Expedition for Assets Our Movement

2015 Annual Report Expedition For Assets Our Movement

Mission Board of Directors Michael Brown Metanoia Community Development Corporation Erica Fludd is a movement of people, rooted in faith. We Blake Hart Rashawnna Hawkins invest in neighborhood assets to build leaders, Belinda Holloway establish quality housing and generate economic Burnet Jacques development. We are pushing forward into new Lisa Mclean relationships with God and one another to create Penny Middleton Aisha Singletary strong communities. Ayesha Washington Suzanne Morse, Honorary Member

Council of Advocates Vision Cindy Cartmell Greg Garvan Metanoia envisions a diverse community of Sam Hayes people that are inspired and empowered to Cyndy Keyes make the community better for generations to Marty Klaper come; where quality housing and livable wage Charles Larsen Carole Mauldin jobs are accessible to all; where there are aca- Connor McIntyre demically achieving schools; where businesses Matthew Pardieck and faith communities benefit the community; Wayne & Cheryl Patterson Eric Porterfield where the quality of life includes green space and Terry & Tammy Thompson recreational opportunities; and where Reynolds Avenue is a hub of economic and social activities. We recognize the people of our community are essential to the accomplishment of this vision. Metanoia Community Development Corporation 2005 Reynolds Avenue North Charleston, SC 29405 t: (843) 529-3014 f: (843) 529-3639 www.pushingforward.org /MetanoiaSC @pushing_forward /MetanoiaCDC “HERE WE DISCOVER AND GROW ASSETS”

Dear Metanoia Family,

Those of you who have visited us at Metanoia know that the sentence above is displayed in large letters across the wall of our main office conference room. We work in a society that constantly wants to remind us of the problems of our neighborhood, reducing the community to nothing more than a collection of needs. But these words remind us that the most fundamental work of Metanoia is not centered in problem diagnosis, but asset discovery.

The phrase is also a reminder that we are on an adventure at Metanoia. Our work is a kind of expedition to discover the hidden gems in communities often stereotyped as purely deficient. Sometimes our little expedition discovers a student who can become a great community leader, or a vacant home where we can create a local homeowner, or an empty commercial building where we can create new jobs. Indeed, one of the dynamics that makes our work interesting and invigorating is that we never know what kind of asset we might discover next.

Like many explorations before us, our work at Metanoia is sometimes filled with long days and setbacks. It takes work to make progress in territory where we have not journeyed before. But this expedition is also spurred on by the spirit of adventure that one gets in making new discoveries. As leaders on this expedition we are keenly aware that we all have to work together if the expedition is to succeed. From local neighborhood citizens working to make the neighborhood better from within, to our donors who keep us supplied on the journey, everyone must play their part or our expedition for assets will not complete its mission.

This year’s annual report is designed to give you a snapshot of how our expedition for assets has performed over the past year. As always, we remain grateful for everyone who is involved in our movement and we look forward to working with you in 2016 as we continue to explore for assets together!

Peace,

Rev. Bill Stanfield Ayesha Washington Metanoia CEO Metanoia Board Chair

Expedition For Assets 1 The Expedition Discovering Assets

Quality Affordable Housing Our housing efforts began with a focus on homeownership and have since branched out to support a number of housing options for our community. We have completed over two dozen acquisition rehabil- itations on homes for first time homeowners. With the housing market in a slump for the last few years, we have converted a number of these into quality affordable rentals for community-minded residents. All net income on rent collected is reinvested into neighborhood initiatives. Perhaps one of the largest areas of recent growth is in our Owner Occupied Repair program, made possible through partnerships with the City of North Charleston, the National Fair Housing Alliance, and the South Carolina Housing Finance & Development Authority. This work allows community homeowners on a fixed or low income to keep their homes by providing major fixes such as HVAC or roof repairs.

Number of Owner Occupied

Repair projects 13-14 5 completed, 2013-2014 vs. 27 2014-2015 14-15 5 10 15 20 25 30

2 Annual Report 2015 «Champions Teams of our high school students came in 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 7th out of over 500 teams in the 2014-2015 spring semester SC State Stock Market Game. One team was named 1st overall of the 2014- 2015 contest. Our teams achieved an aggregate increase in income of 21.93% over the course of the competition.

Taking part in the Stock Market game is one of the ways our middle and high school students learn about entrepreneurship and financial literacy. Our high school students gain real world experience by owning and operating Hodari Brothers Screen Printing and Isoke Sisters Jewelry, while our middle-school students rotate small business ventures each semester. 85% Combined revenue increase of Hodari Brothers and Isoke Sisters in 2015

Renovation» This house on Success Street, across from the old Chicora Elementary School, is one of several houses Metanoia reno- vated this year for quality affordable homeownership or rental in our neighborhood. Some see a boarded-up eyesore in the ‘before’ picture; we see a beautiful home just waiting for a little investment. $1.7+ million Total amount invested in new units of affordable housing over 9 years

Expedition For Assets 3 The Expedition Investing In Potential

Youth Leadership Academy When Metanoia was founded in 2002, our first task was responding to the community’s desire to have a safe place for their children to go to afterschool. In 2014, with the help of a sizable investment from the Cummins Foundation, we combined several autono- mous youth leadership initiatives under one banner: the Youth Leadership Academy. We identify neighborhood youth 1st through 12th grade with leadership potential in the areas of Character, Excellence, and Presence. During the school year, our students attend our afterschool program where we offer our own leadership and entrepreneurship curriculum, and focus on academic excellence. In the summer months, our students take part in a Children’s Defense Fund Freedom School®, which teaches a love of reading and citizenship in equal measure. We now offer a year-round ‘youth leadership pipeline’ to forge the next generation of community leaders.

Financial Literacy We continue to offer free Financial Literacy and Homebuyers’ Education classes focusing on budget- ing, credit repair, and qualifying to purchase a home. Taught by certified instructor Tony Joyner, these classes are designed to strengthen the financial skills of community residents.

4 Annual Report 2015 «Positive Ticketing This summer we worked towards positive community-police relationships. We worked with the North Charleston Police Department to debut a Positive Ticketing initiative modeled after successful instances across the USA and Canada. Neighborhood children were issued “Positive Tickets” by officers who witnessed good behavior. They were able to trade the tickets for prizes.

Yearly comparison of percentage of 3rd, 6th, and 8th grade students performing on grade level in English Language Arts (ELA) and math

Q 2015 83%

ELA 69% Q 2014

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

67% Q 2015

Math 50% Q 2014

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 57 adults completed financial literacy « Teacher’s Tea or homebuyers’ education We celebrate and thank our students’ teachers every year at our Teacher’s Tea celebration. We seek to fos- classes from 2014-2015 ter great relationships with our students’ teachers so 76% of students gained financial that we can maximize our students’ potential. Teach- ers help fill our afterschool leadership program by rec- literacy knowledge growth based ommending students showing leadership potential. on pre- and post-testing

Expedition For Assets 5 The Expedition Arriving At Community

Community Planning We recognize the wisdom and authority of community residents in making plans for their neighborhoods by holding events like our annual Town Hall meeting, where residents guide all of our decisions. Generating Economic Development We continue to pursue a number of initiatives to generate economic development in our community. Beginning in middle-school, our students are taught entrepreneurship and financial skills. Our high school students own and operate their own small businesses, Hodari Brothers Screen Printing and Isoke Sisters Jewelry. We opened the Youth Entrepreneurship Center in 2014 to provide a ‘spark’ for the commercial redevelopment of Reynolds Avenue. In early 2016, we will open a neighborhood café in the front of this building, staffed by youth and adults from the neighborhood. Community Advocacy Listening to community residents - the real experts on our neighborhoods - and being responsive to their vision is a top priority at Metanoia. This past year we raised community awareness about the potential effects that may arise from the building of a new railyard next to our community. We are working to make leaders of the rail project aware of neighborhood concerns to minimize any negative impacts the facility may have on the community.

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- - - den In The Gar In The Celebration Place Community Garden to to Garden Community Place and faith, share fellowship, As children play on laughter. their the nearby playground, families tend the garden. of hundreds year, past This pounds of food were grown - at the garden and distribut ed to community residents. « pack MaryParents Ford El ementary to see their chil School Freedom the at dren We End Celebration. of Year receive par encourage and our across participation ent initiatives. youth leadership » People gather at the Chicora Expedition For Assets For Expedition Our Values

e m co Asset Based In Our innovative approach to community development focuses on identifying and investing in neighborhood assets - both human and physical- instead of just trying to fix problems. Every community has strengths and capabilities. We attract investment to these strengths and create opportunities for neighborhoods to be strengthened from the inside out.

Community Driven Metanoia is led by community residents who invest their own time and energy in creating the community they want to see. The people that live in our neighborhoods are real experts on what works for their communities. No initiative is undertaken at Metanoia without community input and support.

Rooted In Faith We are a movement that seeks to become “good ground” for people to nurture and grow their faith in God and one another. We believe that we are working alongside God who desires the health and renewal of all communities.

8 Annual Report 2015 Financial Report 2014-2015

e m The total income For the 10th year in a row, Metanoia co for 2014-2015 was n I $2,006,562.87. Of received a best-case “Unqualified Audit” this, $224,541.44 on its 2014-2015 financial statements. was restricted for capital projects and Establish Quality Housing 45.83% $1,782,021.73 was operating income. Build Leaders 35.56%

Management & Fundraising 9.93%

Generate Economic Development 8.68% ses pen Ex g n City of North Charleston 25.60% ti a Grants Under 30K 11.13% r e Individual Donors 10.05% p

Charleston County 7.54% O

Jubilee & Golf Tournament 7.63%

Cummins Foundation 6.23% Earned Income 5.74%

Trident United Way 5.29% Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of South Carolina 5.10% Jerry and Anita Zucker Family Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina 3.13% Family Services 2.99% Metanoia’s Sisters of Charity Foundation 2.74% Annual Operating In-Kind Contributions 2.59% Expenses for FY James O. & Harriet P. Rigney Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina 2.49% 2014-2015 totaled W.C. English Foundation 1.74% $1,653,433.06.

Expedition For Assets 9 Investors

* 2014-2015= includes gifts made by individuals on Lowcountry Giving Day of the Coastal Community Foundation Lothmann Family Fund of CCF Bruce & Sara Jayne CCF of SC = Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina of SC Charles Jones MeadWestvaco Foundation David & Susan Miller* Major Donors Pathfinder Foundation, Inc. The N.E.W. Fund of CCF of SC $100,000 and above Bill and Patricia Wert Park Sterling Bank Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Providence Baptist Church Daniel South Carolina Foundation, Inc. Island City of North Charleston Urban Electric Co. Willis and Charlisa Pugh* Thomas Richardson The Cummins Foundation Community Investors Trident United Way $5,000 - $9,999 Roper St. Francis Healthcare Bob Rymer & Catherine Anne $50,000 - $ 99,999 The Employees Community Fund Walsh of the Boeing Company County of Charleston Valerie Scott Brady & Betty Anderson* Family Services, Inc. Elizabeth & Childs Smith Hilton Head Island Foundation James O. & Harriet P. Rigney Stephon & Tammy Thompson Endowment Fund Endowment of CCF of SC Trident United Way Annual Glenn & Cyndy Keyes* Sisters of Charity Foundation of Campaign Illinois Tool Works Foundation South Carolina Dwane Wayman Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church Anita Zucker* Jerry & Anita Zucker Family REALTORS® Housing Endowment Fund $30,000 - $49,999 Opportunities Fund of CCF W.C. English Foundation J.E.& J.M. Royall Harriet McDougal has been Charles & Brenda Larsen Verhagen Foundation a strong supporter of Meta- David & Sharon Ward noia ever since she learned MWV Specialty Chemicals of us during an event we Tim and Denny Solso* Whole Foods Market hosted with Toxic Charity author Bob Lupton. She has St. Matthew Baptist Church Community Builders visited our work a number $2,000 - $4,999 of times. As an editor and Community Transformers writer, she enjoys reading $10,000 - $29,999 to our students during our Barter Family Fund of CCF of SC summer Children’s Defense Fund Freedom School®. The Boeing Company Sherry & Harold Bomar “Metanoia is changing a Daniel Island Golf Club Charleston Atlantic Presbyterian troubled neighborhood in North Charleston one The Exchange Club of Charleston Dr. Bud & Anne Cofer* day and one person at a First Baptist Church of time,” she says of our work. Brent & Elaine Humphrey Thanks to donors like her, Jake’s Music Foundation Orangeburg the Metanoia transformation is happening in the commu- Marty & Julie Klaper Harbour Wealth Management nities we serve. Landmark Construction* of Raymond James Christopher Shane photo by courtesy of Charleston Magazine

10 Annual Report 2015 Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Sample AJ Davis has lived in Change Makers Ellen Sechrest Chicora/Cherokee for $500-$1,999 Pamela Simons a number of years. As John Abbate Thomas Sisson neighborhood council Abby Adams Patricia Smyth president for the past five Anonymous Charles Stanfield & Melanie Wood years, he has intimate David & Barbara Stanfield Arrington Sunday School Class, FBC Clemson knowledge of who is doing Jean Stanfield Atlantic Shield Group important work in our South Carolina Association of Community Economic G Mitchell Bailey community. This year Mr. BDP International Development South Carolina Bar Association Davis supported our work Blackbaud on Lowcountry Giving Day, Helen Bradham South State Bank Southern Ionics Incorporated thereby having his giving Paul Brady matched by generous Becky Brown Thompson Industrial Services Thomas Tisdale matching donors through Andy & Alfina Capelli the Coastal Community Church of Christ Our King Daryl & Dawn Trexler Foundation. “Metanoia Sandi Clerici Vopack North America & Subsidiaries helps improve the capacity Composite Container, LLC Kurt Waldthausen of the community to reach Concrete Pipe & Precast, LLC Chad Walldorf John & Jeanette Cothran Ware Family Fund its fullest potential, ” he Michael Cruse Carolee Williams says. Many people from Doug and Faith Dodge James & Suzanne Williams within the communities Capt. James E. Doffin, Jr. Zucker Family Endowment for Metanoia’s Civic Leaders we serve give to Metanoia. Jack & Tonya Drawdy Program of CCF of SC They are proof positive of First Baptist Church - Greensboro our communities’ capacity First Baptist Church of Greenwood Supporters to improve itself. First Baptist Church of Pendleton $250 - $499 Fortiline Waterworks Cara Fowler Herb and Barbara Ailes Bill Stanfield & Evelyn Oliveira Fulton Mill Service Company Elizabeth Amory John Swink Daniel & Shannon Gallagher Josh Benser Scott & Jane Sylvester Greg L.Q. Garvan & Priscilla Quirk Fred & Marie Binder Rebecca Yaun The Glasspro-Heinauer Family Fund of CCF of SC Sidonna Black Samuel & Elizabeth Goforth Edie Blakeslee Richard and Ann Gridley Cynthia & Timothy Bolden Friends of Metanoia Hacker Family Charitable Fund Mary & David Bonheimer Up to $250 Jeff Herndon Jann Boyd Heather Holmquest Nelson & Bobbie Bradshaw J.R. & M.K Abernathy Jim and Rhonda Hunter Steve & Caroline Braskamp Karen Abrams* Derek & Connie Iannelli-Smith Doris Brown Ron Acierno* Jane & Larry Iwan Fund of CCF of SC John and Lori Carroll James & Cheryl Adamson* The Jackson Family Create More Karma Foundation Marion & Sally Aldridge* Glenn Jeffcoat Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation Joan Hitt Algar Al & Alice Jenkins Fred & Paula Crosson AmazonSmile Foundation Kimmel and Godfrey Enterprises LLC Chris & Ann Cunniffe Elizabeth Amory Courtney Krueger John & Ellen Curlee Raymond H. Anderson, Jr.* Brent Lucas Harry & Corlys Devenny Stacy Arnett* Terry Lynn Bill Epes Barbara Ball* David Manners Don & Anita Flowers Ginger Barfield Carole Mauldin Walker Ford Carmine & Antoinette Battista Mauser USA, LLC Phyllis Funderburk Dawn Black Kay McClure Randy & Sara Gardner Gail Blair* Karen & Mac McMillin* Deborah Haag Shayna Blair William Mill Heather Hall* Natalie Blakeslee Matthew Miller Tony & Carol Hopkins* Catherine Boags Mildred S. and Paul M. Minus Fund of CCF of SC Stephanie & Noel Hunt Bianca Boatwright* Betty Ochoa Julie Hussey Amanda & Robbie Borchik* Tom & Linda O’Donnell* Claire Johnson & Chris Burgess Mark Bowman Omatic Software LLC Kapstone Paper & Packaging J.E. Bradham Wayne & Cheryl Patterson Kevin Kreamer Kenneth & Joye Brannon Joanne Penman Tony Levine Clinton & Carolyn Brantley Lee Picciuto-Fursdon Gene Meadows Erica Briggs* Joan Coulter Pittman Fund of CCF of SC Hazel Monteith & Burt Pardue* Barbara Brock Elizabeth Prout* Judy & Wesley Moore Christine Smalls Brown Catherine & Bill Read Richard Nunan Daniel & Nannie Brown John C. & Alex Read* Jim & Helen Phillips David Brown* Edward Rose William Simpson Councilman Michael Brown* Eileen Rossler George & Barbara Smyth Patricia & Willie Brown*

Expedition For Assets 11 Heidi Fiske* Darren Luckie Erica Fludd* Patricia Madden Debbie Fowler* Judy Manning* Beverly Gadson-Birch* Raymond & Linda Manning* Anastasia Gandy* Marquette & Michelle Mapp* Jamie George Gillian Mark Joyce and Gerry Gherlein Chip Martin Mary Ann & Gary Gilkeson Viola Martino Cathy Godshall* John Mazzarella* Jeffrey & Lonna Goodall Eartha & John McClary* Joe & Nancy Goodson* Frieda McDuffie Sharon Graci* Reese McFaddin* The Sisters of Charity Foundation, headquartered in Columbia, Vincent Graham* Christine Randall McGee* SC, is a major funder for non-profits and charities in South Ethel Greene* Madeleine McGee Carolina. They have been a major supporter and advocate of our Michelle Green Elizabeth and Patrick McNulty work for several years. One of the reasons they gravitate towards Kecia Greenho* Sue-Ellen Mead our approach is their stated goal of providing funds to organizations Dana & Heather Hanson Aundra Meroe* that build upon the strengths and abilities of individuals. “I am Susan Harley* Penelope & Tommie Middleton* proud of our partnership with Metanoia. They are changing the Mason & Marcia Harris Lorcan Miller* lives of individuals and families in the North Charleston area which Blake Hart* Jonathan Milner will have far reaching positive effects for all of us,” says Tom Keith, George & Cindy Hartley* James Mitchell* President of The Sisters of Charity Foundation. Thank you to The Anthony Haynes* John & Betty Mitchell Sisters of Charity Foundation for your continued support as we R Michael Hembree* John & Marietta Mobley discover and grow assets all over our community. Shirley Hendrix Mary Moore* Richard Hendry* Paul Moore* Abigail Henrich & John Paul Sydnor* Will Moredock Heather Hensley Kat Morgan* Stacy Brown* Jan Hensley James & Bonnie Morrah Stephanie Brown Mike Hensley* Tracy & Michael Morris Richard Buchanan Keith & Julie Heustis Jeff & Kelly Neal* Al and Ellie Burnaford Arlis & Georgia Hinson Eric Nelson* Chris & Sandra Canipe David Walter Hiott New Hope Baptist Church Chamenia Capers* Jenny Hodge David Northrup* Julie & Ed Carlberg* Marty Hogue* Sidney Norton Mitch & Carol Carnell Ashley Holbrook* Mozelle Odom Prayer Group Marc & Marnie Chardon Ray & Belinda Holloway* Ouida Ott David Cheatle Isabel Hopkins* Kathleen Parker* CHS Psychiatric Associates, LLC Brianna Horton* Sara & Ben Pelot Toni Chester Amy Horwitz & Norm Shea* Ann Pember Rebecca Clark* David Howle* Robin & D Ashley Pennington* Virginia Clarke Allean Hughes* Ann Peschel* Barbara Cole Joshua & Sacha Hunt Tiombe & Kevin Plair* Gary & Sandra Cole Tandra Ingram* James & Charlotte Plyler Jill Conway* Jessica Jackson* Carol Pooser* Stephen Cothran* Lorraine Jamison* Alicia & Eric Porterfield* Laura & Ed Cousineau* Anthony & Germaine Jenkins Coolidge & Brenda Porterfield Dr. & Mrs. William Creasman Charles Johnson* Whitney Powers* Steve & Nancy Cregg* Greg & Maria Johnson* Ernestine Preston* Amanda Crump Hubert & Yvonne Johnson Allan & Jenny Purtill Rich & Debbie Dantzler* Jacques Johnson* Judy & Virgil Quisenberry Anjene Davis* Tony & Krystle Joyner* Christine Randall Laurie & Dan Dorroh* Keep North Charleston Beautiful Brad Reed* Brent Driggers* Albert & Lucille Keller* James & Mary Reynolds* Eddie Driggers* Ted Keller* Charles & Sarah Rians* John Drinker* Gerald & Sharon Keown John & Marie Rians Kim Duckworth* Jay Kieve* Francina Roche* Suzanne Duckworth* Barbara Kingsbury* Joe Sampson* Kasie Dugan Robert Krogh Sarah Cooper WMU Mission Group – First Baptist Gary Duncan Courtney Krueger* Church, Clemson, SC Susan Dunn Bridget Laird* Bart & Conway Saylor* Monifa Ellington Dan & Sue Laird* Patricia Scarborough* Julie Elmore* Martin & Audrey Starks Lane* Robert Scharstein David & Joyce English Megan & Peter Lanier Leah Schonfeld* Exodus Church William Leacock and Family* Alexis & Terry Scipio Adam Fahrer* Maria Leahy Camella Scott* Maria Falangola* Bob & Grace Lewis* Caroline & Rentafor Scott* Carolyn Ferrell Kathy Lindenmayer* Marie Setser* John & Hazel Fisher* Craig Logan* Ray & Ellie Setser

12 Annual Report 2015 Barbara Silveston Emily Silvola* Aisha & Olando Singletary Steven & Beth Sipple James & Sally Skidmore Upcoming Dorcas & John Slopey Amber Smith David & Jill Smith Summer and Jeff Sneed Sherrie Snipes-Williams* Winter 2016 Tiffany Spann-Wilder* Peter Starbuck* Metanoia has just been awarded an $800,000 Community Economic Amy Stertz* J. Henry Stuhr, Inc. Development Grant from the Federal Office of Community Service. We Brian Sweeney are partnering with one of our local business partners, Urban Electric Charles Taylor Don & Mary Taylor Company (UECo), to work with them to create 40 new jobs for low Ida Taylor* Harry & Martha Thetford income individuals over the next three years. UECo has already been a Carolyn Thiedke & Fred Thompson Robert Thomas superb partner with Metanoia and we look forward to working with them Carlin & Clyde Timmons* to both expand their business and create new jobs in our community. Art & Mary Jo Titus* Angel Trimble We have always believed that the best form of social program available Betty Troxler Joan Ustin* is a living wage job that builds on the strengths of individuals’ own Elizabeth Vanderhaagen & James E. Blankespoor capacities. This new project will help us put those values to work to create Paul & Linda Vaughan Robert Vaughn & Carol Gwynne-Vaughn opportunity in our community. Tara Veronee* Dan & Margaret Vincent* Tony Vincent* Christoph Vogel* Debby Waid Spring 2016 Marcia Wakeman Barry Waldman By mid-March Metanoia should be opening our new café on Reynolds Calhoun Walpole Avenue. The café is the final component of our Youth Entrepreneurship Ayesha Washington* Deacon & Mrs. Nathaniel Washington & Volunteer Center, and construction has already begun thanks to gen- James & Diane Watkins James & Linda Wayne erous oversight being donated by Landmark Construction. The café will Mary & Martin Weckenman* Elizabeth Whatley be operated in partnership with Duvall Catering and will offer youth Janice & Bill Whipple and adults opportunities for jobs along with a gathering place for our Judith White Mattie White community and work. Mary & Alfred Whitehouse Mary Williams* Octavia Williams-Blake Elizabeth Wilson Throughout 2016 Todd & Frances Wilson* Joseph Woytko Quality affordable housing growth: In 2015 Metanoia saw its owner John Zimmer* Jess Zsorai occupied rehabilitation program growth nearly quadruple. Thanks to Thank You the generous support of several partners, Metanoia is building a housing to all of our generous donors who made gifts between July 1, 2014 capital fund to grow our ability to develop new units of quality affordable and June 30, 2015. If, for any reason, you feel this list to be in error please contact Metanoia CEO Bill Stanfield so that we can clear up any housing for homeownership and rental in our community. Stay tuned for discrepencies. some significant funding announcements about these projects and the growth of our housing program coming in 2016!

As we experience continued growth and additional projects at Metanoia we will remain focused on staying true to our core values of being asset based, rooted in faith and community driven. Thank you to everyone for your support.

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