2018 HBF Annual Report

CREW REPORT

We are so thrilled to present to you our 2018 Annual Report!This report outlines the work the HBF has completed over the last year – our 25th Anniversary Year! This report will showcase many individuals and companies that have partnered with us and made our efforts over the last 12 months possible. 2018 was a big year for the HBF. Here are just a few of the highlights.• In April, with the help of many members of our HBF community, we celebrated our 25th Anniversary with an amazing event in Denver. It was so good, we’re going to include that event annually – our Annual Celebration (join us on June 6, 2019!).• We also launched the new look, feel, and mission of the HBF. We move forward now with the mission to build independence, provide opportunities and elevate lives for individuals and families with disabilities in our community.• We streamlined our project process and increased our Project Captain recruitment efforts. As a result, we have a record breaking number of projects, work items, Project Captains and retail value of projects. (See pages 6 & 11 for details!)• The demand for our services continues to increase as the word about our program reaches more people. As such, we have restructured the staff to support this growth! See page 13 and meet our HBF crew. What remains the same throughout this growth and change, is the focus on our impact to HBF recipients and appreciation for our supporters. Throughout our process, �om application to project completion, we focus on how we as a community can come together to help restore a piece of each recipient’s independence. Each person named on these pages and reading this report are a part of that process. There are those that are proud supporters of the organization; those that provide critical funds both as individuals and companies; and those who graciously donate time and supplies to complete the projects…you all play an important role in elevating the lives of HBF recipients and their families in our community. We have so much to be proud of �om 2018, and our 25-year existence. Thank you for being a part of our HBF community. I hope you continue to be a part of our crew for the next 25 years!

B E T H F O R B E S

THE EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2018 Financial Overview – Page 5

2018 Program Impact – Page 6

2018 Annual Supporters – Page 9

2018 Board of Directors – Page 10

2018 Project Captains – Page 11

Meet the Crew – Pages 13-14

Get Involved – Page 15

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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

2%2%3%

16%

31%45%

In-Kind ContributionsEvents

IndividualsBusinesses

FoundationsOther

$843,661$591,034$294,194$63,981$46,350$42,362

45%31%16%3%2%2%

2018Thank you to everyone whomade these projects possible!

program impact

* 51 Ramps * 15 Bathrooms * 11 Doors * 8 Stair Lifts * 7 Railings * 6 Decks * 5 Floors

* 4 Additions/Expanded Living Areas * 4 Sidewalks * 4 Door Openers * 3 Platform Lifts * 2 Sheds * 1 Ceiling Lift

PROJECTS BY TYPE

* Completed 197 work items for 120 Recipients* 52 Project Captains* During Blitz Build completed 21 ramps in 3 days

Retail value of all projects = $833,660.90!

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2018 IN WORDS

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2018 IN WORDSWhat Our Recipients Say:

Josh was born at 28 weeks and spent the first four months of his life in the neonatal intensive care unit in the hospital, going on and off life support. As a result of those early challenges, he is nonverbal and non-mobile (wheelchair bound). In spite of those challenges, he is a happy, smart and determined boy who loves to bike and spend time with his family, �iends and neighbors.Like most 13-year-olds, Josh is growing. It became increasing difficult for his family to continue carrying him up the stairs, where his bedroom and bathroom were located. It was also challenging to enter and exit the home in his wheelchair, without an accessible solution to assist. That’s where the Home Builders Foundation (HBF) became a part of Josh’s story.

A�er receiving Josh’s request for assistance, the HBF visited the home to assess the project and began sourcing a Project Captain to complete the work. A Project captain stepped in first to build a ramp with a crew of volunteers during the HBF’s annual Blitz Build event last August.

In the meantime, the family moved Josh’s bedroom to the main level to limit the number of trips up and down the stairs. However, bathing was still upstairs and increasingly difficult. Then an additional Project Captain joined the HBF crew for Josh, and modified the first floor powder bath so Josh could bathe there, instead of traversing the stairs.

The total value of the work completed for Josh is more than $20,000, but thanks to the HBF and Project Captains, Josh and his family received these modifications at no cost. The modifications for Josh increase his safety, the safety for his caregivers, and allow all to focus more on his wellness journey.

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ANNIVERSARYSUPPORTERS

PLATINUMSUPPORTERS

GOLDSUPPORTERS

SILVERSUPPORTERS

BRONZESUPPORTERS

Brook�eld ResidentialBuilders FirstSourceCAPITALIn�nity Home CollectionLP Building Products

Rio Grande Co.R/W SPECIALTIESTRI Pointe HomesTruWood Siding and TrimWonderland Homes

FRIENDS OFTHE HBF

SUPPORTERS

Accessible SystemsAspen BuildersFirstBankFront Range Window & Door

IN-KINDSUPPORTERS

ABC ReprographicsArizona TileCCD Interiors

General Building MaterialsHome Builders ServicesMoen

United Site ServicesUniversal Forest ProductsVenture Painting

Land Title Guarantee CompanyMilgard Windows & DoorsPinehurst Sanger FoundationProfessionals Miracles Foundation

2018 ANNUAL SUPPORTERS

Josh was born at 28 weeks and spent the first four months of his life in the neonatal intensive care unit in the hospital, going on and off life support. As a result of those early challenges, he is nonverbal and non-mobile (wheelchair bound). In spite of those challenges, he is a happy, smart and determined boy who loves to bike and spend time with his family, �iends and neighbors.Like most 13-year-olds, Josh is growing. It became increasing difficult for his family to continue carrying him up the stairs, where his bedroom and bathroom were located. It was also challenging to enter and exit the home in his wheelchair, without an accessible solution to assist. That’s where the Home Builders Foundation (HBF) became a part of Josh’s story.

A�er receiving Josh’s request for assistance, the HBF visited the home to assess the project and began sourcing a Project Captain to complete the work. A Project captain stepped in first to build a ramp with a crew of volunteers during the HBF’s annual Blitz Build event last August.

In the meantime, the family moved Josh’s bedroom to the main level to limit the number of trips up and down the stairs. However, bathing was still upstairs and increasingly difficult. Then an additional Project Captain joined the HBF crew for Josh, and modified the first floor powder bath so Josh could bathe there, instead of traversing the stairs.

The total value of the work completed for Josh is more than $20,000, but thanks to the HBF and Project Captains, Josh and his family received these modifications at no cost. The modifications for Josh increase his safety, the safety for his caregivers, and allow all to focus more on his wellness journey.

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Executive CommitteeBill Wood - President, Devereaux Development

Kolby O’Herron - Past President, Wonderland HomesNathan Colburn - President Elect, Accessible Systems

Brad Brubaker - Treasurer, Berkley BankMackenzie Leatherman - Secretary, Ferguson

Luke Waugh - Project Ful�llment Committee Chair, Saddleback Design Flooring & Finishes

Mike Tayloe - MT SalesJohn Keith - Harvard Communities

Board of DirectorsNiki Abeyta - Craig Hospital

Jon Cohen - USLBMJennifer Eye - OrePac Building Products

Jeremy Evans - Alpine LumberLori Gorzynski - Prime Lending

Lane Haberer - Haberer CarpentryJohn Hovde - In�nity Home CollectionChris Layne - Former HBF Recipient

Derek Longwell - FirstBankHeidi Majerik - Southern Land Company

Dan Merciez - Boise CascadeBen Meyerhoff - Former HBF RecipientJeff McGovern - William Lyon Homes

Ashley Reutter - LennarHeather Thomas - Wood, Smith, Henning & Berman LLP

2018 HBF BOARDof DIRECTORS

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Accessible SystemsAlpine Lumber

Architectural ImagineeringArrowhead Floors and Interiors

Ascent MobilityAspen Design Renovations

ASR CompaniesBerkeley HomesBill DiGuisseppi

BMCBuilders FirstSource

Colorado Housing and Finance AuthorityColumbine Plumbing

CR GardnerCustom Builder and Remodeler Council

David Weekley HomesDevereaux Development

Dustin’s Hardwood Re�nishingFortress Framing

Haberer CarpentryHarvard Communities

Images FlooringIndependent Living Solutions

In�nity Home CollectionJack Dorwart

Jackson Design Build

Jessica Rose CoutureKB HomeLennarMcKee WoodcraftMcStainMimi’s Home SolutionsMT SalesOakwood/PBSOrePac Building ProductsParkwood HomesRichmond American HomesRosewater ConstructionR/W SPECIALTIESSaddleback Design Flooring & FinishesScott’s Backhoe and Excavating ServicesShef�eld HomesSlider ArtworksStamped ConcreteStandard FenceThriveToll BrothersVan Dyk ConstructionWilliam Lyon HomesWonderland HomesYankee Out West101 Mobility

2018 PROJECT CAPTAINS

Become a Project Captain or Volunteer!Email Brian Johnson at bjohnson@hbfdenver.org

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2019 StaffBeth Forbes

Executive Director

Brian JohnsonProgram Director

Lauren KnudsenCommunity Development Director

Alice WurstAdministrative Manager

Doug BocheConstruction Manager

meet the crew

Pictured Le� To Right:Alice, Brian, Beth, Doug, Lauren

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2019 StaffBeth Forbes

Executive Director

Brian JohnsonProgram Director

Lauren KnudsenCommunity Development Director

Alice WurstAdministrative Manager

Doug BocheConstruction Manager

meet the crew

Pictured Le� To Right:Alice, Brian, Beth, Doug, Lauren

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2019 New Board Members

Mark BaileyToll Brothers

Devin BundyMcClure Concrete

Jim Iversen Rio Grande Co.

Terry KygerSaddleback Design

Adam McCartieOrePac Building Products

Cheryl SchuetteColorado Homebuilding Academy

Mike SmithBoise Cascade

Michael SolanoBest Choice Janitorial

Marci WhitmanBoomerang Marketing

Kate WyethLP Building Solutions

meet the crew

Pictured Le� To Right:Mike, Marci, Cheryl, Kate, Adam and Mark. Not pictured: Devin, Jim, Terry and Michael.

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GET involved

When you give to the HBF, you enhance the quality of life for our recipients and help them remain in their own home with dignity and independence. Your gifts give each individual recipient the opportunity to live their life to the fullest. Give today!

donate financially

We rely on our community of volunteers to assist in building home modi�cations for those most in need. You can become part of that community by joining a project team, becoming a Project Captain or volunteering with events!

join the crew

Be a part of building someone’s independence by joining us for one of our four special annual events that raise critical program funds and mobilize volunteers.

you’re invited

2019 New Board Members

Mark BaileyToll Brothers

Devin BundyMcClure Concrete

Jim Iversen Rio Grande Co.

Terry KygerSaddleback Design

Adam McCartieOrePac Building Products

Cheryl SchuetteColorado Homebuilding Academy

Mike SmithBoise Cascade

Michael SolanoBest Choice Janitorial

Marci WhitmanBoomerang Marketing

Kate WyethLP Building Solutions

meet the crew

Pictured Le� To Right:Mike, Marci, Cheryl, Kate, Adam and Mark. Not pictured: Devin, Jim, Terry and Michael.

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