Dedication of the second Habitat Pinellas home. Cover: David Morris, 90 years young, began volunteering for Habitat building homes that change lives since 1985 Pinellas in 1991 and has been a part-time site supervisor since 1997. “My daughter Then... benefitted quite well 1985 BOARD OF DIRECTORS from being in our Bill Daniel, Board Chair home. It allowed us Debbie Chambers, Vice Chair to function the way Helen Edwards, Secretary Beverly Jones, Treasurer we needed to. She’s Fred Burney currently in the Gabe Cazares military and in Emily Dipple Building Homes That Change Lives Since 1985 Pat Farmer college. I’ll never Victor Gavel For 30 years, Habitat Pinellas has worked with hundreds of local businesses and government officials, and Bob Gemmer astonishingly, hundreds of thousands of community volunteers who believe in the mission of Habitat for leave this house. It’s ours forever.” Dorothy Gillum Humanity. With each swing of a hammer and every nail pounded, the work has been a labor of love Don Hafner that has united all those who have invested their time, expertise and monetary gifts. And for each of the Jerrie Hendrix 343 homes we’ve built to date, the impact of our work extends far beyond completing construction. Bruce Lavorey For 30 years, community support has helped break the cycle of poverty for these families. The Evelyn Lassiter financial burden of living paycheck to paycheck has been eased by an affordable monthly mortgage. CYNTHIA IVY, Homeowner. Since completing her sweat equity hours and moving into her own Marty McGinn home in 2008, homeowner Cynthia Ivy has continued to volunteer over the past seven years to Gail Michael They no longer have to decide between paying rent or putting food on the table or gas in the car. help other families and build 10 more homes. As the housing program coordinator for CASA, And with their “forever” homes, Habitat families no longer are forced to chronically move to escape Cynthia has encouraged CASA residents to apply for the Habitat program. Three of the women George Oldring increasing rent and bad landlords. Their children no longer have to adapt to new schools and making new she’s encouraged have gone on to become Habitat homeowners. “I was a homeless person and Jon Peterson friends with every relocation. Many Habitat families describe the “peace of mind” that their homes have brought them. a domestic violence survivor,” said Cynthia. “I know what it’s like to have sleepless nights and not Bridget Rahim-Williams It’s a lasting impact that not only provides a secure family home, but has also been found to spur better performance of have stability. When I was working my sweat equity, my daughter wasn’t old enough to help me, Barry Robinson so all the hours were on me alone. That is why I help out other Habitat homeowner candidates Ken Smith children in school, improve health and inspire a more positive outlook for the future. who don’t have anyone to help them.” Bill Symons We extend a sincere thank you to our local community who has supported Habitat Pinellas for the past 30 years. Pat Turner-Sharpton Together, we have built homes, not houses. Homes that change lives. ...and Now 2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS BACK IN THE DAY Julie Klavans, Board Chair Jason Clement, Vice Chair 1985 Mary-Ellen Howells, Secretary • In 1985, there were only 89 U.S. Habitat the leadership of volunteer executive John Nicely, Treasurer affiliates. Today, there are over 1,400. director James Schwarzlose. Chuck Aldrich • Established on January 14, 1985, • The first executive director for the newly Kerry Clapper Habitat Pinellas received its official established affiliate was Tom Webster. “We used to be cramped, all living in Will Conroy affiliation status on April 20, 1985. • The first Board chair was Bill Daniel. one bedroom. Now we live in a three Scott Daigle Organizing efforts began in 1984 under • The first groundbreaking took place on bedroom house – a real luxury!” Tamara Davis March 29, 1985. JANE DUNAWAY, First Homeowner. Our first Joe Faw The first Habitat Pinellas home built for the Dunaway family. “It’s nice to see the change in the executive director, Tom Webster, recounted a Matt Frey • The first volunteer day took place on six lots at the corner of 13th Street N. lives of prospective homeowners.” conversation with the first Habitat Pinellas family March 30, 1985 with volunteer Ron Scott Gault and 4th Avenue N. from the City of St. Retired – Jane Dunaway and her sons, Robert and Tim. Rocks felling a tall dead pine tree. TOM OBERHOFER, Volunteer. Thomas Goeglein Pete for $50 per lot. You read the right! Eckerd College economics professor Tom Jane worked for minimum wage at a local nursing home. “Shortly after moving into her house, Jane Michael Kilpatrick • The first volunteer group was from Oberhofer has been volunteering on Habitat The first Habitat Pinellas homeowner called me over one day. She had her bills laying Oakhurst United Methodist Church in • Pinellas construction sites since 1993. For many Jason Miller was Jane Dunaway, who also was the on the table. Her electric bill was substantially less Seminole led by John and Vonnie of his 22 years of volunteering, he has been Dav Mosby first to pay off her mortgage in 2004. for a brand new three-bedroom home than for her Stemen clearing land on April 3, 1985. working a couple days a week assisting as a site Bill Protz supervisor. He chose building for Habitat over dilapidated apartment. She picked up her property • Habitat Pinellas has been tithing to • The first land acquisition was a sweet other volunteer opportunities because he likes tax bill, waving it like a flag, exclaiming, ‘It’s official! Mark Purtee Habitat Guatemala since 1985 to build heart deal that occurred on February 14, the physical nature of the work, the interaction I’m a real homeowner now!’ I do believe she is the Amy Rettig simple, earthquake-resistant homes – a only person I have ever encountered who couldn’t Habitat Pinellas’ first executive director Tom Webster 1985, when Habitat Pinellas purchased and feedback he hears from homeowners and Tracy West with his family and Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter tradition we’ve maintained for 30 years. volunteers, and “sharing the joy of the build.” wait to pay her property taxes!” 2 3 we build homes, not houses community partners 2015 Highlights 2014 – 2015 Home Sponsors January. Habitat Pinellas marks it 30th Guatemala to With 2015 coming to a close, there is much to celebrate — lives have been changed and hope has been restored for 32 anniversary on January 14th. participate in a families throughout Pinellas County. week-long Habi- January. TheTampa Bay Beaches Home sponsors are critical partners in helping Habitat Pinellas make affordable homeownership a reality for the hard- tat Global Village Chamber of Commerce recognizes working families in our area. build. Habitat Pinellas with the “Large Nonprofit Habitat Pinellas depends upon the support of corporations, churches, businesses, civic groups and individuals to carry of the Year” award. June. The historic out our mission. Henry-Bryan February. Habitat Pinellas is awarded the During our 2014-2015 fiscal year, with the funding support of several businesses, faith organizations and individuals, House, which “Judges’ Choice Be More Encouraged” at Habitat Pinellas has dedicated 32 homes for families throughout Pinellas County! We are proud to partner with the was relocated the 10th annual WEDU Be More Awards following sponsors who graciously supported our 2015 home builds and improve the lives of these 32 families and from 4th Ave- luncheon. their children. nue N. to MLK February. Habitat Pinellas recognizes Street S. in St. 30th Anniversary Campaign Habitat MSF Publix Super Market Charities HSN as it “Golden Hammer Corporate Pete, is dedicated Ark Royal Insurance Company Habitat Pinellas Faith Build Raymond James Partner of the Year” at its BLUEPRINT after a year-long Bank of America JMC Communities TradeWinds Island Resorts Afrika fundraising gala. renovation with “Golden Hammer” Award: Habitat Pinellas board Blueprint Afrika gala Kanes Furniture Valspar Championship presented by BB&T chair Julie Klavans, Bill Brand, president of HSN, February. The BLUEPRINT Afrika financial and build- Mindy Grossman, CEO of HSNi, Catalina Charitable Marketing Lightning Foundation Community Hero Program Wells Fargo ing support from Habitat Pinellas CEO Mike Sutton and Bill Van Chapman Family Foundation Lokey Automotive fundraising gala raises $156,000 for its Law, president, Raymond James Investment HSN Cares JMC Communities Advisors Division, 2014 recipient. Clearwater Toyota Mid-Atlantic Finance Company Wells Fargo home building program thanks to Right: Lynn McGhee of ConceptBait with his event sponsors and partic- and Wood “Best of Blueprint” designer award. EllMar Foundation Nielsen Whirlpool ipants. Special thanks Window Makeover and Historic SIXTEEN FAITH CONGREGATIONS PARTICIPATED IN OUR FAITH BUILD: Anona United Methodist to presenting at Maranatha Baptist Church. Church, 360 United Anona Multisite Church, Central Christian Church of Clearwater, Heritage United Methodist sponsor HCA Homes Workshop. Church,Palm Harbor United Methodist Church, Pasedena Community Church, St. Michael the Archangel September. The Chamber of Commerce Catholic Church, Calvary Baptist Church, Church Experience, Crystal Beach Community Church, Gulf Coast West Florida, July. A 10-week Church, Harborside Christian Church, Hope Luthera, Norwood Baptist Church, Prince of Peace Lutheran, as well as 14 “Faith Build” involv- of St. Petersburg honors Habitat Pinellas and St. Paul’s United Methodist Church local designers ing 16 local churches with a “Good ‘Burger” award based on and 20 artists concludes with the votes from the community. who contrib- dedication of a Largo September. The second Habitat Pinellas uted extensive home for the Acevedo ReStore opens on U.S. 19 in Palm Harbor. in-kind services family. in support of the October. Charity Navigator awards Habitat July. CEO Mike Sutton event. ConceptBait was Pinellas its 9th escorts staff members on a week- voted “Best of Blueprint” consecutive Former President Jimmy Carter end trip to Plains, Georgia, designer. and Habitat Pinellas CEO Mike Sutton 4-star rating. to attend former President October. We celebrated our 30th February. Habitat International recog- Jimmy Carter’s Sunday school session nizes Habitat Pinellas for anniversary with an old-fash- reaching $1 million in tithes ioned picnic and spaghetti dinner to support home builds in for volunteers, supporters and Guatemala and Malawi, Habitat homeowners. Special Africa. thanks to Olive Garden for sponsoring the dinner. March. Habitat Pinellas board member and home- October. Tampa Bay Business owner Tamara Davis is Journal names Habitat Pinellas honored as a Lightning V.P. of Development Angie Croft Community Hero, which an “Up & Comers” finalist. includes a $50,000 contribu- November. The fifth annual tion to our affiliate. “Golfing Fore Habitat” tourna- ment raises a record $52,000 for May. A team of 12 Habitat Habitat Pinellas’ building pro- Pinellas volunteers travel to gram. Special thanks to presenting JMC Communities CEO Mike Cheezem presents the key to the sponsor Evolve Bank & Trust. 4 historic Henry-Bryan House to Brad and Stephania Everett and their son. 5

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Letter from the Board Chair 2014–2015 Annual Financial Report and CEO It is with great pride that we present the 2014–2015 Annual Report from Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County. Your generosity has far-reaching effects. In this report we hope to thank you personally and collectively Julie Klavans Mike Sutton for all that you have done to further the mission of Habitat for Humanity in our local community. Chair CEO Support and REVENUE Operating EXPENDITURES 2015 has served as the 30th anniversary of Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County. Thanks to your support, hundreds of families have enjoyed the opportu- Contributions Program “Because of a home, nity to improve their housing situation through a zero-percent interest mortgage, Building materials/services $ 612,001 Construction $8,017,635 providing a safe and affordable place to live for their family for years to come. Donated lots 237,522 Mortgage discounts 101,224 Cash 931,928 Habitat ReStore 1,505,061 families have better Through the commitment of our Habitat partner families, board of directors, Habitat ReStore merchandise 807,177 Supporting services volunteers, donors and staff, our affiliate was able to make a deep impact in Pinellas In-kind 25,602 General/Administrative 181,105 County this year: Transfers to homeowners 5,222,350 Fundraising 346,484 health, better security • 32 Families served in fiscal year 2014-2015. Mortgage discount amortization 46,012 Total Operating Expenditures $10,151,509 Sales/Habitat ReStore 817,824 • More than 30,000 volunteer hours helped construct these homes. Change in Net Assets $249,882 Fundraising events, net of direct • For the 9th consecutive year, Habitat Pinellas was recognized by Charity and better futures.” costs of $88,983 113,305 Other CHANGES: Revenue (Expense) Navigator as a four-star charity, an accomplishment that less than 1% of Foundations and grants 1,463,541 Interest expense (29,905) – Jonathon Reckford, charities evaluated nationwide have achieved. Other 43,056 Loss on sale of property (8,014) Habitat for Humanity International CEO • Habitat Pinellas opened a second ReStore location which is located in Palm Harbor. Investment income 81,073 Loss on sale of land (10,040) • Our 340+ homeowners provided more than $330,000 to Pinellas County Net assets released from restrictions 1,112,635 Impairment on land/property (192,459) through homeowner taxes. Total Operating Revenues $10,401,391 Amortization of joint venture deferred revenue 36,758 • 94 cents of every dollar donated to Habitat Pinellas goes directly to building Total Other Changes (203,660) Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County strives to record all contributions ac- affordable homes for low-income families in our community! curately. This report seeks to acknowledge gifts received during the fiscal year, Change in Net Assets 46,222 • Throughout this ongoing growth, Habitat Pinellas was able to increase its July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015. We apologize for any misspellings, omissions, or Net Assets at Beginning of Year 4,525,235 inaccuracies and ask that you please bring these to our attention for correc- long-term sustainability by increasing cash reserves by 35%. tion at 727-536-4755, ext. 203. Net Assets at End of Year $4,571,457

We are proud of our families for their dedication to improve not only their lives, but also the lives of their children. Now in our second year of a four-year strategic plan, Habitat Pinellas will continue focusing on growth, quality and sustainability. We thank you for continuing to support Habitat through your generous support of time, talent and treasure. In partnership,

Mike Sutton, CEO Julie Klavans, Board of Directors Chair

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The support of the Pinellas County community is crucial to our mission to promote family stability by providing Christine W. Sabo Bev Jackson George “Skip” Ertz Deborah and Stephen Brashear innovative and affordable housing solutions to qualified individuals and families. In partnership with our community, Safe Start Jeralee Janscha Russell Favorite Lounell C. Britt Shear Enterprises, LLC Peter Katcha Franklin Templeton Investments Pamela P. Brown we work toward our ultimate goal of eliminating substandard housing throughout Pinellas county. Sherwin Williams Kip Kedersha Blake and Linda Gall Don Brownstone Donald L and Linda Simons Barbara Krai Bill and Lori Goede Michelle Burtch Our Habitat for Humanity affiliate serves the whole of Pinellas County, Florida, from our main office in Clearwater. It is David and Carol Sjolund Mo Krausman Andi Gordon Cameron Termite and Pest Control, Inc. you, our donors – those listed in this publication and all who labor in any way to help Habitat Pinellas – who enable us to Smith-Cargo Transportation Laura Krueger Brock Richard R. Hallin William J Castagna advance our vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Thank you for your commitment! John Lemarr Rudolph H. Hartog Jason Champion Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe Michael W. Leonard Nicole Holler John Christ The Ohio State University Elaine Levitz Gilbert J. Kanner Laraine E Chulla ANITY OF P Tom and Leyla Tremaine Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Maryellen Johnson Church Women United in Central Pinellas UM INE Triangle Community Foundation,Inc Tiffanie Lopatin Judy Benjamin Philanthropic Fund Luis P Cid Pasadena Community Church H L $500,000 – $250,000 R LA Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Robin Macar Kelly A . Kepler Clothes to Kids Mortgage Settlement Funds of Florida Priority Foundation O S University of Wisconsin Habitat for Humanity Rita Manarino Kids & Kubs Joe Cochran F C through Habitat for Humanity of Florida Rotary Club of Indian Rocks Beach, Inc. T A RA O Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Vlahos Jay and Barbara Marshall Michael Kilpatrick Roy G Colbert Schneider Electric - Square D T F IS U I Colleen Weidenfeller Lizzie McLain Michael Klimis Muriel H Curran E N St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church B O R $249,999 – $100,000 T David Weiland Peter L. McNamara Bruce and Joan Brown Levine Chuck Curtis A O Stearns Bank S Y Mary Wheeler Charles Jerry Miller Virginia Lomagno Robert E Day H R Bank of America Charitable Foundation Synovus Bank Brant Williams Matt and Kristin Mills Dina Lomango David and Susan Demers Copperhead Charities Bill Van Law Andrea Wilson Jeff and Judy Mitchell Mission Committee, Lutheran Church Of Donna Dempsey EverBank James Workman Gina Morales The Cross Sarah Donnelly $4,999 – $2,500 Zamora Hospitality Group Tammy Morrison Jacqueline Matiyak F.J. Donoghue $99,999 – $50,000 Jordan Myers Harry and Joan McCreary Doug Eadie & Company, Inc Allen Foundation $999 – $500 Clearwater Toyota Patrick Nehls Howard Miller Scott and Susan Doyle Paul and Esther Borrelli John and Marilyn Nicely National League of Cities Douglas M. and Amy B. DuPont Duke Energy 1-800-Got-Junk Bill Brand Helen Novak Network For Good Easel Aid Ellmar Foundation AgileThought Calvary Baptist Church Charles and Betty Oldanie Tom and Signe Oberhofer Geri Espy HSNi Aldersgate United Methodist Church Capacity Building Grant Dotti Overton Ralph Oliva Edith Finefrock JMC Communities Chuck Aldrich Community Foundation of Tampa Bay PDR Certified Public Accountants Roger Overby Peter and Susan Fitzgerald Lokey Automotive Group Amscot Corporation Randall Decker Stephen N. Peter Alan Pecjak Diane Froelich Publix Super Markets Charities Habitat Pinellas recognizes its “Roof Raisers” who support Steven and Ronice Barlow Neil and Mindy Grossman Candy Porter Michael and Lois Perwien Bob and Patricia Gallen Raymond James Financial, Inc. the mission of Habitat for Humanity by making an annual Mike Beausir Habitat For Humanity International Provise Management Group QSL Restaurant Florida Limited Earl and Pat Gehant Tampa Bay Lightning Foundation Saul Leiner and Vivian Benci Mary-Ellen Howells contribution of $1,000 or more. The combined impact of our Mark A. Purtee R & S Manufacturers Rep Inc. Louise Gelini TradeWinds Island Resorts Bunny and Bill Bitner John Kackley Roof Raisers is immeasurable and helps Habitat continue Sheila Reichert R.T. Hicks Family Fund David S. Gerald Bouchard Insurance Maggie Knutsson Shelia Reilly Refresh Designz Charlie Gerdes to change lives here in Pinellas County and throughout the Marylou Bourdow $49,999 – $25,000 Sonya Miller Jeff and Amy Rettig RJ Kielty Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Anthony Getman world. For additional information about Roof Raisers, Breakfast Optimist Club Of St Petersburg Jason and Denise Miller Margaret R. Rowe Keith Robinson Nils Giere Catalina Marketing Charitable Foundation please contact Angie Croft, at (727) 536-4755 ext. 215, Center for Spiritual Living Florida Glenn and Dav Mosby Ken Rush Rotary Club of Clearwater Beach James and Emily Gillespie Wells Fargo Foundation or [email protected]. Gulfcoast Iqbal and Janet Paroo Candace Scherer Shawn Seward Rossie Godfrey James and Cecile Chadwick Power Design Kay V. Scheuerman Craig and Jan Sher Bonita Good $24,999 – $10,000 Church Experience Robert A. Kimball Irrevocable Trust Matthew Frey Harvey and Cheryl Schonbrun Mandel and Karen Sher Brian Grogan Church of the Good Shepherd Anona United Methodist Church Smith & Associates Real Estate Frey Masterson Investment Advisors Debbie Sembler William D. Slicker Gulf Tile Steve and Cathy Collins Chapman Family Foundation William and Sally Snyder FWPCOA Robert and Marcy Shuck Christian and Trudy Spoor Jarrell and Candi Hagler Hillary Cone City of Largo Ronald and Lori Spoor Victor and Sharon Gardner Signature Authentics Fredrick Spriggs Drew Handwerk Derek Craig City of St. Petersburg Jack and Judie Staples Tom and Nicole Goeglein Jean Sondhi Tibbetts Lumber James and Kathleen Hardwick Crown Automotive Group Mary K Evers Suncoast Chapter, Community Associations Institute James and Wendy Goff John and Amy Stenard Nina Vellayan Truist Ronald K. Hartz Crystal Beach Community Church Florida Association of Realtors, Homeownership for All Mike Sutton GTE Financial Susan M. Sullivan Gypsy Tweed Linda Higgins Annina Donaldson HCA Healthcare The Sports Facilities Advisory Gulf Coast Chapter of the FAMP Robert and Mary Jo Swiggett Robert and Pearl Vest Hillcrest Garden Club Leonard Dow Pinellas Community Foundation The Strong Foundation Karin Hartenbach Thrivent Financial Willis Real Estate Services, Inc. Melinda Hodges Jim Doyle Dan and Carolyn Stowers Valpak Direct Marketing Systems, Inc. Hill Ward Henderson Outreach Committee Grace Winter Virginia Howie Holly Duncan Suncoast AutoBuilders Doreen Hock-DiPolito Trinity Presbyterian Church Foundation Mary Wyatt Allen David and Fran Huey Paula M. Durspek Transamerica Life Insurance Company $2,499 – $1,000 Holland Family Charity Trust Carter Tyler Darrell and Sue Zenk Infotect Design Solutions Inc Debra Duvoisin Skip and Vicki Tylman Helen Hough Feinberg USAmeriBank Innovation Cabinetry Adamo & Associates, Realty Executives Dave Eldridge Valspar Corporation Tom and Jen Cotter Vision Concepts LLC Michael Jasek Karen H. Bartoszek Erin Emnett $249 – $100 Whirlpool Corporation Mike Attinella Walker Ford Co. Inc Frederick Johns Hugh and Florence Bell Estate of Dallas Kirk Hammond 49th Street Bail Bonds Wood Window Makeover Innovation Cabinetry Tracy West Patricia Juds Blume Family Foundation Mary Ellen Fiore J. Crayton Pruitt Foundation Steve and Kathy Wolf Tracy Alexander Christina and John Kaddis Blume Mechanical, LLC Forever Pillows Johnson Controls, Inc. Lindsay Anderson Ann H Karagines $9,999 – $5,000 Bob Evans Farms Inc. Ashley Fox Johnson, Pope, Bokor, Ruppel & Burns LLP $499 – 250 Anona United Methodist Church Bonnie Keiger Joseph and Marylou Bourdow Neil and Lorraine Franckle 2012 Tampa Bay Host Committee Keene State College Ruthanne Arnold Mary Elizabeth Kenyon C & L Graese Foundation Maureen Freaney C. Todd Alley Jeff and Heidi Kuster AAA Electrical Contractors Janice Ayala Kiwanis Club of Largo-Mid Pinellas Blanche Calby Bruce and Wanda Fyfe Amerisure Insurance Company Louie and Betty Phillips Foundation Allstate Giving Campaign Angela Baisley Klier-Wilson Foundation Clearwater Gas System Judy Genshaft Bank of Tampa Robert and Jean Markley Sylvia Alvarez Russell and Karen Barmmer Bob Koechlin Joey and Barbara Commesso Erin Gornall Bloomin’ Brands Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity - UT Chapter Aubrey Malcolm Collection Belle Barrett Sandie Krause Rebecca Connelly Grow Financial Federal Credit Union Central Christian Church of Clearwater Merrill Lynch Timothy Benedict Baynard, Mcleod and Lang, PA Kevin Krisle Converse College Gulf Beaches Rotary Club Ceridian Jay and Jan Miller Blitz Build Phyllis Berlage Sheila La Rosa Guillermo and Edelmira Cosma Kimberly Gustafson Cool-U Milwaukee School of Engineering Tony Casoria Deborah Berner Laura Fage Signature Events & Designs Ellen Cotton Brian and Constance Hale Dorothy J. Kimball Living Trust John and Michelle Nicely Bob Childress Susan and Peter Betzer Jim Lemire Mike Hambleton Eastman Footwear Company, Inc. dba Sporto Scott Daigle Calvin Nystrom Christ Presbyterian Church Jay and Pamela Beyersdorf Gail Handel Glaros Construction DeBartolo Family Foundation Mel and Pam Ora George Cretekos Douglas Biro Angela Hawkins John Hedger Laurie Decarlo Palm Lake Christian Church Angela Croft Beverly Bishop Thank you for your generosity Cyndee Haydon Heritage United Methodist Church Susan Deno Pat Perzel Forensic CPA Peter and Sharon Dagostino Rev. Jack Bittler Melanie Hicks Scott and Julie Klavans Ken and Mary Dykes Dollie Pettis Philip and Christine Dalimonte Bill and Penny Blough and support of the Ellen Hirsch de Haan McLain Foods Cindy Eimers PGA Tour Wives Association Greg and Sable Ann Davis Daniel Bordeaux Eileen Holohan Mid-Atlantic Finance Company Engel & Volkers Clearwater & Belleair Pinellas Realtor Foundation Connor M. Davis Yova Borovska Habitat for Humanity mission Christopher and Linda Hugues Nielsen Media Research Erion Foundation Robert and Margaret Reeves John P. and Stephanie Doran Rob Bowen Sonya Hundley Northwood Presbyterian Church Joseph Faw David and Nancy Ridenour Dowling & Weldon, Inc. Carl and Phyllis Bowles here in Pinellas County! Walter and Barbara Inman Palm Harbor United Methodist Church Raymond and Kim Ferrara Melba Rilott 8 9 building the dream ANNUAL REPORT: 2014 – 2015 FISCAL YEAR ANNUAL REPORT: 2014 – 2015 FISCAL YEAR building the dream

$249 – $100 continued Richard Smedley Penny Gentzler Joe and Kathleen Mansir Fred Scheuter Charles and Patricia Ghent Irving and Marilyn Margon Catharine Schoenecker Mangrove Financial Group, LLC Valerie J. Smith Paul and Antoinette George and Melody Martinez James and Myrna Schwarzlose Barbara McDonald Suzy Sofer Robin Gilbert Carole Mason Leslie E. Scott Gabby McGee Sokolov & Piper, PA: Glen Gilzean Vincent Massaro Samuel Segal ReStore Donors John H. Meyn St. Petersburg Civitan Club William M. Glasgow Donald A. Massey Larry Sgammato Nancy Mink St. Petersburg High School Candace Godwin Walter Matter Amy Sherman Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Helen Mull Stan Sofer Campaign Gerald R. Goen Janet L McClain Shorecrest Preparatory School Multi Media Exposure Barbara Stark The Habitat ReStore is grateful George A. Gonzalez Margaret McDonough Wendy V Siedlecki Randall and Jeanne Murrill Eileen Sutton Goodshop William and Eleanor McGuire Catherine Smith for the partnership with business- Kathie Myers T2theS Eunice Grant Steven McHugh Vicki and Ed Snipes es in our community who donate Jim and Melissa Myers Philip and Patricia Taylor Barbara Greenfield James and Roberta McIntosh Beth Snyder new and gently used items and Nall Lumber Co. The Indian Shores Women’s Club Michelle P. Gregor Col. John McKenney Gregory J. Sohn Douglas and Jean Nessle Tibbetts Lumber Company building materials in support of Daniel and Sharry Griner George and Barbara McWicker Peggy Solomon Denise Papich Title Exchange the Habitat for Humanity building Belle Gruber Will and Carol Mead Virginia Souther Northshore Elementary School PTA Kathy McGovern Pat Guhl Pat Medley Ralph and Mildred Sparks program for families throughout Norwood Baptist Church Trinity Lutheran Church Bill and Paulette Hadley Viena Melton Nancy Spina Pinellas County. David and Jane Nunnelly United Way of Tampa Bay Lauren Hafner Stephen Mischen Marlene Stark Fred Olson USAmeriBank Nancy Haines Virginia Mischen-Hays Robert Stepp Matthew Palmer Donald and Mary Van Weezel Corporate Donors Ken Hale Richard and Mary Miscione Robert and Barbara Stone Pampered Gardeners, LLC Alison Vecchiarelli Coraline M. Hampson-Wiest Deanna Mohn Marcella Stone 1-800-Got Junk Rebecca Pate Holly B Vernon Clarence and Elaine Hanna Amanda Moody Cherin L. Stover David and Amy Piper ViciDial.com 50% Off Warehouse Rosemarie Harris Barbara Morgan Suncoast Textile Recycling Sheryl Polese Edward and Susan Walsh Abbey Carpet & Floor James and Eleanor Harris Tess Morris Janet Sutton Charles Raffo Bill Warner Rosemary Hayes Anne Morse Lucille Sykes Ace Hardware Red Hot Realty Nancy Weber Geri Winston Jack and Joannie Carter Barbara Heinicka Roger Mulligan Brian and Vivian Taylor Ronald F. Holehouse Insurance and Judy Wells Marshall and Therese Wisoff Jacqueline Cavitch Banning Lumber and Millwork Betty Held Sahasra and Geeta Naman Frederick and Maxine Terry Risk Management Wells Fargo Community Support Miriam M Work Ceridian Clearwater Window & Door Linda M. Hennessey Diana Naughton The Sparker Family Trust Ashley Ross Wendy Whitescarver Rania Yacoub Paul G. Chamberlain Elizabeth Henry Deykis Navarro Tom and Lynn Timko D & S Wholesalers Richard and Angela Santello Manfred and Rita Widman Ryan Zolper Ann Chico Kate Herrington Alan G Nelson Jeffrey Tomes Madelyn Scriver Bradley and Veronica Wille Don Zurbrick Ava Ciolli Floor & Decor Greg and Anne Hochsprung Barbara and Tina Neville Thuan Tran Tony Semik Harold Williams Shirley Coles Haverty’s Furniture Paul and Roberta Holland Sarah Nguyen Denise A. Travers William and Leonor Shaw Hugh Williams Collegiate Challenge Under $100 Robert Hooker Veronica Niesen William Lee Troupe Jr. Home Depot John and Gail Shupe Wind And Water Feng Shui Consulting Patrick and Dolores Conklin Pauline Horan Tammy Noel Rosemary Turpin Silicon Valley Community Foundation Nancy Winslow Eddie Acosta Jeremiah Connor House to Home Relocators Gary Housel Maurice Nott Suzanne S. Tyrrell Karen and John Skiratko Vincent and Anna Maria Addonisio Mary Constante Hudson’s Furniture Marian Alton Paul Hudson Virginia O’Shea Joyce Underwood Vicki Cooper-Naughton JB Factory Flooring Debra Alvarez Jacquie Copp Willie Hughes Robert Park II Jeff Usher Ted Andresen Sue Ann Corrigan Marlan Hunter Rose Parker Juan Valdes Lowes Heritage Society Joseph Antonetti Patricia Coughlin Eileen Husselbaugh Rita I Patrick Jeana Valenty Matter Brothers Furniture Ahmad Arasteh Ivy Group Consulting Emil and Elaine Pavone Edna Vass Leah Crowe New South Windows “We make a living by what we get, AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Deanna D’Abbraccio Angelica Jacobsen George Pendry .Soren T Vestergaard James and Mary Ellen Bader David Dahms John Jones Debra Persell Mary Voss Ruhl Enterprises Marjorie Baish William and Tina Jordan Test Person Dr. Elizabeth Wajdowicz but we make a life Churchillby what we give.” Debra Davies The Blind & Shutter Gallery --Winston Virginia Barany Salondia Joyce Carol Peterson Weston Walker Carol Davies The Lighting Factory Justin Bardsley Joan Davis Robert and Zedith Kahler Sandra Pierce Donald and Paula Walker Estate of Melford I. Johnson Richard Barstow Tamara D Davis Claudia Karlen Joseph Pietrzak Patricia J. Walker The Floor Store Evelyn Adamson Estate William Kasper Trust Vernon E Bashaw Dagmar De Stefano Tim Keeports Stephanie Pitts Martha R. Wallace Tile Outlets of America Anonymous Irma Mae Keldsen Trust Rita J Becchetti Joy Keller Linda Plichta David and Linda Walling Arthur X. Deegan II Window World of Tampa Bay Glenn Arthur Trust Estate of Robert and Dorothy Richard Beddoe Kathryn A Delise Dennis and Christine Kemerer Aileen Price Nancy Watson Geraldine Bartholomew Kimball Sherry Berger Richard Dellalonga Deborah Kenneda Roy and Sue Ellen Price Kurt Weibel Hayes and Susan Kennedy Prince Of Peace Lutheran Church ELCA Claire Weinstein Mildred I. Baumgartner Trust Mary Kittrell Martin Bernstein David Dever William and Esther Besch Walter Kinzel Stacey Propst Lawona Wellington Estate of Violet Bogert Anastasia Kraf Trust Margaret DiBiase Contractor Donors William and Lorraine Donna Knisley Kuenzler Crayton and Johanna Pruitt Wells Fargo Foundation Foundation: Estate of Ruby Davis Bortz Mary Lawrie Trust Teralyn Dickey Harold Bishop Michael DiDomenico Klaus and Ann Koch Phyllis M. Rabb Matching Gifts Program Bay to Bay Properties Norm Bungard Emilie Lugar Bettye F. Black James P. Ditz Ron and Tracy Kotchman Maureen E. Ram Gayle Wentland Decor Studio I John D. Chapman Trust Caterine MacDonald Trust Barbara Boguslaw Roger D. Lacy James Rathert Ann White Ruth Dobkin Deslandes Contracting, Inc. Ivon and Jane Culver Charitable Trust Eleanor McKinley Carl Borgensen Gerald Dollmont Gloria Lafortune Grace Raven Christopher J. Whiteford Robert Davidson Estate Estate of Charles Moore Nancy Jo Brannan David and Carla Dorsett Martha Lamar Dr. William and Barbara Reames Theresa Whitford Jacobsen Homes Eleanor Duvall Estate Florence T. Smith Trust Florence L. Breinig Paul and Patricia Drecchio Patience O. Langevin Shelana L Reed Connie Whitlock JAMCO Unlimited Estate of June Marie Gerlach Stansbury Trust David Bremm Jane M. Dunaway W. Langston Holland Linda E. Reed Rita Widere JD Lentine Deb Reedy James Wiegner King Contracting Estate of Dallas Kirk Hammond Clare J. Trice Trust Johanna Bromberg Carol M. Dunn Joanne Bruno Paul and Judy Leonard Bill and Polly Rice Wayne L Wilford McCabinet Dorothy B. Howard Trust Beulah Underhill Iola Dunsmore Michael Bruyere Marvin Liebson Lee RiCharde Neil and Teresa Willatt Mary-Ellen Howells Mary Weir Teresa Elder Olde World Cabinetry Lynda Bryan Norman Englert Cindy Lineberry Frances Rieumont Richard and Christine Williams Arthur L. Husted Trust Barbara Whiteside One Stop Kitchens & Bath Bob Buchanan Karen A. Estes Erika Llenza Elaine Rimel Faith M. Williams Lionel James Joseph and Theresa Bunch Deborah Factor Isabelle Lockhart Vollie Riskin Willis M. Stewart Trustee Strobel Design Build Robert and Barbara Burkham Pamela Farrington Sarah B. Longstreet Joanna Ritch Scott Wilson recognizes those individuals who have Rita Burkhardt Marie Lundahl Mary Robeyti Cara Woods Our Heritage Society Elizabeth A. Fenton Gloria Burton Marianne M. Feraca Lutheran Church Of The Good Shepherd Robert and Elizabeth Roeder Lyn M. Woods Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County strives made a commitment today as a way to build tomorrow’s Ryan and Heather Bush Matthew Fiorentino Robert and Adele Luxa Phyllis Rosenthal Waltraud Ystrom to record all contributions accurately. This future. These planned gifts will ensure Habitat’s success for JD and Gilberte Bushnell Ted Fletcher Paul and Jo Ann Lyman Jerome and Adeline Roth Paul and Patricia Zahniser report seeks to acknowledge gifts received future generations. Bruce and Betty Buzzell Donna M. Fournier Richard and Nancy Magill Howard Rutherford Peter Zanata during the fiscal year, July 1, 2014 – June 30, Frank and Joann Magliocca Edward Ryan Daniel and Loretta Zebo Victoria and Dusty ByRoade Trina Fritsch 2015. We apologize for any misspellings, Walter and Marguerite Mahoney Frances Marie Salorino Walter and Stephanie Zehnder Henry and Jacquelyn Byars Kevin Garden omissions, or inaccuracies and ask that you For more details about how you can leave a legacy of giv- Samuel and Barbara Carito John and Carole Malone Norman and Joan Sande Zimmerman Financial Services Christopher T. Gassett please bring these to our attention for correc- ing, please contact Angie Croft at (727) 536-4755, ext. 215, Allen Carmean Judith Malone Paula E Sandusky Glen Zobel Kacie Gebhardt tion at 727-536-4755, ext. 203. or [email protected]. Anthony and Carol Rindone Winifred Gehlsen Cathleen Maniscalco Shirley Sawyer Joy Zylinski 10 Thank you for your generosity and support of the Habitat for Humanity mission here in Pinellas County! 11 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF PINELLAS COUNTY NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION 13355 49th Street North U.S. POSTAGE PAID Clearwater, Florida 33762 ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33770 PERMIT # 18

and a wonderful New Year! 2014-2015 Annual Report included in this issue!

Save the Date for Habitat Pinellas’ Most Important Fundraising Event! Plan to be there! Our 2016 gala is designed to be another buzz-worthy event, so “save the date” and plan to attend BLUEPRINT Great Gardens, featuring the creativity of 14 local interior designers – and this year’s Hon- orary Chair, award-winning designer, author, lifestyle expert P. Allen Smith of the nationally syndicated show, P. Allen Smith Gardens.

We also pleased to welcome back Jerry Penacoli and Cyndi Edwards, co-hosts of NBC’s nationally syndicated lifestyle show Daytime, as our Master and Mistress of Ceremonies!

During BLUEPRINT Great Gardens you’ll discover fabled spaces and enchanting places that reveal secret green worlds tucked behind courtyard walls and ancient gates.

Join us as we honor BANK OF AMERICA SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 as our “Golden Hammer Corporate Partner of the Year!” Vinoy Renaissance Hotel Look for your formal gala invitation in January! For sponsor information, please contact Angie Croft at [email protected] or 727.536.4755, ext. 215.