2015 Annual Report - Habitat for Humanity

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A L o t H a s H a p p e n e d i n a Ye a r . . .
Learning to Fly | 2-3
Enriching Lives | 4-5
Giving Hearts | 6-7
believe in the mission of Habitat — helping people who want to live life responsibly by
“We
taking care of their families and helping their neighbors. We all need each other and Habitat
expresses that so well.”
#Habitatnash | 8-9
Community Partner, MDHA | 10
Opening / table of contents
— Nancy Moore, president, The Porch Company
Eye of Impact, JD Elliott | 11
Uplifted Families | 12-13
Women Build | 12
Financials | 19
ReStore | 13
Donor List | 20-23
DIVISIONS: Wilson | 14-15
Volunteer Groups | 23
DIVISIONS: Dickson - Cheatham | 16-17
Nashville House Sponsors | 24
Spirit of Volunteerism | 18
Greater Nashville Board Members| 25
RED
is the color and symbol of powerful, energizing
action and it is the starting point for those who
come to Habitat in search of stability and empowerment. When a family enters the Habitat homeownership training program, they receive a red
T-shirt signifying the beginning of their homeownership journey. Immersed in the educational
program, participants attend classes on such topics as
budgeting and home maintenance and they also work on
the build site as part of their life-changing journey. Current Habitat homeowners talk about the relief of not having to move multiple times each year in search of more
affordable housing and describe how stabilizing it is for
their children to attend one school consistently instead of
several each year. The stability that a Habitat home provides these families stretches into every second of every
day of their lives and the lives of their children.
stability and life-altering opportunity, but it cannot happen without your help. Most Habitat applicants are rent
burdened or don’t qualify for a traditional mortgage, putting homeownership beyond their reach without a hand
up. Your investment into the lives of these adults and children offers our community a vitality of spirit and awakening potential that catches on like wildfire, building lives
and securing futures that would be very different without
Habitat.
As they cross the threshold of their new home, Habitat
homeowners cut a red ribbon, symbolizing their new lives
and the opportunity to give their hopes and dreams a place
to take root and grow. As you can see from the following
pages, it is a celebration full of dignity, empowerment,
and community goodwill. It is a moment not to be missed.
We are grateful for your support.
Habitat families are willing to work hard to create this
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avid Battles looked around his father-in-law’s
three-bedroom house and thought, “We just need
a place to breathe.” David’s family of seven had
moved in to help care for wife Michele’s ailing father and space was more than tight. “A dream, just
a dream and a blessing,” Michele said, explaining
their application for a Habitat home and the response from her employer and their home’s sponsor,
Saint Thomas Health. Michele has worked at Saint
Thomas Health for more than 17 years, and David
has been with UPS since 2007, companies that are
both longtime Habitat partners. The Battles applied for a traditional mortgage but couldn’t get
approved for the size home they needed because
of the amount of interest on the monthly mortgage
payment. Living with Michele’s father was not a
long-term solution, either. When Saint Thomas
learned that the Battles had applied to Habitat, everyone knew an answer was close at hand.
Sponsored by:
The outpouring of support for Michele and her
“family
and the rush of people who signed up to
work on the weekends warmed my heart.”
— Carrie Teaford, associate chief operations
officer, Saint Thomas Hospital
Looking around the Habitat build site, Michele
stopped more than once to gaze at her co-workers
with love and amazement at their devotion to help
her family build a home. On May 3, the day she
cut the ribbon, with her husband and children by
her side and so many from her employer around
her, she looked up at the fully finished house that
was waiting to become their home, and a triumphant smile spread over her as tears of gratitude spilled from her eyes. “I would have never
thought 17 years ago when I started to work
for Saint Thomas that my co-workers, supervisors
and doctors would be here helping me build my
house. They say nothing is impossible… it’s not.”
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One corporate solution
ENRICHING LIVES
Nissan built their ninth Habitat home in Davidson County with Bhim & Chandra Subedi
so valuable for people to know the stability and sense of community that having a per“It’s
manent home provides. That’s why, on a very personal level, our employees are glad to give
their time and effort to help. On a corporate level, our partnership with Habitat is a tangible
example of how Nissan carries out its mission to enrich peoples’ lives. Habitat makes a real
and lasting difference in the lives of others, and we are glad to be a part of it.”
— Nissan executive Dan Bedore, on the board of Habitat of Greater Nashville
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n 2007 after Nissan moved its North American headquarters from Los Angeles to Nashville, the
company sponsored its first Habitat for Humanity home
in Davidson County: a three-bedroom, two-bath home
for a mother and her three daughters. The homeowner was so excited, she told everyone she was
moving as soon as she was approved to be a partner family – seven months before her move-in date!
The passion that is part of the Habitat experience is
not limited to the homeowner families. Nissan has been
a committed partner since its relationship with Habitat
began in 2005. The catalyst for the partnership was
a catastrophe. After hurricanes Katrina and Rita devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005, Nissan donated 50
Nissan Titan trucks filled with construction supplies, and
mobilized employees to take the goods to Louisiana
to assist Habitat’s response efforts in home building.
One of Nissan’s philanthropy focus areas is humanitarian relief. Habitat’s mission to help families obtain safe, affordable housing aligns well
with Nissan’s community-strengthening priorities.
Over the past 10 years, Nissan’s nationwide support for Habitat for Humanity has amounted to cash
donations of $12.6 million. Nissan employees have
served 570 U.S. families, helped to build 71 homes
and logged more than 70,000 volunteer hours. The
company has donated 138 vehicles to Habitat affiliates. Nissan has supported Habitat’s Jimmy & Rosalyn
Carter Work Project in Thailand, Haiti and U.S. cities. This year Nissan will donate five Mobile Response
Units – specially equipped Nissan NV commercial vehicles – that will expand Habitat’s ability to support
rebuilding efforts after a disaster. Nissan employees
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serve as Habitat board members, not only in Nashville, but
in other states where Nissan has an operational presence.
Locally, they have built nine Habitat homes, donated a Titan truck in 2007 and donated a construction van in 2014.
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‘Living in my apartment is
like being shackled.’
— Koang Chol
rentwood Hills Church of Christ
(BHCC) embraces its mission to spread
love and the gospel with more than 750
beating hearts and 1,500 hands in motion.
This giving organization has been a powerhouse of love and goodwill since 2008
toward hardworking, low-income Habitat
homeowners like husband and wife Koang Chol and Nyabel Bilieu. Both came to
the U.S. to escape their war-torn country
of South Sudan. Koang has been involved
with the Nashville International Center for
Empowerment (NICE) since its founding in
2005, and has worked there as an employment specialist since 2011. Nyabel
takes care of their three children. They
were drawn to Habitat because of the educational component of the homeownership
program and the zero percent interest rate
mortgage loan.
“I think any time you are involved in a
project like this, your congregation gets as
much out of the experience as the family. It is impossible to know all the benefits
or to put a price tag on the experience,
but I would dare say that the impact will
change people forever. Attitudes change
and giving hearts are formed,” said Jonathan Seamon, executive minister, BHCC. “I
enjoy watching the smiles and the excitement our congregation has for the homeowners. Pictures can’t always show the real
emotions that a family experiences as they
watch their house go up in front of their
eyes. For them to talk to people who are
giving and helping to build their home is
such a different experience from watching
a contractor build a house. There is a lot of
love shared!” said Seamon.
“Living in my apartment is like being
shackled,” Koang adds. Thanks to BHCC,
Koang’s shackles have been replaced with
a door to walk through and a place for him
to proudly say, “I am home.”
‘Giving hearts are formed...’
Brentwood Hills Church of Christ
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abitat volunteers generate more than the equivalent of $800,000
annually in community building, positive social impact, goodwill,
and teamwork, made evident by the wattage of all those electric
smiles at the build site! This means that more low-income families
have an opportunity to bring stability to their lives and build equity
wealth through a roof over their heads. There is no place on earth
like the Habitat build site, where Habitat partner families, company CEOs, and dedicated volunteers work side-by-side, making
our community a better place to live for all of us.
Plus, it’s a whole lot of fun at a Habitat build site!
Habitat would like to recognize all the supervisors on site
(S.O.S) who donate their time and expertise on the build
site to provide guidance and care for our families, sponsors
and volunteers.
The Metropolitan Development Housing Agency (MDHA) has been
a presence in Middle Tennessee since 1938. MDHA’s mission is to
create affordable housing opportunities, support neighborhoods,
strengthen communities and help build a greater downtown
Nashville.
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Driving Force of Benevolence
Hillary Fox | 2015
“ Nashville is a better, more vibrant city as a result of The Memorial Foundation,”
said Danny Herron, president and CEO of Habitat of Greater Nashville. “Through
their generosity, Habitat has been able to make the dream of homeownership a
reality for many, many deserving families, and for that we are so very grateful.
J. D. Elliott was an inspiration to everyone in our city’s nonprofit community, and he
will be greatly missed.”
MDHA and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville
are long-standing partners. MDHA made federal funds
available to The Housing Fund for revitalization efforts
in areas of Metro Nashville that were
impacted by the historic May 2010
floods, funding deployed by Habitat to renovate homes for purchase
by Habitat partner families. Once
complete, almost 30 deserving
families will become homeowners
through support of this program.
Separately, in an effort to address
the continuing need for quality affordable housing in north
Nashville, MDHA undertook the
acquisition, design, and development of The Woods at Monticello, a 36-lot subdivision of
single-family homes just north
of Trinity Lane and west of I-65,
being built in phases. In the fall
of 2014, Habitat for Humanity
of Greater Nashville requested
and was awarded six lots from
MDHA as part of Phase Three. In
October 2015, Habitat dedicated
homes for six deserving families
who worked hard to complete
the homeownership training program, including classroom work
and build site hours. Habitat is
grateful to MDHA for making
these lots available at no cost
to the agency, as well as for the
down-payment assistance provided to help make the houses affordable for low-income families.
He was the heart of our mission, from the day we were founded, to give our
best in terms of resources, support and encouragement to nonprofits operating
throughout our region. We will miss his warmth and wisdom every day...
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ince inception, The Memorial Foundation has served 778 organizations
with grants totaling $135 million.
The driving force behind this benevolent charity with its widespread
and lasting community impact was
J.D. Elliott, who passed away July
22, 2015. When Nashville Memorial
Hospital in Madison sold to HCA in
April 1994, an endowment fund was
generated from the sale of the hospital’s assets. Elliott, who had served
as CEO of the hospital from 1968 to
1994, became the founding president of The Memorial Foundation.
Of Elliott’s passing, The Memorial
Foundation Board Chair Frank Grace
Jr. said, “He was the heart of our mission, from the day we were founded, to give our best in terms of resources, support and encouragement
to nonprofits operating throughout
our region. We will miss his warmth
and wisdom every day, but will
move forward into the future with his
sterling legacy to guide our way.”
The Memorial Foundation’s partnership with Habitat for Humanity of
Greater Nashville began in 2003,
and has continued over the years with
substantial funding for land development and home sponsorships. During
Elliott’s tenure, The Memorial Foundation provided funding to Habitat for
the Timberwood, Park Preserve and
Hallmark communities. The Foundation
has also helped to sponsor homes for
11 Habitat families in Wilson County.
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Classes held
Volunteer instructors returning
Homeowner panel classes led by eight Habitat homeowner instructors
Families graduated from Financial Peace University
Budget coaches volunteered for one or more classes
UPLIFTED FAMILIES
WITH YOUR HELP
50 LOW-INCOME FAMILIES
PURCHASED HABITAT HOMES
IN FISCAL YEAR 2015
How It Works
Families in HomeWORKS, Habitat’s homeownership training program, complete 70
required hours of education prior to purchasing their homes. Financial education classes
focus on budgeting, getting out of debt,
saving, investing and retirement planning.
Additional sessions focus on legal aspects of
homeownership, neighborly conflict resolution, and home security, maintenance, and
energy efficiency.
Families in the Habitat program also spend
time working at the Habitat Restore and helping to build their homes and the homes of their
neighbors. Equipped for success, families purchase their homes through a mortgage loan
provided by Habitat at zero percent interest.
Monthly mortgage payments (principal, insurance, property taxes, and homeowners association fees, if applicable) average $550$650 monthly; homeowners also pay up to
$2,500 in closing costs to purchase their home.
The place where great finds fund good works
ReStore Business Partners
Habitat of Greater Nashville operates four ReStores, two in Davidson County, one in
Wilson County and one in Dickson County. Net proceeds from ReStore sales provide
nearly $250,000 annually toward operating expenses and funding for Habitat home
sponsorships. Proceeds from the ReStores have helped build homes for more than 25
low-income families!
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This year, ReStores experienced changes including technology upgrades, increased
visibility on social media, and an ongoing volunteer recruitment program. If you aren’t
a faithful follower of the ReStore Facebook page, you are missing out! The number
of informed shoppers has grown from 400 to nearly 2,000; log in to find all the new
inventory, current sales and happenings at:
Facebook: ReStore Nashville Habitat for Humanity
Mobile VIP Program | Phone: Text 51555 and type in Nash
Betty Langoya | 2015
abitat’s Women Build is a unique partnership of female community leaders, along with companies focused on women as
executives and mentors, coming together to sponsor, build, and dedicate homes for female homeowners. Women Build is focused on the
power of networking to help women achieve their goals, including making homeownership a reality for Habitat partner families each
year. Habitat of Greater Nashville’s Women Build initiative has sponsored homes for seven women since 2011.
Supporting the ReStores is another great way to contribute to Habitat’s mission to help
low-income families lift up their lives through the benefits of homeownership.
ReStore volunteers have contributed more than 4,000 volunteer hours to the ReStore
this past year, helping to keep overhead costs low. Local colleges and universities have
been instrumental in lending a helping hand. If you have a few hours to spare, contact
Dave Jaeger at: [email protected].
Costco
Ferguson
Kirkland’s
Hermitage Lighting Gallery
Lowe’s
Porter Paint
SledgeCraft
Sprintz Furniture
Steves & Sons
Tennsco
Tractor Supply Company
ReStore Volunteer Groups
Catholic HEART Work Camp
HCA
National Council on Aging
UPS
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ilson Habitat for Humanity welcomed four new homeowners and held
its annual golf tournament and Houses of
Hope luncheon to help raise funds for its
mission to help more low-income familes
purchase homes. Recognized for their
contributions to Wilson Habitat this year
were: Bob Black, winner of the Spirit of
Volunteerism; Demos’ Restaurant, receipient of Community Partnership Award;
and Cook’s United Methodist Church,
winner of the Spirit of Habitat Award.
The work of Habitat in Wilson County began in 1992 and Wilson Habitat has now built 64 houses and renovated three, serving 67 families.
HABITAT FAMILIES
Jamie Jacobs: Growing up in New Jersey, moving from apartment to apartment and living in motels with her mother and siblings, had a profound effect
on how Jaime feels about the meaning
of home. She often worked two jobs to
make ends meet. After the arrival of her
daughter, owning a home means more
than just a place to live, it also means everything: stability, security and hope for
a brighter future. Sponsor: Faith Build
Danika Humes is the mother of two.
She tried several times to live on her
own, but could not make ends meet because of the high cost of rent until she
became a Habitat homeowner in the
spring of 2015. Sponsor: Women Build
Carla Coggins, nicknamed Yogi, is a single
mom and caregiver to her 30-year-old
son, Jeremy, and her 9-year-old grandson, Jer’myzio. Both have special needs,
but Jer’myzio, in particular, demands a
regimented schedule of care, which Carla
happily and tirelessly provides. Sponsor: Nor th America Adminstrators.
Danika Humes | 2015
Jamie Jacobs | 2015
Kendra Richardson | 2014
Carla Coggins | 2014
Kendra Richardson: After volunteering
at one of Habitat for Humanity’s work
sites, Kendra began dreaming of owning
her own home and made that dream a
reality in the fall of 2014. She is a material handler at the Famous Footwear
warehouse in Lebanon and a graduate from Tennessee College of Applied
Technology. Sponsor: Community Build.
Divisions |
Wilson
Wilson House Sponsors - $1,000 or more
WILSON
Baker’s School of Aeronautics
Bob Black
Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund
Edward Callis
City of Lebanon Natural Gas Department
College Hills Church of Christ
Curci Beverage Company, Corp.
Custom Packaging, Inc.
Demos’ Restaurant
Eastern Middle Tennessee Association of Realtors (EMTAR)
First United Methodist Church of Lebanon
Habitat for Humanity International Builders Blitz
Home Instead Senior Care
Lebanon Noon Rotary
Brian Manookian
Maple Hill Church of Christ
Middle Tennessee Electric Customers Care, Inc.
Modern Woodmen of America
Mt. Juliet Church of Christ
North America Administrators
Providence United Methodist Church
Linda Rising
Rotary Club of Lebanon Foundation, Inc.
Spectra Energy
The Bridge Fellowship
The Memorial Foundation
Tressler & Associates, PLLC
United Way of Wilson County
Heather Vallett
Wilson County, TN Nonprofit Grant Program
Wilson County Whip Crackin’ Rodeo
Wilson Community Board
Joe Ali, chair
Philip Clemmons
Jerry Kennon
J.B. Loper
Veronica Mallicoat
Scott McCormick
Lee Oliver
Karl Rehmer
Linda Rising
Matthew Ryan
Robin Sistad
Greg Smith
Anita Tate
Derek Truelove
William Westmoreland
Andrea Wilke
Dickson & Cheatham
Meet our Division Habitat Families
Dickson House Sponsors
DICKSON
Divisions |
A.L.P. Lighting Components
A-1 Signs
Pastor Jamie & Diane Allen
Armstrong Hardwood Flooring
Michael & Renee Boehm
Bone Dry Roofing
C K Pruett Construction Inc.
Charlotte-Fagan United Methodist
Church
Church of Living Water
Cross Point Community Church
Dal-Tile, A Division of
Mohawk Industries
Dickson First United Methodist
Church
First Baptist Church of Dickson
First Farmers & Merchants Bank
GrindersEdge, Inc.
Habitat for Humanity International
Builders Blitz
High Noon Rotary Club of Dickson
Interstate Packaging
Isosceles Enterprise
Middle Tennessee Lumber
Nemak
Parker Peery Properties
Parkers Creek Baptist Church
Porcelain Industries
Publix Super Markets Charities
Rep. David and Martha Shepard
Taylor Funeral Home
Tennsco Corporation
Tennessee Housing Development
Agency
Traditions First Bank
United Way of Dickson County
White Bluff Building Supplies
CHEATHAM
DICKSON: Kimberly Jones cuts the ribbon to
her new home thanks to the sponsors listed to
the right. Kimberly is a direct support professional with Developmental Services, and has
assisted clients with disabilities for the past
seven years.
Dickson Community Board
From left, Mike Welch, senior construction specialist for Habitat International, Steve Thomas, Kimberly Jones and Tom Gipson
DICKSON HABITAT
Dickson Habitat raised more than $25,000 at its annual Houses of Hope sponsored by TriStar Bank and Tennsco, which was broadcast by Chris Norman, WDKN. Habitat homeowner Roxanne Cox was awarded Volunteer of the Year. Dickson Habitat for Humanity
served as one of five national media hosts for the Habitat International Home Builders
Blitz. The crowd was welcomed by Board Chair Martha Shepherd and local talent Chris
Greene sang “America the Beautiful.” Emmy Award-winning television personality, Steve
Thomas, and creator of the Builders Blitz event, home builder Tom Gipson, who launched
the initiative in 2002 in Raleigh, N.C., came to Dickson to help Kimberly Jones build her
home in the spring. The Dickson Habitat also operates a ReStore at 223 Dickson Plaza Drive.
CHEATHAM HABITAT
The Cheatham Habitat division held its annual Houses of Hope fundraiser, collecting more
than $17,000 to help build a home for its fourth family, Tina Moore and David and Tricia
Meadows, and their three children in the spring of 2015. “We are excited about breaking
our cycle of continuously moving and renting,” said new Habitat homeowner Tricia Meadows.
will give us a sense of
“Habitat
neighborly love, pride and a place
to call home. We have so much
gratitude and appreciation for this
opportunity.”
— Habitat homeowner
DICKSON: Crystal Cloninger and her four
children now have a place to call home,
bringing the total to 30 families served in
Dickson County. Crystal received lots of support from her sister and her church, Parkers
Creek Baptist Church. Crystal has worked at
Highland Rim Head Start since 2010 and is
working on her bachelor’s degree.
Martha Shepard, chair
Leonard Belmares
Dr. Ed Blackburn
Sue Chester
Hemant Dandekar
Chris Greene
Bobby Hargrove
Linda Hayes
Allen Johnson
Brenda Legg
Jenny Stephens
Neil Trice
Teresa York
Cheatham House Sponsors
A. O. Smith Foundation, Inc.
Cheatham County Ministerial
Alliance
Community Bank & Trust
Demonbreun Roofing Inc.
First Baptist Church Ashland City
Grace Baptist Church Pleasant View
John & Alice Lindahl
John E. Mayfield
Pegram Church of Christ
Pleasant View First Baptist Church
R.E. West Transportation, Inc.
RBS, Inc.
State Industries
U.S. Bank National Association
United Way of Cheatham County
Cheatham Community Board
CHEATHAM: David and Tricia Meadows cut
the ribbon to their new Habitat home in the
spring of 2015. The family started their Habitat home application process in 2012, but
were initially not approved due to uncertainties with their income. Through persistence
and hard work, they were accepted into the
program in the spring of 2014 and cut the
ribbon to their home in spring 2015.
Shayne Bell, chair
Jennifer Noe, vice chair
Larry Roberts, secretary
Keith Auville
Jeff Bennett
Stephen Carr
Valerie Kemp Dreier
Tony Gross
Patty Kennedy
Jean Leasure
Mary Littleton
John Mayfield
Johnny Melton
Chris Moore
Diane Williams
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abitat was fortunate when Pat Hughes
joined the Women Build team. Pat quickly stepped into the role of coordinating
build volunteers. Spreadsheets, clarity
and communication were her tools as
she helped to coordinate nearly 30 volunteer groups and countless individuals
over the course of the build. Pat was
on site every morning of the build and
throughout many of the days. Whether
it was the countless hours spent making sure that every woman who was
interested in swinging a hammer as
a part of Women Build was accommodated, or the care she showed for
the partner families, Pat was instrumental to the success of Women Build.
Pat Hughes, c3/consulting
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Financials
CUMULATIVE FIVE-YEAR IMPACT
800
700
FINANCIAL POSITION
600
FY2015
FY2014
Mortgages
$27,052,125 $24,718,023
300
Real Estate & Const in Progress
$5,930,043 $6,369,577
Cash
$2,648,543 $1,955,252
200
$658,622 $859,625
$2,945,648 $3,022,438
$39,234,981 $36,924,915
Notes Payable
$17,231,715 $16,014,215
Unearned Revene on Mortgages
$4,808,188 $5,264,321
$390,972 $279,309
$1,332,429 $1,563,987
$541,462 $558,463
$24,304,766 $23,680,295
Temporarily Restricted
$9,969,469 $9,174,867
$4,000,000
Unrestricted
$4,960,746 $4,069,753
3,500,000
$14,930,215 $13,244,620
3,000,000
Assets
400
Receivables
Other Assets
Total
Liabilities
100
0
$2,000,000
1,500,000
Accounts Payable & Accrued Exp.
Deferred Revenue
Escrow Accounts
Total
500
1,000,000
$500,000
0
Net Assets
Total
2,500,000
2,000,000
Operating Activities
Danny Herron, Habitat of Greater Nashville president & CEO with Pat Hughes
FY2015
FY2014
Contributed Income
$4,904,371 $4,734,231
Transfer to Homeowners
$6,333,399 $5,634,091
ReStores Sales
$1,886,660 $1,820,840
Mortgage Sales Interest Contribution$1,474,622 $1,008,886
Revenue
Mortgage Discount Amortization
Other Income
Total
1,500,000
1,000,000
500,000
$783,812 $675,477
$367,009 $262,135
$15,749,873 $14,135,660
0
$2,500,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
Expenses
Seth Butler,
Avenue Bank
Seth led his teammates as
they reached out to clients
and friends to raise $7,500
for the Golf Classic in support of the Habitat mission.
Additionally, as a volunteer
budget coach, Seth committed to working with future
Habitat homeowners on a
one-on-one basis.
Karen Privitera,
Parallon
Karen oversaw the volunteer
slots for the eight-day build,
bringing together volunteers
from HCA, Sarah Cannon Research Institute, H2U and Tri
Star Health. Many days you
could find Karen out at the
build site and feel the passion
she had, not just for Habitat
but also for the Habitat partner family.
Jackie Cash,
Community Volunteer
Jackie has been a consistent
face in the Habitat office
for four years as she comes
in weekly to help with projects like tracking homeowner
warranty requests, compiling
data from the Habitat homeowner survey and identifying
community resources available to Habitat homeowners.
Karen Page,
Caterpillar Financial
Services Corporation
Karen coordinated the Caterpillar Financial initiative that
united them with Thompson
Machinery in the Building Tomorrow Campaign for which
they raised $10,000 over the
$15,000 they committed for
the spring build.
Program
Support
Total
$12,247,822 $11,769,500
$1,816,456 $1,833,366
$14,064,278 $13,602,866
$1,685,595 $532,794
500,000
0
300,000
Change in Net Assets from Operations
250,000
Expense as a percent of each dollar
FY2015
FY2014
Program expense
87%
87%
Support expense
13%
13%
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000
0
DONORS
Fuller Society
$100,000 +
Blevins Family Advised Fund
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Ingram
Metropolitan Development and
Housing Agency
Agency
The Housing Fund
U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development
Master Builder
$60,000-$99,999
Dollar General Corporation
First Presbyterian Church
HCA and The HCA Foundation
Lend Lease Foundation
Nissan North America
North America Administrators
Saint Thomas Health
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Community Builder
$30,000-$59,999
Caterpillar Financial Services Corporation
Christ the King Catholic Church
Deloitte
Greater Nashville Association of Realtors
Ingram Entertainment Inc.
LifePoint Hospitals
North Point Ministries
Polymer Group Inc. (PGI)
UPS Foundation, Inc.
Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis, LLP
Wells Fargo Foundation
West End United Methodist Church
Woodmont Christian Church
Dream Builder
$15,000-$29,999
Aegis Sciences Foundation
Daniel and Karen Dugan
Education Networks of America
First Baptist Church of Nashville
Ford Motor Credit Company
Habitat for Humanity International
Builders Blitz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt
Joe C. Davis Foundation
David and Roxane McGowan
Melkus Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Pfeffer
Publix Super Markets Charities
Regions Bank
Schneider Electric/Square D
Spectra Energy
The Advisory Board Company,
Consulting and Management Division
The Jack Tarver Foundation
The Memorial Foundation
Hope Builder
$7,500 - $14,999
AMSURG
Bank of America
Bob and Pam Black
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
Bridgestone Americas, Inc. and
Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund
Diane and Ed Brown
c3/consulting
Calvary United Methodist Church
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Centerstone Research Institute
Christ Church Cathedral
College Hills Church of Christ
Community Bank & Trust
Dal-Tile, A Division of Mohawk
Industries
DPR Construction
Emma
Enfield Management
First Baptist Church of Dickson
First Tennessee
The Glover Group Inc.
Hays Advisory, LLC
InfoSystems
KPMG LLP
KraftCPAs PLLC
Layton Construction Company
LetterLogic, Inc.
John E. Mayfield
Middle Tennessee Electric Customers
Care, Inc.
Nashville Predators
OHL
Linda Rising
Rotary Club of Nashville
Representative David and Martha
Shepard
Skanska
Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
SMS Holdings, Inc.
Tennsco
The Porch Company
The Travelers Companies Inc.
UL, LLC
University School of Nashville
Vanderbilt University Habitat for
Humanity
Woodmont Baptist Church
Ground Breaker
$5,000-$7,499
A. O. Smith Foundation, Inc.
Batten & Shaw, Inc.
Belle Meade United Methodist Church
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
Russ Burns
CMT One Country
Demos’ Restaurant
Eastern Middle Tennesse Association of Realtors
Fifth Third Bank
First United Methodist Church of Lebanon
The Fugitive Foundation
Habitat Young Professionals
Hermitage United Methodist Church
JE Dunn Construction
Lebanon First United Methodist Church
Maple Hill Church of Christ
Morgan Stanley
Mt. Juliet Church of Christ
NeighborWorks America
Ellen Omohundro and Ron Dunn
Bill and Candy Phillips
Providence United Methodist Church
Standard Candy Company
The Bridge Fellowship
DeWitt C. Thompson IV
Thompson Machinery
Wilson Bank and Trust
WMK Consulting
Hard Hat Club
$2,500-$4,999
Avenue Bank
Bellevue Presbyterian Church
BLOX, LLC
Bone McAllester Norton PLLC
Bordeau Metals
Care Supply Co.
Castle Homes
Christ Presbyterian Academy
Corrections Corporation of America
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crichton
Crievewood United Methodist Church
Custom Packaging, Inc.
Dickinson Wright
Dillard’s in The Mall at Green Hills
Division 2 Constructors
Valerie Kemp Dreier CPA
Earl Swensson Associates, Inc.
Christi Edwards
Ezell Foundation
Tim and Jennifer Farley
First Farmers and Merchants Bank
First Unitarian Universalist Church
Frost Brown Todd LLC
J. Gil Fuqua
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gerdesmeier
Gullett, Sanford, Robinson & Martin, PLLC
Danny and Susan Herron
Hillsboro Presbyterian Church
Hindu Cultural Center of Tennessee
Home Instead Senior Care
Ingram Barge
J M Smith Foundation
Jackson National Life Insurance Company
Jones Brothers Contractors, LLC
Paul Kleine-Kracht
David G. Mangum
Mr. and Mrs. James M. McKay
Middle Tennessee Lumber
Modern Woodmen of America
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church
Parkers Creek Baptist Church
Jimmy Pickel
Pinnacle Financial Partners
Porcelain Industries & Vendors
Precision Rubber Products Foundation, Inc.
Renasant Bank
John and Robin Roberts
Second Presbyterian Church
Stephen Sledge
Greg Smith
Wade Smith
State Industries
Strike LLC
Taylor Funeral Home
The Charis Foundation
The Home Depot and The Home Depot
Foundation
The Kroger Company
Tracy Thomas
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Truxton Trust
Turner Construction Company
United Way of Dickson County
Heather Vallett
VF Imageware and The VF Foundation
Washington Foundation
Mark A. Weber
The Whiting Turner Contracting Company
Christie Wilson
Ward Wilson
Wilson County Whip Crackin’ Rodeo
Wilson County, Tennessee
Woodmont Hills Church of Christ
Mrs. Kittler B. Zibart
Front Door League
$1,000-$2,499
A.L.P. Lighting Components
A-1 Signs
Aladdin Industries Foundation, Inc.
Alexander Chevrolet-Buick-GMC Dickson
Jamie and Diane Allen
Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Allen
Cricket Allen
Andrew Allen Charitable Foundation
Armstrong Hardwood Flooring Company
J. Hunter Atkins
Joe and Rita Atkins
Baker’s School of Aeronautics
Berg LLC
Melanie and Lee Blank
Michael and Renee Boehm
James Bonnette
Boy Scout Troop 1204
Jon and Barbara Bruce
Thomas Buss
Glen Butler
C K Pruett Construction Inc
Edward Callis
CapStar Bank
Charlotte-Fagan United Methodist Church
Cheatham County Ministerial Alliance
City of Lebanon Gas Department
Civil Constructors, LLC
Mary and Bob Clement
Cross Point Community Church
Cumberland University
Curci Beverage Company, Corp.
John Deane
Demonbreun Roofing
Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. Frist
Foundation
Mr. Mark A. Emkes and Ms. Maria
Concepcion Renes
Executive Women International
Fellowship Class of First United Methodist
Church
First Baptist Church Ashland City
First Church Unity of Nashville
Forest Hills United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gillespie
Goad Family Foundation
Jeff Gordon
Gordon Memorial United Methodist Church
Grace Baptist Church Pleasant View
Gresham, Smith and Partners
Martha and Eric Grindeland
GrindersEdge, Inc.
Richard Gundy
Hartford Funds
High Noon Rotary Club of Dickson
Hillcrest United Methodist Church
Margaret Hoban
Cristy Husseini
I.C. Thomasson Associates, Inc.
Imagine Anything
Inglewood United Methodist Church
Interstate Packaging
Islamic Center of Tennessee
Isosceles Enterprise
Mickey and Bari Jacobs
Johnson Controls, Inc.
Kerry Rockford Enterprises, Inc.
Kirkland Foundation
Eric Klindt
Ralph and Kathy Knauss
Lauren Lane
John and Alice Lindahl
Brian Manookian
Meharry Medical College Center for
Women’s Health Research
Johnny Melton
Metropolitan Bank
Mike Ragan Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc.
Nashville Electric Service
Nashville Mortgage Bankers Association
Naxos of America, Inc.
Kim Neible
Nemak
NFL Ventures LP
Pete and Amelia Nikolai
Nonprofit Housing Corporation
Oman-Gibson Associates
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Overby
Pegram Church of Christ
Performance Food Group
Rachel Phillips
Plesant View First Baptist Church
Brice Pufahl
R.E. West Transportation, Inc.
Ragan-Smith Associates, Inc.
Karl Rehmer
Reno & Cavanaugh PLLC
Ridgeview Foundation
Robert W. & Elise B. Lykins Charitable
Foundation Inc.
John H. Roe, Jr.
Rotary Club of Lebanon Foundation, Inc.
Denis O. Rowe
St. Stephen Catholic Community
Josh and Jessica Scouten
Sertoma Club of Nashville
Nicole Smith
William Snyder
South End United Methodist Church
Southminster Presbyterian Church
Karen Springer
Karel and Jim Straughn
Dr. Paul Stumb
SunTrust Bank
Sycamore High School
T&T Family Foundation
The Danner Foundation
The Ensworth School
James and Audrey Timberlake
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Campaign
Tory Burch LLC
Traditions First Bank
Tressler & Associates, PLLC
TriStar Bank
TVV Capital
United Way of Cheatham County
United Way of Wilson County
W.G. Yates & Sons Construction Co.
Walker Lumber & Hardware, Inc.
Richard Wallower
Corinne and Jimmy Ward
West End Synagogue
Patricia White
White Bluff Building Supply Inc.
Joshua Willeford
Woodbine United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Zander
Mighty Hammer Club
$500-$999
15th Judicial District Bar Association
Mike and Barbara Allen
David B. Amiot
Andrew Price Memorial United
Methodist Church
Bank Tennessee
Barnes Real Estate Services, Inc.
Beasley Constuction
Beauty Boutique
Mary G. Bell and Family
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Blackburn
Blackwell Realty and Auction
Lawrence Blank-Cook
BNY Mellon Community Partnership
Michael Booker
Damon Clark Boyd II
Mark and Angie Brannan
Brookside Properties
Jenni Brown
Builders FirstSource
Mayor Tony Campbell
Century 21 West Main Realty &
Auction
Amy Cerruti
Glenn Chambers
Marlin Chapman
Chapman & Rosenthal Title, Inc.
Charles Woodard and Associates
Beth R. Chase
Church of Living Water
Julian Collier
Concrete Structures
Couture for a Cause
Crain Construction, Inc.
Thomas W. Curl
Mr. Charlie Curry
D. F. Chase, Inc.
DATCO
Kirby Davis
Steve and Amy Dennison
Anthony D’Eredita
Dickson County Ministerial Fellowship
Dickson First United Methodist Church
Dickson Medical Associates
Dickson Title, LLC
Double H Properties
Donna Dudek
East End United Methodist Church
Edley’s BBQ
Katie Elcan
Exceptional Properties of TN Inc.
Kelly Fay
Scott Fielding
First Federal Bank
First Freedom Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fleischer
Lucia Folk
Franklin American Mortgage
Frasier, Dean & Howard, PLLC
Gateway Assembly of God
Nate and Lillian Gilmer
Bill Grana
Joseph L. Gray
Dustin Greene
Groce Electric, Inc.
H.G. Hill Realty Company, LLC
Peter B. Halverstadt
Rodney Harris
Hartsville Cabinet
Joy Hauk-Raper
Margaret and Tony Heard
Jack Hickey
Jason Hilkin
Joel Hoffner
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hogan
Rodney Holliman
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Lucile Houseworth
Donald A. Hunt
Angela Jones
Eric Jordan
Sherrie Kaiser
Kenneth Keller
Kerman’s Flooring, Inc.
Fred Kirby
Dr. John Kirby
Joe Lacher
Lyndon and Jane LaFevers
Philip LaForge
Stephen Lainhart
Larry Powell Builders
LoJac Enterprises, Inc.
Adam Maxwell
Robert Maynard
Alan Mazer
Gary McClure
Philip McCutchan
Ann McFarland
Philip McGuire
Mekesha Montgomery
Mike and Becky Moran
Alexa Moscardelli
Stacy Moss
Jim Murphy
William Newman
Jerome Oglesby
On Point Construction, Inc.
Betsy Peebles
Phil Hall Electric Company
Phillips Printing Co.
Physiofit
Premiere Building Maintenance
Tom Price
Randy Gott & Associates LLC
David Reuter
Cal and Eileen Reynolds
Chris Rippy
Rochelle McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC
Rogers Group, Inc.
Maureen Sanderson
Alan and Sherrie Schork
Gary Scott
Sewing Parts Online
Lucy Smith
Cary D. Smith
Ann Soderquist
Dennis Spitler
Don Stansberry, Jr.
Van Steel
Jon Stephens
Rob Stephenson
Stewart Title Company
Edward Stringfellow
Ron and Regina Stuve
Thayer Real Estate Group
The Kiwanis Club of Lebanon, TN
The Temple Congregation Ohabai
Sholom
The Wills Company, Inc.
Totty Chiropractic
Tory Tredway
Vaco, Inc.
Village Real Estate Services
Emily Warthen
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams
Thomas Williams
Matt Wilson
James Windrow
Richard Wright
Brick & Mortar Club
$250-$499
Diane Adams
Advanced Diagnostic Imaging, PC
AeroCare Holdings, Inc.
Jason Allen
Allen and Cheryl Patton Advised Fund
of The Community Foundation of
Middle Tennessee
Allergy and Asthma Medicine, P.C.
Archangel Protective Services Inc.
Melissa Atherton
Elite Audiology
Auto Village, LLC
Dr. T. Scott Baker
Baker Law Group, PLLC
Sam Balthrop
BancorpSouth
Barge Cauthen & Associates, Inc.
Barge, Waggoner, Sumner and
Cannon, Inc.
Emmitt Beall
Dan Bedore
Harlan Dodson and Margaret Behm
Shayne Bell
Benefits, Inc.
Larry and Julia Blaker
Elisabeth Fallon Block
Joe Bond
Clark Boyd
Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC
Kevin Brennan
Alley-Cassetty Brick
April Britt
Amy Brown
Steve Byars
Gina Cantrell
Tony Carletelio
Helene Singer-Cash and Robert Cash
Cavalry Security Inc.
Christian Motorcyclists Association
Daniel Clark
Cliff Carey General Contractor, Inc.
Patrick Clifford
Les Coble
Charles Coffee
Coldwell Banker Barnes/Snow & Wall
Amy and Overton Colton
Commercial Insurance Associates, LLC
Wally Conyers
Joel Cooper
Cooper, Travis & Company, PLC
Country Living Fair
J.P. Cowan
Graham and Nancy Cowie
Craighead Home Sales, Inc.
David and Cilla Crane
Cumberland Skin Surgery &
Dermatology, PC
Kimberly Cunliffe
Thomas W. Curl
D & S Remodelers, Inc. DBA Servpro
Albert and Majorie Dale
Deaton Flanigen Productions
J. William Denny
The Dickson Herald/Dickson Shopper
David Diehl
Shelly Dillow
Direct Flight Solutions
Disciplina Group LLC
Karen Dodd
Larry Dorris
East Side Development Partners
Eastwood Christian Church
Phillip Eatherly
The Honorable Robert L. Echols
Greg and Doris Edwards
Grant Ellis
Scott and Amy England
E-Payment Solutions
Equitable Property Company, LLC
Joseph S. Falkenburg
Ted and Laura Fellman
Rod and Dinah Freeman
Michael Gale
David and Melinda Gales
Craig Galles
Gibbs Pharmacy, Inc.
Sarah Gracey
Fred Graham and Skila Harris
James R. Granberry
Keith Grant
Ted Gregory
R.D. and Nancy Grimes
Emily Grindeland
Bobby Hargrove
Dennis Harris
Harris Furniture
Thad Harvey
Jessica Hazard
Jeffrey E. Hazelwood, M.D., P.C.
Heat & Frost Insulators & Asbestos
Workers
Joe Heger
Mark Henning
Highwoods Properties
Terry Horne CPA, Inc.
Pat and Kerry Hughes
Hurd Properties, Inc.
John Hyland
Ingram Content Group
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, Local No. 429
J.T. Lovell Company, Inc.
Anne Jackovich
Bob Jackson
Darrell James
Allen Curtis Johnson
Terry and Malissa Johnson
William Johnson
James Josey
Keller Williams Realty Mt. Juliet
Rev. Pat Kibby
Sherry J. Kilgore
Mr. and Mrs. Jack King
Marsha Kline
Wally Knox
Jon Kodi
Bill Koenig
David Kough
William Krueger
Kristine Lalonde
Betty Jean Lancaster
Lebanon General Practice, Inc.
Lebanon Health Care Center, PLC
Price Lechleiter
Lucy Lee
Ligon & Bobo Funeral Home, Inc.
Matt Little
Representative Mary Littleton
Lochinvar
Leigh Ann Luther and Family
Dan and Terri Mack
Sandi Madden
Magazines.com
Andrea and Helga Maneschi
Manheim Nashville
Manuel Zeitlin Architects, LLC
Rosemon Martin
Tina Maxwell
Andrew May and Nancy J. Brown, MD
Jesse Mayo
Chris and John McCarthy
Jo Ella and John McClellan
Scott McCormick
Casey McCurdy
Katherine and Jim McElroy
Leslie and Scott McGilberry
Debra McGraw
Emily McKnight
Arthur W. McWilliams
Merryman-Farr, LLC
Mid-TN Erosion & Sediment Control,
Inc.
Millennium Telecom, LLC
Julie Miller-Wilson
Minchey’s Landscaping & Design
Center
Michele Molden
Moody Nolan, Inc.
Keith Moore
John Morse MD
Larry Morton
Reggie Mudd
Robert Murphy
Cecilia Mynatt
William Nave
Neal & Harwell, PLC
Susan Neves
Dr. and Mrs. Andre Oliver
Omni Hotels & Resorts
Douglas O’Rear and Jane Crisp
Organicus LLC
Eddie Pawlawski
Tracey Payne
Pegram United Methodist Church
Pest Doctor LLC
Kenneth Petroni
Wendy Pharris
Brian Pilgrim
Paul Plummer
Powell & Meadows Insurance Agency,
Inc.
R.J. Young Company
W.S. Ramey
Mario Ramos
Todd Randolph
RE/MAX Exceptional Properties
Dan Richard
Steve Riley
Karen Roach
Jodie Root
Rev. Carson Salyer
Dr. Harry Sanders
Brittney Sanders
Don Schlitz
Beth Shinn
Sirka Marketing Group LLC
Matthew and Joy Springer
Dan Stubblefield
Superior Construction and Design
Swanky’s Taco Shop
Matt J. Sweeney
The Parkes Companies, Inc.
The UPS Store
The Wilson Group Real Estate Services
Milford and April Tingler
Cyndie Todd
Lisa Toporek
Total Comfort Systems, Inc.
Todd A. Tressler II
Turner & Associates Realty, Inc.
United Way of Greater Milwaukee
Urban Physical Therapy, Inc.
Gary Vincent
Glenn and Yvonne Visbeen
W. R. Newman & Associates, Inc.
Mandy Wachtler
William and Jennifer Wallace
Larimore C. Warren, MD, PC
Stephen Weatherby
Wes Dugan Castle Heights Insurance
Jenny West
Westmoreland Grading, LLC
Thomas T. Woodall
Tiffany Wright
WSW CPAs
Zaxby’s
Ken Zipperian
First Nail Club
$1 - $249
William Ables
Cote Adams
Ernestine M. Adams
Mack Adams
Mike Adams
Tina Adams
Woody Adams
Evelyn Marie Adkins
Tim Adkins
Advanced Propane
The Advocate, LLC
Jacky Akbari
Elana Akman
Eddie Ray Alberd
Cecilia Albright
Aldi, Inc.
Beth Aleridge
Vic Alexander
Karen K. Allen
Kimberly D. Alley
Rhonda Allison
Betty Lou Alsobrooks
Aviah Altman
Mary Ammons
Aspen Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. H.O. Anderson
James Anderson
Janice Anderson
Jessica Anderson
Nicole Anderson
Pamela Anderson
Veronica Anderson
Amy Andrade
James Andrews
Gwen Angelino
Patricia Apple
Robert Arnold
Blair Ashcraft
Winona Atkin
Robert August
Joann Aulds
Brian Austin
Patricia A. Austin
Brian K. Auville
Carole Ann Bach
Todd Bacon
Matthew Badstibner
Steve and Pam Baggett
Taryn Baham
Amy Bailey
Nancy Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baird
Kathryn Baker
Marcia Baker
Terry Baker
Ron S. Balcarras
Laurence Ballantine
Mary Beth Ballard
Tricia Ballas
Leonard G. Balmares II
Deborah Banks
Gerald Barber
Christopher Barber
Jeanette Barnes
Keith Barnes
Gwynn Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. John Barton
Chad Baskin
Shannon Baskin
Juliana and Chris Bastinn
Meredith Bates
Alexander B. Batsuk
Heather Bay
Beard & Associates LLC
Jeff Beck
Alissa Beeler
Royce Belcher
Michael Bell
Shannon Bell
Carissa Bell
Cynthia Bennett
Bernie Harris Family
Roxianne Bethune
Jim Biagini
William Bibb
June Bilbrey
Birthright Title, LLC
Ayal Bitton
Ryan Blankenship
Jeffrey and Jennifer Bledsoe
Alice Bolado
Chad Boldt
Jana Bone
Anna Boon
Kimble Bosworth
Taylor Bowers
Jeffrey Bowman
Gary and Tana Bowman
Steve and Pam Boyd
Kelley Brackett
Brett Bradford
Emily Breece
Mike and Valerie Breedlove
Kurt Brevik
Gennie Bridges
Bright Insurance Agency
Kurt Brinkman
Andrea Brisbin
Alan Brookover
Brooks Auto Service
Michelle Brooks-Young
Brittany Brown
Jennifer Brown
Mark M. Brown
Michelle Brown
Ricky and Sandra Brown
Ronnie Brown
Shawn Brown
Jackson Brownlee
William Bruce
Sarah Bruss
Sharon Brustad
Adam Bryan
Sarah Bryant
Konni Bryant
James P. Bryant, CPA
Steve Bryant
Debbie Buchanan
Phil and Sandy Buckner
Boris Bukengolts
Lindsey Bunt
John Burkeen
John Burrell
Heath Bush
Kim Bush
Luis Bustillos
Seth and Kirsten Butler
Ebony Butler
James Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Byrd, Jr.
C & D Realty, Inc.
C & O Marine
Miguel Caban
Alfredo Campos
William Canady
Sam and Ruth Cardwell
Christina Carlisle
Carl’s Certified Collision Center, Inc.
James Carlson
Perry Carlton
Phillip Carpenter
Natha and Michelle Carr
Amy Castro
Lynne Cate
Harold Cathey
Sarah Cavalier
Robert and Doris Chandler
Cheatham & Palermo, Attorneys
Vikram Chebolu
Tim and Diane Cherry
Ronda Chessor
Sue Chester
Noel and Susan Choate
Adrienne Ciuba
Stephen Clancy
Christopher Clark
Dan Clark
Jean-Marie Clark
Kent Cleaver
Melissa Clemons
Luke Clyde
Lee Anne Cmelak
Kathy Cochran
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cochron
Noreen Cohen-White
Mike Cole
Tawana Coleman
Gary Collier
Claudie Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Collins
Ashley Colon
The Charitable Giving Card Program
of the Community Foundation of
Middle Tennessee
Community Pharmacy Care, Inc.
Daren Connole
Lanie Cooke
Seth and Suzanne Cooper
Tabetha Cooper
Phil and Barbara Corbin
Phillip Corbin
Kailey Corish
Corporate Communications, Inc.
Ron Watson and Jeff Corvin
Mr. Phillip Couey
William Crenshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crick
Patrick Crider
Emily Crook
Karen Crouch
Ray Crouch, Jr.
William Crow
Crye-Leike of Nashville
Julie Cummings
Eileen Curtis
David Dancer
Hemant Dandekar
Pamella Daniel
Anthony W. Daniels
Marcia Davies
Mayor Bill Davis
Chandler Davis
Cheryl and Grace Davis
Kim Davis
Lisa Davis
Matthew Davis
Rick and Lisa Davis
Shirley A. Davis
Alicia Dawson
Tami Deakins
James and Susan Dean
Kim Dedmon
John and Kathy Dedmon
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delius
Felicia Demos
Kurt Denny
Tamesha Derico
Anita Dial
Kenneth Dickson
John Diffendal
Chan & Kelly Dillon
John DiPillo
Kelly Dixon
Margaret Dixon
John Doerge
Anne Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. David Douglas
Chris and Lorie Dove
Jimmy Drake
Somalita J. Driver
Laura Dubay
Alicia Duello
Travis Dunlap
Debra Dunn
John and Jamie Durham
Steve Dye
Rick Dysinger
Michael and Leslie Easley
Easley and Associates
Diane Easter
Gordon and Pam Edmond
Joe Edmondson
Kevin Edmonston
Kelly Edwards
Nathan and Kiran Edwards
Bettye Eighmy
Ruth Elliott
Phyllis Elliott
Robert and Ivey Elrod
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elston
Rick English
Jennifer and Mark Erdman
Charles and Carolyn Ermey
Beth Ervie
Rafael Escalas
Brad Escousse
Patricia Espy
Margaret Estill
Vicki Estrin
Charles Ethridge
Daniel Evans
Dawn Evans
Everything Real Estate
Executive Title, LLC
Kenneth M. Faehl
Farm Credit Services
Bill Farmer
Marcus Farmer
Sheri Featherston
Amy Feitelson
Josue Figueroa
Melinda Finaly
Donnie and Phyllis Finney
First Presbyterian Church Dickson
Shawna Fitzgerald
Michael J. Flanagan, Attorney at Law
Andy Flatt
Nicole Flatt
Michael Fleming
John and Barbara Fletcher
Footcare of Lebanon
Jeff Fortner
Clifton and Tina Foster
Jeff Fox
L.L. France
Lori France
Sandy Francis
Vickie Francis
Peggy Franklin
Mary Franks
Linda Frazier
Dr. and Mrs. George Freeman
Jana Frensley
Michael L. Fulcher
G.C. and Stella Hixon
Sarah Gaffney
Ken and Joyce Gaines
John Galloway
Mitzi Gargus
Beulah Garrett
Terrance Garrett
Kathy Garthwaite
Becky Gaskins
Gatherings
Mike Gavigan
Lori Geiger
Gene’s Body Shop
Christy George
Robert P. Gerdeman
GFWC Dickson County Woman’s Club
Brandi Ghergia
Jeffrey Gibbs
Kevin Gibson
Scott Giese
Patrick Gilbert
Kim Gilmore
Gingers Family Bonding, LLC
Gabrielle Gipson
Janice Gipson
David Glisson
Robin and Gary Glover
Leigh Ann Glowaski
Lesia Goddard
Christine Godwin
Goldstar Realty
Monique Gooch
Robert Goodall
Kelsey Goodell
Otis Goodin
Andrea Goodman
Sid and Patty Goodwin
Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Gordon
Laura B. Gore
Ted and Pat Gorzny
Stanley and Sara Graber
Joe and Audrey Gramelspacher
Granite Reitrement and Regen Tax,
LLC
Anthony Gray
Joycelyn Gray
Julie Gray
Teresa Gray
Cheryl Green
Roderick and Erma Green
Alan Greene
Chris Greene
Ronny and Luanne Greer
Linda Gregory
Polly Gregory
Doug and Caryn Grice
Albert Griffin
Doris Grigsby
Grogan Glass Co. LLC
Joy Gross
Anthony Grossi
Brian Grundy
Scott and Kay Gunckel
James Tracy and Leslie Hackney
Kenneth and Roxanna Hagewood
Bret D. Haines
Natanya Haley
Amanda Hall
Emma Hall
Jeff Hall
Melanie Hall
Misty Hall
Regina Hall
Katya Hall-Frank
Lorene Halliburton
Jeffrey Hallums
Rhonda Halsey
Sarah Halstead
William Hamblen
Billy Hamburg
Amy Hamilton
Darlene Hamilton
Jonathan Hamilton
Betty Hannah
Gene Hannah
Hannan, Khalid, Sozit & Merym Fethi
Trenton Hansen
Hal Hardin
Seth Harlan
Robby and Shawn Harman
Robby Harmon
Don and Terry Harness
Estelle Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Harris
Paula Harris
Zachary Harris
Eric Harrison
Kimberly Harrison
Mark and Leigh Anne Hartman
Robb and Nancy Harvey
Dan Haslam
Barry Hatch
Pepper Hatch
David Hatcher
Ashley Hathaway
Sara Hay
Angela Hayes
Diane Hayes
Linda Hayes
Valerie Hayes
Christopher and Melissa Haynes
Dwight Haynes
Julie Haynes
Kandice Haynes
HDP Motorcycle Consignment
William Healy III
Jamie Healy
Michael Heaton
Donovan Hebert
Melissa Heim
Stephen and Denise Henley
Karen Hennessy
Heritage Bank
Lisa Hernandez
Rick and Valerie Heronemus
Brittany Hicks
James Hildreth
Malcolm Hill
Paula Hill
Crystal Hinshaw
Kim Hinson
Mitzi Hinton
Jane Hipp
Hiscall, Inc.
Phyllis Hobbs
Teresa Hobbs
Robert Hodge
Nathanie and Mary Lynn Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoff
Nikki Holland
Carol Holt
Honeycutt Engineering, Inc.
Letitia A. Hood
Jonathan and Carmel Hooker
Cynthia Bond Hopson
Horizon Land Title, Inc.
Mr. Francis Horn
Horn Springs Development, Inc.
Erik Horsman
Gail D. Horton
Gregory and Susan Horton
Martha Van Hoven
Hayley Hovious
Lucy Hovious
Brian R. Hubbard
Adam Huddleston
Debra Hudgens
Jim and Lea Hudson
Tiffany Huff
Maggie Huggins
Ruth Huggins
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hughes
Judith and Jim Humphreys
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Hunt
Cynthia Hunter
Geoff and Amber Hurdle
Anne Hunter Hurt
Evelyn Hutchison
Steven Illgen
Imagine Nation Books, LTD.
Rene Inman
Manny Insyxiengmay
International Order of the Golden
Rule
Anna Isaacs
J. M. Insurance Agency, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jackson
Stacey Renee Jackson
William and Juanita Jackson
Sara Jacobson
Thomas Jameson
Brittnye Jarrell
Carla Jarrell
Paul and Vicki Jarvis
John Jenkins
Lori Jenkins
Paul Jewell
Joshua Johnson
Larry and Rita Johnson
Rick and Adrian Johnson
Robert N. Johnson
Tina Johnson
John Johnston
Aleesha Jones
Eddie Jones
Janice Jones
Marlene Jones
Mary Beth Jones
James and Judy Jordon
Kristin Joy
JRS Wrecker & Recovery
JustGive.Org
Christopher Kagley
Melinda Kasten
Lynn Kauffman
Larry and Karen Keating
Beverly Keel
Perry and Misty Keenan
Robert and Debra Keenan
Jawanna Keesee
Jody and Melissa Kelley
Timothy Kelly
Eric Kenney
Mark Kent
Gwynn B. Kerns
Clayton Kesterson
Dorris and Helen Kimbro
James Kinard
Peter Kindrachuk
Sheree King
Teresa Kingery
Tim Kinkead
Ann Kinsella
Alex Kirkland
Jeffrey Kirkpatrick
Howard J. Kittell
Susan Kjesbo
Suzanne Knowles
Katie Koban
Kumar Kolin
Valerie Kopischke
Edward Kushmerek
Kimberly Lacy
Laity Club
Lakeshore Estates, Inc.
Jennifer Lamelza
Dyanne Lane
James Lane
Elizabeth Lankford
Barbara Lau
Marinela Lautt
Dee Lawrence
Lawrence Foods
Jennifer Laws
Ms. Sarah Layson
Lebanon High School
Mark Lee
Steven and Crystal Lee
Tiffany Lee
Dorothy Leegon
Jack and Debbie Leftwich
Brenda Legg
Jonathan L. Lehman
Jeff and Lynn Lewis
Josh Lewis
Lewis, Thomason, King, Krieg &
Waldrop, PC
Jacki Leyk
Barbara and Marlin Lindsay
Anne Livingston-Garrett
Deborah Lloyd
Darel and Victoris Locke
Larry Locke
Connie Logan
David Long
Mark and Judy Long
Margaret Loose
J.B. Loper
John Lovinggood
Patrick Lowry
Lucky’s Service Center
Victoria Mackay
Susan Mackintosh
Jan Maddox
Susan Maddux
Maggie Moos
David Maizel
Veronica Mallicoat
Helga Maneschi
Connie and Bobby Mann
C. Vincent Manoogian
Paula Mansfield
Linda Manzel
Diane Marciel
Phyllis Martin
Stephen Martin
Betsy Mason
John Mason
Sophie Mason
Isaac Massey
Landon Massey
Karen Bell Mathews
Christina Mathis
Kenneth and Lorette Mattox
Michelle Mayes
Mitu McCallister
Candy McCampbell
Meredith McCarty
Dee Ann McClearen
Ann McClellan
Joel McClelland
M. Elaine McClure
Daniel McCormick
Chancellor Carol McCoy
David and Megan McCullough
Joyce McDaniel
Katherine McDonald
Debra McDowell
Elaine McDowall
Brenda McFarlin
Elizabeth McGuire
Anna Claire McKay
Robert and Barbara McMillan
Alan and Cynthia McMillen
Mary McNeal
Kimberly Meade
Derrick Meadows
Ellen Meier
Michael Meise
Patrick Meldrim
Sam Melton
Richard and Norma Metcalf
Shane Metz
Liesel Meyer
Kim Milam
Neill and Becky Milam
Andrew Miller
Betty Ruth and Richard Miller
Brian and Linda Miller
Deborah Lynn Miller
Gina Miller
Linda Miller
Mark Miller
Mary Kate Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Miller
Teresa Miller
Chad Milom
Phyllis Minor
The Minster Family
Monty and Kellie Mires
Debora Mitchell
Lee Mitchell
Craig and Angie Monsue
Brenda Montgomery
Durwood and Nancy Moore
L.P. Moore
Melissa Moore
Christopher V. Morgan
Johnnie Morris
Joe Morrison
The Mosquito Authority
Debbie Moss
Ryan Mudd
Nancy Mullen
Amber Murphy
Gary and Amanda Murphy
Staci Murphy
Terry Murphy
Valerie Murray
Pam Myatt
Melvon and Veronica Nance
Mark Nash
Ginger Naylor
Mara Naylor
Jim Neal
Jennifer Neenan
Tamla Nemecek
Network for Good
Maureen Neugent
Andrea Nicholson
Olivia Nicke
Jennifer Noe, Attorney at Law
Suzanne Nordmann
Christopher Northrop
Linda Northrop
Judy Norton
Gary Norwood
Dennis and Judith Nosal
Paula Novak
Mr. Michael Nowers
Anne Oakley
Katrina Oberholzer
Betsy Oleksa
Bobby Oliver
Lana Olson
Albert Opoku
Racquel Oriley
Andrea Osborn
Amy Outlaw
Michael Outlaw
Jon Overacre
Kevin Owen
David and Bonita Owens
J. B. Owens
Christopher Ownby
Bradley Pancratz
Pangaea
Kenneth Parker
Christian Paro
Marion Parr
Christopher Parrot
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Pasek
Eric Passon
Nisha Patel
Charlie Payne
Courtney Payne
Pam Peay
Glynda B. Pendergrass
Katey Perkins
Mae Perry
Clifton Peterson
Judy Petiton
Lisa Petros
James Peyton
Lori Pflugel
PFP, LLC
Pharmacare Prescription Shoppe, Inc.
Daryl and Gayle Phillips
Duane Phillips
John Phillips
Gary Philpott
Phyllis Pickett
Paul and Cheryl Pitney
Joseph Poole
James Porter
Porter Paints
Avi and Joie Poster
Christina Poston
Carol Powell
James and Marsha Powell
Linda Powell
Margaret Powell
Heidi Pozo
Cynthia Pratt
Sharon Pressley
Beverly Price
Judy Price
Valencia Price
Marie Prichard
John P. Primm, D.D.S.
Karen Privitera
Sherrica Proctor
Robin Proetta
Professional Realty Group
R.E. and C.D. Prosser
Lindsay Puckett
Brady Purnell
Troy Putman
David and Connie Pyles
Carol and Brian Ragan
Raghu Raghuraman
J. Dwight Ragsdale
Mr. Daniel Ramero
Suzanne Ratcliffe
Melissa and Rodney Ray
Anne Rayner
Linda Rebrovick
John Reed
Brenita Reid
Thomas and Carol Reitinger
Christie Remaly
Sherian Render
Jason Renfrow
Erika Renson
Reynolds Insurance Agency
Grady Reynolds
John Reynolds
Jon Reynolds
Joy Reynolds
Stan Reynolds
Robert and Joan Rial
John Rice
David Tate Rich
Daniel Richardson
Marlene Richardson
Ryan Richardson
Heather Riedinger
Wm. Russell Ries
Charles Rigl
Stephen Rigl
Marcus Rinks
Rev. Mike Ripski
Sheree Rison
Krista G. Ritter
Chuck Roberts
Larry Roberts
Charles Robin
Kristen Rohlf
Samantha Rohling
Anne Rolman
Miller and Nicole Roloson
Amy Romberg
Joan Ronck
Glenn Rose
Seneca Rosenberg
James Matthew Rountree
Matthew Rowland
Terry Rudd
Dan Rudin dba My Space Recording
Eric Runkle
Csaba Rusznak
Matthew H. Ryan
Christina Rye
David Samwel
Barbara Sanders
Richard Sanders
Shalini Sanders
Steve and Patti Scherer
John and Susan Schmidt
Thomas Schultz
Dave Scissom
Margaret Scott
Richard Scott
Tamela Scruggs
Mrs. Debra Scudder
Glenn Seabolt
Pamela Seats
David Seay
Robin Seay
Bill and Dianne Seeley
Dwayne Seiber
Sell 4 U, Inc.
Sellars Funeral Home Inc.
Serenity Dental LLC
Kim Sesler
Sharemeister, Inc
Allison Sharp
Tara Shaw
Jeffrey Shearer
Barry Shelton
Janice Shelton
Scott Shepard
Kristen Shilault
Marquis and Sydney Shipley
Debra L. Short
Lindsey Shubert
Ronald and Maxine Shupp
Elizabeth Sidiq
Brandon Silberman
Tim Silvers
Cameron Simmons
A K Simpson
Manuel and Gloria Sir
Derenda Sircy
Robin Sistad
Sisters Restaurant
Skat Termite & Pest Control
Alex Slabosky
Susan and Tom Slater
John Smallman
Steve Smart
Angie Smith
Brian J. Smith
Bryan Smith
David Smith
Janna Smith
Marsha Smith
Patricia Smith
Sharon Smith
Sue and E. Dan Smith
W. Patarick Smith
Vince Smolucha
Deborah Sneed
Jamie and Twyla Snyder
Robin Solomon
Rhonda Sonson
Steve Sorrels
Andrew Southern
Linda Southwell
Alex Spann
Barbara and Mike Spann
Bobby and Lita Speight
Jill Sprinkle
Kalen Stanton
Jennifer Stephens
Mike and Debby Stewart
Brittany Stewart
Marsha Stewart
Ginger Stinson
Cathy Stone
Tammy Stopinski
Brian Storey
David Storie
Deborah Story
Deborah M. Street
Melissa Street
Taylor Stricklin
Kim Stringfield-Davis
Greg Stuard
Melissa Stump
Robert Sturgeon
Craig Stuvick
Melissa Summers
Sutton Properties LLC
Michelle Sweeney
Ronny Swiney
James Tabor
Tommy Tant
Christy Taylor
Marilyn Taylor
Warner and Wanda Taylor
Wilma Taylor
John Teas
Tennessee Battery Sales LLC
Joe Terry
Roger Teuber
Gaurav Thareja
Dawn Thayer
James and Carol Thurbush
Bobby Tidwell
Laura Smith Tidwell
Cindy Tipler
Rose and Jay Tippens
Carol Titus
David Tkach
Allison Tolen
Kathie Toll
Rebekah Towne
Richard Tredway
Tyler and Jennifer Tredway
Ann Trent
Jeffery Neal Trice and Jacqueline
Woodard-Trice
Len Tropea
Derek Truelove
Lisia Tucker
April Tummins
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Turk
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Turk
Mary Jane Turnbull
Mr. and Mrs. James Turner
Ora Turner
Casey Ulrich
Meg Underwood
United Way of Robertson, Inc.
Jennifer Ussery
Rhonda Vailes
Linda Van Auken
Susan Vanderbilt
Ginger VandeWater
Patsy Vaughn
Kevin and Jamie Vernon
Michael and Kristin Viars
Sandy Vick
Mary Vickrey
Kelly Viveiros
Volunteer Pools & Service, LLC
Daniel Walker
Michael and Norma Wallace
Jillian Walsh
Patricia Wameling
Joe Wanek
Irene Ward
Sharon Ward
Kanika Washington
Jay Waters
Michael Kent and Leigh Ann Watkins
Jerval Watson
Lucas Watson
Susan Watson
Eric Weber
Pamela Webster
Dr. and Mrs. Danny Weeks
David and Tracey Weeks
Julie Wehrenberg
James S. Weinberg
Michael Welch
William and Barbara Westbrooks
Martha Wettemann and Jim Powers
Susan Whitaker
Tammye Whitaker
Ed White
White Bluff Car Care, Inc.
White Bluff Prescription
Andrew J. Whitelaw
Greg Wiel
Andrea Wilke
Bill and Linda Wilkinson
Alfred Williams
Dr. Chad Williams
Carl Williams
Donald E. Williams
George and Amanda Williams
Lalah Gee Williams
Tom Williams
Tonya Williams
Nancy Willis
Mr. and Mrs. William Willis
Wilma Jean Carwell Benefit Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Ridley Wills III
Susan Wilson
Jewell Winn
Todd Wiser
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Womack
Matt Woodard
Niki Work
Gail Wren
Steven and Megan Wren
Lynn and Emily Wright
Shannon Wright
Phyllis Xanthopoulos
Jennifer Yancey
Shelly Yates
Tom and Teresa York
Ken Youngstead
Jeff and Kristin Zbozien
Michael and Nancy Zoretic
Zurich American Insurance
Volunteers
Belmont Student Government Association
Bridgestone Commercial Solutions
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated
CrossFit Gulch
Delta Sigma Theta — Nashville Metro
Alumnae Chapter
Ernst & Young
FedEx
Gaylord Opryland
Goodpasture Christian School - Beta Club
IRS
Koorsen Fire & Security
Meharry Vanderbilt Student Alliance
Nashville Social Activities
Publix
SOLID
St. Edwards Catholic School
The Kirjathjearim Lodge #104
Truxton Trust
Vanderbilt University & MTSU Solar
Decathalon Team
Vanderbilt Home Care Services
Gift In Kind Sponsors
A.O. Smith
Cree Lighting
Dow
Energy Star water heaters
Hermitage Lighting Gallery
Interior and exterior lighting fixtures, ceiling fans, and 4’ tube
and compact fluorescent bulbs
Hunter Douglas
PGI (Polymer Group Inc.)
Schneider Electric
Window blinds
Whirlpool
Valspar
Yale
LED downlight kits, LED lightbulbs
1” and 2” extruded polystyrene insulation boards, expanding
foam seal, sill seal, window and door flashing, straight flashing,
construction tape
TYPAR weather protection products
Breaker panels and covers, surge protectors, circuit breakers, circuit
breaker locks
Stove, Energy Star refrigerator, Energy Star dishwasher
Interior, exterior and primer paint
Dead bolt/lock combinations, interior locking knobs, interior
non-locking knobs, dummy knobs
House Sponsors Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
AMSURG
Aegis Sciences Foundation
Bone McAllester Norton PLLC
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
c3/consulting
Castle Homes
Caterpillar Financial Services
Corporation
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Centerstone Research Institute
Christ the King Catholic Church
CMT One Country
David and Roxane McGowan and
Regent Homes’ Board Challenge
Deloitte
Dickinson Wright
Dillard’s in The Mall at Green Hills
Dollar General Corporation
Valerie Kemp Dreier CPA
Education Networks of America
Emma
Enfield Management
First Presbyterian Church Nashville
First Tennessee
Ford Motor Credit Company
Frost Brown Todd LLC
Greater Nashville Association of
Realtors
Hays Advisory, LLC
HCA and The HCA Foundation
InfoSystems
Ingram Entertainment Inc.
Jackson National Life Insurance
Company
KPMG LLP
KraftCPAs PLLC
Lend Lease Foundation
LetterLogic, Inc.
LifePoint Hospitals
Morgan Stanley
Nashville Predators
Nissan North America
OHL
Polymer Group, Inc. (PGI)
Regions Bank
Renasant Bank
Rotary Club of Nashville
Schneider Electric/Square D
Skanska
Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
SMS Holdings, Inc.
Saint Thomas Health
Agency
The Advisory Board Company,
Consulting and Management
Division
The Housing Fund
The Porch Company
The Travelers Companies, Inc.
The Whiting-Turner Contracting
Company
Thompson Machinery
UL, LLC
United Methodist Build
Andrew Price Memorial UMC
Belle Meade UMC
Calvary UMC
Crievewood UMC
Forest Hills UMC
Gordon Memorial UMC
Hermitage UMC
Hillcrest UMC
Inglewood UMC
West End UMC
Unity Build
Bellevue Presbyterian Church
Calvary United Methodist Church
Christ Church Cathedral
East End United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church of Nashville
First Church Unity of Nashville
First Unitarian Universalist Church
Hillsboro Presbyterian Church
Hindu Cultural Center of Tennessee
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Islamic Center of Tennessee
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Sertoma Club of Nashville
South End United Methodist Church
The Temple: Congregation Ohabai
Sholom
Trinity Presbyterian Church
West End Synagogue
Woodbine United Methodist Church
Woodmont Baptist Church
Woodmont Hills Church of Christ
University School of Nashville
UPS Foundation, Inc
Vanderbilt University Habitat for
Humanity
Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis, LLP
Wells Fargo and Wells Fargo
Foundation
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Woodmont Christian Church
“Everyone I know with a Habitat home is happy.” — Betty Langoya | Women Build 2015
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Danny Herron, President & CEO, [email protected] |Lucile Houseworth, CAO, [email protected]
John Roberts, CFO, [email protected]
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jacky Akbari
Joe Ali
Dan Bedore
Shayne Bell
Cynthia Bond Hopson
Daniel Clark
Christi Edwards
Grant Ellis
Scott Fielding
Lucia Folk
Patrick Gilbert
Robin Glover
Rodney Harris
Tom Hendricks
Dan Hogan
Carla Jarrell
Paul Kleine-Kracht
David Mangum
Mendy Mazzo
Jim McCann
Scott McCormick
Philip McCutchan
Scott McDowell
David McGowan
Mekesha Montgomery
Larry Morton
Kim Neible
Mario Ramos
Chris Rippy
Martha Shepard
Glenn Shorey
Steve Sledge
Lucy Smith
Karen Springer
Tracy Thomas
Mark Weber
Mike Wein
Ridley Wills
Ward Wilson, chair
ADVISORY BOARD
Hunter Atkins
Fabian Bedne
Rev. Ed Blackburn
Lee Blank
Anna Boon
Kent Cleaver
Mary Clement
Kebbyn Connell
Rob Crichton
Tom Curl
Danny Dugan
Robert Echols
Jack Fleischer
Beth Fortune
Gil Fuqua
Ken Gerdesmeier
John Gillespie
Bob Grimes
Ken Harms
Joe Hutts
Jack King
Ken Kulaga
Randy Laszewski
Christopher Logue
Alan Mazer
Sam McAllester
Jo Ella McClellan
Tom Negri
Pat Nolan
Pam Pfeffer
Anne Rolman
Carson Salyer
Mike Schatzlein
Steve Scott
Nina Smith
Wade Smith
Charles Sprintz
Clay Stauffer
Chad Upjohn
Mandy Wachtler
Christie Wilson
Bob Wood
Matthew Wright
Hobbs Yarbrough
Nancy Zoretic
Building Better Lives
“What does the Lord require of you but to do justice, to love
mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.” — Micah 6:8
2015
Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

2015 Annual Report - Habitat for Humanity

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