Sylvan Hills
Heritage Valley
Lakewood Heights
Perkerson
Polar Rock
Fairway Acres
East Point
Hammond Park
Orchard Knob
Ben Hill Forest
Glenrose Heights
Acquiring Land
On which we build
Like any builder, Atlanta Habitat needs suitable land. Our real estate staff identifies
properties and fields calls from those who’d like to sell or donate land, while other
departments handle permits and various requirements­—all with the best interests of our
homeowners in mind.
Since our founding in 1983, Atlanta Habitat has built in more than 140 neighborhoods
and 19 neighborhood planning units in the city of Atlanta. Verbena Place, our first
nonprofit/for-profit community, will total 15 acres. Scheduled to begin construction in
August 2012, its traditional neighborhood design will focus on sustainable transportation
and walkability, waste reduction and recycling, energy and water efficiency, and land and
water conservation.
We like to say that we’re building a better Atlanta, one home at a time, but also we’re
building neighborhoods and communities that strengthen our metropolitan area.
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In her home since birth
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Homeowners since 2011
Supporting Families
Who qualify for our program
Atlanta Habitat’s Family Services team recruits, screens, and keeps in touch with
families from first phone call to closing— helping applicants turn dreams of
homeownership into reality.
We visit workplaces, participate in outreach events, and answer questions to find
families who are ready to begin the journey. We manage and track records of the
250 sweat-equity hours each homebuyer contributes. In 2011, we delivered more
than 100 education classes on a wide range of subjects —home maintenance,
community involvement, and energy use, for starters. Volunteer instructors taught
computer readiness classes through which 99 homeowners received a donated,
refurbished computer to take home. And volunteer budget advisors met one-onone with homebuyers.
We conducted more than 100
classes­— for 256 homebuyers and
homeowner families — ­in 2011.
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Ultimately, the journey home is about the resolve of the homeowner, but Family
Services provides hands-on, day-to-day resources. Our staff members and
volunteers are truly invaluable guides for first-time homebuyers.
Homeowners since 2009
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All construction staff have
received training for Green
Advantage certification,
our new standard for
green building.
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Building Houses
With quality, energy-efficient materials
“We see the house from the dirt up.” That’s what one of our
AmeriCorps service members said this year. Atlanta Habitat completed
54 homes for and with qualified, working families in 2011— 44 newly
constructed houses and 10 renovations. We buy or acquire the
property through donations; design the home; complete all permitting
and legal processes; clear the land, including demolition of eyesore
structures; and work with the surrounding community to help ensure
we’re building communities­— not just houses.
Our green-building process is highly organized and efficient. On
Day 1, we frame exterior and interior walls in the warehouse before
moving to the build site—and by the end of that day, walls are up.
Each day has its assigned tasks, and on Day 7, we clean and touch
up, landscape, and most importantly, dedicate the new home.
Every build day, homebuyers, volunteers, sponsors, and house leaders
work side by side to complete a house that will become a home.
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Making It Happen
As financially savvy homeowners
Our financial process begins with
an information session in which
potential homebuyers learn about
Atlanta Habitat. Applicants must
prove steady income (within our
guidelines) for the past two years,
must show a consistent payment
history on debts, and cannot have
filed bankruptcy within the past
four years.
Successful applicants begin their
Homeowner since 2004
journey with all the support that
Family Services provides. After
completing a one-year lease period and meeting program requirements, the
proud, confident new homeowner is guided through closing paperwork by
our staff attorney.
Atlanta Habitat holds the mortgages on our owners’ homes and stays in
A broad understanding of
financial management is crucial
to successful homeownership.
touch about issues such as insurance and property tax values. We manage
more than 900 loan packages, with each mortgage repaid at zero-percent
interest over a 30-year period. When necessary, we work with homeowners
to modify terms in challenging economic times.
Our homeowners fulfill financial commitments with a newfound sense of
pride and accomplishment.
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Homeowner since 2012
More than 900 tons were
saved from landfills in 2011.
Championing
the ReStore
That supports our mission
One hundred percent of Atlanta Habitat ReStore’s net profits help us build more homes. This
retail enterprise—one of more than 600 ReStores in the United States and Canada—supports
our mission not only by providing funds but also by reducing our world’s carbon footprint.
With donations of new and gently used building materials and household goods, we literally
bring back to life materials that would be thrown away. In 2011 alone, we saved more than
900 tons of materials from landfills, and we’ve saved more than 4,500 tons since our ReStore
opened in 2001.
Manufacturers, commercial builders, hotels, companies and organizations, and individuals
can support Atlanta Habitat families simply by donating. Shoppers can benefit by purchasing
merchandise at a fraction of retail cost. And Atlanta Habitat can build more homes with
ReStore profits—a win-win-win enterprise.
One way Atlanta Habitat homeowners complete their sweat-equity hours is by working in the
ReStore, gaining retail experience while handling items they know support their own goals.
Make that a “win-win-win-win” enterprise. Like all areas of Atlanta Habitat, the ReStore
brings families home.
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Donors
2011 HOUSE
SPONSORS
The following corporate, civic,
and faith-based organizations
and individual supporters
sponsored Atlanta Habitat for
Humanity homes built in 2011.
The list is in chronological
order by start date.
House #1
Two Williams House
Annette Stilwell and Friends
Clark Howard
House #2
Clark Howard
The Coupon Mom
House #3
Clark Howard
The Dan and Merrie
Boone Foundation
House #4
House #5
Cox Enterprises, Inc. and its
businesses: The Atlanta JournalConstitution , AutoTrader.com,
Cox Media Group, Kudzu,
Manheim, WSB–TV Channel
2 and its local radio stations
(WSB 750 AM, 97.1 The River,
B98.5, and Kiss 104.1)
House #6
Cotton States Insurance
Emory Transplant Center
Emory University Goizueta
Business School MBA Students
Fannie Mae
The Kyle-Baird Wedding
Friends in Honor of Jimmie
Phillips’ 85th Birthday
House #7
The Basilica of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus
First Presbyterian
Church of Atlanta
Haygood Memorial United
Methodist Church
Morningside Presbyterian Church
Northwest Presbyterian Church
House #8
Cascade United
Methodist Church
Glenn Memorial United
Methodist Church
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
House #9
St. Benedict Catholic Church and
partners, including Sts. Peter
and Paul Catholic Church
Support from the David Gambrell
Endowment Fund, Inc.
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House #10
Peachtree Road United
Methodist Church
House #11
The Cathedral of St. Philip
Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church
Big Bethel A.M.E. Church
Support from the David Gambrell
Endowment Fund, Inc.
House #12
Marist Women Build
House #13
Georgia-Pacific
House #14
Atlanta Women’s Build
Support from individual
donors and the following
corporate donors:
Coxe Curry & Associates
Enterprise Foundation
The Eureka Foundation
Wells Fargo Advisors on behalf of
Wells Fargo Housing Foundation
House #15
Peachtree Presbyterian Church
House #16
TechBridge Technology
Community Build
AGL Resources
CCCi
The Coca-Cola Company
Crimson Oak Consulting
Federal Home Loan
Bank of Atlanta
GE Energy
iGATE Corporation
InterContinental Hotels Group
Landis+Gyr
MDI Group
Pyramid Consulting
Southern Company
Synergis
Teradata Corporation
House #17
House #18
Dunwoody United Methodist
Church and Partners
Alpharetta First United
Methodist Church
Birmingham United
Methodist Church
Chamblee First United
Methodist Church
Christ United Methodist Church
Hickory Flat United
Methodist Church
Lanier United Methodist Church
North Springs United
Methodist Church
Northbrook United
Methodist Church
Roswell United Methodist Church
Sandy Springs United
Methodist Church
Sardis United Methodist Church
Shiloh United Methodist Church
Simpsonwood United
Methodist Church
St. James United
Methodist Church
Winters Chapel United
Methodist Church
House #19
The Home Depot –
IT Department
House #20
St. Luke’s Presbyterian Church
Dodd-Sterling United
Methodist Church
House #21
Anisa International
Credit Suisse and INVESCO
ING
House #22
Atlanta First United
Methodist Church
Brookhaven United
Methodist Church
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Impact Church
Oglethorpe Presbyterian Church
St. James United Methodist Church
St. John United Methodist Church
St. Martin in the Fields
Episcopal Church
Welcome All Baptist Church
West Mitchell Street
C.M.E. Church
House #23
Atlanta Gas Light
Equifax
House #24
Buildable Hours – Summer
Anonymous Individual Donor
Booz Allen Hamilton
The Coca-Cola Company –
Legal Division
Havertys Furniture Companies
Johnson & Freedman, LLC
King & Spalding
Parker, Hudson, Rainer
& Dobbs, LLP
Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP
Additional volunteer support
by Atlanta Legal Aid
House #25
IntercontinentalExchange (ICE)
McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP
TriMont Real Estate Advisors
House
House
House
House
#26
#27
#28
#29
Dunivan Drive – Southern
Crescent Partnership Homes
Anonymous Individual Donor (2)
Dell
House #30
Young Adult Faith Build
Anonymous Individual Donor
Hindu Temple of Atlanta
India American Cultural
Association/Sanatan
Mandir Atlanta
Peachtree Road United
Methodist Church
Second Ponce de Leon
Baptist Church
SEWA
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Also partially supported by
The Boston Consulting Group
House #31
Alston & Bird LLP
Genuine Parts
INVISTA
Kauffman Tire
Nypro Packaging Georgia with
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Atlanta Syrup Plant
University of Georgia
Terry College of Business
Professional MBA Programs
House #32
Michael and Dena Castellon
First Presbyterian
Church of Atlanta
Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic Church
The Sally and Peter Parsonson
Foundation, Inc.
St. Mark United
Methodist Church
Additional volunteer support by
Radcliffe Presbyterian Church
House #33
Financial Matters
Anonymous Individual Donor
Brightworth
First Data Corporation
Genuine Parts
Montag & Caldwell
The North Highland Company
University of Georgia
Terry College of Business
Professional MBA Programs
Vivint
Wells Fargo Advisors on
behalf of Wells Fargo
Housing Foundation
House #34
All Saints Catholic Church
House #35
Atlanta Board of Realtors
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
House #36
House #37
House #38
The Home Depot Foundation
House #39
Northwest Interfaith Build
Ahavath Achim Synagogue
All Saints Church
Greater Springfield Baptist Church
Northside Drive Baptist Church
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Also partially supported
by Archstone
House #40
Independent High
School Build
The Lovett School
Marist School
Pace Academy
The Westminster Schools
Woodward Academy
House #41
4-H National Congress
House #42
Cathedral of Christ the King
Decatur Presbyterian Church
North Decatur United
Methodist Church
Tucker First United
Methodist Church
Support from the David Gambrell
Endowment Fund, Inc.
House #43
Bank of America
House #44
Buildable Hours – Fall
Alpine Access
Booz Allen Hamilton
Capgemini
Michael and Dena Castellon
Hawkins Parnell Thackston
& Young, LLP
Henry Spiegel Milling, LLP
Regency Centers
Sutherland
Weissman, Nowack,
Curry & Wilco, PC
HABITAT II SPONSORS
Habitat IIs are Atlanta
Habitat for Humanity homes
returned to the organization
that are renovated and
prepared for purchase by
qualified new families.
Atlanta Habitat completed 10
Habitat IIs in 2011, with the
support of these sponsors.
House #45
Michael and Dena Castellon
The Pedowitz Group
St. Philip A.M.E. Church
House #46
Atlanta First United
Methodist Church
Michael and Dena Castellon
The Pedowitz Group
House #47
Anonymous
Michael and Dena Castellon
Grady High School
House #48
Atlanta Area Returned
Peace Corps Volunteers
Charles Schwab
The Rollins School of Public
Health at Emory University
Rotary Club of Buckhead
House #49
Michael and Dena Castellon
Duke University Alumni Association
The Georgetown Club of Georgia
Vanderbilt Alumni Association
House #50
The Home Depot Foundation
House #51
The Home Depot Foundation
Macy’s
Prudential Investment
Management
House #52
Michael and Dena Castellon
Kairos Church
House #53
Michael and Dena Castellon
Temple Sinai
House #54
John and Nicky Harmon
Memorial Build
INDIVIDUAL HOUSE
SPONSORS $1,000 +
The following individual
donors made gifts of $1,000
or more in 2010-11 and
designated their support
for houses constructed in
2011. These donors were
not recognized in the
2010 Annual Report.
Atlanta Women’s Build 2011
Alexandra and John Balzer
Diana Blank
Wicke Chambers
Adrienne Findley
Wick Garrard
Barbara Gilbreath
Beth Godwin
Kathy Harber
Cathy Harper
Nancy Henson
Lilly Reid
Joan Salwen
Beth Shaw
Mary Wright
Emory University
Goizueta Business
School MBA Students
Sandhya Deshetty
Emory Transplant Center
Stuart Knechtle
Helen Triemer
In Memory of John and
Nicky Harmon
Cappy Harmon
Independent High
Schools Build: The
Westminster Schools
Stan Moor
In Honor of The KyleBaird Wedding
Jennifer Baird
Marist Women Build 2011
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belatti
David D. Cooper, DMD PC
Mr. and Mrs. David Culley
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Coughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fendrich
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Jackson
Ms. Julie Jewell
Boland T. Jones Family
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Keller
The McCarty Family Foundation
Dr. Albert Nordone
Ms. Barbara Nye and Mr.
John Bourbaonnais
In Honor of Jimmie
Phillips’ 85th Birthday
Ms. Patricia J. Decker and
Mr. Craig W. Keyworth
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffiths
TechBridge Technology
Community Build:
AGL Resources
Randell Fox
Tucker First United
Methodist Church
Kay Entrekin
Two Williams
Annette Stilwell
2011 ANNUAL
CONTRIBUTORS
Visionary Society
($50,000-$99,999)
Anonymous
Anonymous
Pillar Society
($25,000 to $49,999)
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson
Phil Bradley and Cathy Harper
Luck and David Gambrell
Clark Howard Society
($10,000 to $24,999)
Anonymous
Anonymous
Susan and Alan Arnold Richard and Muffet Arroll
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belatti
Ms. Susan Bixler
Dan and Merrie Boone III
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Branch
Mr. and Mrs. James Breen
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Castellon
The Edward Colston
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. H. James Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Findley
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Henson
Mark and Jennifer Pighini
Kevin and Joan Salwen
Mr. Richard Schweitzer
Bill and Judy Vogel
Cornerstone Club
($5,000 to $9,999)
Anonymous
Tami M. Barron
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Engwall
Mr. and Mrs. Quigg Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lacey
McConaghie Family
Counseling, PC*
Mr. and Mrs. J. McDowell Platt
Mr. and Mrs. David Sanborn
David Wilson and Melody Wilder
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Threshold Club
($2,500 to $4,999)
Anonymous
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Barrow
Mary and Chip Benton
Ron and Vicki Canakaris
Mr. Neil Christman
Cook Family Investments, LTD
Dave and Catherine Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Egan
The Elster Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giles*
Mrs. Alice Henson
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Jenkins
Mr. Brett Klyza
Thomas H. Lanier Foundation
Scott and Emilie Long
Larrie Del and Joe Martin*
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McCarthy
Linda and Trey Parrish
Brent and Gay-Lynn Paugh
Paul B. and Mildred Seydel
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Silverman
Ms. Marilyn Thompson
Mr. Samuel Wammock Jr.
The Weber Family Foundation
Ronald and Lavone Wichman*
Foundation 1000 Club
($1,000 to $2,499)
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous*
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Allegra
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Bahr
Ms. Jane Barwick*
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Beard
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bernstein
Mr. and Mrs. James Bird
Ms. Marci Bozeman and Mr.
J. Vaughan Branch*
Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Luc Bredas
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bunnen
– LUBO Fund, Inc.
Mr. John Burch
The Burtchaell Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Callahan III
Thomas and Debra Page Coleman
Mr. James Dickey
Mr. and Mrs. William Earnest
Mrs. and Mrs. Sean Erwin
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fairgreves
The Garreau Family
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goar
Bill and Beth Godwin
The Irene Emery Goodale
Foundation
The Graves Foundation
Bernard and Anne Howell
Gray Advised Fund
Ms. Dana Halberg and
Mr. Larry Pless
Ms. Judith Hays
Mr. Matt Hereford
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Ms. Elizabeth Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Holladay
Nancy and David Hudak
Ms. Vernie Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jones
Ms. Melinda Kelleher
Ms. Katharine Kelley
The Kibler Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klein*
Ms. Yean Lee
Dan and Deborah Maddox*
Ms. Vicki Mann
Marstrand Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jere Martin
Allen Mast and Dana
Keener Mast
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mathews
John and Lee McColl Family Fund
Mr. Tom McGowan and
Ms. Malinda Teel
Gayle and Tom McMahon
Mr. and Mrs. Imran Meghji
Alan and Lynn Merrill
Jerry and Debbie Miller
Mr. Roy Mitchell
Mr. Dan Moradi
Ms. Anna Nagy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norman
Mr. Robert O’Leary
Kirk and Anne Ossewaarde
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Parrish
Sally and Peter Parsonson
Joan and Dan Pattillo
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Ramsey
Barbara and Ron Reid
Ms. Diani Riddick
Mr. and Mrs. David Rosselot
Mrs. Donna Sanders
Ms. Joanna Schachner
Charlotte and Tom Shields
Mr. Justin Sibler
Mr. William J. Spurlock II
Ms. Alyn Stowe
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Strange
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tallman
Mr. Paul Teigen
Ms. Katherine Thomasset*
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson
Bill and Wanda Timm
Bob and Nancy Trusty
Ms. Alisha Waller
Heather Webster
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson
Ms. Elizabeth Winship
Virginia B. Wohlford
Mr. and Mrs. James Wylie
SPECIAL EVENT
SUPPORT
The following organizations
provided gifts of $1,000 or
more to Atlanta Habitat for
Humanity in 2011 by hosting
special fundraising events or
sponsorship gifts supporting
Atlanta Habitat for Humanity’s
Framing the Future event.
CORPORATE AND
CONGREGATIONAL
The following corporations
and congregations provided
gifts of $1,000 or more
to Atlanta Habitat for
Humanity in 2011.
Anonymous
American Family Insurance
Georgia Power Company
Iowa Annual Conference of the
United Methodist Church
Mizuho USA Foundation of
Mizuho Corporate Bank, Ltd.
Northside Drive Baptist Church
Oglethorpe University
Olsen Management, Inc.
Ricoh America Corporation
Robert Bosch, LLC
Room & Board
SWM Intl.
Trojan Battery Company
Yamaha Motor Manufacturing
Corporation of America
GRANTS
The following corporate
and private foundations
and government entities
provided gifts of $1,000 or
more to Atlanta Habitat
for Humanity in 2011.
Atlanta Foundation
City of Atlanta
Debley, Inc.
Federal Home Loan
Bank of Atlanta
Georgia Power Foundation
The Home Depot Foundation
Richard C. Munroe Foundation
Ida Alice Ryan Charitable Trust
The Thoughts Foundation
Wells Fargo Community Giving
BEQUESTS
The following estates
provided gifts of $1,000 or
more to Atlanta Habitat
for Humanity in 2011.
Christa A. Peterson-Frey Estate
*Carpenters Club donors make monthly contributions to Atlanta Habitat for Humanity.
Sustaining gifts like these may be contributed through debit or credit card billing.
**Framing the Future event sponsor
AGL Resources, Inc.**
BestBank**
Epsilon of Kappa Alpha –
Emory University
Habitat for Humanity of
Greater Los Angeles
The Kroger Company**
2011 EMPLOYEE
GIVING AND
MATCHING GIFT
COMPANIES
The following organizations
matched employee’s gifts
or offered gifts through
employee giving programs
of $1,000 or more to Atlanta
Habitat for Humanity in 2011.
America’s Charities
AT&T Community Giving Program
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.
Bank of America Foundation
Bank of America
United Way Campaign
BNY Mellon Wealth
Management – Georgia
Fulton School Employee’s
Charitable Fund, Inc.
GE Foundation
Georgia-Pacific Foundation
Georgia Power – Club
of Hearts, Inc.
Georgia Power Foundation
Google
IBM Corporation
ING Foundation
Justgive
Prudential Foundation
SunTrust One Pledge Campaign
United Way of Metropolitan
Atlanta Combined
Federal Campaign
United Way of Metropolitan
Atlanta, Inc.
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
Wells Fargo Foundation
Educational Matching
Gift Program
GIFTS OF LAND
The following donors provided
gifts of land in 2011.
Ms. Elizabeth Baker
Mr. Steven H. Bowser
Ms. Sandra K. Clark
Ms. Angella Coke
DCM Financial, LLC
Jane Fickling and Fran Hultquist
First Intercontinental Bank
Flagstar Bank
Estate of Joyce Leigh Griffing
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
Mr. George Knight
Mr. Dan West
FAMILY SERVICES
IN-KIND DONORS
The following donors provided
in-kind gifts valued at $1,000
or more supporting Atlanta
Habitat for Humanity’s Family
Services program in 2011.
360 Media, Inc.
All My Sons
Atlanta Peach Movers
Bulldog Movers
Intercontinental Exchange
Mohawk Home
Redemtech Serious
Good Program
CONSTRUCTION AND
OPERATIONS IN-KIND
DONORS $10,000+
The following donors
contributed products or
services valued at $10,000
or more to Atlanta
Habitat for Humanity’s
construction program and
operations in 2011.
Deloitte & Touche
Dow Chemical Co.
Freud, Inc.
Mohawk Industries
Square D/Schneider Electric
Valspar Corporation
Whirlpool Corporation
CONSTRUCTION
AND OPERATIONS
IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000-$9,999
The following donors
contributed products or
services valued between
$1,000 and $9,999 to Atlanta
Habitat for Humanity’s
construction program and
operations in 2011.
Alcan Cable
Atlanta Area Window
and Door Co.
Atlanta Pinestraw
Bethel Farms
Bold Spring Nursery
Buck Jones Nursery Grayson
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
at Hughes Spalding
Chili’s
Corbin Comfort Systems
EcoReps
Ed’s Supply
GAF Materials Corporation
Program
Gibson Landscaping
Green House Pictures
Harbor Freight Tools
The Home Depot Foundation
The Home Depot - Store 0175
Hunter Douglas Fabrication
Northwest
King’s Landscaping
The Kroger Company
Lawson Products
Mingledorff’s, Inc.
North Georgia Turf
Northwestern Mutual
Financial Network
Oldcastle Surfaces
Original Mattress Factory
Overhead Door Company
of Atlanta
Republic Services, Inc.
Super Sod
Thule, Inc.
TOTO USA, Inc.
Trane
The Varsity
WXIA-TV 11Alive
Yale Locks
RESTORE IN-KIND
DONORS $10,000+
The following donors
provided in-kind gifts
valued at $10,000 or more
supporting Atlanta Habitat for
Humanity’s ReStore in 2011.
Circa Lighting
Graybar Lighting
KPMG, LLP
Mobley Plant Farm
Oriental Weavers
Susan Pitt
Mark Pugh
Southeastern Warehouse Services
Specialty Tile
Stylecraft Lamps, Inc.
RESTORE IN-KIND
DONORSDONORS
$1,000-$9,999
The following donors
provided in-kind gifts valued
between $1,000 and $9,999
supporting Atlanta Habitat for
Humanity’s ReStore in 2011.
Ambling Construction
American Standard
American Wholesale
Building Supply
Ansley Golf Club
Art Classics, Ltd.
Bob Bailey
Warren Barnett
Sharon Batchel
Wendy Bennett
Benson Vance Company
Shivani Bhatia
Britt Bishop
Elizabeth Boyle
Steve Brooks
Wes Buchanan
Susan Buckman
Stephanie Bugg
Bungalow 5
Mary Beth Cardoni
Baron Chandler
Erin Lynn Connolly
Cotton States Insurance
Rowena Cromer
David Cross
Vaughn Curtis
Collin Daniel
Cyan Design
DEX Industries
John Dobrasz, Jr.
Sidney Dodd
Dunkin Brands
Eco Emporium
Fame Fabrics
Scott Foreman
Bruce Fowler
Freud, Inc.
Futurehead, LLC
Bill Gaston
Georgia Tech Athletic Association
Jennifer Gold
Grand Hyatt Marietta
Thomas Grant
Rosemary Griesmer
Sanjay Gupta
Stephen Hallick III
Stacy Hanna
John and Heather Hanna
Cappy Harmon & Bill Nicholson
Alice Hawks
Jill Hay
Mike Hayes
Catherine Heffernan
Darryl Hicks
Tremaine Hines
Home Rebuilders
Brad Humphries
Hyatt Place Buckhead
Illuminations Contract Lighting
Interline Brands
Iron Age Hardware
Rob Joines
Lynette Jurgens
Theresa Kalven
Jim Kelley
Jody Kitchen
Kitchensmith
Lori Knapen
Christopher Krebs
Ladisic Fine Homes, Inc.
Karen Leff
Ashford Little
Doug Lothes
Lowe’s #1807
Linda Lynch
M & W Distribution
Kim Mansfield
Tim Mapes
Alisha McClung
Denise McCurdy
Cecilia McGinty
Teri Miller
Susan Minton
Andrew Montgomery
Jennifer Nance
New Look Builders
Ricardo Newball
Newell Rubbermaid, Shur-Line
NLNAC-National League
for Nursing Accreditation
Commission
North Georgia United
Methodist Conference
Caye Oglesby
Parex USA
Perdue Woodworks
Dennis Perrott
Portman Holdings, LLC
Premium Retail Sales, Inc.
Ram Tool & Supply
Mike & Anna Rapp
Redi-Floor
John Reece
Aaron & Gillian Ribner
Rosehall Kitchen Galleria, Inc.
Alexandra Ryan
Ann Sacks
Schawk Retail Marketing
Howard Schecter
Jan & Dick Shirk
Kim Shumate
Solaria Lighting
Sport Licensing Solutions
Thomas Adams Stanley
Ellen Stokes
Laurel Treweek
Bobby Triesch
Leslie Turner
Larry Underwood
Ted Vastine
Michael Warshauer
Westinghouse Lighting
Bart White
William C. White
Whirlpool Corp.
Wholesale Merchandising, Inc.
Keith Wilson
Matthew Womack
Woodridge Productions, Inc. /
Necessary Roughness
Brook Wyatt
Atlanta Habitat for Humanity
apologizes for any omissions
made in our donor lists. Please
contact us with corrections.
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2011 Financial
Highlights
STAFF
Executive
Family Services
Larrie Del Martin*
President & CEO
Melissa Klein
Senior Family Services
Manager
Peggy Duszynski
Executive Assistant
Construction
CASH SOURCES FOR OPERATIONS
Homeowner Payments
House Sponsors
Donations
Foundations & Other Grants
ReStore, Interest Income, & Other
$ 3,002,000
2,754,000
1,308,000
660,000
474,000
Total Cash Sources for Operations
$ 8,198,000
Total Cash Uses for Operations
$ 7,598,000
600,000
Capital Campaign Receipts
Capital Campaign Outlays
Capital Outlays
Dedicated Fund Outlays –
Joint Affiliate Development Projects
2,000
(30,000)
(456,000)
DECREASE IN TOTAL CASH
Financial highlights reflect unaudited data.
Gifts to Habitat for Humanity in Atlanta, Inc., a nonprofit,
publicly supported 501(c)3 charity, qualify as charitable
contribution deductions to the extent permitted by law.
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4,631,000
995,000
866,000
616,000
459,000
31,000
INCREASE IN OPERATING CASH
Net Non-Operating
Brian Findley
Construction Manager
Harley Armstrong
House Leader I
Denise Childs
House Leader III
Alex Cook
House Leader III
CASH USES FOR OPERATIONS
Construction Program
Program Services
Administrative Services
Development & Communication
Property Acquisition
Note & Lease Payments
Jim Blackstone
Director of Construction
(1,815,000)
(2,299,000)
$(1,699,000)
Irene Kagika
House Leader II
Reid Lockwood
House Leader III
Jason Owens
House Leader III
Michelle Henkel
Family Services Support
Manager
Jody Klein
Family Services Education
Coordinator
Maricarmen SmithMartinez
Family Services Selection
Coordinator
Finance
Debra Shoaf*
Vice President of Finance
& Accounting
Jennifer Chisholm
Mortgage Services Manager
Consultants bring specialized skill sets and
improve our programs and special projects.
Consultants currently assisting us include: Judi
Boardman, real estate specialist; Chiquita
Board, homeowner financial education; Lane
Conville-Canney, grants administration;
Jeani Elbaum, webmaster; Sarah Fedota,
communications; Debbie Griffiths, finance;
Cappy Harmon, in-kind donations; Pearl
Harris, ReStore donation scheduling; Tom
Peacock, warehouse; and Wanda Timm,
internal audits.
Real Estate
Jim Sibley
Director of Real Estate
Free Walker
House Leader III
Development
Nary Dam
Business Manager
Melinda Kelleher*
Vice President of Resource
Development
Paul Tomlinson
Mortgage Services
Coordinator
Legal
Geneva Hall-Shelton
Sponsorship Manager
Jane C. Barwick*
Senior Vice President &
In-House Counsel
Andrew Johnson
Faith Relations Associate
Katherine Thomasset
Legal Support Manager
Drew McGuffin
Development Associate
OPERATIONS
Matt Walenciak
Volunteer Manager
Dan Maddox*
Vice President of Operations
*Executive Leadership Team
AmeriCorps and AmeriCorps VISTA members
provide a year of service to Atlanta Habitat.
Our 2011–12 services corps includes: Laurel
Briglevich, Assistant House Leader; Adam de
Silva, Construction Systems Assistant; Tegan
Hurley, Volunteer Management Assistant; and
Chontarria Wilson, Family Services Assistant.
Corliss Brown
Office Services Coordinator
Caleb Starr
House Leader III
Marci Bozeman
Director of Sponsorship &
Volunteer Development
Atlanta Habitat would like to thank the following
individuals who also work with us and make a
valuable contribution to our mission.
Site Planning
& Design
ReStore
Rosemary Kernahan
Director of Site Planning
& Design
Cathy Walls
Senior ReStore Operations
Manager
Ben Annis
Site & Building Design
Coordinator
Jack Barnes
ReStore Warehouse &
Inventory Coordinator
Staff Development
Megan DeCantillon
ReStore Cashier
Chris Martin
Senior Staff Development
Manager
Heather Mewborn
ReStore Sales &
Merchandising Manager
WAREHOUSE
Greg Richardson
ReStore Sales Assistant
Geoff Roper
ReStore Truck Driver
Lisa Schwinghammer
ReStore Procurement
Manager
Jimmy Harrelson
Purchasing, Warehouse,
& Facilities Manager
Jacob Rufenacht
Warehouse & Inventory
Coordinator
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Danny Branch, Chair
Atlanta Falcons
Mary Benton
Alston & Bird LLP
Bill Godwin
iGlobal Retail Consulting
Linda A. Parrish
King & Spalding
Rich Arroll
RJA Properties, Inc.
Susan Bixler
Bixler Consulting Group
Brent H. Paugh
Georgia-Pacific Gypsum LLC
John Balzer
Goldman Sachs Special
Situations Group
Phillip A. Bradley
McKenna Long & Aldridge
LLP
Dana H. Halberg, CFA
BNY Mellon Wealth
Management - Georgia
Tami Maxwell Barron
Georgia Power Company
Michael C. Castellon
Sutherland Asbill & Brennan
LLP
M. Brantley Barrow
Hardin Construction
Company LLC
Debra Page Coleman
Macy’s Law Office
Darryl Hicks
Morgan Stanley Smith
Barney
J. Allen Mast Jr., J.D.
SunTrust Foundations
Specialty Practice
Mark Pighini
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Kevin Salwen
Writer
Jeremy C. Silverman
McKenna Long & Aldridge
LLP
Jerrold L. Miller
Fabric Developers LLC
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Alan Arnold, Chair
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Mike Henson
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Lynn Merrill
Community Volunteer
Polly Simpson
Community Volunteer
Dan Boone III
Community Volunteer
Katharine Kelley
Jamestown Development
and Construction
Dan Pattillo Jr.
Rooker Real Estate LLP
Karen Stickney
Community Volunteer
Bill Pendleton
Primary Capital Advisors
J. Ron Terwilliger
Trammell Crow Residential
Barbara Reid
Non Profit Accounting
Consultant
Sue Wieland
John Wieland Homes &
Neighborhoods
William M. Earnest
Community Volunteer
Adrienne Findley
Community Volunteer
Kathy Harber
Career Keys to Open Doors
Charlie McDonald
Crisis Management
International
Tom McMahon
Community Volunteer
Alexis Scott
Atlanta Daily World
We all look forward to coming home in
the evenings, after school, at holidays.
Help make Coming Home a reality for
more working families. You can:
BECOME A DONOR
Charitable gifts allow more families the opportunity to purchase a house and the
security of a place to call home. There are numerous ways to offer your personal
support to Atlanta Habitat. Join an Atlanta Habitat gift club or society today.
SPONSOR A HOME
Atlanta Habitat sponsors from corporate, civic, educational, and faith-based
communities along with individual sponsors are fully committed to addressing
Atlanta’s affordable housing needs. Our homeowners join with diverse sponsor
groups not only to build houses but also to create stronger communities. Special
program builds include Buildable Hours, which brings together the legal community;
Financial Matters, connecting the financial services industry; Interfaith partnerships;
and Women Builds. Sponsorship levels and their associated volunteer opportunities
and benefits vary. Consider becoming a house sponsor and help make a direct
impact on the life of a working family in Atlanta.
VOLUNTEER
Use your talents for a good cause. Atlanta Habitat welcomes volunteers for house
construction, the ReStore, Family Services programs, weekly warehouse support, and
office needs.
MAKE AN IN-KIND CONTRIBUTION
By providing building construction materials, donations for the ReStore, or
professional services, you can help keep Atlanta Habitat running smoothly.
BUILD A LASTING LEGACY
Please remember Atlanta Habitat in your estate plans and help create a lasting
legacy supporting Atlanta Habitat families and communities.
Contact Atlanta Habitat Today
404-223-5180 extension 115
[email protected]
www.atlantahabitat.org
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