Community Impact Report 2013

2013
COMMUNITY HOUSING PARTNERS
COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT
a year of growth ...
CONTENTS
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What We Do ...................................................................... 2
Impact .................................................................................. 4
Leadership ......................................................................... 5
Financial Summary .......................................................... 6
Awards and Recognitions ............................................. 8
Supporters ........................................................................ 9
Office Locations .......................................................... 22
From Our Board Chair and President ......................
MISSION
CHP’s mission is to create affordable, green,
sustainable housing opportunities and services for
the people and communities we serve.
As a part of National
NEIGHBORWORKS Week, CHP
employees teamed up with the
Christiansburg Home Depot, Bike
the U.S. for MS, and several other
organizations in the New River Valley
to help homeowners Larry Alderman
and Madeline Viar with a number
of home repairs and improvements.
Both Alderman and Via live with
Multiple Sclerosis, and find that basic
home maintenance is often a major
challenge.
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DEAR FRIENDS,
Reflecting a shift taking place in industries across the globe, social enterprises such as Community Housing Partners (CHP)
are choosing to measure their success on more than just their economic return on investment (ROI). At CHP, we evaluate our
achievements not only by traditional bottom-line financial performance but also by our impact on the broader economy, the
environment, and the communities we serve. As originally proposed by John Elkington in the 1990s, this triple bottom line concept
gauges our impact in a broader context that incorporates People, Profit, and Planet. It is through this lens of sustainability that we
reflect on our activities and areas of growth in 2013 and celebrate the following highlights:
People.
Quite simply, our employees are CHP’s greatest asset and play an invaluable role in accomplishing our mission. As
a commitment to our staff and their ongoing growth and development, an in-house trainer was hired and provided 269 hours of
skills building and leadership education in only six months. Externally, CHP helped almost 1,916 residents and homebuyers gain the
self-sufficiency and financial literacy skills needed for housing stability and personal success through our education and coaching
programs. We expanded our resident services programming to 11 new properties, and with the support of hundreds of partners,
served over 54,000 snacks and meals and provided safe, affordable housing to more than 15,000 people.
Profit.
Through smart and responsible development activities, CHP invested more than $53 million in real estate development
across our footprint and generated significant positive economic value and benefit in the communities served. We also prevented
204 housing evictions, saving our company $822,000 in turnover costs, and used Low Income Housing Tax Credits to help fund 13
development projects. It is because of our continued economic success that CHP is able to leverage our financial resources to
invest even more in our programs and properties, including our acquisition of Florida Low Income Housing Associates (FLIHA) and
the preservation of the eight affordable rental housing communities in its portfolio.
Planet.
Last year—and throughout the past decade—CHP has consistently incorporated eco-conscious policies and products
into all of our projects and programs. The implementation of sustainable practices and the resulting reduction of our environmental
impact are apparent across our footprint. In 2013 alone, our architects designed over 500 green, efficient homes. We constructed
four EARTHCRAFT or ENERGY STAR-certified multi-family communities in two states; trained 3,100 participants in energy
conservation practices; improved the efficiency and comfort of 2,364 homes; and forged a partnership with Argentina to create
WEATHERIZERS WITHOUT BORDERS—a program using weatherization to fight energy inefficiency and energy poverty across
Latin America.
On behalf of the board and staff at CHP, we thank all of our partners and supporters that helped us achieve our triple bottom
line and in the report that follows we invite you to read more about our efforts to create vibrant communities, promote a healthy
environment, and maintain a strong economic base.
Sincerely,
Karen Turner
Janaka Casper
Chair of the Board
President and CEO
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AT CHP, WE:
DEVELOP
DESIGN
BUILD
TRAIN
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WEATHERIZE
PREPARE
MANAGE
EMPOWER
CHP BY THE NUMBERS: 2013
4
15,100+
54,535
$53 Million
Invested in
Communities
Through Real Estate
Development
2,379 Tenants
People Provided
with Quality
Affordable Rental
Housing
Snacks or Meals
Provided to
Residents
Participated in
146,324
Units of Resident
Services Programs
1,916
Households Prepared
for Homeownership
2,364 Homes
529
HO
G
USIN
231
STATE DEVEL
OP
AL E
ME
RE
N
CE S
SERVI
Construction
Jobs Created
Rehabilitated/
Made More Energy
Efficient
57 New
Homeowners
Created
T
EN
ER
Sustainable
Homes Designed
S
GY
IO
UT
OL
NS
3,100 Participants in
Green Jobs Training
13
Projects
Completed with
Low Income
Housing Tax
Credits (LIHTC)
4 Green Awards
and 4 Green
Certifications/
Designations
Received
1,400
46 New
Home Energy
Audits
Performed
Sustainable
Homes
Constructed
6 States
CHP
700+
$822,000
1,707
Partners
115
Expanded Board
Size to
1 Members
Facilities
3
204
Evictions Prevented
at a Cost Savings of
Countries Provided
with Weatherization
Training/Mentoring
Services
2
380
Employees in
2
Real
Estate Development
Services Expanded
to
New States
Acquired
Florida Low
Income Housing
Corporation
Received in
Federal Funding
18,403
$7,000,000+
Received in
State Funding
$50,000,000+
Volunteer Hours
Coordinated
Established Resident
Services Programs
in
11 New Communities
269
Hours
of New Internal
Professional
Development
Training Delivered
Hours of Pro
Bono Services
Provided to
Communities
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MANAGEMENT
CHP has been successful over the course of its history in large part because of the dedication and experience
of its staff and board members. As varied and far-reaching as our services are, so is our team, whose diversity
in education, background, and culture enables CHP to succeed.
Janaka Casper
President and Chief Executive Officer
Jeffrey Reed
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Orlando Artze
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Susan Sisk
Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer
Angie Roberts-Dobbins
Vice President of Resident Services
Anjanette Brown
Assistant Vice President of Accounting/Controller
Ben Brewer
Director of Information Technology
Bill Beachy
Vice President of Energy Solutions Field Operations
Clay McCoy
Director of Human Resources
Colin Arnold
Vice President of Architecture
David Schultz
Vice President of Development
Kamilia Lawson
Director of Homeownership
Kimberly Strahm
Director of Corporate Development
Kirsten Anderson
Vice President of Asset Management
Laura Croft
Director of Learning and Development
Mark Jackson
Vice President of Energy Solutions Research and Training
Michelle Arnold
Assistant Vice President of Property Management
Scott Reithel
Vice President of Property Management
Todd Peacock
Vice President of Construction
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
CHAIR
Karen Turner
Regional President, Union First Market Bank
VICE CHAIR
Andy Morikawa
Fellow, Virginia Tech Institute for Policy and Governance
Andrew McCoy
Director, Virginia Tech Center for Housing Research
Andy Hall
Chief Operating Officer, Tele-Works, Inc.
Gardner Campbell
Vice Provost, Virginia Commonwealth University
Greta Harris
Executive Director, Better Housing Coalition
John Garland
Retired President, Spectrum Design
John Randolph
Professor Emeritus, Virginia Tech
Keith Hayes
Director of Design and Construction, Virginia Commonwealth
University School of Medicine
Malcolm Bates
Director, Colliers International
Rence Callahan
Partner, Walter, Robbs, Callahan, & Pierce
Reverend James Harrison
Pastor, Main Street Baptist Church
Shawn McMahon
Financial Advisor, Morgan Stanley
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
The financial statements presented include the activity of CHP and all of its subsidiaries and affiliates
from January, 2013 - December, 2013. Audited financial statements are available from CHP’s corporate
headquarters.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
SUPPORT AND REVENUES
Investments in Real Estate:
Contributions
22,192,650
Grants from governmental agencies
Buildings
346,161,634
Rental property and property management income
33,704,162
Construction in process
5,582,646
Rehabilitation and development income
34,495,775
9,954,559
Sale of single family homes
Land
Vehicles, furnishings and equipment
$
Total
383,891,489
Less accumulated depreciation
(89,097,341)
Total Investments in Real Estate-net
294,794,148
Other Assets:
Cash 12,879,206
Receivables
5,207,313
Prepaid expenses
5,007,021
Restricted deposits 23,550,240
Mortgage and notes receivable
5,829,249
Inventory
1,854,124
Other assets
1,844,106
Total other assets
56,171,259
$
TOTAL
350,965,407
Liabilities applicable to Investment in Real Estate:
Mortgages and notes payable
Accrued interest
$
Total liabilities applicable to investment in real estate
168,314,028
1,129,102
169,443,130
Other Liabilities:
Community support programs
Energy services
Rental property expense
28,307,375
Rehabilitation and development expenses
32,595,357
Home ownership program
1,080,600
Total program expenses
71,224,102
Supporting expenses:
Payroll and related employee benefits
Other management and general expenses
Line of credit
Total other liabilities
30,809,029 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS *
(6,102,799)
NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR
Total liabilities
200,252,159 466,808
Unrestricted-controlling interest
44,210,106
Unrestricted-Noncontrolling interest 93,847,629
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
7,559,021
5,096,492
Total Net Assets
150,713,248
$
350,965,407
* net income before depreciation =
147,823,856 9,227,627
21,585,831
NET ASSETS
TOTAL
78,080,047
10,372,716
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR
1,823,682
6,855,945
TOTAL EXPENSE BEFORE DEPRECIATION
Depreciation expense
1,453,259
Deferred revenue
5,032,263
Total supporting expenses
Distributions
Tenant liabilities
766,616
8,474,154
82,349,964
7,303,131
541,023
Program expenses:
Capital contributions
Accounts payable and other accrued liabilities
542,030
9,702,644
TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUES
EXPENSES $
Other revenue 3,364,330
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
$4,269,917
(235,436)
$
150,713,248
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INCOME: $82,349,964
4% Other
1%
revenue
Contributions
1% Sale of
single-family
homes
12% Grants
from
governmental
agencies
41%
Rehabilitation
and development
income
41% Rental
property and
property
management
income
EXPENSES: $78,080,047*
7% Payroll and
2% Other
other related
employee benefits
general
management
expenses
1%
1% Homeownership
program
Community
support
programs
11%
Energy
services
42%
Rehabilitation
and development
expenses
*Excludes depreciation
36%
Rental property
expense
Diwana Chapman dreamed about
homeownership for more than 12
years before signing up for CHP’s
free homebuyer education class.
After receiving individualized
coaching from one of CHP’s
homeownership specialists, Diwana
worked with a CHP REALTOR to
turn her dreams into a reality. “The
attention and support I received
made me feel like I was the only
one in the program. When I got
discouraged and overwhelmed, CHP
helped me find my courage and kept
me on the path to homeownership.”
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AWARDS AND
RECOGNITIONS
CHP takes great pride in producing welldesigned communities that are attractive,
efficient, and competitively-priced. Through all
phases of development, design, construction,
and management, emphasis is placed on the
financial, social, and environmental well-being
of its residents. As a result, CHP has earned a
national reputation for excellence in the creation
of affordable, sustainable housing—earning
the company and its employees the following
recognitions in 2013:
•SPI-HUD Accredited Green Organization
•HUD-Recognized CGPM (Credential for Green
Property Management) Trainer
•IREC Accredited Training Provider
for Home Energy Professional Retrofit Installer, Quality
Control Inspector, Energy Auditor, and Crew Leader
•Virginia Housing Award for Best Housing Development
Cedar Grove Apartments project
Contractor: CHP Construction
•Hampton Roads Housing Consortium Special Projects
Award
Heron’s Landing project
Architect: CHP Design Studio
•State & Local Energy Report’s Residential Efficiency
Award in Weatherization
•Affordable Housing Finance magazine’s Top 50
Affordable Housing Owners list
•National Affordable Housing Management Association’s
Top 100 Largest Affordable Multi-family Property
Managers list
Virginia Congressman Robert
“Bobby” Scott joined residents,
employees, and community members
at The Warwick in Newport News
to celebrate CHP’s renovation of
this historic landmark. The Warwick
provides permanent supportive
housing units for formerly homeless
individuals while also offering free
on-site residential services programs
that promote self-sufficiency, skillbuilding, and economic stability.
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SUPPORTERS
CHP’s success is directly tied to the generosity
and vision of the numerous individuals and
organizations who help advance our mission.
CHP sincerely appreciates the valuable time,
services and resources provided by the following
supporters. Together, we strengthen communities
and create meaningful opportunities for the
people we serve by assisting individuals with their
housing, economic, and social needs:
A Place For Mom
A Special Place Learning Center
A-1 Pharmacy
AAAA Self Storage
Aberdeen Fashion Flare
ABZ Rentals
ACAC Fitness & Wellness Center
Adult Education Program - Southside Virginia Community College
Advanced Nursing Concepts
Affordable Cruises N More
African American Marriage Center
AIA LEED Green Conference
Alleghany County Sheriff's Office
Alleghany Highlands YMCA
Alleghany/Covington Department of Social Services - Public
Service Program
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority – Longwood University
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority – Longwood University
Alpha Sigma Tau – Radford University
Alzheimer’s Association
Alzheimer's Family Organization
American Cancer Society
American Federation of Teachers
American Legion Post 180
American Mortgage Lenders
AmeriCorps State
AMF Bowling – Portsmouth, VA
Amherst Department of Social Services
Amherst Town Police
AmveStar
Amy Cooke Feeding Program
ANCARE Veterans Assistance
Arc of the Piedmont
Association of Energy Conservation Professionals
Atlantic Bay Mortgage
AVON – Gloria Ruffin
B.A.R.T (Becoming A Responsible Teen)
Baltimore Housing
Bank of America
Bank of America – Virginia Beach, VA
Bankers Life Insurance
BankOn Greater Charlottesville
Bargain Box
Barnes & Noble – Farmville, VA
Barnes & Noble – Williamsburg, VA
Bay Aging
BB&T
BB&T – Newport News, VA
Beans and Rice
Behavioral Health
Behind the Veil Ministries
Being Built Women's Ministry
Bella Pizzeria
Belleville Meadows
Benedict-Allen Community Development Corporation
Beta Gamma Sigma – Radford University
Bethel Baptist Church - Yorktown, VA
Better At Home Wellness
Big Blue Door
Big Duck
Bike the US for MS
Bill Beachy
Blacksburg Housing and Neighborhood Services
Bland County Ministries
BLOC
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank
Blue Ridge Church - Christiansburg, VA
Blue Ridge Home Health Care
Blue Star Music
Bojangles – Pulaski, VA
Bon Secours Health System – Newport News, VA
Bond Community Health Clinic
Book Baskets
Bossman General Contractors
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of America – Gainesville, FL
Boy Scouts of America – Jacksonville, FL
Boy Scouts of America – Marianna, FL
Brain Injury Association of America
Bread of the Mighty Food Bank
Breviloquent
Briggs Suffolk Home Health Agency
Brinkman Home Inspections
Buck 50 Boyz Motorcycle Club
Buffalo Wild Wings – Williamsburg, VA
Buford City Schoolyard Garden
Buford Middle School - Charlottesville, VA
Building Performance Center
C&F Bank
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C&F Mortgage
Calvary's Way Ministries, Inc.
Cambria Baptist Church - Christiansburg, VA
Campbell Church - Weems, VA
Canterbury Enterprise
Care Plus Health (Humana)
Carolina Senior Care
Carol's Clip-N-Carry
Castillo Clement
Centers for Disease Control
Central-Southside Hospital
Charles P. Jones Library
Charlottesville Abundant Life
Charlottesville City Schools
Charlottesville Department of Social Services
Charlottesville Extension Service
Charlottesville Parks and Recreation
Charlottesville Police Department
Charlottesville/Albemarle Health Department
Charlottesville/Albemarle United Way
Chase Bank - Community Revitalization Program
Chick-Fil-A – Williamsburg, VA
Child Development Resources
Childhood Development Services
Children, Youth and Family Services, Inc. - Charlottesville, VA
Children’s Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP) of the New
River Valley
Children's Health Investment Program (CHIP) of South Hampton
Roads
Children's Home Society of Florida
Christian Life Center - Williamsburg, VA
Christiansburg Institute
Christiansburg Police Department
Christy Saunders
Church of Christ - Covington, VA
Citrus County
Citrus County Fire Department
Citrus County K-9 Department
Citrus County Sheriff’s Office
Citrus Lending
City of Charlottesville
City of Charlottesville Neighborhood Development
City of Leesburg
City of Lexington Municipal Club
City of Manassas
City of Newport News
City of Richmond
City of Roanoke
City of Virginia Beach Parks and Recreation
Claudia Van Koba
Clifton Forge Sheriff Department
Club de Porres
Coastal Community Church - Yorktown, VA
Colin Arnold
College of William and Mary
Colonial Behavioral Health
Comfort Care Home Health
Community Action - South Boston, VA
Community Action Partnership of Northern Alabama
Community Affordable Housing Equity Corporation (CAHEC)
Community Capital Bank of Virginia
Community Development Consulting
Community Planning Partners, Inc.
Community Redevelopment Association
Community Service Board - Covington, VA
Computers for Kids
Connect Youth and Family Services
Cornerstone Baptist Church - Inverness, FL
Costco – Williamsburg, VA
Covenant Hospice
Covington Health Department
Covington Sheriff Department
Cox Family Bluegrass Band
Criterium Giles Engineers
Crossway Fellowship - Marianna, FL
CVS – Christiansburg, VA
Damascus Freewill Baptist Church
Dance Central
Darrell Rose
Delcare
Delta Gamma Delta Sorority – Longwood University
Department of Juvenile Justice for Citrus County
Development Services, Inc.
DHIC, Inc. - Raleigh, NC
Dimitri Salonokis
Dixon Hughes Goodman
Dollar General – Christiansburg, VA
Dollar Tree – Pulaski, VA
Dominion Virginia Power
Domino's – Charlottesville, VA
Dooley & Vicars Certified Public Accountants, L.L.P.
Doris Miller Community Center
Doug Bowers Plumbing
Dr. David Martin
Dr. Mark J. Moskowitz
Early Learning Coalition of Marion County, FL
Early Learning Coalition of Nature Coast, FL
EarthCraft Virginia
East Coast Realty & Relocation
Eastern Virginia AIDS Network
Eastside Baptist Church - Marianna, FL
Eggleston Funeral Home
Ella Chambers
Emerald Coast Hospice
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
Enterprise Green Communities
Errand Service by Tivila
Essential Church - Virginia Beach, VA
Evergreen Ministries - Charlottesville, VA
Every Child Matters, Strong Kids, Strong Virginia Campaign
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Cynthia Chavis-Bernard moved from
New Jersey to Parkview Gardens
with her four small children. She did
not have a driver’s license but her
brother promised to give her a van
if she could pass the driver’s test.
Parkview’s property management
staff procured the driver’s manual and
helped her study for the exam. With
lots of moral support from Parkview’s
employees, Chavis-Bernard was
finally awarded her license, received
the van, and is no longer reliant on
others for her family’s transportation
needs.
C&F Mortgage
Calvary's Way Ministries, Inc.
Cambria Baptist Church - Christiansburg, VA
Campbell Church - Weems, VA
Canterbury Enterprise
Care Plus Health (Humana)
Carolina Senior Care
Carol's Clip-N-Carry
Castillo Clement
Centers for Disease Control
Central-Southside Hospital
Charles P. Jones Library
Charlottesville Abundant Life
Charlottesville City Schools
Charlottesville Department of Social Services
Charlottesville Extension Service
Charlottesville Parks and Recreation
Charlottesville Police Department
Charlottesville/Albemarle Health Department
Charlottesville/Albemarle United Way
Chase Bank - Community Revitalization Program
Chick-Fil-A – Williamsburg, VA
Child Development Resources
Childhood Development Services
Children, Youth and Family Services, Inc. - Charlottesville, VA
Children’s Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP) of the New
River Valley
Children's Health Investment Program (CHIP) of South Hampton
Roads
Children's Home Society of Florida
Christian Life Center - Williamsburg, VA
Christiansburg Institute
Christiansburg Police Department
Christy Saunders
Church of Christ - Covington, VA
Citrus County
Citrus County Fire Department
Citrus County K-9 Department
Citrus County Sheriff’s Office
Citrus Lending
City of Charlottesville
City of Charlottesville Neighborhood Development
City of Leesburg
City of Lexington Municipal Club
City of Manassas
City of Newport News
City of Richmond
City of Roanoke
City of Virginia Beach Parks and Recreation
Claudia Van Koba
Clifton Forge Sheriff Department
Club de Porres
Coastal Community Church - Yorktown, VA
Colin Arnold
College of William and Mary
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C&F Mortgage
Calvary's Way Ministries, Inc.
Cambria Baptist Church - Christiansburg, VA
Campbell Church - Weems, VA
Canterbury Enterprise
Care Plus Health (Humana)
Carolina Senior Care
Carol's Clip-N-Carry
Castillo Clement
Centers for Disease Control
Central-Southside Hospital
Charles P. Jones Library
Charlottesville Abundant Life
Charlottesville City Schools
Charlottesville Department of Social Services
Charlottesville Extension Service
Charlottesville Parks and Recreation
Charlottesville Police Department
Charlottesville/Albemarle Health Department
Charlottesville/Albemarle United Way
Chase Bank - Community Revitalization Program
Chick-Fil-A – Williamsburg, VA
Child Development Resources
Childhood Development Services
Children, Youth and Family Services, Inc. - Charlottesville, VA
Children’s Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP) of the New
River Valley
Children's Health Investment Program (CHIP) of South Hampton
Roads
Children's Home Society of Florida
Christian Life Center - Williamsburg, VA
Christiansburg Institute
Christiansburg Police Department
Christy Saunders
Church of Christ - Covington, VA
Citrus County
Citrus County Fire Department
Citrus County K-9 Department
Citrus County Sheriff’s Office
Citrus Lending
City of Charlottesville
City of Charlottesville Neighborhood Development
City of Leesburg
City of Lexington Municipal Club
City of Manassas
City of Newport News
City of Richmond
City of Roanoke
City of Virginia Beach Parks and Recreation
Claudia Van Koba
Clifton Forge Sheriff Department
Club de Porres
Coastal Community Church - Yorktown, VA
Colin Arnold
College of William and Mary
A single mother who had one small
child and another on the way was
sharing a cramped one-bedroom
apartment with her mother, brother,
brother’s girlfriend, niece, and
sister. She was able to lease an
apartment of her own at Cedar
Square Apartments, where rental
assistance made it possible for her to
attend school and ultimately move
on to a better future. She now lives in
North Carolina and works for a major
hospital.
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Brian Clark with the Habitat for Humanity
in the Roanoke Valley took a Building
Analyst class at CHP’s Energy Solutions
Research and Training Center and
has since changed his organization’s
construction process to take into account
the building as a whole system. “We are
now using building science all the time
to make better rehab and construction
decisions,” says Clark who explains that he
wants to make sure low-income, first-time
homeowners receive the best and most
energy efficient product possible “on the
front end so that they can afford to stay in
their home as long as they wish.”
Colonial Behavioral Health
Comfort Care Home Health
Community Action - South Boston, VA
Community Action Partnership of Northern Alabama
Community Affordable Housing Equity Corporation (CAHEC)
Community Capital Bank of Virginia
Community Development Consulting
Community Planning Partners, Inc.
Community Redevelopment Association
Community Service Board - Covington, VA
Computers for Kids
Connect Youth and Family Services
Cornerstone Baptist Church - Inverness, FL
Costco – Williamsburg, VA
Covenant Hospice
Covington Health Department
Covington Sheriff Department
Cox Family Bluegrass Band
Criterium Giles Engineers
Crossway Fellowship - Marianna, FL
CVS – Christiansburg, VA
Damascus Freewill Baptist Church
Dance Central
Darrell Rose
Delcare
Delta Gamma Delta Sorority – Longwood University
Department of Juvenile Justice for Citrus County
Development Services, Inc.
DHIC, Inc. - Raleigh, NC
Dimitri Salonokis
Dixon Hughes Goodman
Dollar General – Christiansburg, VA
Dollar Tree – Pulaski, VA
Dominion Virginia Power
Domino's – Charlottesville, VA
Dooley & Vicars Certified Public Accountants, L.L.P.
Doris Miller Community Center
Doug Bowers Plumbing
Dr. David Martin
Dr. Mark J. Moskowitz
Early Learning Coalition of Marion County, FL
Early Learning Coalition of Nature Coast, FL
EarthCraft Virginia
East Coast Realty & Relocation
Eastern Virginia AIDS Network
Eastside Baptist Church - Marianna, FL
Eggleston Funeral Home
Ella Chambers
Emerald Coast Hospice
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
Enterprise Green Communities
Errand Service by Tivila
Essential Church - Virginia Beach, VA
Evergreen Ministries - Charlottesville, VA
Every Child Matters, Strong Kids, Strong Virginia Campaign
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Timberlake Place Apartments
residents came together to create
their own association for hosting
events and organizing activities. The
group uses the shared community
room for movie nights, bingo,
craft projects, and book clubs.
They also partner with other local
organizations for activities such
as flower, herb and vegetable
gardening.
Fairfax County
Faith Baptist Church – Covington, VA
Faith in Action
Family Dollar – Farmville, VA
Family Physicians Group
Family Resource Center
Farm Fresh – Portsmouth, VA
Farm Fresh – Williamsburg, VA
Farmville Fire Department
Farmville Police Department
Farmville United Methodist Church – Mothers of Preschoolers
Federal Home Loan Bank - Affordable Housing Program
Federation of Appalachian Housing Enterprises, Inc. (FAHE)
Feed My Sheep
Feeding America Southwest Virginia
Ferguson Enterprises
First Assembly Church - Band of Brothers
First Baptist Church of Morrison - Newport News, VA
First Baptist Church of Kempsville
First Call – United Way of the Virginia Peninsula
First Church of God in Christ - White Sulphur Springs
First Citizens Bank - Roanoke, VA
First Corinthians Church - Williamsburg, VA
First International Title
First Methodist Church of Independence
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University – Department of
Social Work
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University – Department of
Sociology and Criminal Justice
Floyd Environmental
Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia
Food City – Pulaski, VA
Food Lion – Pulaski, VA
Food Lion – Williamsburg, VA
Food Lion – Yorktown, VA
Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore
Foodbank of the Virginia Peninsula
Fort Cooper Baptist Church - Inverness, FL
Fox Hill Apartments
Freedom First Credit Union
Freedom Health
French Development Company, Inc.
Fresh Faces
Frontier Housing
G&G Home Inspectors
Gainesville Baptist Church
Gainesville Fire Rescue
Galax Grayson EMS
Galax Police Department
Galax Volunteer Fire Department
Gary Skinner
Gateway Bank and Trust Company
GDS Associates, Inc.
Genesis Project Ministries, Inc
Gentiva Home Healthcare
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Gerald Hammond
Girl Scouts – Gainesville, FL
Girl Scouts – Marianna, FL
Girl Scouts – Yorktown, VA
Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast
Girl Scouts of the Virginia Skyline, Troop 42
Good News Christian Fellowship - Covington, VA
Good Shepherd Baptist Church - Christiansburg, VA
Gourmet Gang
Greater House of Faith - Norfolk, VA
Greater New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church - Ocala, FL
Green Path Debt Solution
Green Street Housing
GreenRoots Strategies
Guiding Young Girls
H & R Block
Habitat for Humanity Farmville Area
Habitat for Humanity New River Valley
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville
Habitat for Humanity of Marion County
Habitat for Humanity Roanoke Valley
Hampton-Newport News Criminal Justice Agency
Harvey's Supermarket
HBCU Community Development Action Coalition
HD Supply
Health Department of Inverness
Health Department Tobacco Prevention
Heart of Florida Healthcare Clinic
Heart to Heart
Helping Hands
Henrico Fire Department
Henrico Police Department
Henry's Meats
Hensel-Eckman YMCA
Hernando County
Hickory Housing
Hokie Real Estate
Hollyhand Services
Holy Tabernacle Church
Home Depot - Christiansburg, VA
Home Depot – Gainesville, FL
Home Inspections
HOME, Inc.
Honeywell
Hopewell Housing Authority
Housing Assistance Council - Self-Help Housing Assistance Program
(SHOP)
Housing Partnership Network
Hubbard House
Huntington Alumni Association
IHOP – Yorktown, VA
In Care RX
Integrated Systems Associates
Interfaith Emergency Services
International Black Women’s Congress
International Rescue Committee
Kathleen Ray had been living in a
tent in the woods with little food or
water in the blistering summer heat.
She was so dehydrated and hungry
when she arrived at the Warwick that
she could barely stand or sign her
name. Staff connected her with free
medical services, food and clothing,
and helped her reconnect with her
children in California by setting her
up with a Facebook account.
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Intrepid Home Health
Jackson River Enterprises
Jackson/Hewitt – Leesburg, FL
Jacksonville Children's Commission
James City County Parks and Recreation
James City County Police Department - Ofc. McDowell
James Hardie
Janaka Casper
Jason's Deli – Yorktown, VA
Jeff Shelton
Jefferson Area Board for Aging
Jefferson Area Community Food Bank
Jefferson School City Center
Jewish Family Services
JFK Tutoring
Job's Daughters - Portsmouth, VA
Johnson Elementary - Charlottesville, VA
Jonell Noe
Joy Ministry
JP Morgan
JW Express
Kamilia Lawson
Keller Williams Realty
Kent’s Insulation
Kentucky Transitional Assistance Program
Kids Café
Kimono
Kingdom Women's Alliance Network
Kirsten Anderson
Kool Smiles
Kresge Foundation
KY River Foothills
Lackey Free Clinic
Lackey Task Force
Lake Side Collection
Lawnscape Maintenance
LeClair Ryan
Leesburg Police Department
Leesburg Senior Health Seminars
Leon County Health Department – Minority Health
Lewis Gale Hospital
Light and Fire Gallery
Light of the World Christian Center
Light of World Ministries
LINK of Hampton Roads
Little Bees Child Care
Little Caesars Pizza – Christiansburg, VA
Little Caesars Pizza – Dublin, VA
London Bridge Baptist Church - Virginia Beach, VA
Longwood University Dining Services
LOVE, in the name of Christ
Lowe's – Radford, VA
Lynchburg City Police Department
Lynchburg Neighborhood Development Foundation (LNDF)
Macado’s – Christiansburg, VA
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church
For more than ten years Aundrea
Linzy has been a resident of Cross
Creek, visiting its community center
regularly for tutoring. Because she
has a learning disability and a speech
impediment, Aundrea thought
she would never have a chance at
a scholarship. This year, she will
graduate from high school and has
already received partial scholarship
offers from several colleges in
Virginia.
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Malcolm Bates
Marion County Children's Alliance
Marion County Department of Health
Marion County Fire Department
Marion County Housing Finance Authority
Marion County, FL
Marion Redevelopment & Housing Authority
Mark Jackson
Marks Thomas
Marriott – Charlottesville, VA
Marriott – Yorktown, VA
Martha Jefferson Hospital
Mary Coy
Mary Kay
Mary Williams Center
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
McDonalds – Portsmouth, VA
McDonalds – Pulaski, VA
McGuffey Art Center
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels – Leesburg, FL
Medical Reserve Corps
Michaels – Christiansburg, VA
Michael's Pizzeria & Arcade
Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association
Military Transition Strategic Outreach Office
Mobile Food Pantry of Southeastern Hampton Roads
Moe's Southwest Grill – Yorktown, VA
Monica-Payne Cancer Center
Montana Gray Inc.
Montgomery County Library
Montgomery Floyd NAACP
Monticello Area Community Action Agency
Mount Lebanon Baptist Church - Chesapeake, VA
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church - Williamsburg, VA
Mt. Zion Interdenominational Christian Community Church Norfolk, VA
National Affordable Housing Management Association
National Community Stabilization Trust
National Property Inspections
Nature Coast Bank – Inverness, FL
Nature Coast Community Health Center
NC Department of Health and Human Services
Neighborhood Networks
Neighborhood Planning Section 3
NeighborWorks America
NeighborWorks America - Southern District
NeighborWorks Capital
NeighborWorks Risk Management Corporation (NRMC)
New Dublin Presbyterian Church - Dublin, VA
New Hope International Outreach Ministries - Tallahassee, FL
New River Valley HOME Consortium
New River Valley Livability Initiative
New River Valley SHRM
New Zion Baptist Church - Williamsburg, VA
Newport News Community Center
Ciana Smith attended CHP’s
homebuyer education classes which
helped make homeownership a
possibility for her again after years
of homelessness or staying on
friends’ sofas. Smith, who was able to
purchase through CHP an affordable
residence also designed and built
by CHP, says that she and her sixyear-old grandson were especially
attracted to the home’s eco-friendly
features because both are physically
vulnerable to pollutants in the
environment.
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Sheyenne is 16 years old and says the
community center at Ansell Gardens
Apartments has helped her in many
ways, especially with managing her anger.
“My attitude has always been a major
challenge for me as well and others but our
Americorps Member helped me develop
my emotional well-being.” Through a
course called ‘Seeing Red,’ Sheyenne
began to learn how to deal with her anger
problems. “Those lessons really helped me
control my emotions and my attitude has
improved tremendously. This is just one
example of how the center has had a big
impact in my life.”
Newport News Department of Social Service
Newport News Fire Department
Newport News Library
Newport News Police Department
Newport News Redevelopment and Housing Authority
NEXANT
Next Step
NGA Center for Best Practices
North Carolina Housing Finance Agency
North Charleston Renaissance
Northern Shenandoah Valley HOME Program
Northwest True Value
Ocala Police Department
Office Depot – Gainesville, FL
Old Navy – Chesterfield Towne Center
Olde Towne Medical Center
Olive Garden – Yorktown, VA
One Love
Optima Health Care
Orlando Artze
Oscar Smith High IB Program
Outreach for Christ
Panera Bread Blue Ridge
Papa John’s Pizza – Jacksonville, FL
Parent Resource Center of York County
Parish Thrift
Parker Design Group
Patrick County Social Services Department
Patrick K. Moore PC
Peanut Butter and Jelly Foundation
Pearl Brown Ministries Bread & Sweets
Peninsula Agency on Aging
Peninsula Food Bank
Peninsula Institute for Community Health
Peninsula Medical Reserve
Peninsula Workforce / Worklink
Pennrose Properties, LLC
People, Inc.
Pete's Café
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity – Longwood University
Piedmont Housing Alliance
Piedmont Regional Jail
Piedmont Virginia Community College
Pillar to Post Home Inspections
Pine Chapel – Hampton, VA
Pittsylvania County Community Action
Pizza Hut – Covington, VA
Pizza Hut – Yorktown, VA
Porlicia Brown
Portsmouth Fire Department
Portsmouth Health Department
Portsmouth Parks And Recreation
Prayer by Faith Outreach Fellowship Ministries
Prince Edward County Department of Social Services
Prince Edward County Sheriff’s Department
Princess Anne Rotary Club
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Project Healthy Choices
Project Serve
Prophetic Worship Outreach Ministries
Prosperity Unlimited
Public Service Program Volunteer
Publix – Jacksonville, FL
Publix – Tallahassee, FL
Pulaski County Fire Department
Pulaski County Library
Pulaski County Police Department
Pulaski County Public Schools
Pulaski Neighborhood Watch
Pulaski Transit
P-Zazzz, Ltc.
Qualtraxx
R.A.M.A.L Services
Radar Bus Company
Radford Clothing Bank
Radford University Music Therapy Department
Radford University Social Work Department
Randy Clark
Raymond James
REAP Healthcare Agents - Norfolk, VA
Reconnecting McDowell
Red Cross – Newport News, VA
Red Lobster – Yorktown, VA
Red Robin – Yorktown, VA
Redstone
Relay Foods
Retrotec
Richmond Energy Alliance
Richmond Office of Multicultural Affairs
Richmond Regional Energy Alliance
Rising Sun – Yorktown, VA
Rising Sun Baptist Church - Lackey, VA
Riverside Hospital
Roanoke Valley - Alleghany Regional Commission
Robert Wilburn
Rochette’s Flowers
Rodney Jackson
S.G. Atkins Community Development Corporation
Saint John’s County Health Department
Saint Kateri Catholic Church - Yorktown, VA
Saint Mark Lutheran Church - Yorktown, VA
Salem Business Center
Salem Printing
Salesforce
SALT Group
Salvation Army
Save A Lot – Marianna, FL
Scarred for Life
Schwasi Frozen Food
Scott Reithel
Second Harvest Food Bank of the Big Bend
Second Harvest North Florida
Second Street Gallery
Section 3 Neighborhood Development
Section 8 Housing Authority
Senior Service
Senior Solutions
Sentara Health Nursing Department
Seven Rivers Regional Medical Center
Sexual Assault Resource Agency
Shallyn Kenny, CPA
Shands Medical Clinic
Sheetz – Farmville, VA
Shelton Landscaping
Sherwin Williams
Sherwin Williams - Salem, VA
Shoe Box Sporting Store
Sidney Gray Aerobics with Sidney
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority – Longwood University
Silverthorn Films
Six Mount Zion Baptist Temple - Hampton, VA
Smith Aquatic and Fitness Center
Smokey Bones
Society of St. Andrews
South Eastern Virginia Health System
Southeast Fairfax Development Corporation
Southside Training, Employment and Placement Services, Inc.
Southside Virginia YMCA
Southway Builders
Spartanburg Housing Authority
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church - Yorktown, VA
St. John Baptist Church - Williamsburg, VA
St. Luke's United Methodist Church - Yorktown, VA
Starbucks – Williamsburg, VA
Starbucks – Yorktown, VA
State of West Virginia
Stearns Bank N.A.- Business Development
Stellar One Bank
Strong Kids Strong Virginia
Substance Abuse and Recovery Alliance
Suffolk Police Department
Sumter County
Suncrest Omni Home Health Care
SunTrust Foundation
Sustainable Performance Institute
Sweet Frog – Farmville, VA
Sweet Frog – Williamsburg, VA
Sweet Frog – Yorktown, VA
Tallahassee Fire Department
Tallahassee Urban League
Tap Head Start - Covington, VA
Target – Williamsburg, VA
TD Bank Foundation
Temple Baptist Church - Covington, VA
The Brain Injury Association of America
The City of Tallahassee Utilities
The Counselor’s Corner
The Dawg House
The Haven
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The Knights of Columbus
The Law Office of E. Sean Tluchak
The Lions Club
The Red Hat Group
The Shaheen Firm PC
The Women's Initiative
Tidewater Painting
Tobacco Free Florida
Todd Altizer
Todd Peacock
Tom's Restaurant
Town of Amherst Police Department
Town of Blacksburg
Town of Christiansburg
Town of Davidson
Town of Farmville
Town of Pulaski
Trader Joe's – Charlottesville, VA
Tye River Pottery
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Parks and Recreation
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) - Rural Development
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
United House of Prayer - Portsmouth, VA
Unity Family Community Center
University of Florida
University of Florida Cooperative Extension Office
University of Virginia Madison House
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Unlimited Styles Tae Kwon Do
Up and Coming Today
Urban Trust Bank - Leesburg, FL
Urban Trust Bank - Ocala, FL
VA Beach Law Enforcement Training Center
VA DIVAS Social Club
VA Smoove Rydaz, Inc.
Vethouse, Inc.
Victory Casino Cruise
Village Bank
Virginia Air and Space Museum
Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center
Virginia Beach Police Department
Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation
Virginia Center for Housing Research
Virginia Community Development Corporation (VCDC)
Virginia Cooperative Extension
Virginia Department of Forestry
Virginia Department of Health
Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development
(DHCD)
Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development
(DHCD) Division of Building and Fire Regulation
Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development
(DHCD) Virginia Building Code Academy
Virginia Department of Veterans Services
Virginia Health Department
An octogenarian couple was heating
its one-story home with a wood
stove fueled by heavy loads of wood,
supplemented with 1950s–era space
heaters. CHP’s Energy Solutions
team provided a new oil space heater
and oil storage tank. To prevent the
heat from leaking out of the house,
CHP’s weatherization crew insulated
the home’s exterior walls, water
tank, and pipes, laid a vapor barrier
in the crawl space, and addressed
some minor electrical problems. CHP
also installed carbon monoxide and
smoke detectors to create a safer
living environment.
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Rebecca Jacob is an African
immigrant from South Sudan who
attended college in India. She and
her husband Frederick Kimatu
work for a local university and she
supplements the family’s income
by braiding hair. Working with the
Greenstone on 5th Apartments
resident services staff, Rebecca leads
the community’s garden committee,
growing corn, tomatoes, black eyed
peas, and okra. Now almost through
the rigorous process of buying a
Habitat for Humanity home, she and
her family look forward to having a
garden of their own soon.
Virginia HOME Program
Virginia Housing Coalition
Virginia Housing Development Authority (VHDA)
Virginia Living Museum
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute for Policy and Governance
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Service Learning
Virginia Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse team
Virginia Workforce Network
VyStar Credit Union
Walgreens – Gainesville, FL
Walgreens – Newport News, VA
Walmart – Covington, VA
Walmart – Dublin
Walmart – Farmville, VA
Walmart – Galax, VA
Walmart – Marianna, FL
Walter Pryor-Cook NNO
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo – Covington, VA
Wells Fargo – Farmville, VA
Wells Fargo – Gainesville, FL
Wells Fargo – Leesburg, VA
Wells Fargo – Portsmouth, VA
Wells Fargo – Pulaski, VA
Wells Fargo – Tallahassee, FL
Wells Fargo – Yorktown, VA
Wendy's – Pulaski, VA
Westlake Housing
Whole Foods – Charlottesville, VA
Williamsburg James City County Sheriff's Office
Williamsburg Regional Library
Williamsburg Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Wilma Wilmers
Winn-Dixie Pharmacy
Women's Safe Home
Wood Forest National Bank
Words of Life Children Ministries
Workforce Connection
WorkForce Plus
World Victory Church
Wytheville Dental Hygiene Clinic
York County Department of Fire and Life Safety
York County Department of Social Services
York County Head Start
York County Sheriff’s Department
York-Poquoson Department of Social Services
Yorktown Baptist Church - Yorktown, VA
YWCA Domestic Violence Community Outreach
Zion Hill Baptist Church - Farmville, VA
Zion Prospect Baptist Church - Yorktown, VA
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OFFICE
LOCATIONS
Corporate Headquarters
448 Depot Street, NE
Christiansburg, VA 24073
(540) 382.2002
(540) 382.1935 fax
Richmond
4915 Radford Avenue
Suite 300
Richmond, VA 23230
(804) 343.7201
(804) 343.7208 fax
Rebecca Conner is a wheelchairbound senior who was living in a
damp, moldy basement with no
wheelchair access, leaving her
dependent on others to even get
outside. Now, as a resident at
Maplewood Apartments, she lives
in an environmentally healthy home
recently upgraded by CHP for
wheelchair accessibility during a
major property renovation. She also
has gained the ability and freedom
to go outside by herself without
depending on someone else to help
her.
Florida
701 White Boulevard
Inverness, FL 34453
(352) 726.1113
(352) 726.1130 fax
Cambria Annex
990 Cambria Street
Christiansburg, VA 24073
(540) 260.9039
(540) 260.3144 fax
Energy Solutions Training Center
550 Industrial Drive
Christiansburg, VA 24073
(540) 260.9081
(540) 260.9084 fax
Energy Solutions Weatherization & Contracting
400 Industrial Drive
Christiansburg, VA 24073
(540) 381.9446
(540) 260.9494 fax
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