2013 Annual Report - Habitat for Humanity of the

Celebrating 30 years...
Annual Report
July 2012 to June 2013
Cover Photo by Alina McElroy 1
Simple
Our homes are modestly-sized —
large enough for the homeowner
family’s needs, but small enough to
keep construction, maintenance and
utility costs to a minimum.
Since 1982, Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake has
provided more than 360 individuals and families with
the knowledge and opportunity to purchase affordable
housing in Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City,
Baltimore County and Howard County.
Each groundbreaking and home dedication marks
another step toward eliminating poverty housing in
Central Maryland. The work has proven to be successful
and we are proud to partner with volunteers, donors,
families, businesses and organizations – people like you.
On September 30, 2012, we celebrated 30 years of
partnership with Central Maryland families at the
Habitat Family Reunion in Patterson Park. Food,
games, dancing, kid’s crafts and a photo booth were
all part of the celebration as families, staff, volunteers,
donors, supporters and neighbors gathered to share
memories from our last three decades of success!
Decent
We use quality, energy-efficient,
locally-available building materials.
Affordable
Volunteers, efficient building methods
and no-interest mortgages make
it affordable for low-income families
to purchase Habitat homes.
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Dear Friends,
Reflecting on this past year, it is exciting to think about the many accomplishments we have
enjoyed together. From the 30-year anniversary party to the opening of our fourth ReStore in
Columbia, it has been a year of incredible change and great celebration. And we have you—our
family partners, board, staff, donors, corporate partners, sponsors and volunteers—to thank for
our continued success.
Here are just a few highlights…
Our ever-increasing focus on green building makes us all particularly proud. Not only are
our houses Energy Star Certified, but in many cases our energy efficiency efforts exceed
industry standards. This helps our family partners save on energy costs while reducing
our carbon footprint.
Over the years, we have shifted our focus from “building houses” to “revitalizing communities.”
While we have always endeavored to improve the neighborhoods where we build, we are now
working holistically with the communities in which we build to create green spaces, support the
community associations, and offer a variety of services that help our family partners thrive in
their new environment.
The opening of our Columbia ReStore marks our fourth retail operation to provide unrestricted
funding that supports Habitat Chesapeake. Opening day brought in record-breaking sales of
$18,000—the highest one-day earnings of any of our four ReStores!
So, you can see why this is a year to celebrate our successes with you. We deeply appreciate your
role in making these achievements possible, and thank you for your continued support.
Thank you,
Mike Posko
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Evelyn Anderson, Executive Assistant to CEO
Jeannie Anderson, Americorps & Purchasing Agent
Brian Barker, Development Associate
Eric Bernhardt, Construction Training Manager
Megan Driscoll, Neighborhood Revitalization Manager
Renee Ferguson, Office Manager
Jerry Hazelwood, Compliance Manager
Rachel Hess, Events Manager
Lauren Hughes, Settlement Coordinator
Liz Kennedy, Assistant Administrator
Shanita Modlin, Volunteer Engagement Manager
Taryn Myers, Grants Manager
Leanna Powell, Relationship Manager for Faith & Youth
Sarah Reckenwald, Construction Assistant
Fred Reno, Senior Site Supervisor
Brett Roberts, Senior Production Manager
Dhvani Shelat, Senior Finacial Analyst
Jeff Smith, Major Gifts Officer
Jay Striby, Accountant
Krista Stubbs, Settlement Assistant
Kenneth Waldrop, Development Assistant
Brent Webb-Hicks, Accounting Manager
Kara Wilkins, Family Services Coordinator
Marty Zickgraf, Site Supervisor
Tim Kenney, ReStore Director
Adeela Abassi, ReStore Marketing Manager
Jonathan Warshaw, Donations Manager
John Braden, Pasadena ReStore Manager
Heather Cummings, Halethorpe ReStore Manager
Jimmy Motsay, Columbia ReStore Manager
Debbie Smith, Dundalk ReStore Manager
Jeff Arndt, Pasadena ReStore Assistant Manager
Tony Erdman, Columbia ReStore Assistant Manager
Matthew Welch, Halethorpe ReStore Assistant Manager
Fred White, Dundalk ReStore Assistant Manager
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
STAFF as of July ‘14
Mike Posko, Chief Executive Officer
Candice Van Scoy, Chief Financial Officer
Rosemary Calderalo, Chief Development Officer
Sandra Erbe, Director Marketing and Communications
Patrick Kirby, Director of Construction
Leila Kohler-Frueh, Director of Community Engagement
Matt Metzger, Director of Volunteer Engagement
Anne Rouse, Director of Family Services
J. Michael Brennan, Chair
Miles & Stockbridge
Kim Sherman, Vice Chair
BB&T
Joe Noone, Treasurer
Transamerica Life & Protection
Sherrice Davis, Secretary
M&T Bank
David Beck
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Mark D. Case
Baltimore Gas & Electric
Bernice Coles
Kathy Ebner
Homes for America
Edward Paul Haladay, AIA
Edward Paul Haladay Partners
Carolyn “Lyn” Harper
Yaffe & Company, Inc.
Edwin “Ned” Howe, III, P.E.
Enterprise Homes
Greg Lechner
OneMain Financial
Owen Rouse
Manekin, LLC
Jake Ruppert
Ruppert Homes, Inc.
Stephanie L. Shack
Corporate Office Properties Trust
Brian A. Strohl
Duke Realty
Kim Weaver
Wells Fargo
Shavonda Wilson
Dayspring, Inc.
Maggie Witherup
Gordon, Feinblatt, Rotham,
Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC
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28 families
settled in homes in
family services
offered programs and
services to more than
families donated more than
6,000 hours
5 communities 120 families in “sweat Equity”
OVER THE PAST 30 YEARS, HABITAT
CHESAPEAKE HAS BUILT MORE THAN 360
HOUSES, PARTNERING WITH HARD-WORKING
INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO MAKE THEIR
DREAM OF HOMEOWNERSHIP POSSIBLE.
Each family has been different—each story unique, but
some things remain the same. Through courage, hard
work, and remarkable perseverance, these families have
completed the journey to homeownership through
Habitat Chesapeake’s Homeownership Program.
hours while working full-time and caring for family.
Habitat Chesapeake volunteers and family services staff
are there every step of the way, offering encouragement,
sharing information, and learning their own lessons
about strength and commitment from family partners.
We have celebrated each family’s achievements with
house blessings, the gift of a Bible and words of pride
and gratitude from suppporters. Tears have been shed
and applause has been enthusiastic as families receive
the keys to their new Habitat Chesapeake homes.
Family partners serve 200 hours or more building
“sweat equity” in their homes, working side-by-side
with staff and volunteers on a construction site or in
one of Habitat’s ReStores. They participate in 50 hours
of Homebuyer Academy to prepare for the financial
realities that come with homeownership.
So what has changed in 30 years? In fiscal year 2013,
Family Services served more than 120 families, helping
them in their path to become successful homeowners,
able to survive economic ups and downs. For the first
time, staff members and volunteers worked one-onone with partner families to resolve outstanding credit
issues and practice newly-acquired budgeting and
saving skills.
Families tell us that the journey to homeownership
is exhilarating—mastering new money management
skills or finding new confidence while building houses.
The journey is also daunting—completing sweat equity
Families performed their sweat equity hours on
construction sites primarily around Baltimore City
where more than 6,000 hours were devoted to building
houses and rebuilding communities. Of those served,
of those served,
more than 80
families completed
Homebuyer education
more than 80 families completed our homebuyer
education program and a newly-instituted testing
program which evaluated content mastery. All family
participants graduated with 80% or higher scores.
As Habitat Chesapeake made the transition from
building houses to building communities, Family
Services helped 28 families settle in five different
communities including Brooklyn, Washington
Village / Pigtown, Pen Lucy, the Patterson Park
area and Orchard Ridge.
In 2013, Habitat Chesapeake homeowners have
become active neighbors intent on improving living
conditions in the communities they call home. Families
were encouraged to take part in their community
associations after receiving training to serve as citizen
activists. Habitat Chesapeake family partners were
involved in community clean-ups, Community
Oriented Policing Services (COPS) walks and working
with local partners.
In the future, these family partners will become an
increasingly important part of Habitat Chesapeake’s
efforts to build communities, as well as homes.
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More than
Volunteer &
Community
Engagement
4,000
volunteers
nov 12 • Veterans & active
military build w/ A Mother’s
Cry, American Gold Star
Mothers & JHU Lacrosse
dec 12 • First planning
meeting with McCabe
Community Association
May 13 • First of
two Build Days with
Baltimore Ravens
staff and players
woodshop
1,198
hours in the office
Fourth year of partnership
with Urban Alliance
construction
hours in 9
communities
14,905
hours at the
restore
The school year started off with a dedication
on Ward Street for a home sponsored through
coalition work the previous year.
Build-A-Block was in the news for their
construction work (pictured above) and
featuring Carver’s woodworking “laser club.”
volunteered
28,000
The 16 Baltimore area high schools in our
Build-A-Block Coalition focused their efforts in
Orchard Ridge and had a record 31 volunteer
days with 1,850+ volunteer hours.
Students fundraised through Carpentry
for a Cause, Halloween “Habi-boxes,”
Park School’s phone-a-thon, movie nights,
gourmet cupcake sales and more.
1,836 47,800
total hours
hours in the
Build-A-Block
Women Build
more than 100
Team Build hours
75 new
3,106
hours volunteered
by red hats
women build members
Women Build dedicated a home in Orchard
Ridge to new homeowner Ronnette Owens and
her children (pictured below). This marked the
12th annual Women Build.
The program recruited 75 new members and
raised funds through membership fees, Girls
Night Out at the Mall in Columbia, Dine Out for
Women Build at Brio Baltimore and Annapolis
and corporate sponsorships. Members also
participated in Lowe’s and ReStore “How-To”
Clinics to learn construction skills.
build-a-block
volunteered
31 days and
1,850+ hours
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Habitat Chesapeake AmeriCorps
Work toward the elimination of poverty housing in many diverse capacities;
understand and engage in the communities being served; increase affiliate capacity
by meeting project goals; expand personal and professional development; create
positive experiences for themselves and others; make connections and network.
2012-2013 Members
VISTA Members
Total VISTA Service Hours
National Direct Members
Total Direct Service Hours
13
3
5,250
10
17,195
first AmeriCorps Member
Total Members in 15 Years
1999
135
2012-2013 members served in Family Services, Community
engagement, Marketing, Volunteer Engagement and the ReStore.
Crew Leaders worked on 55 houses in 9 communities
with more than 2,600 volunteers on site.
135 members to Date
13 in the 2012-2013 Service Year
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Homes Completed
30 homes in fy 2013
135 Decker Avenue
615 Dumbarton Avenue
607 Dumbarton Avenue
611 Dumbarton Avenue
431 Glover Street
4424 Green Rose Lane
3512 Horton Avenue
2402 Jefferson Street
2405 Jefferson Street
2411 Jefferson Street
2414 Jefferson Street
2419 Jefferson Street
501 Jeffrey Street
203 N Lakewood Avenue
205 N Lakewood Avenue
4006 Maple Shade Drive
4008 Maple Shade Drive
4004 Maple Shade Drive
4014 Maple Shade Drive
4010 Maple Shade Drive
4000 Maple Shade Drive
433 N Montford Street
441 N Montford Street
164 Potomac Street
2710 Pulaski Highway
917 Stoll Street
133 N Streeper Street
201 N Streeper Street
1111 Ward Street
1121 Ward Street
Adam Durst
Jenice Manning
Latifa Crosland
Sheree Williams
Chanel Kemp
Ronnette Owens
Larissa Hudson
Matthew Smith
Cierra Harris
Tiffany Stokes
Shanita Modlin
Petro Small
Cleo Williams
Wanda Howard
Ja-nee Jackson
Rosslind Harrell
Darryl Fegans
Nikea Taylor
Melitta Fulton
Brenda Bowen
Jawada Thomas
Donovan Simpson
Destiny Junior
Auguston Mpapa
Naté Tara Bell
Paula Blackwell
Lisa Griffin
Dimian Taylor
Kariem Yoonus
Latonya Sample 8
Thank You...
Through the generous financial support and volunteer resources of our
treasured community partners, Habitat Chesapeake is revitalizing more
homes than ever before, meaning more family partners can achieve their
dream of homeownership.
Kate Sorstad, Weinberg Foundation; Mike Brennan, Board Chair,
Habitat Chesapeake; Charlotte Floyd, Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Trust;
Mike Posko, CEO, Habitat Chesapeake; Audrey Drossner, Kenneth S.
Battye Charitable Trust; Regina Morrison-Sykes, Habitat Chesapeake
homeowner; Bruce Cleland, President, Orokawa Foundation; Latonya
Sample, Habitat Chesapeake homeowner; William J. McLennan,
Executive Director, Paul’s Place.
... to our major
community partners
Matthew Bartolini, NSP2 Compliance Officer, Healthy Neighborhoods;
Laurie Benner, NSP2 Compliance Officer, Healthy Neighborhoods;
Mark Sissman, Executive Director, Healthy Neighborhoods.
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Community
Partners
American Gold Star Mothers, Inc. – MD Chapter
A Mother’s Cry
Baltimore City Community Services Program
Baltimore City Council President’s Office
Baltimore City Health Department / Senior
Community Service Employment Program
Baltimore City Police
Baltimore City Head Start Program
Baltimore Housing
The Baltimore Station
Baltimore Tree Trust
Banner Neighborhoods Community Corporation
Blind Industries and Services of Maryland
Brooklyn-Curtis Bay Coalition
Build-A-Block Coalition
C.A.R.E. Communities
Catholic Charities of Baltimore
City of Annapolis
City of Baltimore
Citizen’s Planning & Housing Association
Civic Works
Concerned Citizens for a Better Brooklyn
Consumer Credit Counseling Services
Corporation for National and Community Service
Curtis Bay Association
The Door
The Enoch Pratt Free Library of the City
of Baltimore
Family Self Sufficiency of Anne Arundel County
Filbert Street Garden
Free State Military Academy
Friends of Carroll Park
Fuel Fund of Maryland
Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake
Greater Baltimore Urban League
Gwynns Falls Trails Council
Healthy Neighborhoods, Inc.
Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis
Humanim
JHU SOURCE
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
Liberty Learning Center
Living Classrooms Foundation
Loyola University Maryland
Marian House
Maryland Board of Public Works
Maryland CASH Campaign
Maryland Department of General Services
Maryland Department of Housing and
Community Development
Maryland for Military
Maryland Insurance Administration
Maryland Nonprofits
McElderry Park Community Center
McElderry Park Community Association
The Men and Family Center
Mt. Winans Community Association
My Sister’s Place
Neighborhood Housing Services
Obery Court Homeowners Association
Office of Councilman Warren Branch
Office of Councilman Bill Henry
Office of Councilman Jim Kraft
Office of Councilman Jack Young
Office of Congressman Elijah E. Cummings
Office of Congressman C.A. Dutch Rupersberger
Office of Congressman John P. Sarbanes
Office of Delegate Luke H. Clippinger
Office of Delegate Peter A. Hammen
Office of Delegate Brian K. McHale
Office of Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
Office of Senator Benjamin L. Cardin
Office of Senator Barbara Mikulski
Office of State Senator William Ferguson
One House at a Time
Patterson Park Community Association
Paul’s Place, Inc.
Pen Lucy Action Network (PLAN)
Pip Moyer Community Recreation Center
S&L Productions / Maryland Home &
Garden Show
Sarah’s House
Sisters Together and Reaching
South East Community Development Center
Stanton Center of the City of Annapolis
TreeBaltimore
U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development
University of Maryland School of Social Work
Urban Alliance
Woodbourne-McCabe Community Association
York Road Partnership
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800,000
Habitat International raises walls on its 800,000th milestone home
Habitats across the globe collectively served more than 100,000 families in one year, plans to reach 1 millionth milestone home by the end of 2015.
On November 6, 2013, supporters and Habitat for Humanity global leaders raised the walls on the
800,000th home the organization has built, rehabilitated or repaired around the world since its
founding in 1976. The home is being built by Atlanta Habitat for Humanity.
“This milestone house celebrates the dedication and commitment of many hands and hearts that
share our vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live,” said Jonathan Reckford,
CEO of Habitat for Humanity International. “Anchored by the conviction that housing provides a
critical foundation for breaking the cycle of poverty, Habitat is committed to helping more families,
partnering and advocating with other groups to create new housing opportunities and inspiring
people to take action to end poverty housing. Thank you to our many donors, partners, volunteers
and advocates, whose contributions to our ministry have made it possible for millions of people
worldwide to have a decent place to call home.”
With an average of five people per Habitat home, this milestone house represents an estimated 4
million people who have improved their living conditions through Habitat’s housing solutions in
the more than 70 countries around the world where Habitat works.
“It’s such an honor to be a part of this milestone celebration with Habitat for Humanity
International,” said Larrie Del Martin, president and CEO of Atlanta Habitat for Humanity. “We
couldn’t be more proud to be among the 2,300 affiliates globally, working together with families,
volunteers and donors to build affordable, quality homes. Atlanta Habitat looks forward to seeing
the impact in 2015, not just locally, but in our communities around the world.”
In its 2013 fiscal year, Habitat for Humanity built, renovated or repaired 124,946 homes, marking
the first time that Habitat served more than 100,000 families in a single year, significantly
surpassing the previous record in 2012 of 94,618 families served. This equates to a family being
served on average every 4 minutes.
In addition to housing construction efforts in 2013, Habitat for Humanity provided 214,244
individuals with technical assistance, such as financial literacy education and construction training.
“This 800,000th home milestone is an unprecedented accomplishment and we are excited to be on
track to serve a million families through new home construction, home renovation or critical home
repair by the end of 2015,” said Reckford. “This milestone also complements our new strategic plan
that focuses on improving housing conditions for the escalating number of low-income families
worldwide; supporting and influencing partner organizations to increase access to shelter and
advocate for affordable housing policies; and mobilizing the hands, hearts and voices of volunteers
in the cause of adequate and affordable housing.”
Habitat for Humanity’s global leaders and supporters
gathered in Atlanta today to raise the wall on Habitat’s
800,000th home.
worldwide families
served in FY13
CONSTRUCTION
New: 24,608
Rehabs: 4,902
Incremental: 25,729
Repairs: 69,707
Total construction: 124,946
Disaster risk reduction
and response: 32,014
HOUSING SUPPORT SERVICES
Land tenure (families): 1,163
Technical assistance (individuals): 214,244
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Financials
ASSETS
$32.9 million
July 2012 to June 2013
REVENUE
$12.2 million
EXPENSES
$12 million
Of every dollar contributed,
88 cents goes directly to support
Habitat Chesapeake’s programs
and services.
Full audited statement available upon request.
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Celebrating 30 years...
September 30, 2012: Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake’s
Family Reunion in Patterson Park
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Habitat for Humanity of the
Chesapeake celebrated the
Grand Opening of the Columbia
ReStore–our fourth store in
Central Maryland.
1.9 1.9 18
million pounds
of material saved
from the landfill
million dollars
in total income
from four stores
thousand dollars
in sales at the
Columbia
Grand Opening
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thousand hours
contributed by
volunteers—a
3k-hour increase
thousand dollars
earned from
salvage recycling
percent increase in
pickup donations
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Donors
$500,000+
Community Development Block
Grant
Harry and Jeanette Weinberg
Foundation
Self-Help Homeownership
Opportunity Program
$100,000-$499,999
BGE/Constellation Energy
Baltimore Ravens
Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Trust
Maryland Affordable Housing
Trust
Orokawa Foundation
$50,000-$99,999
Ark and Dove Presbyterian Church
Park School of Baltimore
$20,000-$49,999
Anonymous
Baltimore Community Foundation
Baltimore Women’s Giving Circle
Bank of America Foundation
Blue Waters Foundation
Citi Foundation
Enterprise Community Partners
Osprey Foundation
Transamerica
Woods Memorial Presbyterian
Church
$10,000-$19,999
Arundel Federal Savings Bank
Ashland Presbyterian Church
Christ Memorial Presbyterian
Church
Clayton Baker Trust
Combined Federal Campaign
General Motors Foundation
Global Impact
Lakeside Title Company
Merritt Properties
NextGen Foundation Charitable
Trust
Melissa Smith
Mary J. Sundius
T. Rowe Price Associates
Foundation
United Way of Central Maryland
$5,000-$9,999
Joseph P. Allwein
Anne Arundel County Executive
David E. & Cecilia M. Beck
Bike & Build, Inc.
J. Michael Brennan
Ethan A. Brooks
Mary Catherine Bunting
Catonsville Presbyterian Church
Tara B. Clifford
J. C. Crothers Foundation
Eastern Savings Bank
Euler Hermes ACI
Harundale Presbyterian Church
Greg & Elaine Lechner
Loch Raven United Methodist
Church
Maryland Charity Campaign
Andrew McCormick
Irene McDermott
National Financial Services, LLC
Northwest Savings Bank
Open Society Institute
Elaine Ross
$2,500-$4,999
Aegon/Transamerica Foundation
Anonymous
ARINC
Bank of Oklahoma Foundation
BAPS Charities
Mark D. Case
Chesapeake Surgical
Churchill Distributors, LLC
Corporate Office Properties Trust
Defender Direct, Inc.
Kim Dongmin
Employees Charity Organization of
Northrop Grumman Corp.
General Growth Properties
Nancy J. Kirk
Thomas Lemke
Ian Martins
Elizabeth Matsui
McCormick and Company, Inc.
Miles & Stockbridge Foundation
Christopher Padgett
Paul’s Place, Inc.
PHH Vehicle Management
Services
Richcroft, Inc.
Rohde & Schwarz USA, Inc.
St. Vincent de Paul Roman
Catholic Congregation
Benton & Barbara Schaub
Severn Savings Bank
Matthew H. & Kim M. Sherman
Stifel Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
Doris & Donald V. Sweet
Thrivent Financial For Lutherans,
Anne Arundel County Chapter
Towson Presbyterian Church
U. S. Department of Housing &
Urban Development
Warrick Dunn Charities, Inc.
Wegman’s Food Markets
$1,000-$2,499
Alexander Design Studio, P.C.
Paul & Donna Amico
Jeannie Anderson
Anonymous
Lori Arnet
Arris Design Studio, Inc.
A. L. Bain
Kristin Barrett
Berl Bernhard
Katharine Blakeslee
Broadneck Senior High School
Jerald E. Brown
Calvary United Methodist Church
Calvert Hall College
Cape St. Claire United Methodist
Church
Kristine Caverly
Christ Lutheran Church
Ronald J. Cohen
United Way Combined Charity
Campaign
Constellation Energy Matching
Gifts Program
Cotton Duck Title Company
James S. Craig
Dennis P. & Danita Eichenlaub
Faith Presbyterian Church
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Annapolis
Gary M. Gabris
Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn, P.A.
Francine Graillot-Holman
Edward P. & Elsbeth S. Haladay
Hamilton Barksdale Brown
Charitable Trust
Jim Handa
Carolyn E. Harper
Harvey M. Meyerhoff Fund
Havenwood Presbyterian Church
Hewlett Packard
Hussman Strategic Advisors, Inc.
Deanna H. Johnston
Natalie Karouna-Renier
Arthur J. Keffler
Maree Keffler
Frank R. Kimmel
Roger O. Lepage
Shirl Mammarella
Margaret O. Cromwell Family
Fund
Luke McCrone
Michael McMullan
Craig B. & Paula K. Merkle
Eugene R. & Martha L. Morris
Mount Hebron Presbyterian
Church
Mark Nelkin
Steven Nell
Nelson & Sara Fishman Family
Foundation
Network for Good
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Pfizer United Way Campaign
Doris Pickerd
Ronald E. Pivarnik
Michael Posko
Patricia N. Prewitt
Providence College
Michael A. Ramey
Edward Regensburg
Audrey S. Rogers
John F. Rogers
Jake Ruppert
St. Andrew By the Bay Catholic
Church
St. Bernadette Roman Catholic
Church
St. John’s Sweet Air Lutheran
Church
St. Joseph’s Parish
St. Mary of the Lakes
SAP Matching Gift Program
Dan Schlapbach
Gary L. & Carol L. Schmidt
Jeff Schram
David Sewell
Bayinnah Shabazz
Stephanie L. Shack
Stewart A. Stack
Harlan Stansbery
Cynthia Stevens
David J. Stevens
Bob Strahan
Katherine Strakes
The Brickman Group
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
Deborah W. Toms
Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Program
Sheila Wallace
Wells Fargo
Margaret Witherup
Rex Wright
David Wynkoop
$500-$999
Kristen Abbey
ABC Equipment Rental
Robert W. Addy
America’s Charities
Annapolis Subaru
Anonymous
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Atlantic Maintenance Group, LLC
Cynthia Ballard
David Barnes
Dorothy W. Barr
Lawrence C. & Margaret M.
Blumenauer
David Bremer
Brio Tuscan Grille-Annapolis
Brio Tuscan Grille-Baltimore
John K. Bruins
Linda J. Bruins
Margaret D. Carlin
Susan Carlin
Catholic Community at Relay
Christian Temple Christian
Church, Disciples of Christ
Bernice Coles
Nichola Conze
Rosemary Council
Richard & Lynda Davis
Steven & Karen J. DeWitt
Barbara A. Donohoe
James B. & Kathryn R. Elder
Terrence H. Ellen
Elaine Farrant
George C. Farrant
Betty G. Finucane
Mary A. Gerster
Glen Burnie United Methodist
Church
James Glenn
Susan Glover
Vincent Greene
Julie Grudzinskas
Carlton K. & Anita J. Gutschick
Charles H. & Judith M. Hackman
James F. & Lillian S. Hart
Torian Henderson
Hereford High School
Jude & Randi N. Hogan
Venetia Holland
Edwin S. Howe
Sandra S. Hoyt
Jack & Jill of America
Karen E. Jackson
John Meyerhoff and Lenel
Srochi-Meyerhoff Fund
Douglas Kantor
Charles P. Kernan
Mark Klotzbach
Mark R. Koch
KPMG, LLP
Sheryl A. Lepage
Miles R. Lichtman
Charles Lynch
Nancy MacMorris-Adix
William McGagh
Gregory P. & Annette S. Merrill
Thomas L. & Mary A. Milan
Bruce Morgenstern
MuniMae Foundation, Inc.
Rachel Newis
James F. O’Reilly
Our Lady of the Fields Roman
Catholic Congregation, Inc.
Jessica Peirce
The Pistone Family Foundation
PNC Foundation Matching Gift
Program
Virginia T. Pond
Rebekah Porter
Thomas Powell
Razoo Foundation
Thomas E. & Judith H. Reid
Rian M. Yaffe Contributions
Paul Rieger
Dorothy L. Rosenthal
James Roser
William Schummer
Servpro of Washington County
Stephen K. & Mary F. Shock
Virginia Shook
Sotera Defense Solutions, Inc.
St. Andrews Christian Community
Church, Inc.
James & Amy Stolarski
Staci Summers
Tessco Technologies
Donn M. & Louise A. Teubner
The Friends Foundation
United Church of Christ of
Annapolis
Anthony J. Van Hover
Vanguard Equities, Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Jillian Walsh
Margaret Weiss
W. Daniel White
WLR Automotive Group
Richard Wormsbecher
$250-$499
Rosita Acevedo
Hoover Adger
Thomas E. & Jacqueline G. Alessi
American Express Foundation
Jonathan L. & Kristen J. Andrews
Anonymous
Michael Austin
Edwin W. & Janet L. Bartholomew
Michael K. Bast
Michael J. & Mary Baxter
Scott Beers
Donald Bergeson
Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community
School
CJ Blevins
John H. Bonn
Booz Allen Hamilton
Michael J. Borowitz
BP Fabric America Fund
Dedra Brandon
Barbara E. Breckel
Katherine Briddell
Cornelia Brown
Thomas Bullinger
Brigid Butler
Betty G. Carpenter
Chizuk Amuno Congregation
Christ Our Anchor Presbyterian
Church
Daniel M. & Amy E. Clements
Regina Codi
Community United Methodist
Church, Riviera Beach
Connectivity Solutions, LLC
Harriet E. Cooperman
Barbara J. Crain
H. T. Criswell
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