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2013AnnualReport

Our VisionA world where everyone has a decent place to live.

Our MissionSeeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

Dear Friends,I’m so excited and proud to bring you Habitat for Humanity Prince William County’s Annual Report for fiscal year 2013. We have had such a tremendous year and this report provides a snapshot of the highlights and accomplishments.

The first and most important item from fiscal year 2013 (July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013) is that we partnered with our 12th, 13th and 14th homeowners! Habitat for Humanity is driven by helping low-income residents of our community become homeowners and with the support of sponsors, donors and an army of volunteers, we were able to move three new homeowners into beautiful homes that were rehabbed in partnership with the families themselves.

Our 12th homeowners were the Reidl family of Haymarket. Laura Riedl, a single mother of three, applied for a three bedroom home on Rising Sun Lane in Haymarket. After an extensive rehab with nearly 100 volunteers donating 1,100 hours of labor over three months, Laura and her family moved into their home in August of 2012.

Our 13th homeowners, the Islam-Khatoon family, moved into their three bedroom home in November of 2012 after 72 volunteers donated more than 772 hours to rehab a foreclosed townhome on Traverser Court in Woodbridge. This hard working family came to America from Bangladesh to provide better educational opportunities for their children – two of whom are now college students.

We finished the rehab of our 14th home with Larry Young and Eva Tejada who moved into their three bedroom single family home in Manassas in May of 2013 (the closing took place in July of fiscal year 2014). This loving couple was thrilled to have a home of their own in which to raise their beautiful 5-year-old daughter.

These are the stories of Habitat. With the help of volunteers, donors and sponsors

we are able to write these stories every year and hopefully provide a meaningful chapter in the lives of our family partners.

Other big news from 2013 included changing our name to Habitat for Humanity Prince William County and moving the affiliate staff out of the ReStore and into the office building directly behind the ReStore, allowing for more retail floor space in the ReStore.

We are excited about the upcoming year—2014 marks our 20th anniversary! We look forward to celebrating our 20th anniversary and the ReStore’s 10th anniversary with you throughout the year.

On behalf of our Board of Directors and staff, I want to thank you for your steadfast support throughout 2013. I truly believe that when people work together in partnership to help others amazing things can happen.

Sincerely,

Traci DeGroatPresident/CEO

Immediate Past Chair, Theresa Accoo, presents the Islam-Khatoon family with the keys to their new home in Woodbridge.

From the PresidentBoard of DirectorsJohn McBride, Chair

Renee Woolfolk, Chair-elect

Gino Manzo, Treasurer

Mike Kitchen, Secretary

Theresa Accoo, Immediate Past Chair

Glenn Rhodes

Brian Smith

Brian Swanson

Marci Swanson

Kisha Wilson-Sogunro

Affiliate StaffTraci DeGroat, President/CEO

Sam Druetzler, Operations Director

Tiffanie Rand, Programs Manager

John Blake, Construction Crew Leader

Charlene Wilkins, Communications Manager

Isaac Trowbridge, Construction Assistant

ReStore StaffPatrick O’Keefe, Manager

Matthew Robba, Assistant Manager

Airean Andureal

Alex Forck

Christopher George

John Luther

Stewart Sliger

Moe Stewart

Giving a Hand Up with Neighborhood RevitalizationNeighborhood Revitalization includes several programs that allow us to fulfill our mission of helping people in need live in affordable, decent and safe housing. These programs include Homeownership, Critical Home Repair, Critical Home Repair for Veterans, Weatherization and Home Preservation. Neighborhood Revitalization empowers residents to revive their neighborhoods and enhance their quality of life.

FY 2013 data has been audited by Bennett, Atkinson & Associates, PC. The fiscal year is July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013. A financial statement is available upon written request from the Office of Charitable and Regulatory Programs.

Highlights and Accomplishments by the NumbersJuly 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

HABIFACTS 2013 11,577 Volunteer Hours9 volunteers donated more than 100 hours individually

8 community and 2 home preservation projects completed

2 rehabs sold to Family Partner Homeowners; 1 rehab began

$4,200 in NAP tax credits given to donors

$23,644 raised from Cars for Homes

10th family served through Habitat for Humanity International Global Tithe

Fiscal Year 2013

$973,572

Financial OverviewRevenue & Support

*Includes sales to homeowners,mortgage income, repair payments

Habitat volunteers spent several Saturdays cleaning graffiti in Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park. Community beautification is an integral part of our Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative, which helps us renew entire communities house by house, block by block and neighborhood by neighborhood.

LaToya and her 7-year-old son live in a Woodbridge townhome that she purchased after living in transitional housing. She works full-time but earns less than 60% of the area median income and was not able to afford needed home repairs. She worked with Habitat to replace her kitchen faucet, make fence repairs, remove unused exterior wires and install attic insulation. Siding and trim damaged by Hurricane Sandy were also repaired. LaToya is pictured on the left with her sister and father who also provided sweat equity to help with repairs. She was very grateful for the hand-up from Habitat.

Expenses

$937,243IN-KIND & OTHER$22,647

GRANTS$43,148

REST

ORE

PROGRAM $679,955

NRI PROGRAM $381,854

CONTRIBUTIONS$160,968

COST OF HOMES SOLD ($

315,000)

CONSTRUCTION & PROGRAM

S

$841,301

MANAGEMENT& GENERAL$79,002

FUNDRAISING$16,940

Donor Listing

Financial DonorsHabitat for Humanity Prince William County is deeply thankful for the following financial and in-kind donors. We are grateful for your generosity and community spirit.(This listing recognizes donors for Fiscal Year 2013—from July1, 2012, to June 30, 2013.)

$10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (Cumulative total of all anonymous gifts)Bank of AmericaCars for HomesPrince William CountyUnited Way National Capital Area

$5,000 - $9,999BAE Systems; Electronics & Integrated SolutionsClarion Wealth Management Partners SWIFT Inc.

$1,000 - $4,999George and Pam BraunBull Run Rotary FoundationCentreville Presbyterian ChurchChristian Family Group Anonymous Neil and Margaret Bagnell Gene Barndt Derwin and Charlene Bradley David and Mary Campbell Albert and Barbara Ferguson Gordon and Carolyn Grandjean Raymond and Mary Langley John K. Stewart Donald and Mary Jo Van WingerdenCity of ManassasDistinctive Art SourceFirst Baptist Church of ManassasFulton BankGrace United Methodist ChurchJ.W. Alvey Elementary SchoolManassas Presbyterian ChurchManassas St. Thomas United Methodist ChurchGino ManzoIn Memory of Ryan Truschel Miller Anonymous David and Karen Buckhalt William and Kathleen Charles Patrick and Kollette Hillard William and Elaine Klossner Lee and Kris Miller Steve Miller Caleb Mullins Mackey’s American Pub Cori Ann Stendeback William and Helena TruschelPeter and Emily MitchellNOVECPace Global/A Siemens BusinessRobertson Insurance

Brian and Marci SwansonThe Lord’s ServantsWells Fargo FoundationCathy Worley

$500 - $999Robert and Maureen AndersonBrenda CabreraShedrick DavisTraci DeGroatExxonMobil Employees Favorite Charity CampaignIn honor of Al Harris’ volunteer hours ExxonMobil Foundation Frederick GarmanJane GilliamDarin KnowltonManassas Rotary ClubMark T. PorterRichard Spencer SchotterScott LawnDavid SeitzRandy SmithLouis Soscia, Jr.Sally SpencerWilkinson PM, Inc.

$250 - $499Mike C. BeatyRaphael BojarczukGeorge BuchananGreta R. CamposDennis and Catherine ChristiansenCarl A. ClausonMarletha DyerCharles FullwoodHeritage Hunt Community FundMcCartney and Virginia HeywardChristopher KramerJoseph and Maryann KustererGina JoyceJPMorgan Chase & Co.Matrix Computer ConsultingDuane McGregorDaniel MooneJeff and Judy MontagKimberly Morris Jeffrey SpauldingRandall StachelRobert StanzioneFlint and Amy SteeplesAmy L. StropeJanice WilkensMary Wingard

$100 - $249Christine M. AbeelTheresa AccooJ. Ike AlbertsKenneth and Evelyn BeatriceRobbin BixlerMatthew L. BrownIn Honor of Andrew Budd Elizabeth CaldwellDr. Troy CaverDavid G. CollinsJohn F. Concannon, IIIJudy C. DavisIn honor of Warren and Patricia Druetzler Samuel T. DruetzlerFrancis Dutch

Marletha DyerMaj. Gen. Robert C. Gaskill, Sr.Tiffani HarrisJohn HeidmanJoseph and Elizabeth HumenikMichael KitchenKachig J. KooyoomjianChristopher KramerLowes Workplace Giving ProgramGursewak MatharooJohn McBrideHiep NguyenHo NguyenPeter O’HanlonCecelia O’MeliaJoel ReaserRobertson InsuranceBrian SmithPaul and Kathy SmithDavid StaubsThe Joe 15 TeamThe Scanlon Living Trust Henry L. ThomasJeanne WhiteFrank WoodwardBob WuestDavid WurstCharles and Sherry Zachry

Up to $100Derek and Yvonne AndersonDorothy Pamela BecknerDavid BrannanMary B. BrennanPatrick CentolanziCharla ChaudhryKathleen CookeCostco Wholesale CorporationMark R. CrawfordDr. Susan F. ElliottJames H. FloydMichele FormanChristina FrankRandolph D. FrostickShante M. GeeAlice HaddowTanya L. HarringtonMargaret B. HeinsJoan HigginbothamDarlene A. HoodSylvia HoskinsHelen A. Hutchings-BogartIBM Employee Services CenterPeggy JonesWilliam KaibelClaire N. KlassenCarol J. KnightPeggi J. KnightValaina MaherTeresa MannixJoseph MarshallAndrew W. MartinMark MastersonE.J. MatthewsDiana MeiserJudy R. MerringMark MillerAmanda L. MinerRichard and Jo MooreJo L. MozisekRochelle E. MullisCameron R. Mulloy

Demarcus MurrayMark S. PadgettBill PhillipsSheri PierceJames D. PimpedlyThomas PotterStephen PrinceAmy RallIn honor of Katherine Rauschnot Betty SniderShana M. RobinsonJo Linda RoweBrian A. SaariJane E. SandersMagdiel SanfielVivian SchatzMara SchleicherJan SchoenbergerCyrus J. ScottHannah SenftKenneth ShafferAnne Ferrin SimmonsJana SjoquistJason SmithIn memory of John Snider Betty SniderKeith SturckenLinda SuppanMichele SurdamCory ThompsonSusan J. TooneRachel TranUnited Way of the Virginia PeninsulaMarie D. VanderpoolWalter WagnerWilliam H. Warner, Jr.Alexa WilsonRoss YouensCarol ZuratJuliana E. Zysk

In-kind Goods and Services Donors

$4,000-$6,000Whirlpool Corporation

$3,000-$3,999ADCO - Air Distributing Co., Inc.

$2,000-$2,999Odin, Feldman & Pittleman, P.C.

$1,000-$1,999Major Home Inspections, Inc.Valspar

$500-$999Traci DeGroatOlive Garden #1367Philippe Nobile Photography

$200-$499Samuel T. DruetzlerChristina Frank and Lauren HughesGainesville PlumbingGlory Days Grill - GainesvilleHabitat for Humanity Int’l., Inc.Peggy JonesStrong Walls Masonry

Up to $199James and Debbie BiggsBertucci’s Italian RestaurantBreakforth MinistriesChick-fil-AChili’s Grill and Bar - ManassasCostco Wholesale CorporationKelsey CummingsRobert and Jade DebnamDunkin DonutsSusan FerreiraFirehouse SubsGirl Scout Troop 1739Giuseppe’s Ristorante ItalianoSophia GizawHard Times Café & Santa Fe Cue Club Manassas Al and Peggy HarrisKentra Hicks-MillsHome DepotMohammad Islam and Rabeya KhatoonJimmy Johns Longhorn SteakhouseAlex Mills and Mae DuhnkeRichard and Jo MooreKimberly MorrisJack and Karen NicholsOld Towne Sports PubOlive Garden - ManassasRebecca OlsenPrince William Ice CenterTiffanie RandRed LobsterLaura RiedlTod StewardBrian and Marci SwansonLori TaglieriTriple S Services, Inc.Cole Uhler and Rae UhlerWal-MartMatthew WatkinsCharity Weems and Fran WeemsWegmans - Lake ManassasWegmans - WoodbridgeAden Yusuf and Mariam Ismail

Cars for Homes Donors (Vehicle Donations)Charles AssadourianRobert AyerSal CamposKalad ElgendiDwight FullingimTheodore GrahamMichael HarkinSean HenryAnil KharelAndrew MorganScott MyersPat RedmilesJuanita SalinasHabitat for Humanity International

703-369-6708Mailing:P.O. Box 3111Manassas, VA 20108

9300 West Courthouse Rd., Suite 105Manassas, VA 20110 habitatpwc.org