2013 Annual Report by Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity

2013 Annual Report

“Because my mortgage payment is $300/month less than my rent had been, I’ve been . My son is now in college, and I just earned able to my associate’s degree...braces and dance classes for my daughter, a more fuel-efficient car... we have been able to do a lot of things we might not have been able to do without Habitat.”

save for the future

~ Elaine S., Habitat homeowner since 2007

Message from the Executive Director What do a firefighter, city bus driver, data processor, mechanic, forklift operator, housekeeping coordinator, caregiver, teacher, and kitchen manager all have in common? Habitat homeownership. For 30 years, Habitat has been providing a hand up for those who “work hard but fall short” due to the discrepancy between local wages and housing costs – those who provide our community with services, hospitality, education and so much more. In recent years, we have also been providing home repair services to those who own their own home, but lack the financial resources to make necessary improvements. More than 1,000 adults and children have benefitted from our work directly, and thousands more have benefitted indirectly.

We are proud of these accomplishments and inspired by the homeowners who share with us, years later, just how much their lives have improved thanks to affordable homeownership. Unfortunately, our work is not yet done. The need for Habitat programs remains; in fact, it’s growing. Asheville was recently listed as one of ten areas in the country where home affordability is deteriorating the most.* Habitat helps local families for whom homeownership and home repair would otherwise be unaffordable. As we move forward into the next 30 years, I want to thank you for being part of our history and ask you to be part of our future, as every family in Buncombe County deserves a safe and decent home.

With gratitude, Last year, we helped 43 local families through our new home construction and home repair programs. We also completed our 250th Habitat house in Buncombe County and we began construction on the 10,000th Habitat house in the state -- built right here in Buncombe County by our affiliate.

* source: Yahoo Finance 3.4.14

By the numbers

12 12

local families purchased new Habitat homes in Buncombe County

families across five International countries have new Habitat houses (through our tithing program)

31 2,100

local families had their homes repaired by Asheville Area Habitat

More than volunteers contributed more than 61,000 hours of service!

$79,000

was donated to the 30th Anniversary House by the community, thanks to a $30,000 match offered by Blue Ridge X-Ray Company

Geographic reach

Asheville Area Habitat builds and repairs homes throughout Buncombe County. In 2013, we built 12 new houses and repaired 31 existing homes. We also supported the construction of 12 new Habitat homes across five International countries (Bangladesh, Egypt, Guatemala, Haiti and Malawi) through our tithe program.

Completed 4 neighboring houses in Woodfin

Completed 22-house Carney Place neighborhood in West Asheville And, started infrastructure development at Hudson Hills, off Johnson Blvd. in West Asheville

Began a 17-house subdivision in Swannanoa

Completed 32 Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative (NRI) projects across the county, including a new shed and raised beds at the Shiloh Community Garden

Homeownership “I

got to do the baffles in the attic. I helped put up some siding…I know what is in my house; I know what it took to build my house. I know how proud of my house I am... For the longest time, I couldn’t hang pictures because I wouldn’t bring myself to put holes in the walls...I can’t thank this organization enough. You don’t realize how you touch the lives of the people you serve…it’s home, it’s community, it’s a place that I can be safe.” ~ Cheryl J., homeowner since 2001

“My son and his wife own their own business, and

my daughter has a great job….The day my daughter graduated from NC State, I graduated from AB Tech. … now I work with the Housing Authority helping people go back to school, start a business, achieve homeownership. It feels good to give back to the community…I love my house and I am so blessed for the opportunity to own a home of my own.” ~ Terrie W., homeowner since 1997

“I

moved into my home in 1993 and that was a great blessing to me. I began to have a different outlook on life. I had my own home, my kids were happy, I was happy. I have enjoyed the house for years and years...Every time I think about Habitat, I just smile. You all are a true blessing to me…If it weren’t for Habitat, I don’t believe I would be in a home of my own.” ~ William C., homeowner since 1993

“Where I grew up (Guyana), I didn’t have a lot. To be

able to provide for my family a safe place to live, secure with clean water…just a happy place to be… I am very grateful for this opportunity.”

~ Rochelle T., homeowner since 2013

Home Repair M

rs. Walker is an elderly widow living on a fixed income. She was grateful to find she could have some needed painting and maintenance done on her home when she qualified for Habitat’s Home Repair program. When discussing how the repairs would be done to provide an affordable monthly payment at 0% interest, she was amazed to find out it incorporated volunteer labor: “People will come and volunteer so I can have this work done? What a wonderful gift to me!”

Mrs. Baynes doesn’t

slow down much. An active member and volunteer of the Senior Center and Shiloh Neighborhood Association, she is giving what she can to assist others. Although her husband of many years is in poor health, Mrs. Baynes continues to serve her neighbors and those in need. She was quite pleased to partner with Habitat on some needed repairs to her home, and discussed her gratitude recently with staff, “Habitat’s doing a lot of good work in our neighborhood. I’m just thankful I can get some things done. I know there are a lot more people who need more help than me, so this is a real blessing.”

rs. Allen is an elderly widow who lives alone. She recently said, “Living on a fixed income has its challenges, but I try to stay positive and active.” She does both quite well! She stays active in the community by volunteering at the Senior Center cooking meals and is involved at her church and other community organizations. She is thrilled Habitat will be able to paint her home for an affordable price.“The biggest thing to me was getting a payment I could make each month. That is such a blessing.”

The Wilkersons had

attempted to undertake some needed painting and maintenance on their home. However, raising three children on a limited budget made it difficult to attain their goal. They were thrilled to qualify for Habitat’s Home Repair program and were excited to welcome and work with the volunteers who were helping to replace siding, paint the home’s exterior and install new gutters. “This program is just such a blessing. We’ll be able to rest easier knowing our home is in better shape, and having it done for a payment we can afford is unbelievable.”

unforgettable experience

“If you’re looking for an , this is it! Working with so many great people involved in Habitat has made me realize how truly moving life can be…be prepared to receive so much more than you are giving!” ~ Paige H., Collegiate Challenge volunteer

Volunteer

Volunteers

“Volunteers are essential to keeping Habitat homes affordable.” ~ Lew Kraus, Executive Director

Volunteers support staff and homeowner families in every aspect of our work. Last year, 2,129 volunteers contributed more than 61,000 hours of service! That’s $1,350,540 worth of time according to Independent Sector who values volunteer labor at $22.14/hour. Those listed below are “core” volunteers who regularly volunteer on a construction, deconstruction or home repair site, in the ReStore or office, or as a member of a committee. Volunteers | Construction Services Ross Akin Dick Allen Bill Bechtold Jess Benton Joy Benton Cetta Brown Chris Brown Fay Brown Thom Carman Ken Clark Stuart Cottorill Kevin Cox Gilbert Curl Walter Curl Alan Cutter Charles Cziczo Joyce Davis Carol Deal Ken Deal Paul Dismukes

Ray Ducharme Lou Dwarshuis Phil Edgerton Ted Faber Lou Farquhar Paul Finegan Richard Forkey Charlie Franck Carter Gorman Dick Graham Beth Greck Cecil Greck John Hammond Gene Horner Tom Houser Ralph Johnson Cliff Joslin Bill Kantonen Bernie Koesters Steve Kolb

Alan Lang Mike Lang David Langdon John Latham Bob Laveck Wally Lee Ed Lewis Bill Lineberry Linnea Linton Len Lorensen Roger Matthews Kerney McNeil Henry Meinken Georgena Millar CJ Obara Patrick O’Connor Neil O’Sullivan John Petkovich David Puthoff Jerry Ray

Bill Reid Ken Roth Charlie Sparks Rick Speight John Steigerwald Mary Ann Steigerwald Pete Steurer Bob Swartz Buddy Tallant Jerry Towson Sharon Waugh Dick Werling Jim White Bud Wiley Bill Winkler Jack Witzel Tom Wolff Jim Worley Edwin Yockey

Volunteers | ReStore Ed Adam Carol Ali Bruce Ammerman Helen Andrews Joann Ankrom Kristen Ashford Stephen Bakes Gil Basist William Bennert Ben Bittan Jeremiah Blossfield John Bowers Chris Bradford Tommy Bradley Alice Brown Chris Brown Stephanie Brown Meg Bruch Mike Burke Angela Cannady Katie Caron Phil Casey Emily Causey Keith Chichester Anne Connolly Bernhard Cordts Barbara Cordts Bill Crownover Betty Daniels Susan Diehn Jane Dill Cassie Dillon Jim Dugas Sandra Dykes Susie Emerick Bruce Emory Laura Evans Lee Fadden Pat Farris Sherman Fearing Sid Finkel Dustin Folse Grant Garmon Roger Gauthier

Barbara Geiser Jesse Gingrich Grant Glover Russ Goddard Barbara Goertz Denise Goodson Jim Goodson Mark Goodwin Al Grathwol Al Gribble Sherry Griffith Jane Grossman Sandra Gudger Sandy Gustafson Ned Guttman Jim Hamling Ellie Hartye Sean Hastings Karen Hawkins Joan Hendren Nancy Herman Dick Hipp Resa Holt Shaunda Hunter Ashley Ireland Jade Jones Bill Kalarovich Joe Kane Gwen Keller Al Kirchner Connie Koiner Linda Korte Gail Lamb Michelle LaRocque Karen Larson John Latham Allen Laws Luke Lechner Wally Lee Angela Lepro Laura Lowe Susan Luke Josh Lynch Norm Madden

Paul Mansnerus Dick Manz Marge Marsh Rhoda Mason Jess Mason Kari Maurer Susan Maveety Rhonda McKenna Diane McLean Cody Moore Sharon Morgan Marie Morris David Moy Peter Mudge Roy Myers Chris Newton Meredith Norwood Jada Nye Ami Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill Natalie Pappas Jane Parmley Jen Pearson Saundra Penn Connie Pfleideres Lindsay Pitre Martin Pusser Sheila Ray Lee Raymond Kirk Raymond Betty Jo Readling Garrett Riggs Julia Roberson Beth Robrecht Rosemarie Robuck Debbie Rogers Heather Roy Wayne Ruth Kris Ruth Marianne Ryall Kippy Ryan Ron Schmid Clarence Schmidt Haydee Schulte Mae Score

Bob Score Vincent Scott Mamie Scott Harvey Sexton Dan Shackelford Ron Shimberg Andrew Simons Jane Sleeva Martha Smith Yvonne Smith Cindy Stanton Gary Stefan Christian Strangfeld Shirley Studwell Trina Summers Anna Summerville Anne Tansey Bruce Tettemer Bob Theall Nancy Theall Tom Thompson Chrissy Tingle Walt Tolley Dennis Tolley Lou Towson Jan Trainor Julie Trzeciak Susan Tuomey William Underwood Linda Urquhart Natalya Voyevodskaya Micah Walling Tom Weaver Arnold Willen Alan Williams Marci Windham Bernie Wolf Beebe Woodside Jan Wright Amy Yaich Bill Zaferis

Volunteers | Administration Audit Committee Reed Roig, Chair Sid Finkel Ken Kaplan Tim Wrinn

Building Committee Lou Farquhar, Chair Linnea Linton Jerry Towson Tim Wrinn

Building a Way Home Campaign Cabinet Spencer Duin, Chair David Whilden, Co-Chair Paul Dismukes Scott Gillam David Greiner Neal Hanks, Jr. Rebecca Lawton Rick Manske Robby Russell Ricky Silver Cissie Stevens

Events Committee JoAnn Goddard, Chair Gwen Bigham Rhonda Davis Susan Diehn Barbara Earle Daphne Fox Rebecca Lawton Lee Raymond Elaine Sargent Julie Simpson

Family Selection Committee Gail Stashick, Chair Ellen Carr Diana Geter Rhoda Groce David Lee Mary Lewis Beth Robrecht Jerry Towson Sheri Waters

Family Services Support Walton Davis Brattan Gelder Skip Helms

Finance Committee Tom Maher, Chair Johnny Davis Spencer Duin Scott Gillam Jim Hamling

Land Acquisition Committee Chris Cavanaugh, Chair Will Buie Johnny Davis Tom Maher Marc Rudow

Office Support

ReStore Committee

Bonnie Cathers Ali Cleis Rhonda Davis Laura Evans Aaron Finkel Florence Floros Rhoda Groce Bill Higgins Sharon Horne Susan Houser JoAnn Goddard Jean Lee Peggy Newell Claudia Scarber Georgia M. Shannon Gwen Summey Nancy Theall Carol Vruwink

Jim Hamling, Chair Cassie Dillion Sherman Fearing

Women Build Advocacy Team Margaret Averyt Muffi Brown Claudia Cady Suzanne Childress Joyce Davis Tricia Franck Peggy Newell Soni Pitts Julie White

Outreach Committee Dick Allen Bruce Ammerman Brigitte Bassham Bill Doyle Tricia Franck Cheryl Jones Rhonda McKenna Tonya Presha Victoria Rose

Since 1983, Asheville Area Habitat, an independent affiliate of the ecumenical Christian housing ministry Habitat for Humanity International, has welcomed people of all faiths, ethnicities, creeds and backgrounds to its organization and communities.

experiencing the joy

â&#x20AC;&#x153;This is a pleasure that never gets old: of our partner families as their dreams of a home of their own become a reality. I am proud to be a cry baby when it comes to crying tears of joy for these families.â&#x20AC;? ~ Gail S., Board member

Donate

Donors

Financial supporters contribute to one or more programs: the Annual Campaign which provides funding for new home construction and home repair; Building a Way Home capacity building campaign that aims to triple the number of families served; and House Sponsorship, bringing volunteer support in addition to funds to create the backbone of our building program. The following pages list the names of those who made generous cash and in-kind donations in 2013. Please accept our deep appreciation on behalf of all Habitat families. We hope you will accept our apologies should there be errors of omission, misspelling, or otherwise incorrect listings. Please bring corrections to the attention of: Ann Hubbard, 828.210.9378 (Annual Campaign) Eva Mellert, 828.210.9385 (Building a Way Home) Betsy Warren, 828.210.9362 (House Sponsorship)

Donors | Annual Campaign AAHH Global Village 14029 AAHH Global Village 14040 Able Rent-A-Jon Bruce Abt Marla and Joel Adams John and Elizabeth Adamson Cathy Adkins David and Debbi Aiton Byron and Amy Alday Tim Alderson Robert Alexander Joe and Gale Alexander Cynthia Alleman Dick Allen Karen Altice Martha Jean Alvis American Speedy Printing AMGEN PAC.Match Account Mae Ammons Parker and Alice Andes Jesse Andrews Anonymous

ARC Bernard and Holly Arghiere Mary Elizabeth Arrowood Asheville Community Movement Asheville Fence Asheville Merchants Fund Asheville Pizza & Brewing Co. Asheville Radio Group Asheville Savings Bank Asheville Yoga Center Mary V. Atkinson AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Phil and Joan Atwood William Auman Larry and Cheryl Avery Margaret M. Averyt AvL Technologies Ray and Sanny Bachmann Patricia Bacon Jean Bailey Doug and Martha Baird Jean Baker

Stephen and Julie Bakes Ryan and Brooke Baldwin Fred and Susan Barbour Luther and Ruth Barnhardt Corajean Barrett Dawn Bartholic Bruce and Karen Bartlett Carolyn Bartlett Shirley Bartlett Kathryn Bassett and Michael Butterfield Sylvia M. Bassett Jessica Bassett and Chris Dudek Michael Bates and Lorrie Bowen Bill and Donna Baumbach Jocelyn Baumgarten Bob and Audie Bayer Susan Bean The Beattie Foundation Debbie and David Beck Bill and Sybil Becker Isbell Behrer

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bell Lucy Bennett Mike and Fredreen Bernatovicz John Bernhardt, Jr. Bart Bevis Sharon E. Bigger William and Vicki Biggers The Biltmore Company Don Biondo Biscuit Head Pat and Irene Bishop Sheree and Jim Bissett Joy C. Black BlackBird Frame & Art Brady and Bobbie Blackburn Kurt and Debby Blankenburg Grace Bodaky Judy and Mike Bohan Ann Bohan James and Alice Bohrer Col and Mrs. Gordon Booth James and Martha Borawa

Donors | Annual (cont.)

Delores Borreson LeAnn and James Bound David and Laura Bourne Rick and June Bowles Camille S. Boyd Bart and Elaine Boyer Eckel and Rita Bradley Renae Brame Jay Bretz Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Isabel Brooker Larry and Gerry Brooks Brooks-Howell Home Residentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Council Fay Brown Donna and Phillip Brown Janice Brown and David Goldsmith Suzanne Brown Kirk and Shelley Brown Cetta Brown Ricky Brown Fleming and Marilyn Browne Patricia Brumbaugh and Janice Howard Janice and Joe Brumit Ashley and Jeff Bryson Marilyn Buchan Pamela Budd and Dudley Culp Rachel Buie Builders FirstSource Glenda and Bob Burgin Lynn Burklow Suzanne Burlone Selma Burns Harry and Martha Burrows Beverly and Terry Burt Linda and Tom Bushar Bert and Linda Butterfield Jones and Sandra Byrd Helen Cable Claudia Cady and Boone Guyton Angela Caffaro Margot Cain Paul and Cecelia Caldwell

Wayne and Mary Caldwell Cherre Caliri-Dainty and Jack Dainty Elsie Callahan Camp Lejeune Pamela Camp Marge E. Campbell Tom and Scottie Cannon Walter and Betsy Cantrell Julia Capps Linda and Fred Cardina James Cardwell and Anne Battram Sharon and John Cargill Thomas and Gay Carman Kathy and John Carpenter Carolina Day School Carolina Internal Medicine Assoc, PA Ellen and Bob Carr Joe and Leslie Carreiro Francine Carter David and Virginia Cartner Phil and Laura Casey Paul and Gina Cassano Sue Cauthen Central UMC Covenant Class Certified Appraisers of SF, Inc. Bill and Cathy Chambers Connie Chaplin Michael and Tomi Chapman Chevron Humankind Sharon and Don Christensen Moffett Churn Bob and Annie Cicale Christine Cicotello Richard Clark Chester and Martha Clark Ken Clark Billy and Cindy Clarke Lynne Clarkin Dianne and Robert Clinton Pat and Charlie Clogston Charles Cloninger Marie Clontz Richard Clough

David and Gay Cogburn Steve Cogburn Jan Coleman Coliseum Corporate Storage Owen and Esther Colliflower Laura Collins Jane Collins Esther Colton Comprehensive Chiropractic Cheryl M. Conway Debby Cooper Saundra Cordell Elinor Cotts Dave and Patty Couch County of Buncombe Pat and Mack Cox Ann Coyle Jean Crawford Denniston and Kay Crews Glenda Cronin Brown Crosby Eugenia Cross Phillip and Sandra Crouch Michael and Eileen Crowe Susan Culler and Mamie Hilliard Jeanne and Charlie Cummings Walter and Kay Curl Susan and Jeff Curtis Alan Cutter and Joyce Davis Stanley Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Daniel Ann Dasher Charlie and Nancy David Alan Davidson Thomas and Zanie Davidson Mary L. Davies John and Jeannie Davis Dan and Karen Davis Katherine Day Bruce DeBruhl Mary DeGroot Naomi Deifell Gerald Deland Jill and Mike Demos Cissy Dendy Dorothy and Francis Dennett

John and Andrea DeWitt Diane DeWitt William and Penelope Dickason Quinton and Ann Dickerson Lynne C. Diehl Jane Differding Gretchen Dilks Jimmy and Marlene Dillon Sara Dobson Mike Donahue Allen Doty Doug Shuford Seamless Gutters Dow Chemical Kenneth Drake Jim and Kathy Dunham Lyn Dunn Erin Dunnuck Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Durham, Jr. Roger Durham Robert and Cynthia Durham William and Beth Durr Dr. Louis Dwarshuis and Dr. Marilyn Kolton-Dwarshuis Barbara Earle and Stephen Houpis Gene and Barbara Earnhardt Judy Easley Eaton Corporation - Matching Gifts Dean Eayre Richard and Bridget Eckerd Beth S. Eckstein Leigh Edwards and Carter Webb Christie Ekerson Mohamed and Nora El Aasser Carey Jo and Jim Elam Holly and Doug Elledge Sarah and Tommy Eller George and Ursula Ellis Miles and Millie Elmore Ed and Milly Elrod Mitchell and Cleone Elrod Bob and Gail Embler Bruce and Day Ann Emory

Donors | Annual (cont.)

Epsco International & Companies, Inc. Ellen Glenn and Mark Evans Susan and Neal Evans Bob and Marilyn Evans Gary and Nancy Everhardt Ted and Donna Faber Lou and John Farquhar Conner and Evelyn Fay Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Fellowship Fund Susan Ferrence Judy Finch Paul and Virginia Finegan Hedy Fischer and Randy Shull Francis and Sylvia Fisher Evelyn Fittro Edward Fleming Barbara and John Fletcher FLS Energy Sammy Fong Richard Forkey Judy Fortner Diane Fowlkes Charlie and Tricia Franck Barbara Frank Vivian Frederick Michael and Carol Anne Freeman Nancy and Steve Freeman Arthur Fricke Sonya Friedrich Friends and Neighbors of Swannanoa Inc. (FANS) Ingrid Friesen and John Clabaugh Estate of Leonard Fritsche Martha Fullington Mary Gager Gordon and Robin Gaiser Anne Gant Wesley and Cornelia Garbee Vic and Vickie Garlock GE Foundation Gentry Heating

Robert and Sandra George Barbara and Dan Gerber Jean Gettys Rob Gilmore Grant and Lisa Ginn Charlie and Patricia Glazener Glidden - HFHI Ron and Pat Godbold JoAnn and Russ Goddard Meridy and Steven Goldstein Paula Goodson Jeff and Barbara Gould Dick and Marjorie Graham Dick and Janet Graham Jacqueline Grant Paul and Juanita Grantham Sallie Graves Kathryn Green Bruce and Rebecca Greene Bobbie and David Greene David and Amanda Greer David Greiner Al and Ruth Gribble Timothy and Susan Griffin Adam Griffith Paula Grillot Mike Grillot Larry and Barbara Griswold Wilma Grobe Carol Groben and Doug Lebbon Rhoda and Bill Groce Trey Groce Scott and Jennifer Groce Sharyn McDonald Groh Jane and Gilbert Grossman Grove Stone & Sand Andrew Gwynn Habitat for Humanity Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l Matt and Jeri Hahner Christine Hale and Kevin McIlvoy Lisa Gaye Hall and Michael Congleton Happy Home Ann Hartzog Hall Courtney Hall Jack H. Hall

Susan Hamil Judy Hamill Jim Hamling Judy and Terry Hamrick Alice and John Hancy Jane and Steve Hansel Anthony Harper Rebecca and Keith Harris Ron Harris and Fyffe Aschenbrenner Charlyne Harrison Mary Jo and Tom Harrison Mac and Muriel Hart Andrew and Janet Hart Broderick Hartman Cornelia Hasen Evelyn and Thornton Hawkins Brian and Susan Haynes Ruby Haynes Dr. and Mrs. John Hazlehurst James and Caryl Heid Charles and Louise Hembree Ethel Hendricks Lynette Hensley and Larry Baumgartner Nancy Herbert and Ed Stoll Len and Kathy Herr Jo Nan Hester Scott and Colleen Hicks High Country Surveyors, Inc. Highland Brewing Company Sara Hill Nancy Hill Betty Hill June Hillyer Pam Hinson Dan and Molly Hitchcock Richard Hobson David and Gloria Hoeppner Hal and Valerie Hogstrom Joseph Holbert David and Susan Holcomb Stan and Sandra Holt Resa Holt Sharon Horne Gene and Joanne Horner

Ann and Lang Hornthal Susan and Carlton Hornung Sandra Hoskin Jerilynn Hoy Ann and Sam Hubbard Bill and Marilyn Hubbard Elizabeth and John Hubbell Robert Huffaker Donna Hughes Jane and Jack Hunnicutt Elva and Horace Hunt Hunter Douglas Fabrications Bill Hussey Kathryn Hutton James and Cannon Hyde IBM Employee Services Paul Ill Jack and Sheila Ingersoll Dorothy Inglis Blaine and Karin Irwin Phillip Jackson Carolyn Jackson Hal and Donna Jacobs Sharon Jacques Sandra and Wayne Jakeway John and Sheila Jalutkewicz George and Colleen Jamesson Charles Jamison Jeff Ledford Electric Co., Inc. Richard Jennings, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jennings, Sr. Johnson Price Sprinkle John Robert Johnson Roberta Johnson Joel Johnson Paul Johnston Bob and Deb Jolley Stephen and Suzanne Jones Elizabeth Jones and John Ellery Karin Jones Douglas R. Jones Cliff and Patricia Joslin Josh Williams Enterprises, Inc. Maria Juarez

Donors | Annual (cont.)

Wilson and Susan Jumper Just Give Ellen Kaczmarek and Gary MacPeek Melissa and David Kadau Edie Kahn Michelle Kaiser Bill and Katie Kalarovich Bob Kaplan Vinod and Stasha Kapoor Leah Karpen Chip Kaufmann and Linda Frankl David and Dot Kaylor Judy Keels Robert Keener Sarah Kehrberg Meg Kelly Cinnamon and John Kennedy Mary Kepner Beth Kessling Jesse and Phyllis Key Henri Kieffer and Ann Batchelder Anne and Allan Kime Jesse and Jenny Kirby Eleanor Kittel David and Elaine Kjellquist Thomas and Pam Knies Thomas Knox

Bernie and Susan Koesters Michael Kohnle Stephen and Lois Kolb Lew Kraus and Joan Cooper Phil Kromer Jai and Sabrina Kumar Richard and Claudine Kurtz Bedford Lally John and Olivia LaMotte Rich and Suzy Landau Linda Lane Mike and Milissa Lang Alan and Jonnie Lang Jean and Bruce Larson Sarah Lashlee Nancy and Peter Lasky Laurey’s Catering Dr. and Mrs. Dale Lawrence Lawrence S. Holt, Jr. Fund Jan and Thomas Lawrence Floyd and Lonie Layman Wilma Leary Lee Barnett and Sons Plumbing Lee Marketing and Advertising Group Rachael and Anthony Lee Jay and Wendy Lee David L. Lee Erika Leon

Matching Gifts Did you know many companies match gifts made to non-profits by their current (and sometimes retired) employees? Ask your company about matching your gift to Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity to double your impact. If your employer offers a matching gift program, simply send the form to us along with your donation. Thank you!

Donna Leonard Daniel and Pat Lepore Angela and Myron Lepro Sandar and Jeff Leung Laura Lever Mike and Pat Levi Keith Levi and Patti Cameron Justine Lexvold Elizabeth Likis-Werle and Dave Werle John and Ruth Link Sandra List Fred and Terry Littleton John and Lucy Lively Maura Lohman Maria del Carmen Lomeli Kathryn Long Les and Catherine Love Lowe’s Charitable & Educ. Fund Kristen and Jonathan Lyda William and Janice Maddox Lisa and Ken Magee Maggie B’s Tom and Nancy Maher Olga Malinoski Beth Mallindine Esther Mallonee Emily Manning Joseph and Rendi Mann-Stadt Rick and Rebecca Manske Makenna Marcy Mardel Hildings, LLC Mark A. Kleive DDS Marketing Enterprises Marge Marsh and Earl Thompson Walt and Arlyn Martin Mast General Store, Inc. Barry Master Anna Matheson Jay and Susan Maveety Mike and Judy Mayer Bob and Suzy Mayer Hugh and Carol McCollum Deane H. McDaris George McDermott Dr. Patricia McDuffie

Kathryn McKeithen Rhonda and Jeff McKenna Virginia McKinley Shanti McKinnie Doug and Mary McLean Jennifer and Robbie McLucas Kerney and Jane McNeil Kathy McPeters Bruce McQuillen Kathryn Mead John and Jil Meadows Manny Medeiros MediationWorks of NC Helen and Lewis Merrill Mary Merrill Merrimon Chiropractic, Inc. The Michael Peeler Fund Dick and Linda Milholland Johanna Miller Barbara Mills Margaret Mitchell Steve and Ellen Mitchell Moe’s Original Bar B Que Michael Mooney and Marja Warehime Thomas and Andrea Moore Ron Moore Margot Moore Hillis Morelock Allan Morse Lynne Moser Christine Moses Sarra Mossoff Mostly Automotive, Inc. Mountain Xpress MRC McJunkin Red Man Corporation Multicare Management John and Catherine Murphy Dick and Vinton Murray Gloria Myers and Bill Allen Sue Ellen Myers Phyllis Myron NC Housing Finance Agency Donald and Martha Neblett Neely and Jim Neu

Donors | Annual (cont.)

Susan Neville New Morning Gallery and Bellagio Art to Wear Peggy Newell Marianne Newman David and Carol Newsome Dr. and Mrs. Howard Nichols Linda and Larry Nicodemus Margaret Normile Gray and Kathy Norris Julie and Fred Northup Nova Tire Greg Olson and Rosalind Willis Herb and Martha-Duke Ormond James and Laura Ormond Grant Osborne and Anna Stowe Osborne Neil and Carol Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sullivan Jamie Pace Naomi Palmer and Steven Howard Ellen and George Pappas Parsec Financial Management John and Jeanie Paschall Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Patrie Lynn Patrie Frank Patton and Susan Reiser Jeff Paul Ann K. Peck Dorothy Peeke George Peery and Mary Stair Fred and Hope Pennell David Pereda Ruth and Nick Perencevich Pergo Inc. SAMPLES Mary F. Perkins Judith Peterson Carrie and Josh Pettler Al Pfaff and Johnnie Zorn Rick and Beth Philipsen Dove Phillips Ben and Carol Pickard Daniel and Lydia Pierce Dan and Gloria Pincu Pisgah Investments Foundation

Pisgah Investments LLC Leslie Pitner Bob and Becky Pitts Jack Poisson Jim and Nancy Poling Lee Polk Betty Pond Penelope and Ray Ponder Kristina Pontin Lisa and Dick Poore Francella Poston Peggy Potzmann Chappie and Shannon Powell Ben and Jeanne Powell Mary Powell Angela and Patrick Powers Sterling Pratt and Julianne Hahn Richard Preston Pat and Norma Price Martha Sherrill Price Progress Energy Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Janet Purvis Bob and Pat Quaglia Poppy Quattlebaum Frank and Dixie Quinlan David and Emily Quinn Susan J. Quinzi Dan Raber Scott and Michelle Raines Kit and Cal Rains Ramapo College of New Jersey Donnie and Ann Ramsey David and Barbara Randall Jean and Robert Randolph Andrea Rassler Jerry and Ann Ratcliff Jerry and Sheila Ray Anne and Paul Raybon Betty Jo Readling Alexandra Reckling Red Rocker Inn Lowry Reed Wallace and Mona Reed Robert and Betty Reed

Reems Creek Nursery and Landscaping John and Jane Reeves Paul Reeves Bill and Sandy Reid Chuck and Lucy Reiley Republic Services Dr. Robert A. Resnick Dan Revala Frank and Barbara Reynolds Jocelyn and Michael Rezek Gail Rhodes and Roger Gauthier Sam and Betsy Rhodes Phillip and Jane Rhodes George and Ruth Ribaud Mr. and Mrs. Ken Richardson Linda Rickles Betty Ann Roberson Julia Roberson Kevin and Elisa Roberts Don Roberts Gail P. Roberts Barry and Susan Robinson Jane and Peter Roda Reed Roig Maria Roloff and Bud McNeely Louise and Al Root The Hon. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ross John and Susie Ruhl Kirby and David Ruland Ed Ruppen John and Constance Russell Elizabeth Russell Martha Ryan Thomas Ryan Lee Ryan Bill Ryan Saginaw Valley State University Brett Salter and Sharon Bailey William Saupe and Pamela Dupuis Guy and Anita Sayles Claudia and Ken Scarber Martha Schaefle Rosemary Scheuerman

Ron and Dorothy Schmid Clarence and Lucile Schmidt Alice Schmitz Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation Bob Schorr Bob and Mae Score Cathy Scott and Phil Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Victor Scott Jeff Sellers David and Laurie Serfas Mimi Shackelford Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Shackelford Robert Sharbaugh Marty Shaw Alan and Pat Shaw Kathleen Sheffer Martha Shepard and Rod Jackson Bob and Brenda Shepherd Franklin Shields Virginia Shigley Polly Shimrak Gail Shulimson Jan and Ed Silba Marshall Siler LeRoy and Faye Simmons Sign-A-Rama of Asheville Silver-Line Plastics Kimberley Sirk Bill and Anne Sites Harold Skolnick Jay and Dorothy Sloan Julie and Josh Smith Margo and Kent Smith Roger T. Smith Terry Smith Dick and Glendine Smith Jack and Yvonne Smith Gerry and Jill Smith Art and Nova Smoker Christopher Sneeden Keith and Frances Snyder Nelson and Gail Sobel Cathy and Jack Spayd Joyce Spradley

Donors | Annual (cont.)

Bonnie and Tom Spradling Perry and Charlotte Sprawls Anne Squires and Steven Haun Sue and Charles St. Clair Julienne St. James Brian and Meredith Stanley Hal and Alberta Starnes State Employees Combined Campaign Christina and Rob Stenhouse Jane Stephens and Sally Ludlum Carol Stephenson Scott Stetson Pete Steurer and Mary Alice Church-Steurer Bill and Amy Stevens Rebecca Stevens Mike and Susan Stevenson Nancy Stewart Heidi Stewart Dr. Denise Stiff Sheehan Pablo and Jenean Stone Mrs. Esther Stone Maggie Storey John and Tina Stovall Robert Stratton John M. Stratton Wendy Stryker Edward Stubenrauch Shirley D. Studwell Sherie Stuecher Bob and Hildegard Swartz Vilma Tabilo Table Wine Wade Talbot Eric and Jill Tamila Nancy Taylor Paul and Angela Taylor Dorothy Taylor

Ten Thousand Villages Betty and Bruce Tettemer Judith Thompson Alan Z. Thornburg Dr. and Mrs. John Tiller Lucas Tingle Mimi Tittle Martha and Jay Tolar Marty Touchtone Shirley Traughber Col Robert Trost Pete and Laura Turchi Donald Turman Donna Turnbaugh Polly E. Turner Steven Turner and Charlotte Kassab Ernestine Tuton Robert and Patricia Tuttle Katherine Ullman Universal Joint Valley Springs Lions Club Valspar Bob and Jan Van Dine Marsha and Peter van Rijssen Eric and Susan Van Tassel Randy and Pat Vanderbeek Betsy Vandermeer Jerry Vaneman Cynthia Vardiman Marleen Varner Marvin and Jean Vierra Vinnieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Neighborhood Italian John Voykin and Rachel Schmidt Carol and John Vruwink Peter and Pauline Waldburger Bill and Jann Walker Carol Walker Richard and Susan Walton Diane Walton

Ann Ward Warner Photography Betsy Warren Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wasson Mary Ann Watjen Don and Anne Watrous Phoebe and Doug Watson Althea Watson Sharon Waugh and Bill McDowall Mike Weaver and Nancy Keaton Bryant and Janet Webster Gun and Harvey Wechsler Bob and Mona Weigle Wells Fargo Community Support Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program Lynn Wells Hayley and Damian Wells Dick and Sally Werling Tom Wernicke and Louise Cate Westville Pub William Whalen Whirlpool Corporation Frances L. White Julie and Jim White Grace White Teresa White Janet Whitworth and Mark Whitney Bob and Judy Wicker Roberta Widman Widener University Charles and Barbara Wilcox Doug Wilhelmi and Anne Kepner Virginia Wilkinson Sharon and Michael Willen Hubert and Joan Williams Jerry and Deborah Williams Alan and Rita Williams Roston and Patricia Williamson

Michael Williamson Lamar and Ruthmary Williamson Doug Wilson and Betsey Bent Mary Jane Winfrey Robert and Susan Winner Jack Witzel WNC Bicycle Dealers Assoc WNC Slavic Ministries Bill Wolcott, III Elizabeth Wolf Susan Woodard Trevor Woods Catherine Woods Beebe Woodside Mary Bruce and Stephen Woody Ann and Mark Woolley Monty Wooten and Cheryl Deyton Montine Wooten Jim and Martha Worley John Worley and Kathlyn Mayhew Pat and Terry Wright Charles Wright Cynthia Wright and Ken Linker Tim Wrinn Yale Residential Security Products, Inc. Julie and Jeff Markey Yarborough Cynthia Yoshida Ann and Michael Young Hank and Nancy Young Bill Zaferis Zeta Phi Beta Sorority

Did you know? Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity is the largest builder of Green Built NC certified homes in the state.

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Donors | Building a Way Home ab card co Ad-Lib International Byron and Amy Alday Carol Ali Allergy Partners, P.A. Allison Ramsey Architects American Speedy Printing Anonymous Anonomous Jeff and Ona Armstrong David and Brenda Artiss Asheville Board of Realtors Asheville Savings Bank AvL Technologies Lars and Lynn Balck Bank of America Bank of America Foundation Bankers Insurance LLC Fred and Susan Barbour Lenore and Joe Baum Benbow & Associates Bent Creek Engineering PA Bill and Karen Berkeley John Bernhardt, Jr. Berwind Corporation Scott Bianchi Billl Shytle Allstate Insurance Biltmore Park Town Square Black Hawk Inc. Black Mountain Presbyterian Church Dennis Blanchard Blossoms at Biltmore Park BlueCross BlueShield of NC Bob Balken Roofing Diane Bozeman Brian Boggs Chairmakers BRÖÖ Mary Ellen Brown Kenneth Brown Fay Brown Jennifer Brown Rebecca Bruce Builders FirstSource

Mike Burke Anne and Nat Burkhardt Lorraine Burnett Jack and Molly Burtle Greta Bush and Keith Silcox Jones and Sandra Byrd Robert and Judy Byrd Wayne and Mary Caldwell Calvary Episcopal Church Tom and Scottie Cannon The Cannon Foundation, Inc. Walter and Betsy Cantrell Carolina Mountain Sales Katie and Mark Caron Ellen and Bob Carr Phil and Laura Casey Chris and Pam Cavanaugh Kathleen Chieco Gayle Childress City of Asheville Robin Clark and Ryn Hayes Douglas and Betsy Clarke Clean Environment Pat and Charlie Clogston Laura Collins Community Foundation of WNC Anne Connolly and Ken Roth Cheryl M. Conway Russ and Heather Cooper Copperwood Builders County of Buncombe Karen and Robert Cragnolin Bill and Barbara Crownover Suzanne and David DeFerie Jim and Cindy DeGrave Charles and Sally DePaolo Diane DeWitt Francis DiBona William and Penelope Dickason Cassie Dillon Paul and Chris Dismukes Alice and Mike Donnelly Dornick Foundation, Inc. Susan and Matt Dotson-Smith

Children enjoy the winter weather in Habitat’s Woodland Court neighborhood Photo: Nancy Hyler-Rowe

Donors | BAWH (cont.)

Jim and Penny Drennan Spencer and Carol Duin Eaton Corporation Matching Gifts Dorothy Eggan Bruce and Day Ann Emory Bob and Marilyn Evans Lou and John Farquhar Ruth Farver Kay and Tom Finger First Bank First Baptist Church of Asheville Donita and Gary Fleming Mary Fraser French Broad Chocolates Tom Gallaher Anne Gant GE Foundation Sarah Gergel Scott and Mary Gillam Paula and Stephen Goldman David Greiner Rhoda and Bill Groce Scott and Jennifer Groce Grove Park Inn Resort and Spa Grove Stone & Sand Jody Guokas T. Hartley Hall Jim Hamling Ed and Vickie Hauser Skip Helms and Nancy Downen Harriet Hendon Stephen Hendricks Hilton, Asheville Biltmore Park Dick Hipp

Resa Holt HomeTrust Bank Hertha and Bertrand Horwitz Ann and Sam Hubbard HVWM/Bankers Insurance Rich and Sheila Jamison JCS Investments, LLC John D. Crosby, Jr. Fund for Habitat for Humanity John Wesley and Anna Hodgin Hanes Foundation Randy and Mary Johnson Rich Joiner Joan Jones Muriel Joy John Kalnins Vinod and Stasha Kapoor Leah Karpen Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kelly Gerry and Nancy Kitch Ariane and Kris Kjellquist James and Lucy Knox James and Karen Knox Donald and Sharon Knox Stephen and Lois Kolb Edward and Rosemary Kostansek Lew Kraus and Joan Cooper Martin Krug Ken and Janice Kubitschek John B. Kuhns Candice Lake Milton and Jill Lambert Rich and Suzy Landau Roseanne and Philip Lange Francie Lanius The Laurel of Asheville Denise Lawless

Adopt-a-Lot Those who “Adopt-a-Lot” help offset the cost of purchasing and developing the plot of land on which a Habitat family’s home is built. Their names are in green.

Rebecca and Trevor Lawton Don and Barbara Layden Roberta Lee Mike and Pat Levi Ben and Becky Lewis Lifestyle Homes of Distinction Link’d Video Linville Family Foundation Norman and Martha Madden Tom and Nancy Maher Rick and Rebecca Manske Susan Markovitz Marge Marsh and Earl Thompson Ray and Sue McClinton Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCullough, Jr. Edward and Nancy McGowan Alan and Susan McKenzie Merri and Lee McLean Kay McLeod Eva and Ken Mellert Martha Miller and Bill Boyd Steve and Debbie Miller Mills Family Foundation Eddie and Martha Morgan Allan Morse Mosaic Cafe Art and Susan Mulligan Barry Mundt Melissa Murray Dick and Vinton Murray Network for Good New Morning Gallery and Bellagio Art to Wear Peggy Newell Linda and Larry Nicodemus Alan Oakley Patrick and Louise O’Connor Oil & Vinegar Greg Olson and Rosalind Willis Parsec Financial Management Jeff Paul Lowell and Sally Pearlman Brad Pearsall People In Need Rosann and Gene Perrotta

Pisgah Investments Foundation Pisgah Investments LLC PLI Plasticard Locktech Int’l Lisa and Dick Poore Ben and Jeanne Powell Jim and Mary Powell Preferred Properties of Asheville, Inc. Kit and Cal Rains Michael and Constance Rauscher Paul Reeves Nancy Reid Gail Rhodes and Roger Gauthier Karen and John Rhodin Paul Roberson Julia Roberson Patty Robertson Tom and Beth Robrecht George and Gail Rogers Rogers Group, Inc. Maria Roloff and Bud McNeely Kyle Ross Rev. Martha Rowlett Ruth’s Chris Steak House Marion and Neal Satterfield Betty Anne and Gary Schenk Jeff and Linda Schilling Ron and Dorothy Schmid Nancy and Sam Schuman David Shenk Sign-A-Rama of Asheville Ricky and Traci Silver Elizabeth Sims Christopher Slater Ellen Slosman Tom and Vivien Snyder St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Gail and Bob Stashick Helen Stefanidis Cissie and Jack Stevens Nancy Stewart Jay and Janet Stingel Pablo and Jenean Stone Bob and Hildegard Swartz Eric and Jill Tamila

Donors | BAWH (cont.)

Betty and Bruce Tettemer Thermo Fisher Scientific Three Rivers Farm LLC Lois Tough Catherine and Jacob Townsend Jerry and Louise Towson Travinia Italian Kitchen Kevin Tuomey Dr. William and Monica Turbyfill Kirby and Carol Tyndall United Federal Credit Union United Health Group Teresa and Ted Van Duyn Sue Vogel Volvo Construction Equipment Co. W&S Charitable Foundation Charles and Margie Waddell Chuck and Kristi Wagner Laura Walker Gordon Walton Betsy Warren WCQS-FM Radio Webb Insurance Jim Weikart and Dana Lichty Wells Fargo Bank Wells Fargo Foundation Dick and Sally Werling David and Jane Whilden Lamar and Ruthmary Williamson Bill and Pam Winkler Troy Winterrowd Tom and Tommie Wolff Don Woodard Trevor Woods Diana Wortham Cynthia Wright and Ken Linker Tim Wrinn Matt and Michelle Yarborough YMCA of Western NC Reuter Family Y Hank and Nancy Young Nina and Chris Young Bill Zaferis

Donors | House Sponsors Full House Sponsors $55,000 + Sylvia Bassett family and community at large (Dave’s House) City of Asheville Episcopal Churches of Buncombe County (10th Episcopal House)

Calvary Episcopal The Cathedral of All Souls Church of the Advocate Deerfield Episcopal Retirement Center Episcopal Diocese of WNC Grace Episcopal St. George’s Episcopal St. James Episcopal St. John’s Episcopal St. Luke’s Episcopal St. Matthias Episcopal Trinity Episcopal Presbyterian and United Methodist Churches (UMC) (22nd Presbyterian-UMC House)

Abernethy UMC Asbury UMC Black Mountain Presbyterian Central UMC Christ Community Church of Montreat (Presbyterian) Christ UMC Francis Asbury UMC First Presbyterian Church of Asheville Grace UMC Grace Covenant Presbyterian Groce UMC Kenilworth Presbyterian Montmorenci UMC New Hope Presbyterian Oak Hill UMC

Oakley UMC Piney Mountain UMC Reems Creek-Beech Presbyterian Reeves Chapel UMC Sardis UMC Skyland UMC Snow Hill UMC St. Paul’s UMC Trinity UMC Warren-Wilson Presbyterian Weaverville UMC West Asheville Presbyterian Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and four local Lutheran churches: Abiding Savior Lutheran Emmanuel Lutheran Lutheran Church of the Nativity St. Mark’s Lutheran W&S Charitable Foundation

(proceeds from the Warren Haynes Christmas Jam)

Wells Fargo Foundation Women Build Ad-Lib International The Three Marthas The Minigowin Fund

Raise the Roof Sponsors $25,000 – $54,999 28th Judicial District Bar Aceto Law Office PA Adams Hendon Carson Crow & Saenger, PA Carol B. Andres, Attorney at Law Carol Goins Attorney at Law Ehrmann Law Office, PA Emily Sutton Dezio PA Eugene W. Ellison Goosmann Rose Colvard & Cramer, P.A. Gum, Hillier & McCroskey, PA Law Office of Sheila M. Lambert Hyler & Lopez, P.A. Marshall, Roth & Gregory, PC McGuire, Wood & Bissette, P.A. Patla, Straus, Robinson & Moore PA Pitts, Hay and Hugenschmidt, PA Roberts & Stevens P.A. Siemens Family Law Group Stone & Christy, PA Van Winkle Law Firm Wilder Wadford PA Law Office of Stanley D. Young

Did you know? During 2013, our 30th anniversary year, we celebrated our long-standing faith partners with Circle of Faith, a cul-de-sac of homes in our Swannanoa subdivision that recognized the foundational role faith communities have played in Habitat’s history.

Asheville Christian Academy and Christ School (Student Build House) Blue Ridge X-Ray Company (30th Anniversary House) Eaton Corporation Estate of Evelyn and Sam DeVries Interfaith Community Baha’i Faith Center Beth HaTephila Beverly Hills Baptist Church Fellowship Asheville First Baptist Church-Asheville First Baptist Church-Black Mountain First Baptist Church Weaverville First Christian Church First Congregational U.C.C. Jubilee! Community, Inc. Missio Dei Church The Parish of St. Eugene St. Barnabas Catholic Church St. Lawrence Basilica St. Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church Swannanoa Valley Friends Meeting Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Swannanoa Valley

Foundation Sponsors $10,000 $24,999 Bank of America Foundation Merrill Lynch Thermo Fisher Scientific

Blueprint Sponsors $1,000 - $9,999 Bike & Build EMD Serono, Inc. Johnson Price Sprinkle Joseph Dave Foundation (Dave Steel) Fairfield Inn Fairfield Inn & Suites Friends of Jay Stewart Mark A. Kleive, DDS Native Kitchen Town and Mountain Realty Woodburn Place Homeowners Association

Home Repair Donors County of Buncombe Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Glidden Professional Paint #76 HFHI-The Home Depot Foundation Repair Corps Program The Home Depot Foundation John Meadows Pisgah Investments Foundation Pisgah Investments LLC

motivation

“If you get a chance to go to a key passing, go. It will give you which is indescribable…You are not only changing peoples’ lives, but this will change yours.” ~ Josh, Global Village Trip volunteer

ReStore

Since 1990, Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity has operated a retail store as another source of income for our building program. The ReStore sells donated items to the general public and proceeds from sales help cover administrative and fundraising expenses and provide funding for our building programs. Along with Habitat homeowner mortgage payments and Habitat’s Deconstruction program, the ReStore represents a sustainable funding source for Asheville Area Habitat. By supporting the ReStore with your donations and purchases, you help Habitat build new houses and repair existing homes in our community -- one coffee mug and one chair at a time.

2013 Highlights

Business Partners

The ReStore was ranked #3 in sales out of more than 750 ReStores in the country!

The Asheville Habitat ReStore is grateful for its 2013 Business Partners - those who contributed more than $5,000 worth of merchandise within a 12-month period. To learn more about becoming a ReStore business partner, please contact Scott Stetson at 828.777.1659.

84,435 customers shopped with us. Largest sales day ever, thanks in part to a significant donation from the Grove Park Inn and a celebration of Asheville Area Habitat’s 30th Anniversary. Record number of volunteers with 408 individuals collectively contributing 24,831 hours! Largest donation of a single item: 528,768 rolls of tape from Elmer’s. Silent Auction surpassed the $500,000 mark (since its 2005 inception). 31 entries were submitted to the 2nd Annual ReStore ReUse Contest. Diverted more than 1,400 tons of usable material from local landfills. Donations were picked up from 4,586 homes. Reminder: we offer free pick-up service in Buncombe County!

Ballard Appliance Company Biltmore Square Mall Borg Warner CRC Industries D. Michael Ward DoubleTree by Hilton (Asheville-Biltmore) Elmer’s Products, Inc. FLS Energy Givens Estates Guaranteed Supply Company Hampton Inn Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort Highland Farms Homewood Suites by Hilton Mission Health System Omni Resorts - The Grove Park Inn

Financial Summary

FY 2013 EXPENDITURES

The Habitat model is one of financial sustainability. Habitat homeowner mortgage and home repair payments are recycled back into Habitatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s building program, creating a perpetual endowment. And ReStore (and Deconstruction fees) generate significant income for our building programs. We also rely heavily on financial support from individuals, businesses, faith communities, foundations and government funding sources. Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Assets (Modified Cash Basis) | June 30, 2013 Assets Cash Restricted cash-escrow Investments Inventories Construction in Progress Mortgages Receivable Property and Equipment, Net of Depreciation Other Assets

$1,394,403 226,398 250,544 1,391,812 425,095 13,655,714 9,526,771 120,811

Total Assets Liabilities Payroll Withholdings Homeownersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Escrow Deposits Long-Term Debt Total Liabilities Net Assets Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted Total Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$26,991,548 $4,236 157,448 8,305,690 $8,467,374

$16,068,630 $118,860 $2,336,684 $18,524,174 $26,991,548

4% 12%

Management and General Fundraising

84%

Program Services

Statement of Revenues, Expenses and Other Changes in Net Assets (Modified Cash Basis) | For the Year Ended June 30, 2013 Support and Revenue Contributions Sales of Homes to Partner Families Home Repair Sales Government Grants ReStore Income, Net of Related Expense Rents, Net of Related Expense Other Income Total Support and Revenue Expenditures Program Services Management and General Fundraising Total Expenditures Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets Increase in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Increase in Permanently Restricted Assets Increase in Net Assets

$1,718,890 $1,443,606 $63,552 $119,826 $500,407 $4,582 $101,823 $3,952,686 $3,012,788 $161,928 $425,406 $3,600,122 $352,564 $110,710 $48,549 $511,823

Audited financial statements are available upon request.

Staff (current) AdministratION Byron Alday Pat Bacon Greta Bush Gretchen Camp Laura Collins Joan Cooper Ann Hubbard Ariane Kjellquist Lew Kraus Edward McGowan Eva Mellert Jeff Paul Kit Rains Laura Walker Betsy Warren Construction Services Kenny Busch Robin Clark Sumaya El-Attar Joel Johnson Keith Levi John Meadows Paul Reeves Stephanie Wallace

ReStore Scott Bianchi Carrie Burgin Jason Butler Kim Charles Reece Davis Grant Garmon Teddy Gerlach Mark Goodwin Brian Haynes Dylan Haynes Susan Haynes Becky Israel Kedric Justice Jon Kraus Jess Mason Paul Mazzola Troy Modenbach Bryan Ogle Piper Parker Jay Sloan Scott Stetson Eric Tamila Charles Wright

Board of Directors (current) Scott Gillam, President David Whilden, Vice President Tom Maher, Treasurer Beth Robrecht, Corresponding Secretary Chris Cavanaugh Spencer Duin Lou Farquhar Jacqueline Grant David Greiner

Jim Hamling Skip Helms Rebecca Lawton Jane McNeil Philip J. Roth Robby Russell Gail Stashick Kirby Tyndall Tim Wrinn

Former Mayor Terry Bellamy presents Lew Kraus with a City of Asheville Proclamation in honor of AAHHâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 30th Anniversary. Photo: Tony Hood, French Broad Imaging

Non-profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Asheville, NC Permit No. 371 33 Meadow Road, Asheville, NC 28803 828.251.5702 | ashevillehabitat.org

MISSION

Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit ministry that fosters community by partnering with qualified families and individuals to build new houses and preserve existing homes.

VISION A safe and decent home for every family.

VALUES Collaboration Opportunity Dignity Empowerment

Cover: photo courtesy of construction services core volunteer Jim White