2010-2011 Annual Report

The unprecedented growth that Habitat for Humanity of Evansville realized last fiscal year can only be attributed to theunrelenting support from those who give of their time, talents and treasures. The Board of Directors set a goal early

last year to serve at least 100 families by expanding its housing solutions to include weatherization and rehabbing. Weended the year with a final tally of 94 families served, and we could not have done that without the community’s support.

During Fiscal Year 2010-11 we built 18 new homes, rehabbed two, and weatherized 76 existing homes. We are close tofinishing 19 homes in Shadewood Place, near the Glenwood Leadership Academy, and we recently announced plans to expandour community development efforts into the Jacobsville neighborhood. In order to mirror the success we had in Glenwood, wewill continue to collaborate with community partners as we expand our efforts into the Jacobsville neighborhood.

I encourage you to become involved at a deeper level with Habitat for Humanity of Evansville, whether that’sthrough volunteering at the job site or giving financially to a build. As you will read about in these next few pages,families are better off when they purchase a Habitat home. They are better off financially, their self-esteem increases,and they have a sense of pride in their accomplishments. Being engaged with Habitat not only gives us an opportunityto help more families help themselves, it allows us to put our faith into action.

In Christian Partnership,

John B. Phipps

A Message from the PresidentJohn B. Phipps, President, Board of Directors

Julie ClineRegional Marketing Coordinator, WOW! Internet, Cable & Phone

Rev. Dennis DavenportPastor, Eastminster Presbyterian Church

J.P. EngelbrechtChief Executive Officer, South Central Communications

Butch FeulnerAttorney, Community Volunteer

Beth FolzAttorney, McFadin Higgins & Folz

Sherman GreerDirector, Evansville/Vanderburgh CountyEmergency Management Agency

Jacque HardinRetired, Ameritech

Rick JillsonCorporate Communications Director, Old National Bank

Elizabeth KalbPsychologist, Integrity Psychological and Counseling

Jim LongMarketing Consultant

Rev. F.P. MillerPastor, First Ebenezer Baptist Church

John B. PhippsChief Lending Officer, Heritage Federal Credit Union

David SandersAttorney, Fine & Hatfield

Mike ShouldersPresident and CEO, VPS Architecture

Sandy Smith JonesOwner, Sandy Smith Realtors & Builders,Danco Construction

Monica StinchfieldSenior Vice President, First Federal Savings Bank

Stephen ThomasAttorney, Gerling Law Offices

Steve TitzerChairman of the Board, Harding Shymanski & Company

Jodi UebelhackDeputy Prosecutor, Vanderburgh County

Jim WittmanVice President of Development and Leasing, RegencyCommercial Associates

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Board of Directors

This fiscal year Habitat for Humanity of Evansville has helped 94 families have a decentplace to live by building 18 new homes, completing 2 major rehabs, and helping 76

homeowners in Glenwood weatherize their homes.Through the process of innovating and exploring additional housing solutions and

neighborhood revitalization, Habitat has stayed true to its core mission and principles. Thisyear was a true test, and we passed with flying colors.

We do a tremendous job building new homes with families in need. However, not everyone needs a new home.Some families own their home and still need a hand-up. Habitat made a commitment to try and help these familieswhile maintaining a robust new construction program. We have done that this year and have much to celebrate!

By expanding into renovating and preserving homes Habitat for Humanity of Evansville has indeed expanded itsability to achieve its core mission — seeking to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes,communities and hope.

Looking ahead Habitat must press to refine its approach to neighborhood revitalization, expanded housing solutions,and sustainability. This requires all hands on deck. The year 2012 will be a year of diligent work to ensure fullengagement of our donors, volunteers and community partners.

I look forward to a deeper relationship with you and am excited to see what the future holds.

Warmest regards,

Lori Reed

A Message from the Executive DirectorLori Reed, Executive Director

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Habitat for Humanity of Evansville partners with hardworking families in Vanderburgh and Posey counties whoneed a hand up to ensure they live in safe, decent and affordable homes. From July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011, Habitat

served 94 families through new construction and rehabbing and weatherizing existing homes. It’s not a giveawayprogram; in fact, families who purchased new homes had to work alongside volunteers and donors to build them, andfamilies who received weatherization were required to attend two workshops on community development. JaimeEickhoff, who purchased a new home, said her experience with Habitat was “unforgettable.”

“So many good memories, and I learned so much,” she said. “Everyone is a joy to work with.”From the required sweat equity to the homeownership classes that cover a host of topics, Habitat for Humanity fully

prepares families for this milestone in their lives so that when they turn the key on their new home they’re in it for thelong-term!

Who We AreHabitat for Humanity of Evansville is a non-profitChristian ministry whose mission is to build homes,communities and hope with hard-working families. Bypartnering with individuals, churches, businesses, andcivic organizations who share our vision, we seek to makeadequate, affordable housing for all a matter of conscienceand action.What We DoHabitat for Humanity of Evansville builds, renovates andpreserves homes for families who need a hand up.Families are full partners and, therefore, are required tomake an investment, financially and through sweat equity.Families must demonstrate a need; have the ability torepay Habitat’s investment through a no-interest loan; andcontribute significant hours of sweat equity to build,renovate or weatherize their home and help other familiesdo the same. They must also attend homeownershipclasses to learn skills in home maintenance and financialmanagement.

Where We WorkFounded in 1984, Habitat for Humanity of Evansvillecurrently serves families in Vanderburgh and PoseyCounties. A tithing program enables Habitat for Humanityof Evansville to contribute to homebuilding overseas.How It WorksCharitable contributions from individuals, churches,businesses and civic organizations provide the upfrontcost of building homes. These contributions – combinedwith homeowner mortgage payments – create a revenuestream that enables Habitat to build more houses andserve more families.Our MissionThe purpose of Habitat for Humanity of Evansville is tohelp fulfill the greater mission of Habitat for HumanityInternational to eliminate poverty housing in the world.We seek to witness to and implement the Gospel of JesusChrist in Evansville, Indiana, and throughout the world bybuilding homes with God’s people in need and byworking with them to create a better neighborhood andcommunity in which to live and work.

Building Homes“It’s a great feeling knowing I’m going to own a home instead of renting.”

– Jaime Eickhoff, Partner Family

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Full House Sponsors – 18 FamiliesBenefactors Build (2) – Danette Brodie and Lakeashia McCantsCatholics for Habitat – Debra TindleCity of Evansville (5) – Linda Bruce, Amitra Merriweather, Donika Ricketts,

Regina Ricketts, and Ebony RoachCrossroads Christian Church – Tammy PhiferHoliday Management Fund/Larry Dunigan Family – Karen ReynoldsIndustrial Contractors – Hank and Denita MilesLutherans for Habitat/Thrivent Financial for Lutherans – Bianca ToliverMt. Vernon Ministerial Association – Jaime EickhoffOld National Bank – Lasha RoachMike and Hope Staubitz/Staubitz Charitable Trust – Heidi ZirkleUnited Church of Christ/Disciples of Christ Build – Angela BeckerWomen Build – Amanda BratcherAnonymous – Danuielle Shafer-Hardin

Rehab Sponsors – 2 FamiliesHabitat for Humanity of Evansville,

Fund for Humanity – Linda WilliamsFederal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis and

First Federal Savings Bank of Evansville –Benny and Sarah Cartwright

WeatherizationSponsors –76 FamiliesIndiana Office of Energy

DevelopmentVectren Foundation

Habitat for Humanity of Evansville provides numerous opportunities and levels of sponsorshipsfor donors and supporters to provide simple, decent and affordable homes to families. Many

participants sponsor a house wholly at $55,000, while others participate at the half-house level, or$27,500. Still others provide the funding that’s needed to weatherize or repair homes. Whatever thecommitment, sponsors are always welcome to work alongside families while they build their homes,leading to a greater understanding of the need for affordable housing and sustainable neighborhoods.

Many thanks and congratulations to the following supporters who sponsoredhouses and funded rehab and weatherization projects, which were completedor dedicated between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Building Communities“You gave my family a permanent housing solution I NEVER thought would be possible.”

– Danuielle Shafer-Hardin, Partner Family

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Volunteers are the backbone of a nonprofit organization. They help keep costs down by allowing resources to bespread more broadly to other areas, and they can bring fresh insights into the work place. Habitat for Humanity

of Evansville has many opportunities for volunteers to become engaged, including building houses or serving on theBoard of Directors, in the office or on committees. Last year 1,070 people volunteered, giving 15,300 hours valued at$269,433, according to Independent Sector’s value of a volunteer’s time for Indiana. That’s money saved that can be usedto build more homes for families. Some volunteers help once or twice on a build, while many others work on a regularbasis. We call those who help build on a regular basis our Core Crew, because they bring a wealth of knowledge andskills that fill gaps and enhance the Habitat experience among families, donors and staff. Jim Hineborg, for example, is aretired mechanical engineer who started helping in 2007 when Habitat was building the New Haven neighborhood. Thefirst day he stayed longer than most to help set trusses. After that, he was hooked. For him, Habitat is morethan helping others, it’s become a way of staying physically active and meeting new friends.

Habitat for Humanity of Evansville salutes the core volunteers who do the majority of the construction work. They arelisted below according to years served.

20+ YearsMike BradfordElvin ReedRock Reed

16-20 YearsElmer BerberichRay LambertNick LongJerry TaylorJerry Weis

11-15 YearsJack DempseyTom EmgeJim KahreRobert KeilJoe LameyJack MainDale MartinCarl SchofieldJim StevensJim StudwellBob WarnerDelbert Wittman

6-10 YearsClyde AustinJohn ButhodDon GilliesChris HuusJaylene KieferDelbert Welte

0-5 YearsJim BartlettCheryl BingemerGlenda ButlerCarol CatesSpike DurantJim HavensJim HineborgEllis JacksonKevin LongMarlan MaidlowMorris McCallDan Michael

Dale OberbeckDave SchnakenburgSteve SorensenStewart SmithTom SteinLarry VadbunkerFran VixCarroll WeberJim WolfDick Yeager

Habitat’s Core Crew“I’m always proud to say that I volunteer at Habitat.”

– Jim Hineborg, Habitat Volunteer

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Tithing is a Christian tradition in which people give sacrificially as anexpression of their faith and in the belief that God will provide for their own

needs. Habitat for Humanity of Evansville participates in this practice as wellthrough a tithe program that helps families overseas have a decent place to live.Since 1985 we’ve contributed $881,333 to help build homes for 326 families, mostly in Jordan and Botswana.

In July a group from Evansville visited the Botswana affiliate and helped build two homes for families in the villageof Molepolole. For nearly two weeks, they shoveled sand, mixed mortar and stacked blocks, sharing in the blessings thatcome from helping others. While the group recognized many differences in customs, there were also plenty ofsimilarities. Love for family crosses all cultures, and hope for a brighter future is as strong on the other side of the worldas it is in the United States.

Habitat for Humanity of Evansville promotes dignity and hope, whether it’s here in the Evansvillearea or in other parts of the world. Tithing follows an ancient Biblical tradition in which God askedIsrael to sacrifice the first crops of the harvest, trusting that the remainder would be enough to providefood for the rest of the year.

In exchange for this act of faith was a promise of provision:

“Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me inthis,” says the Lord Almighty, “and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven andpour out so much blessing that you will not have room enough for it.”

— Malachi 3:10

“My life has been personally enriched by this experience.”– Barbara Borries, Global Village Participant

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Global Village

Now that Terriseta Harris is in her own home, she’s thinking of saving for her four daughters’ education. Her mortgageof $275 a month is much less than what she was paying to rent an apartment, so the savings will jump-start a college-

savings fund. And if she gets a job that pays more, she no longer will have to worry about her rent going up as it did whenshe lived in Section 8 housing.

“I’m even thinking of going back to school myself,” the 29-year-old said.Harris’ home was sponsored by the Benefactors Build, a pool of funds generously given by multiple donors. The fund

gives donors the opportunity to meet and become more closely involved with partner families and to see first-hand wheretheir money is going.

“Participation in the Benefactors Build is an extremely positive experience,” said Jim Long, who regularly gives to theBenefactors Build and is also a member of the Habitat Board of Directors. “It is a pleasure to see a confident outlook forhard-working families who need assistance in obtaining decent housing that can alter quality of life as well as attitudestowards society in general. Being involved with Habitat is an exciting means for contribution to the community.”

Gifts to the Benefactors Build can be in any form, such as an in-kind donation, a gift of appreciated stock or a one-timemonetary donation, and they can be of any amount. No matter how large or small the gift is, Habitat will put it to workhelping a family have a better life.

“The Habitat program has been a great experience,” Harris said.To find out more about this opportunity to help families, please contact Michael Erwin, development director, at (812)

423-5623. You may also visit our web site at www.evansvillehabitat.org to make a secure online donation to these builds.

Benefactors Build“It feels great to own my own home.”

– Terriseta Harris, Partner Family

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Perigo-Prickett Society

Before moving into her new home built by Habitat for Humanity ofEvansville, Sharon Goldston had to wash her clothes at a nearby

laundromat. That wouldn’t be a problem for many, but for Goldston it was amajor inconvenience since she uses a walker. Now, however, the 58-year-oldhas a new energy-efficient washer and dryer just a few feet away.

“I’m so excited to have this opportunity,” she said.Goldston’s dream of homeownership was made possible through a gift from the estate of John Horace and Margaret

Lucille Gooch. Charitable gifts through estate planning are key to the sustainability of Habitat for Humanity of Evansville.They give donors the opportunity to maximize their gifts and provide a way for Habitat to focus on long-term growth.There are various ways to remember Habitat in estate planning, including gift annuities and charitable trusts, and alldonors who do are honored as members of our Perigo-Prickett Society. The Society was founded in 2000 to recognize thosewho have remembered Habitat for Humanity of Evansville in their estate plans or made a contribution to the Habitat forHumanity Endowment Fund with the Vanderburgh Community Foundation.

The Society is named after Jim Perigo and Jim Prickett. Perigo helped to establish Habitat for Humanity of Evansville,and Prickett played a significant role in the founding of Habitat for Humanity International in Americus, Ga., in 1976.

Steve and Wendy Thomas support Habitat through the Perigo-Prickett Society as a way to emphasize their continuedcommitment to Habitat for Humanity of Evansville and its mission of helping families become homeowners. They wish toremind their children and grandchildren of the family importance they have placed on partnering with Habitat.

“It’s been most gratifying as a donor to see the impact our giving has made on families and in our community,” saidSteve Thomas, who is also a member of Habitat’s Board of Directors. “We know our donations are being judiciously usedin a way that meets our philanthropic goals.”

All God’s people have a right to safe, decent and affordable housing. Remembering Habitat in estate planning is oneway to help improve the lives of families just like Goldston’s.

Lois M. Bennettt

Lola J. Brommt

Melvin L. Dickhautt

LeRoy and Pat DilgerMarjorie E. Ewingt

Gilbert and Alberta Fehrenbachert

Butch and Linda FeulnerJim and Emily Fowlert

John and Lucille Goocht

Dan and Lou Ann GreenBen Greinert

Eugene and Barbara HamlowJim and Carol Havens

Elizabeth KalbDr. Llewellyn Liebert

Bob and Shirley NicholsonJim and Pat Perigo

Jim and Janette PrickettLori Reed

Charlotte RichardttKenneth Silvermant

Steve and Wendy ThomasMaryedna Wilkiet

Scott and Holly WittmanAnonymous (3)

Perigo-Prickett Society Members

“It’s so nice to be able to park close to where I live.”– Sharon Goldston, Partner Family

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At the heart of Habitat for Humanity of Evansville’s mission are its efforts to ensure that all men,women and children have a decent place to live. This includes ensuring that neighborhoods in

which Habitat builds reach their fullest potential. While Habitat focuses on housing, it takes more toimprove entire neighborhoods. It takes collaborative efforts from a broad range of interconnectedpartners, community organizations and residential leaders willing to work on other issues, such aseducation, health and safety. Habitat and its partners have been working on this kind of acomprehensive plan to revitalize the Glenwood neighborhood for three years and recentlyannounced plans to work in the Jacobsville area.

Glenwood now has a community garden, and a local market has begun offering fresh produce. Inaddition, improvements have been made to roadways and sidewalks, and there are plans to routethe greenway passage near the Glenwood Leadership Academy, the newly renovated hub of thecommunity that also recently opened a community health clinic.

All of these collaborative efforts have served as a springboard to attract more capital into thisneighborhood and Jacobsville, where Habitat has already begun collecting data. Early resultsindicate that 11 percent of homes in Jacobsville need major roof repair. Working with its partners tobuild, renovate, preserve and uplift, Habitat will use the same collaborative model it used inGlenwood to help residents and businesses in Jacobsville realize their dreams.

Neighborhood RevitalizationBuilding homes, communities and hope

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Blighted structures were a concern of Glenwood residentsuncovered through needs assessments conducted at the

beginning of the revitalization process. In response, Habitat forHumanity of Evansville has been demolishing structures thatwere once havens for drug activity and has replaced them with affordable, safe homes for families.

Between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011, Habitat demolished 11 blighted structures in Glenwood,built 18 new homes and renovated two. The majority of the new homes are in Shadewood Place,where Habitat replaced vacant, distressed properties with 19 new homes.

As Habitat moves toward a more holistic approach to revitalization, housing solutions have beenexpanded to include weatherization and rehab to meet the needsof more families. We and our partners, the GlenwoodNeighborhood Association, Crossroads Christian Church andVectren, weatherized 76 homes and plan to do more in early2012. Habitat will also during that time launch the MortonAvenue Development, a mix of new construction and rehabbetween Sweetser Avenue and Riverside Drive.

By building, renovating and preserving homes, Habitat and itssupporters are laying the groundwork for healthy families androbust neighborhoods.

“I love living in Shadewood Place. The neighbors are nice.”– Tammy Phifer, Partner Family

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Building and Renovating

Habitat by the Numbers

Home Construction� 18 new homes built� 2 homes rehabbed� 11 blighted structures demolished� 100% of families who purchased a home said they would recommend Habitat to others. *� 75% of the families who purchased a home said they understood budgeting better after having

participated in homeownership classes.*� 83% of the families who purchased a home said they understood home maintenance better

after having participated in homeownership classes.*Home Weatherization� 76 homes weatherized� 22% reduction in the amount of air flowing through leaks in homes weatherized

*Based on a 66% survey response

Fiscal Year 2010-2011

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Fiscal Highlights

Direct Contributions - 55%

Mortgage Payments - 21%

Grants - 18%

In-KindContributions - 2%

Miscellaneous & Interest - 4%

HOWTHEMONEY IS EARNEDDirect Contributions $1,764,453Grants $581,318In-Kind Contributions $46,001Mortgage Payments $680,536Miscellaneous & Interest $131,961

TOTAL $3,204,269

HOWTHEMONEY IS SPENTConstruction Expenses $2,596,350Administration $197,954Fundraising $169,086

TOTAL $2,963,390

Construction Expenses - 87.6%

Administration - 6.7%

Fundraising - 5.7%

A copy of the audited financial statement is available upon requestor by visiting the Habitat for Humanity of Evansville web site at www.evansvillehabitat.org.

Fiscal Year 2010-2011

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Full House Underwriters ($50,000 +)City of EvansvilleLarry Dunigan Family/Holiday

Management FoundationFederal Home Loan Bank of

IndianapolisFirst Federal Savings BankHabitat for Humanity InternationalIndiana Office of Energy

DevelopmentThrivent Financial for LutheransAnonymous (3)

Half House Underwriters ($25,000 -$49,999)Crossroads Christian ChurchFrontier-Kemper ConstructorsEstate of John Horace and Margaret

Lucille Gooch t

Industrial ContractorsOld National TrustOld North United Methodist ChurchTraylor BrothersVectren FoundationAnonymousAnonymous — Mt. Vernon

Humanitarians ($10,000 - $24,999)City of Evansville Endowment FundJim Fowler tGE FoundationCynthia Graves and Glenn TindellHome DepotImmanuel United Church of ChristLutherans for HabitatMead Johnson NutritionJeff OvertonToyota Motor Manufacturing, IndianaVanderburgh Community FoundationAnonymous

Master Builders ($5,000 - $9,999)Mark and Sarah AitonMary BartlettBethel United Church of ChristBethlehem United Church of ChristGreg and Joyce DonaldsonDan and Ellen Grimm

Mike and Carol HullCurtis and Nancy ShinabargerSt. John the Evangelist Catholic

ChurchSteve and Wendy ThomasVectren CorporationWabashike GroupEstate of Maryedna Wilkie t

John and Marian WittingThe Women’s Hospital

Builders ($2,500 - $4,999)American Century Investments

FoundationBristol-Myers Squibb FoundationCentral United Methodist ChurchEastminster Presbyterian ChurchButch and Linda FeulnerTim and Debbie FisherJane and Paul LeingangJim and Barbara LongDan and Laura NiemeierSalem Church of DarmstadtSouthern Indiana District AssociationSt. Benedict CathedralSt. Mary Catholic ChurchSt. Paul’s United Church of ChristTri-State Resource RecoveryZion Lippe United Church of ChristZoar United Church of ChristAnonymous

Founders ($1,000 - $2,499)ALCOA Warrick OperationsSteve and Debbie ArthurLon and Jeanne BellJoyce BennerCharlie and Leslie BergerBethany Christian ChurchCheryl BingemerBarbara BorriesDean and Karen BoslerPatricia BrayCharles and Shirley BriziusScott and Lorelei BriziusCarl and Kay ChapmanDavid and Ginny CookDick and Naomi Cook

Charlotte CumminsJ.P. and Tammy EngelbrechtF. C. Tucker Emge RealtorsFaith United Methodist ChurchGerald and Sydney FinneyBob and Julie FodstadEd and Mary Ann FoxGary and Paula GerlingGlobal ImpactGood Shepherd Catholic ChurchDan and Virginia GrimmBelle and Chandler HageyJacque HardinJohn and Laura HevronDavid HillenbrandTed and Nancy HitchHoly Rosary Catholic ChurchKathleen KnappJohn and Wanda KochDon and Jean KorbAmy LackeyNick and Kevin LongDale MartinMarie and Alan MartyMethodist TempleMt. Vernon Ministerial AssociationBob and Shirley NicholsonPoint Township Church of the

NazareneGreg and Cindy RiedfordJames RineRiverside Prosthetics, Inc.Ross and Kim RudolphSacred Heart Catholic ChurchOscar and Dottie SchaussBarry and Darby SchnakenburgWill and Meghan SchnakenburgBruce and Kathleen SchneiderJohn and Diane SchroederJames and Joann SchwentkerSimpson United Methodist ChurchCookie and Stewart SmithTom and Greta SmytheSt. Agnes Catholic ChurchSt. John’s United Church of Christ,

DowntownSt. Paul’s United Church of Christ,

German Township

Many thanks to all of our donors who supported the mission of Habitat forHumanity of Evansville by making a financial contribution between July 1, 2010and June 30, 2011. We appreciate your efforts to help hardworking familiesbecome homeowners. Many thanks, too, to our in-kind donors who arerecognized in each issue of our newsletter.

“I love everything about my home. I treat it with care because it’s mine.”– Amitra Merriweather, Partner Family

Our Donors

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St. Theresa Catholic ChurchBrent and Tracey StevensAndrew and Martha ThienemanSteve and Sandy TitzerBarbara TrockmanJeff and Nancy TrockmanScott and Roberta VeazeyFran and Vernon VixPatty and John WisemanScott and Holly WittmanRichard and Paula YeagerAnonymous (2)

Dedicators ($500 - $999)Philip AmesRon and Margaret AngermeierNorm and Juli BafunnoMarcia and Tom BallardJerry and Shirley BeckerRandall and Linda BeckerJohn BeckmanElmer and Ellen BerberichEugene and Bernice BickelRichard and Carolyn BohmDr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, Jr.Centenary United Methodist ChurchAngelika and Dennis ClarkCorpus Christi Catholic ChurchCortegra Group, Inc.

Cathy and Jim EdringtonPatrick and Janice FlamionRon and Beth FolzKristie-Kae and Rick FrenchDr. and Mrs. Edward FritzDan and Lou Ann GreenDavid and Linda GuginHafer Associates, P.C.Linda HallWilliam and Jeanne HardestyScott and Kathryn HarrisCharles and Donna HedgesAndy and Cindy HowardRonald and Alice HuffmanLeroy JochumPaul JohnsonKappa Kappa Kappa, Inc.James and Marilyn KruegerRay and Jane LambertBruce and Diane LongCharles and Susan MartinColleen MartinNativity Catholic ChurchAnne NicholsonDavid and Melissa NicholsonRobb and Susan OatessMark ParmenterMartha ReitzCharles Sitch

Norman and Susan SnyderSt. Boniface Catholic ChurchSt. Francis Xavier Catholic ChurchSt. John’s East United Church of

ChristSt. Joseph Catholic Church,

Vanderburgh CountySt. Peter’s United Church of Christ,

HighlandStarbucksState Farm CompaniesMonica and Darrell StinchfieldCharles and Elizabeth StormsWilliam and Susan TaylorTrinity United Church of ChristWilliam and Mary TuckerJodi UebelhackAnonymous

Cornerstones ($250 - $499)Beth Anderson and Valerian CoutinhoSam and June BakerChrist Church United Church of

ChristMargaret ClemCountryMarkKimberly DelcocoJane DuesterbergNancy Erwin

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Tim and Anne FiedlerWilliam and Jacqueline FreemanPhyllis HalterLinda and Richard HobbsMorgan and Matt HussmannJD Levy & AssociatesCarol KoewlerJoe and Charlene LameyDr. Llewellyn Lieber Charitable FundSue MeadMichael MelchiorsJeff and Jennifer MulzerCarol NicholsGeorge PayneRock and Carolyn ReedAileen RobertsMarian and David SauveyRichard and Joann SchechterSt. John’s United Methodist ChurchSt. Matthew’s United Church

of ChristStephen Libs Finer ChocolatesTexas RoadhouseUniversity of Southern Indiana

Habitat for Humanity ChapterJohn and Suzanne Van HoyThomas and Doris VonderhaarWal-MartWashington Ave. Church of Christ

Developers ($100 - $249)Kent AdamsAdler Excavating, LLCC.J. and Charlene AltstadtEd and Barbara AnconaThomas and Carol AndersonJohn AnsbroRay and Helen ArensmanLarry and Sharon AustinRobert and Martha BaehlMoira BandoliBarbara BernhardtYvonne BertramBike & Build, Inc.Donna and Thomas BlytheLuke BollBruce and Ginny BonenbergerKim BorrorCharles BowmanDeborah BrakelDale and Phyllis BuenteJeff and Margaret Ann ByrneKim Carpenter

Bruce and Lisa CasteelJoanna ChangDawn Cimeley and Jose ManningJack and Phyllis CornAndy and Jackie CosgroveRichard CruzDavid Matthews AssociatesWilliam and Clara DavidWayne and Judith DavidsonJohn Deppe and Shari BarrettElise DeppenDiamond Valley Federal Credit UnionEd and Martha DiamondDan and Erin DiehlJack and Carol DillardMark and Sally DominickE & B Paving, Inc.Joseph and Patricia EasleyAnn ElpersJim and Kristie ElsnerFairlawn United Methodist ChurchMelvin FawDennis and Scarlett FeldhausNelson and Cecilia FordStephen FowlerDavid and Jean FreezeKarla and Stephen GaynorLyndell and Carol GearsDaniel and Barbara GibsonNicole GoodsonDavid and Kelley GreerBarbara and Eugene HamlowCharles and Stella HaynesDebra HeadKenneth and Carolyn HelmWayne and Jewell HenningRonald and Judith IrvinMarion and Lawrence JudyJim and Dorothy KahreTodd and Willie KainElizabeth KalbGail and Gordon KelleyMcCoy and Sara KemmerlinDorothy KincaidSusan and Joe KingShelley Kirk and Mark FischerPaul and Sally KleinknechtMary and William KnappKnights of ColumbusCheryl KuchnaMargaret and Donald KuhlenschmidtJerry KuykendallTari Langford

Mary LavalThomas and Barbara LiffickKirk and Lois LightEvelynne LonnbergMarlan and Pat MaidlowMarlborough Family PracticeBarbara Jo MayMcCutchanville Community ChurchMcCutchanville Garden ClubBill and Dee McDonaldAnne McLaughlin and Matthew

LothamerMargaret McLaughlinMatthew and Susan MelfiMargery and Stephen MerrickRick and Cynthia MerriwetherDouglas and Audrey MikolasekDaniel MillerFrancis MillerDan and Nancy MitchellMike MitchellPaul and Erma MitchellJerome and Camilla MoellerBrad and Lynn MuehlbauerFred and Kim MulfingerJ. D. and Patricia MulhollandMichael and Susan NalinMaria NelsonMary NicholsonConstance and Howard NorlinOld National BankDiane OliverLarry OsborneRandy and Cindy OwensRobert and Jackie PattenViola PaulMike and Myrna PedenPam and Dennis PepperJim and Pat PerigoAndria Petry-Siage and Youssef SiageGary and Julie PfisterJoan and Ronald PohlNancy and Edward PruszRobbie RasureElvin and Joan ReedSteve and Madeleine ReffettRobert and Linda RheinlanderCharlotte M. Richardt Endowment

Fund

“I thank God for this program and the people involved with the program.”–Linda Williams, Partner Family

Our Donors

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Vicki and Alan RisterChristi RobinsonLouise and Alvin RoehrGreg and Debra RorieMary and Pete RuthenburgAl and Jackie SartoreMichael and Ann SchapkerLinda SchmittDavid and Sherri SchnakenburgJan and Dan SchraderMary SchroederRoger and Elizabeth ShinnerlRick and Kimberly SilversLarry and Susan SimsJim and Margie SmithDavid and Kimberly SpaettiRodney SpawCarol and Ronald SpringsteenBill SpurlingSt. Lucas United Church of ChristQuentin and Ann StahlBeth StoneRonald and Audrey StonerJim and Barbara StudwellJulie and John TalleyRichard and Melinda TibbalsAl J. TiekenSandra TorzewskiDennis and Julie Verkamp

Florence WannemuehlerJoyce and Steve WatersJim and Margaret WeinzapfelMonica WeissDelbert WelteWhirlpool FoundationLawrence WilliamsJohn WilsonNorma WuchnerRebecca YorkDorothy ZehnerAnonymous (2)

Groundbreakers ($1 - $99)Elizabeth AdamsEugene and Rose AdlerHugh and Carol AhleringRandy and Cheryl AlsmanDavid and Cynthia AltstadtRobert and Jean AndersonDavid and Vicky AshworthDeborah and Mark AtchisonChristina AthertonAuto Body Supply CompanyTom BacurinThomas BalbachBank of AmericaSharon and Samuel BarterCharles and Peggy Bee

Helga BeelerDarrel and Polly BighamPaul and Lisa BillingsleyDebbie BlakeWilliam BlankeLisa and Joe BolattoHarold and Donna BolinTheo and Tim BootsBarbara and Randy BrackMartha BrandtJoan BrantAmanda BratcherRandy BrownRoy and Bonnie BrownJanet BuchananCharlie and Terri CauseyArthur and Dixie ChristmasGlenn and Mary ClaybaughShirley and Justin ClementsTerry and Gloria CollinsKay ConderGlenn and Julia ConleyRegina ConnerDonna CookMargie CraftW. Murl and Mary CrowleyJeffrey and Leslie DavisMary and Perry DeWeeseDennis and Patricia Dewey

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Margaret and Richard DiemerKatherine DonnellyDale DrakeLawrence and Carol DreyerJim and Kim DunkelbargerBob and Julie DurchholzJames and Cheri DurchholzJoyce and Larry DurchholzEast Side Christian ChurchJoann EiflerRick and Kathy ElliottMichael and Kathy ErwinJohn and Gail EuberGerald and Adelia EvansSherri FairchildHarry Faulkner and Shelley JonesKenneth and Wilma FehdAmy and Anthony FeitlJeffrey and Catherine FerrisFifth Third FoundationSuzanne and Matthew FinnWilliam Fiscus, Jr.Janice FisherSarah FlachElizabeth FlittnerBob ForresterDiane FowlerBob and Marlene FowlerRichard and Sarah GahagenGates FarmsDelia Taylor GerlancLeroy and Mary Elizabeth GillesMac and Anna GlaserGlenwood Neighborhood AssociationRebecca and Eric GlinesJimmy and Linda GoebelDavid GowinsJoseph and Cynthia GrassmanL. E. GreubelJohn GriffithJohn GrobenTim GrunowMonique and David HaireKevin and Kelly HamiltonMarilyn HammanJudith HancockVicki and Cary HanniVickie and Darrell HarrisJim and Susan HartmanJay and Lisa HarveyDan and Susanne HaydenAndrea HaysSusan and Dennis Heathcott

Judy and Donald HebererSandra and Merle HeckmanConnie HeilmanKenneth and Janice HeugelCarol and Donald HiggsMarvin and Beverly HillPatricia HolcombChristine HoltBarbara and Terry HuberMary HupferBill and JoAnn HussmannDavid and Rebecca IsleyLynn IsvikJohn Deere LandscapesPatricia and Robert JohnsonAlice JonesCarol KambanisDavid and Catherine KappJoe and Linda KaufmanMaurice and Norine KellerMary KercherJanice KidderJohn KieferVictoria KindredFrances KingSharon KingLennis and Jeanne KirkKenneth and Judy KirklandCarol KissingerDonald KleinschmidtBeth and John KnappDavid and Donna KnappGerald KnowlesKenneth and Marlene KrasavageJack and Betty Jo LandJean LannertMaria and John LaughlinJames and Evelyn LeMondElizabeth LockridgeDonna and Mark LoganJudy LopezSusan LuerssenJulia LukerImogene LutzYvonne and Bryan MansSteven and Anne MartinRobert MartinDavid and Diana MattlinDan and Judy McEverTim and Lisa McGuireSondra and Thomas McNamaraFrances McSparinMemorial Fund of Posey County

Menage Lore Red Hat ClubGary and Ann MerkelJane and David MertaJerry and Dolores MillerWesley and Susan MilnerDonald MintonClarence and Lucille MitsdarfferJulie MooreBarbara and Allen MoormanDon and Susan MosbeyKaren and Anthony MostellerChris MyersB.R. and Helen NeatheryJoan and Stan NevillMarian and Theodore NiemeierThomas and Joanie NiemeierBill and Dorothy NiemeierWilliam NorthernSusan OdoyoGeraldine OethOliver Headache & Pain ClinicCarol and Anthony OrthWilliam OxbyJackie and J.E. PenderKelly PenningtonKathryn Perdue t

William and Janet PeterPaul PetersJohn and Linda PolinWilliam and Brenda PooleRay and Jana PritchettJoseph and Mardell PuckettAngela RandolphRed Spot Paint & VarnishRuth and Marvin RedmanAndrew ReedChris Huber and Rachel ReinersCathy and Dennis RennerJake and Kristel RiffertJoy and Donald RiggsJames RitterJim and Pamela RobinsonMartha RohlferLyman and Shirley RollKaren and Richard RombauerRichard and Jane RoysterMary Lue RusslerJoanne RussoMarian Saalweachter

“I’m very happy. Thanks again for this wonderful experience!”– Angela Becker, Partner Family

Our Donors

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Salem United Methodist ChurchMarjorie SandlebenLeslie SandlinGene and Beckie SchadlerJames and Terry Lou SchaeferRobert and Carol SchaffsteinScott and Traci SchaumMatthew and Karen ScheesseleLisa and Gregory SchellerJames and Betty SchmittDennis and Joan SchneiderJim and Kristine SchroederJane and James SchroederAnn and Brian SchuesslerMark and Joan SchulerJoyce SchutzMary Seib t

Todd and Beth SewardErlus ShataraClaudia SheltonChristine ShipleyEmily SightsJames SimonVicki and Steve SmallLoretta SmithMary Ann and John SmithAnthony and Doretha SpahnJohn and Myrna SpurginTim and Amy Spurling

St. Peter’s United Church of Christ,Wadesville

Pamela and Neil StackhouseRobert and Kristina StasiJason and Mindy StoermerTerence and Beverly StoflethCara StoneDorothy and Russ StratmanBarbara and Edmund SullivanRodney and Marie SummersMarvin and Beverly SundermanRudy and Barbara SunkelKaren SureckEdward and Anna SusatShirley and Edward SwanNancy SynowiecBetty TaloffSharon TheeChristopher and Dianne ThomasSharon TornattaDaniel TownsendTrinity United Methodist ChurchUnity Church of EvansvilleRoger and Debra UtleyKathleen VandeveerDavid and Michele VanhooserGary and Judy VanhoosierJo Ann VaughnThomas and Kathryn Verkamp

Marjorie VogelMargaret and William VogtBonnie and Lowell WalkerWilfred and Anna WannemuellerBetty and Paul WargelVerna WatsonMartha WeatherfordJalane WeberJohn and Shirley WeberLeroy and Diane WeinzapfelDavid and Susan WeisJerry and Roberta WelchJohn and Carol WellsZenda and Terry WhiteDoris WhobreyGerald WildemanMelvin and Jacki WildemanJames and Karen WillNicholas and Jenna WillPatricia WillLucy and Shirley WilliamsKimberly WillnerCharles WilsonMichele WinternheimerDelbert and Judy WittmanFaye and Bill WortmanGlenn and Jennifer WuchnerDorothy WyattAnonymous (2)

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staffLori ReedExecutive Directorlreed@evansvillehabitat.org

Deb atchisonFamily Services Coordinatordatchison@evansvillehabitat.org

Michael ErwinDevelopment Directormerwin@evansvillehabitat.org

alaina GriggsVolunteer Coordinatoragriggs@evansvillehabitat.org

Lydia JohnsonCommunity Relations Directorljohnson@evansvillehabitat.org

sr. Jane Michele McClure, OsBMajor Gifts Officerjmcclure@evansvillehabitat.org

Laura NiemeierData Systems Specialistlniemeier@evansvillehabitat.org

tina NufferConstruction Managertnuffer@evansvillehabitat.org

John PeningerConstruction Manager, Rehabjpeninger@evansvillehabitat.org

steve PetersConstruction Directorspeters@evansvillehabitat.org

Kerry WireConstruction Managerkwire@evansvillehabitat.org

Jennifer WuchnerFinance Director/Office Managerjwuchner@evansvillehabitat.org

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