2015 ANNUAL REPORT t Mercy Housing, we recognize that safe, affordable, service- enriched housing helps people invest in themselves and their communities.

On behalf of our eight Sponsor Communities, our Board of Trustees, and everyone who works at Mercy Housing, we thank you. Thank you to our donors, financial partners, investors, and supporters who have joined us in our efforts to create and preserve a more equitable world.

2 | Mercy Housing ear Partners in Hope,

As 2015 draws to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on the meaning and importance of preservation. It makes sense that this word comes to mind; 2015 was Jane’s first full year as Mercy Housing’s President and CEO, and she was intent on preserving the guiding values of respect, justice, and mercy that are the foundation of our work.

2015 saw us start and finish a remarkable number of developments where preservation was a central theme. In Seattle, we were chosen to repurpose abandoned World War II barracks into affordable housing. In Chicago, we started construction on the vacant structures that once housed Sears, Roebuck & Co.’s headquarters. In San Francisco, we stepped into ownership of three properties formerly owned by the San Francisco Housing Authority. And in Savannah, we completed the transformation of Strathmore Estates, a neglected area known for blight. We replaced decrepit buildings with Savannah Gardens, a planned neighborhood of 439 affordable homes for families and seniors. The results are nothing short of stunning.

In the last quarter of the year, the Wheaton Franciscan Sisters approached Mercy Housing with a request that we take over ownership and management of their 33 affordable housing communities across 10 states. We are honored to be chosen by them to carry on their legacy and to preserve this rich resource of affordable housing.

And finally, our commitment to the preservation of communities extends to the resources of our planet. In 2015 alone, we implemented programs that collectively brought in $1.3 million in rebates, grants, and annual savings, all part of an effort to reduce energy and water consumption in our properties.

To preserve means to keep safe. Creating safe housing, safe neighborhoods, and a safe environment where all have the opportunity to thrive is central to our mission.

Thanks to our founding communities, partners, and donors, we have continued to preserve and create affordable homes for over 30 years. In the following pages, you will meet the people whose lives have been transformed by affordable housing. Thank you for helping to make these stories possible, and as always,

Live in Hope!

Jane Graf Barry Zigas CEO and President Chair of the Board

2015 Annual Report | 3 We have participated in the developement, preservation, By the and/or financing of more than Numbers 48,000 AFFORDABLE HOMES

MEDIAN RESIDENT $ Mercy Housing has served INCOME 12,391 ANNUALLY more than FAMILIES SENIORS SPECIAL NEEDS $17,568 $11,557 $9,668 156,000 PEOPLE SINCE 1981

Resident Demographics Mercy Housing owns FAMILIES (71%) 285 properties with over

SENIORS (21%) 18,000 185 Mercy Housing properties offer APARTMENT HOMES SPECIAL NEEDS (8%) Resident Services.

4 | Mercy Housing Ownership & Active Development

Ownership Market - No New Development Mercy Loan Fund

Mercy Housing Presence Mercy Management Group

National Headquarters Regional Office

2015 Annual Report | 5 MHI BOARD OF TRUSTEES

MERCY HOUSING Sister Barbara Busch, SC Barbara Kelley Bob Tetrault BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Colorado Department of Regulatory Highridge Costa Investors Agencies Yvonne Camacho Sister Linda Werthman, RSM Simpson Housing LLLP Sister Patricia McDermott, RSM Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest Patricia Cochran Carol Wetmore Retired Jim Park Retired, Bank One The Mortgage Collaborative Adrienne Crowe (Vice-Chair) Leslie Wittmann Retired, Bank of America Scott Pocock Managing Partner, nTrustHR Shea Mortgage, Inc. Larry Dale Barry Zigas (Chair) Chairman, National Equity Fund Rich Statuto Zigas & Associates Bon Secours Health System Sister Diane Hejna, CSJ Special Advisor to the Board: Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Suzanne Swift Jack Diepenbrock Retired President, Buffet Concepts, Inc. Diepenbrock Elkin LLP Sister Rose Marie Jasinski, CBS Sisters of Bon Secours

SPONSOR COUNCIL CO-SPONSOR COMMUNITIES CORPORATE MEMBER GROUP

Sister Rose Ann Aguilar, DC, Daughters of Charity, Province of St. Louise Daughters of Charity, Province of St. Louise Sister Diane Hejna, CSJ, Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange

Sister Charlotte Davenport, CSJP, Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Daughters of Charity, West Sister Rose Marie Jasinski, CBS, Sisters of Bon Secours

Sister Betty Marie Dunkel, DC, Daughters of Charity, West Sisters of Bon Secours Sister Patricia McDermott, RSM, Sisters of Mercy

Sister Diane Hejna, CSJ, Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Sisters of Mercy, Northeast

Sister Rose Marie Jasinski, CBS, Sisters of Bon Secours Sisters of Mercy, South Central

Sister Joanne Lappetito, RSM, Sisters of Mercy, South Central Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest

Sister Patricia McDermott, RSM, Sisters of Mercy Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange

Sister Maureen Mitchell, RSM, Sisters of Mercy, Northeast Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace

6 | Mercy Housing BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2015-2019 STRATEGIC PLAN

he affordable housing crisis BY 2019, WE PLEDGE TO: continues to grow. In 2015, we rolled out our new Strategic Plan, setting a Provide housing for 20,000 more people. path for the next five years.

Did you know: Increase access to services for 30% more residents. • 46 million people live in poverty in the U.S., the highest number in almost 60 years. • 2.5 million children are homeless in the U.S. Add more than 600 homes dedicated to veterans with special needs. That’s 1 in every 30 children. • The federal minimum wage is $7.25. A full-time worker must make $18.92 an hour Prove that service-enriched housing is a catalyst to improved health to be able to afford a two bedroom rental outcomes at less cost. home at market rent. • Nationwide, the shortage of affordable housing is severe. For every 100 extremely- Double-down on our commitment to provide more services to residents by low-income households, only 31 apartments increasing funding by 50%. are available. • 30% of people experiencing chronic homelessness have a serious mental illness, Leverage $100 million of capital from partners to lend $500 million for making it difficult to find and keep safe and affordable housing and community development. affordable housing. • 50,000 veterans are homeless in the U.S.

2015 Annual Report | 7 ear Partner In Hope,

Every year, when we review our financials, I think of all the people and institutions that make our work possible. As the affordable housing crisis continues, and in many places worsens, I look at the thousands of names that make up our donor list and am grateful that so many trust Mercy Housing to be good stewards of the resources they share with us.

We take this trust seriously, which is why we make the most of every dollar we receive. We invest in strategies designed to promote residents’ wellbeing and ensure that we have the tools to continue creating and maintaining affordable housing nationwide regardless of the economic climate.

I am pleased to say that 2015 was a very productive year. We saw improvement in key financial indicators, including reduced operating debt, increased cash reserves, and increased financial strength at a number of properties. We brought in just under $100 million of tax-credit equity investments for both new construction and preservation. These investments helped create and preserve 715 homes.

2015 was a record-breaking year for Mercy Loan Fund; their impressive team closed 17 transactions in the amount of $17.3 million, leveraging nearly $200 million in total development costs. Their tireless work helped preserve or create 1,626 affordable homes, bringing their historical total to nearly 30,000 affordable homes maintained or created.

In the following pages, you will read how your support of Mercy Housing has changed lives. Thanks to you, tens of thousands of people nationwide have safe, decent, affordable homes and access to services designed to help them live to their full potential.

Thank you for everything you do.

L. Steven Spears CFO

8 | Mercy Housing ORGANIZATIONWIDE REVENUE BY SOURCE 93% Property Rental Income 75% PROGRAM Earned Fees 7% EFFICIENCY RATIO Philanthropy 7% Percentage of total expenses Other 6% that goes directly toward Government Capital Grants 5% program activities.

ORGANIZATIONWIDE EXPENSES BY PROGRAM

Property Operations & Management 84% 73% Resident Services 4% FUNDRAISING Housing Development 4% EFFICIENCY RATIO Mercy Loan Fund 1% For every dollar we raise, 73 Neighborhood Stabilization 1% cents are invested directly Corporate Operations 5% into our housing and resident Fundraising 1% services.

2015 Annual Report | 9 2015 2014 Assets Cash and equivalents - Unrestricted $37,771,876 $26,726,910 Cash and equivalents - Restricted 166,049,901 177,491,807 Investments 8,255,804 9,057,273 Financials Cash and investments 212,077,581 213,275,990 Notes Receivable 45,007,454 43,045,391 FY 2015 Pledges receivable 1,938,910 2,371,266 Grants Receivable 6,416,878 2,353,433 Notes, pledges and grants receivable 53,363,242 47,770,090

Receivables (net of allowance) 7,660,904 6,089,294 Investments in limited partnerships 1,127,092 1,033,388 Receivables and investments 8,787,996 7,122,682 CONSOLIDATED Project development costs 14,972,756 17,090,242 STATEMENT OF Gross property and equipment 2,569,630,540 2,426,073,004 Accumulated depreciation (692,880,947) (625,469,486) FINANCIAL POSITION Net property and equipment 1,891,722,349 1,817,693,760

Other assets 44,786,000 45,074,860 For Years Ended December 31, 2015 and 2014 Total assets $2,210,737,168 $2,130,937,382 Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $56,883,996 $48,516,503 Accrued interest 97,006,004 86,646,881 Accounts payable, accrued expenses and accrued interest 153,890,000 135,163,384

Current portion of notes payable 84,455,616 92,386,795 Long term portion of notes payable 1,149,848,921 1,079,618,115 Notes payable 1,234,304,537 1,172,004,910

Deferred revenue 42,942,004 72,505,442

Tenant security deposits 7,155,933 6,824,920

Total liabilities 1,438,292,474 1,386,498,656

Non controlling interest 520,367,923 487,395,322

Net assets Unrestricted net assets 32,320,306 40,250,750 Temporarily restricted net assets 216,354,465 213,390,654 Permanently restricted net assets 3,402,000 3,402,000 Total net assets 252,076,771 257,043,404

Total liabilities and net assets $2,210,737,168 $2,130,937,382

10 | Mercy Housing CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF REVENUES & EXPENSES For the Year Ended December 31, 2015

Property Operations & Resident Housing Mercy Loan Neighborhood Corporate Consolidated Management Services Development Fund Stabilization Operations Total Revenues Rent - net of vacancies $ 162,060,498 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 162,060,498 Developer fees - - 10,176,486 - - - 10,176,486 Service fees 643,616 126,658 123,368 - - 200,498 1,094,140 Philanthropy 275,902 7,545,410 3,912,641 199,220 5,000 3,647,773 15,585,946 Capital grants 897,155 (112) 8,774,936 - - - 9,671,979 Consulting 24,640 169,901 305,353 - 2,359,873 - 2,859,767 Interest 664,422 4,057 69,593 1,805,819 12,996 121,762 2,678,649 Other 9,559,874 99,142 350,993 674,609 15,167 178,572 10,878,357

Total revenues $ 174,126,107 $ 7,945,056 $ 23,713,370 $ 2,679,648 $ 2,393,036 $ 4,148,605 $ 215,005,822

Expenses and losses Compensation $ 49,132,654 $ 9,341,006 $ 8,066,532 $ 911,888 $ 1,460,620 $ 9,849,203 $ 78,761,903 Administrative 11,117,345 1,368,762 1,161,581 75,066 202,280 3,210,685 17,135,719 Professional services 6,960,298 611,305 1,260,431 61,852 281,138 523,583 9,698,607 Depreciation and amortization 89,012,755 - 63,999 - 4,434 16,839 89,098,027 Grants 86,347 106,707 45,605 - 19,160 3,000 260,819 Facility 59,399,819 12,954 529,830 83 137,018 822,765 60,902,469 Interest and fees 28,730,633 144 207,379 900,631 30,012 1,030,894 30,899,693 Bad debts 898,619 10,925 217,466 - 15,450 - 1,142,460 Provision for impaired assets 213,191 - 14,430 140,940 - 34,147 402,708 Project expenses - - 665,498 - - - 665,498 Allocation 2,619,904 4,376,155 1,580,280 303,479 704,042 (9,583,860) - (Gain) loss on sale of assets (8,031,191) - (2,936,899) - 8,158 - (10,959,932) (Gain) loss on investment in limited partnership 1,024 - - - 153,250 20,812 175,086

Total expenses and losses $ 240,141,398 $ 15,827,958 $ 10,876,132 $ 2,393,939 $ 3,015,562 $ 5,928,068 $ 278,183,057

Excess (deficiency) of revenues over expenses Consolidated $ (66,015,291) $ (7,882,902) $ 12,837,238 $ 285,709 $ (622,526) $ (1,779,463) $ (63,177,235) Attributable to non-controlling interests (59,395,741) - (2,958) - - - (59,398,699) Excess (deficiency) of revenues over expenses attributable to Mercy Housing, Inc. $ (6,619,550) $ (7,882,902) $ 12,840,196 $ 285,709 $ (622,526) $ (1,779,463) $ (3,778,536)

2015 Annual Report | 11 OUR VISION Mercy Housing is working to create a more humane world where poverty is alleviated, communities are healthy, and all people can develop their full potential. We believe that affordable housing and supportive programs improve the economic status of residents, transform neighborhoods, and stabilize lives.

OUR MISSION

To create stable, vibrant, and healthy communities by developing, financing, and operating affordable, program-enriched housing for families, seniors, and people with special needs who lack the economic resources to access quality, safe housing opportunities.

12 | Mercy Housing WHY I GIVE Donor Profile give to Mercy Housing because I believe that everyone deserves an opportunity in life, and opportunity starts with having a roof over your head. When opportunities are only offered to the few, our interconnectedness breaks down.

I wish there was a greater understanding of how many people struggle to pay for a place to live.

I give because Mercy Housing has time and again proven effective in its mission of providing affordable homes and services to people in need.

Above all, I give to Mercy Housing because I believe in the residents. Each person faces their own challenges in life, and some people face more challenges than others. Mercy Housing helps equalize the playing field.

— Alison, monthly donor

2015 Annual Report | 13 he largest regional division of Mercy Housing, Inc., Mercy Housing California (MHC) continues to develop innovative affordable housing solutions and resident services for the housing needs of populations with complex challenges such as low-income ELIZABETH seniors, working families, homeless veterans, and emancipated Elizabeth was a university student, training to be foster youth. To date, Mercy Housing has developed more than a narcotics agent, when she fell in love and got 11,000 affordable homes across 36 counties in California. married. Three months later, her new husband hit her for the first time. HIGHLIGHTS Too embarrassed to seek help from family, after 11 years of domestic abuse, Elizabeth was driven Despite a dramatic drop in public funding for senior housing, in 2015 we to desperation and decided to take her own life. “I completed the 90-unit Vera Haile Senior Housing in San Francisco; started remember one of the nurses yelling at me, ‘You need construction on two new senior housing projects totaling 196 apartments; to fight for your life, for your children!’” she says. and preserved three additional apartment communities with a combined “I will always, always remember that voice… After total of 270 apartments for seniors. the hospital, I decided that that was enough, and I decided to do something. I left my husband.”

We continue to incorporate supportive housing for homeless people into larger Elizabeth and her four children found a safe and apartment communities. In 2015, our efforts included developing integrated affordable home at Mercy Housing’s Casa San Juan housing solutions for emancipated foster youth, adults with developmental Community. In her new, stable situation, Elizabeth disabilities, and homeless families. studied to become a certified nursing assistant.

Today, Elizabeth serves on the board of Lideres Citibank announced a $250,000 grant from the Bank’s Innovation Fund for Campesinas, an organization that seeks to empower a health and housing initiative designed to benefit low-income seniors. The women working as migrant farmworkers. She initiative addresses three issues concerning older adults with low incomes: volunteers her time and shares her story of survival lack of affordable housing; high health care costs; and seniors’ desires to with other women who have experienced domestic “age in place” and maintain their independence. violence. All of Elizabeth’s four children have graduated from or are in college, and are flourishing.

Jerome’s Furniture, through participation in the CBS EcoMedia WellnessAd “Whether I am sick or healthy, I always try to be Program, generously supported resident services program upgrades at three involved and help other people,” she says. “Without MHC affordable housing communities in Los Angeles and Orange Counties. Casa San Juan, the Mercy Housing community where I live and raised my children, I don’t know where I would be. I might be homeless. I might be dead.”

14 | Mercy Housing Many Mercy Housing MHC properties are near public transportation, MERCY HOUSING connecting residents to their community CALIFORNIA

MHC BOARD JoAnn Bertges Retired, Wells Fargo Tangerine Brigham Los Angeles County Department of Health Susan Diamond Law Offices of Susan R. Diamond, P.C. Ford Fish Retired, Salesforce Christina Garcia The James Irvine Foundation

Maryann Leshin M. Leshin Consulting, LLC Ezra Mersey Jackson Pacific Ventures Timothy Murray Intero Real Estate Services Craig Reigel (Chair) Nonprofit Finance Fund Janet Ruggiero Retired, City of Citrus Heights Mirian Saez Treasure Island Development Authority

Ann Sewill California Community Foundation Brian Swift Security Research Associates Steven Wade Santa Clara University Sister Mary Waskowiak, RSM Mercy Center

2015 Annual Report | 15 MHL MHL BOARD Lindsey Artola MERCY HOUSING IlliniCare Health Plan LAKEFRONT Phil Ashton University of Illinois at Chicago Michael Borders Dykema Thomas P. Gates Thornwood Group LLC Debra L. Grand U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management Fran Grossman CMI at Accion Chicago

Teresa Handley Wintrust Financial Corporation Rhonda Hopps Perspectives Charter Schools Sister Margaret Johnson Sisters of Mercy Charles B. Lewis Duane Morris LLP Howard Natinsky Natinsky Group Jack E. Neal Linden Capital Partners John Neuberger Quad/Graphics John K. Powell (Chair) Bellwether Enterprise Onjada Haggard-Richardson Citi Kurt Rogers Resident at Carleton Apartments Greg Salah USG Ritu Vig James, a Mercy Housing Lakefront resident, shows off the Kay Whitlock Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. keys to his apartment

16 | Mercy Housing ercy Housing Lakefront provides over 4,000 residents in Illinois and Wisconsin with affordable housing and access to social services to achieve better health and economic security for their families, and academic success for their children.

JACKSON FAMILY HIGHLIGHTS

Broke ground on the Danville Veterans When LaSheena Jackson and her six LaSheena’s second eldest, Dontae. “The Supportive Housing facility, which children were chronically homeless, the transition from grade school to high will provide 65 affordable apartment lack of a stable home caused problems school was kind of shaky, and I wasn’t homes for homeless veterans and for her kids. They weren’t doing well doing too good at home. The last couple their families. in school and they were getting into of semesters, I got my grades up, and trouble on the streets. Then they found had a 4.0 my whole sophomore year. My Mercy Housing Lakefront’s Wentworth family has made a really big jump from Commons, and it changed their lives. when we first moved in.” Began renovating the vacant structures that were once the Sears, The combination of a stable home and Dontae is beginning to think about life Roebuck & Company headquarters. supportive services allowed her children after high school, and plans on pursuing When complete, Sterling Park to thrive. Her eldest son, Chaz, graduated a double major in electrical engineering Apartments will have 181 affordable from Lincoln’s Challenge Academy and is and business. homes for families. now gainfully employed. “I always wanted to be an electrical “There was no real neighborhood to say, engineer, since I was 10 or 11,” he says. ‘I grew up here,’ until we moved to Mercy “If the computer maintenance man Housing,” says Chaz. “At the end of the wasn’t here, they’d call me to see if I Started construction on Greenwich day, there are only a couple of things that could assist with the problem.” Park Apartments in Milwaukee, really matter, and school is one of them.” which will provide 53 apartments for The younger children are following in working families and individuals. “It was a really welcoming feeling, their older brothers’ footsteps, and are when we moved into the building,” says all on the honor roll.

2015 Annual Report | 17 panning seven states, Mercy Housing Mountain Plains depends on donors like you to help our residents get back on their feet and stay there. With 37 properties helping more than 4,500 people in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Utah, Mercy Housing Mountain Plains works every day to provide MIKE safe, affordable housing and supportive services to individuals, families, seniors, veterans, and people with special needs. When the recent recession hit, Mike lost his job.

A Vietnam Veteran in his sixties, Mike is tough and HIGHLIGHTS has an infectious energy. “I was the oldest person in the warehouse!” he says proudly. “I was lifting The National Real Estate Practice of EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants heavy rolls of roofing materials and heavy boxes raised funds to provide property upgrades and summer youth programming of asphalt roofing shingles. I could have worked six for Parkside Apartments in the Stapleton neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. more years at that job.” Shortly after he was laid off and forced into early retirement, Mike used that same energy to A grant from the Sowers Club of Lincoln allowed us to provide Kindle Fire HD find housing he could afford, and he found Page tablets to young residents in the afterschool program at Western Manor and Commons, a Mercy Housing community. Northglen in Lincoln, Nebraska. “There are other senior apartments in town, but you’d have to be wealthy to live there,” he notes.

In Arizona, 80% of senior particpants in the Chronic Disease Self-Management Mike enjoys the variety of activities available to him Program reported increasing strength and stamina through better fitness. at his Mercy Housing home, especially gardening. “A few times a year we have a gardening party. In the summer time, we have a very good harvest!” We completed renovations and physical improvements at 10 properties across the region. Today, after serving his country and working hard all of his life, Mike is aging with dignity. “I’m a very active senior at 70 years of age, and this community helps me maintain my independence. In Colorado and Nebraska, we implemented the AfterSchool KidzLit reading I ride my bicycle seven days a week, and because enrichment program through a national grant from the Hearst Foundations. Page Commons is near public transportation, I can easily take the bus. I’m very happy and comfortable here in my retirement years.”

18 | Mercy Housing Estella, a future engineer, MHMP plays at the playground of her Mercy Housing MERCY HOUSING community in Colorado MOUNTAIN PLAINS

MHMP PHILANTHROPY BOARD Dr. Dee Acklie College of Saint Mary

Denise Brown Colorado Business Bank-CoBiz Financial

Daniel P. Clatanoff DEI Communities

Brian H. Dale Citi Community Capital

J. Drever Mapleton Asset Management, LLC

Stacy Mazur Interstate Restoration and Construction

Gary Rohr Resolute Investments

Cris White Colorado Housing and Finance Authority

2015 Annual Report | 19 MHNW MHNW BOARD MERCY HOUSING

NORTHWEST WASHINGTON Sister Patty Beattie, OP Tacoma Dominican Sisters Tom Byers (Chair) Cedar River Group Sister Judy Byron, OP Adrian Dominican Sisters, Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center Sister Charlotte Davenport, CSJP Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Sean Heron King County Housing Authority Sharon R. Hughes U.S. Bank Chris Jowell Catholic Housing Services Gail Larson Former CEO, Providence Hospital Everett Thomas Ndamele Harborview Medical Center Sister Maureen Newman, SP Sisters of Providence Susanna Tran West Coast Commercial Realty, LLC Sister Georgia Yianakulis, SNJM Sisters of the Holy Names IDAHO Sister RoseMary Boessen Sisters of Mercy Sister Georgita Cunningham Sisters of Mercy Sister Kathy Thill Sisters of Mercy Residents exercise at Rainier Chris Burckhardt Health and Fitness facility in Mercy Housing, Inc. the retail space of Emerald City Bill Rumpf Commons in Seattle. Mercy Housing Northwest

20 | Mercy Housing panning Washington and Idaho, Mercy Housing Northwest has developed and manages nearly 2,400 affordable rental homes throughout the region. Mercy Housing Northwest serves more than 5,000 people and has helped SBEYDY more than 100 families build and purchase their homes.

Sbeydy isn’t just a role model for her sisters, she has a whole community that looks up to her. As a resident of Sterling Meadows, a Mercy Housing Northwest community in Bellingham, HIGHLIGHTS Washington, Sbeydy took advantage of the on-site educational services to reach her goals. She attended homework club, tutored other 1,150 youth living in our apartments started the school year with new students, learned about the SAT and application backpacks and school supplies thanks to donors, partners, and volunteers. process for college – and today she is a senior at the University of Washington.

As the first person to attend university in her We opened 40 new apartments for formerly homeless and low-income seniors family, Sbeydy was able to get the educational in Tacoma, bringing the number of Mercy Housing homes in Tacoma to 226. guidance she needed right at home. “My parents immigrated here and weren’t familiar with the school system,” she says. “MHNW provided that guidance and this community 3,200 individuals across the region participated in health and wellness has been one of the biggest support systems programming such as blood pressure screening, health education, and in my life.” preventive healthcare.

These days, when she returns home, she reminds everyone of how hard work pays off. “I’m not just here for my sisters, but We added resident services to three senior properties in the Boise area, and also for many of the younger children in my over 80% of residents have participated in health and wellness programming. community. I want to see them succeed.” With young leaders like Sbeydy, MHNW communities are stronger than ever.

2015 Annual Report | 21 ercy Housing Southeast provides sustainable, modern, affordable housing options for more than 8,000 people across the region. Since 1996, we have emerged as a recognized expert in developing high-quality, service-enriched housing for families and seniors. Our communities are SHARINA & AMARRI conveniently located where residents can access neighborhood Losing her job was about the worst possible services such as supermarkets, schools, medical services, jobs, scenario Sharina could imagine. But it happened and transportation. They also include a wide range of services at the same time her lease ended, which Sharina couldn’t afford to renew. The worry kept the single and amenities that promote activity, accessibility, and stability. mother up at night. Where would she and eight- year-old Amarri live?

Then she found the Terraces at Parkview, a Mercy HIGHLIGHTS Housing Southeast community. “I was so relieved when we moved in,” Sharina says. “My daughter In Savannah, after many years of work, we completed Savannah Gardens, was happy…and to see her smile made me smile.” transforming Strathmore Estates, a neglected neighborhood of apartments, into a planned neighborhood of 439 affordable, energy-efficient homes for Sharina was able to finish her pharmacy tech families and seniors. certificate before another devastating blow. She was diagnosed with cancer and the treatment made her unable to work. It was during that time that Amarri suggested they write a book together. We broke ground on Reynoldstown Senior Residences in April, 2015. This 70-unit, energy-efficient property will be for people ages 55 and older, “I never tell her, ‘We can’t,’” says Sharina, so and is located adjacent to the Atlanta BeltLine, a 22-mile rail corridor the two wrote a book, and when three different being redeveloped into multi-use trails, connecting 45 neighborhoods, and publishers wanted to publish it, the tides began dramatically increasing accessibility and residential market values. to change.

Today, Sharina and Amarri are thriving. Sharina is in remission, Amarri has big college plans, and We received funding for the Senior Residences at Mercy Park, a 77-unit they plan on using some of the proceeds from their property in Chamblee, Georgia. The 4-acre site was master-planned as a book to purchase a home of their own. campus offering a new 40,000 square foot healthcare facility developed by Mercy Care and our own service-enriched senior residential building. “One day, I want to be one of the people donating to Mercy Housing. That’s my goal. Because I want to help the next person.”

22 | Mercy Housing Residents make use of MHSE the many community spaces at Savannnah MERCY HOUSING Gardens SOUTHEAST

MHSE BOARD Felix deGolian III (Chair) deGolian Real Estate Advisors

Alba Castillo Adamo Coca-Cola North American Group

Alan Bradford St. Joseph’s Mercy Care Services

Darrel Daise Community Housing Services Agency, Inc.

Don McKenna St. Mary’s Health Care System, Inc.

2015 Annual Report | 23 MHMG MERCY HOUSING MANAGEMENT GROUP

Mercy Housing Management Group takes pride in helping residents feel at home.

24 | Mercy Housing ercy Housing Management Group (MHMG) was established in 1983 to provide professional property management services for Mercy Housing’s affordable housing communities. With regional management offices located in eight cities, MHMG provides properties with high-quality EMPLOYEE PROFILE business services. “I had no intention of going into affordable housing,” says Katayoon Montazemi. “My background was in commercial real estate management.”

But when Katayoon volunteered to help lease homes at Jefferson Park Terrace in Los Angeles, California, in 2014, she was hooked. “I fell in love with affordable housing,” she says. “We had 29 families sign their lease on the same day, and giving them their keys…even now, talking about that moment brings tears to my eyes and I get goosebumps. I realized then that this is where I MHM belong, this is what I want to do. PRESENCE

“And when I saw the dedication and the collaboration of the Mercy Housing team, working together, working around the clock, and making every effort, I was in awe.” HIGHLIGHTS

When an Area Director of Operations (ADO) In 2015, we began managing 13 new properties with 958 homes in California, position opened up, Katayoon eagerly applied. South Dakota, Georgia, and Idaho. “Let me show you what I’m capable of,” she said during her interview.

As an ADO, Katayoon is responsible for eight In total, we manage 290 properties with 18,245 apartments. properties in the Los Angeles area. Katayoon is deeply committed to helping her staff pursue their professional dreams. “I want to help them grow, so There are over 900 MHMG employees across 19 states. they can have a career path with Mercy Housing. Every day, I feel inspired.”

2015 Annual Report | 25 MLF MERCY LOAN FUND

LELAND APARTMENTS or three decades, Mercy Loan Fund, a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), has provided capital In 2015 Mercy Loan Fund partnered with to socially responsible developers in support of affordable Heartland Housing, Inc., to preserve Leland Apartments, located in the Uptown housing and essential community projects. neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois.

The 137-home multifamily community houses HIGHLIGHTS people who have experienced homelessness and people with low incomes. The previous Closed 17 loans totaling $17.3 million, leveraging nearly $200 million in debt on the property had a high interest total development costs. rate, and the property had been struggling to maintain positive cash flow.

Raised $5.7 million in new or increased capital. MLF purchased the existing note, reduced the interest rate, and re-amortized the outstanding loan balance over 30 years. The lowered Financing helped to provide over 1,600 homes for 3,200 low-income interest rate will enable the property to save residents, resulting in a total annual household savings of $5,759,000. more than $48,000 annually.

“Because of Mercy Loan Fund, Leland Apartments now has strong financial footing MLF BOARD that will help ensure it remains quality, affordable housing for years to come,” said Jaime Gomez Noni Ramos Michael Walker Michael Goldberg, Executive Director of Colorado Housing and Finance Authority Enterprise Community Loan Fund U.S. Bancorp Community Development Corp. Heartland Housing. “The Mercy Loan Fund Dr. Doug Jutte L. Steven Spears Maureen Warren team’s dedication and the creative solutions Build Healthy Places Network Mercy Housing, Inc. Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota they came up with are outstanding in the Karen Przypyszny Rich Statuto Sister Linda Werthman, RSM (Chair) field, and make them critical partners in National Equity Fund, Inc. Bon Secours Health System Sisters of Mercy. West Midwest social innovation.”

26 | Mercy Housing MPS MERCY PORTFOLIO SERVICES

COMMUNITY IMPACTS 015 saw the sunsetting of Acquired and renovated 879 foreclosures in 24 community areas by Mercy Portfolio Services, a implementing Chicago’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program. Mercy Housing subsidiary created in 2009 in response to the foreclosure crisis. Partnered with the Illinois Housing Development Authority, Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago and others to purchase 442 distressed mortgages to help families who were at risk of foreclosure. Over the past six years, neighborhoods and affordable, low-income housing throughout Chicago, Illinois were stabilized and preserved Partnered with community organizations to help facilitate the reoccupation through the Neighborhood Stabilization of 1,469 vacant homes through Chicago’s Micro Market Recovery Program. Program (NSP).

As the administrator of the NSP program for the city of Chicago, Mercy Portfolio Services Received two Good Neighbor Awards for renovated properties in North invested $168 million to purchase foreclosed or Lawndale and Englewood. abandoned homes, and to rehabilitate, resell, or redevelop these homes in order to stabilize neighborhoods. Created or sustained 3,471 jobs.

Thanks to the contributions of hundreds of partners and staff, Mercy Portfolio Services preserved, renovated or facilitated Enabled over 7,000 people to benefit from affordably priced homes. the reoccupation of 2,854 distressed or foreclosed homes.

2015 Annual Report | 27 TOTAL DONATIONS RAISED IN 2015 Donors MERCY HOUSING DONOR STATISTICS $8,624,693

GIFTS FROM INDIVIDUALS GIFTS FROM ORGANIZATIONS $689,778 $7,934,915

1000 Average Monthly Gifts from Individuals 3500 # OF DONORS NEW $ 800 DONORS 34 3,219 3000 # OF GIFTS

# OF DONORS Average 2500 600 DONORS WHO INCREASED One-Time Gifts THEIR GIFTS from Individuals # OF GIFTS 2000 $ 400 347 1500 1,458

Average 1000 200 Gifts from 883 Organizations 500 461 INDI VIDUAL ZATION ZATION ORGANI $8,777

INDIVIDUAL DONORS ORGANIZATIONAL DONORS

28 | Mercy Housing * Does not include government grants Elizabeh Byas Kenneth Hubbard Russ Pitto Bill and Carla Young Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Donald and Lilia Cady Sister Rose Marie Jasinski, CBS Farah Poc Barry H. Zigas and Jodie Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Nelda R. Cairns Dr. Douglas Jutte, MPH Fernando Polanco Levin-Epstein St. Joseph Health System Yvonne Camacho Barbara J. Kelley Sarah Pozel Yelena Zilberfayn and Vitaliy St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center Dorothy Campbell Tawny Kemerling Barbara and William Richards Sabelfeld Stewards of Affordable Housing for Julie Campilio Raquel Kim Donald Riddell and Carol Keyes Mike and Nancy Anne Zoellner the Future THANK YOU Jane Choate Kimberly Krause Taylor Caitlin and Jeffrey Rood The Lightfoot Foundation Mirasol Christopher Louis Lambert Louise Sabella Transwestern Janet Clardy Christopher Landry Marlene F. Salley ORGANIZATIONS US Bank MHI Daniel Clatanoff Nikole LaVelle Nirmalananda Saraswati Amazon Smile Foundation Wells Fargo Community Support Melissa Clayton Kawanda Lemon Marijeanne Sarraille American Endowment Foundation Campaign DONORS • 2015 Patricia Cochran Kenneth Letson Kathleen Scotti Ascension Health Becky Collins Chad Leverenz Richard Seaborn Bank of America Charitable Patricia Conlin Aidan Licari Susan C. Sherfield Foundation Cynthia L. Cook John Light Kenneth and Janet Sherman Bank of America INDIVIDUALS Deserea Cooley Jon and Sue Lotz Carol Shutt Bank of the Cascades Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Cordes* Oriana Magnera Jeffery Simpson Benedict Center Jennifer Afdahl Rice Adrienne Y. Crowe Michele Mamet Marilyn Skoge Benevity Community Impact Fund Peter Albert Dr. Sheila Crowley John and Char Marcolina Paul Smith and Elizabeth Phelan Bon Secours Health System Imogene Allen Larry and Marilyn Dale Frank Martinez Brittany Sparkman Capital One Foundation Nancy and Robert Allen Sister Charlotte Davenport, CSJP John McGraa Janice Sprow The Annie E. Casey Foundation Phyllis and Jim Alter Mr. Felix deGolian III Eugene McGuire Richard and Jennifer Statuto CBS EcoMedia Obinna Amobi Thomas M. Dempsey John and Sandra McIntyre Eileen Steffen The Larry and Marilyn Dale Family Erik Anderson Kevin Dillon Diane McKevitt Amber Stewart Charitable Gift Fund Karen Anderson Vince and Susan Dodds Jean McKevitt Lee and Byron Stookey Delta Dental of Colorado Karl Anderson Patty Dolan Deacon Robert Y. Meave Teagan Sullivan Dignity Health Laura and Mark Andes Dana Dowers Zady and Mark Meier Erin Swetnam Edwards Chiropractic Offices Hisako Aoki Helen M. Dunlap Frank Mercado Suzanne and Brian Swift Enterprise Community Partners Linda Ayun Sandi W. Enfield David Mevis Gunnar and Shay Tande Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Jean Bails David Fernandez Diane and Michael Mills James Taylor Filer Fire Department Alvin Baum Mary Ann Freitag-Taylor Barbara and John Moran, Jr. Maurice and Roxy Therrien Folks on Spokes Geoffrey Bedrosian Mrs. Geraldine Gale Beth A. Mullen Jennifer Thibault Google Inc. Drs. Judith and Richard Beery Mrs. Edna Gamblin Sister Lillian Murphy William and Joyce Thorn The Hearst Foundations The Bergman Family Trust Richard and Susan Gardner Mary Nagelhout Sister Kathy Thornton, RSM Idaho Community Foundation Vivekanand Bhat Romilda Garet-Neville Shekar and Charu Narasimhan Dorothy Velasquez Independent Charities of America Svetlana Birger Geralyn Gendill Rosalba Navarro Efrain and Flora Villa Intermountain Gas Company Yakov Birger Mrs. Laurie J. Gerdes Gloria Nebarez Peter Wang Jerome’s Furniture Carol Bishop Sister Helen M. Gilsdorf, RSM Nicole Nelson Lorie Warnick The K Foundation Nancy Blake Ivy Goetsch Margaret Norton Maureen Warren The Kerr Foundation, Inc. John Blanyer Jay Goldinger Cheryll O’Bryan Mark and Catherine Welch Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Francis and Anita Boissoneau Mrs. Kara Goldman May O’Neal Sister Linda Werthman, RSM Jonathan and Susan Lotz Donor Thomas and Catherine Boxleiter Rachel Gould John Orandhosh Suzanne Westgaard Advised Fund Celeste and Don Brasuell Carolyn Gourash Andrea Palten Carol Wetmore Louisville Geek, LLC Kristin and John Breen Jane Graf and Rich Williamson Radha N. Patel Dr. and Mrs. John G. Whellock Metropolitan Corp. Carol and Brad Breslau Jan S. Harband Mandy Patinkin and Kathryn Grody Evan White Platinumtel Communications, LLC Douglas and Alice Brown Stephanie Harrell Trisha Pawlikiewicz Raymond Will Renaissance Charitable Joseph Brucker Cherie E. Harris Trent Peaker Toney Williams Foundation, Inc. Chitra S. Budhu Sister Diane Hejna, CSJ Phillip and Angela Pearson Kelly Williamson and Cristina Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Chris and Rebecca Burckhardt Heather and Ted Heyd Talia Pelley Guajardo Community Sister Barbara Busch, SC Kathleen Hopely Dr. Barbara A. Perry Leslie Wittmann and Michael Blaszyk Sisters of Mercy *Deceased

We make every effort to properly acknowledge our donors. Should you find that your listing is not correct, please email [email protected] 2015 Annual Report | 29 Mr. Dennis Cleary Cecilia and Jim Herbert Rebecca Kurland and Patrick Mason A Sandoval Walter John Bankovitch Family James A. and Anne K. Coil Don Hermance Johna Maychrowitz Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt Charitable Fund Mr. Ed Cole Maureen Higgins Mr. David Mayer Mr. Richard Schmidt Beneto Foundation Dr. John M. Comella Miguelita Hight Mr. Dennis McDonald Margaret Schrand Big 5 Sporting Goods Sister Madeleva Comiskey, RSM Mr. William Ho Wilbur McEachin Carol Shen Boston Properties, LP Mr. Louis Conconi Edward and Stephanie Holder Sister Marietta McGannon Douglas Shoemaker and Claire Budget Blinds of Stockton THANK YOU Dr. Dora P. Crouch Gordon Howie and Wilma Reichard Lynne and Joe McGillivray Horton Cahill Contractors, Inc. Adrienne Y. Crowe Hui Wang Huang Ket Mee Mr. Coby Siegenthaler California Community Foundation Bishop John S. Cummins Virginia and Donald Humphreys Ezra and Carol Mersey Krystyna Sinnott The California Endowment MHC Ramie Dare George and Jacqueline Ivelich Anthony Mongini Bob and Robyn Slakey Canadian Women’s Club of the San Stephan and Gretchen Daues Alvester Jacobs Mr. David Moreno Dorothy Smith Francisco Bay Area DONORS • 2015 Rodel David Robert and Kimberli Jacoby Mr. Shadow Morton Rod and Angela Smith Capital One Foundation Ramona K. Davies Marc and Kaye Jacuzzi Mr. Daniel Murphy Ms. Sheryle Smith The Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Patricia Deatherage Bradley and Christopher James Timothy Murray Jessica Soske Gellert Foundation Sister Sheila Devereux, RSM Miss Mary Jefferson Zoilo Nagy Dianne and Bruce Spaulding CBS EcoMedia Carol A. DeVincenzi The Jivan Family Kim Ness Richard L. Sprague Chevron Matching Employee Funds INDIVIDUALS Sue Diamond and Marty Schenker Niekiha Jones Huy Nghieu Carolyn and Craig Stewart Chicken Lips Anonymous (20) Ms. Portia Dickens Mr. Michael Kaplan Kim Nguyen John and Gussie Stewart Citi Foundation Maria Acuna-Feldman and Timothy Evelyn and John Dilsaver Ms. Ruth S. Kasle Timothy and Nancy O’Brien Gena M. Stinnett City of Rancho Cordova - Feldman Jennifer Dolin Ms. Mary Kelley Val Agostino and Lois O’Connell Ms. Andrea N. Sullivan Community Enhancement Fund Donald and Marlene Ahlbach Kathleen and Charles Dooley Mr. Michael Kelley Sister Joan M. O’Donnell, RSM Suzanne and Brian Swift Community Business Bank Erik Anderson Al and Liz Dossa Ms. Rosemary Kelley Diane Olmstead and Matthew Slepin Ms. Janice K. Taylor Weil Community Economics, Inc. Mr. Jeremy Apthorp Timothy Dunn The Kelly and Barnes Revocable Trust Pearl Osecheck Diem Thai Design Studios Gonzalo Castro Ms. Alejandra D. Argueta Ms. Brandi Durkac Janette A. Kelly Bill and Carol Parente Peter Toms Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Mr. Charles Bailey-Gates Helena Easterday Sister Marian Joseph Kelly, RSM Rachel Parille Mrs. Mary J. Towers El Dorado Hills Community Vision, Alisa Barrios George and Marilyn Econome Paul and Anne Kelly John and Joan Phillips Monica Towers Inc. Tracy Barth Mr. E. Urban Ernst Ms. Alice Kinsman Ms. Natalia Pinheriro Ms. Yu-Shan Tseng Enterprise Community Partners Alvin Baum Fadwa Eshtai Ms. Amy Kirtland Karl S. Pister Sister Marian Clare Valenteen, RSM Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Noel Bayley Guy Estes Mrs. Miyoung Kleine Mr. and Ms. Bruce C. Prescott José A. Vega FirstGiving Mr. William Beach Mr. Timothy P. Everett Tim Koehler Tom and Karen Quaglia Deena and Joe Venancio Golden 1 Credit Union Ms. Felicia C. Beason Janet Falk Ms. Nitra Kosanwit Bishop Francis A. Quinn Amy Waller Grace To Grow Margaret Bemiss Daniel and Diane Farthing Richard and Susan Kramer Ms. Denise Rasmussen Sister Mary C. Waskowiak, RSM Gubb & Barshay LLP Mr. Josh Benshaul Michael Fineman Erik Krengel Mr. Stan Ratkowski Yumiko Westland and Linus Hathaway-Dinwiddie Construction David and Geraldine Berg Mr. Ford R. Fish Ms. Sally Landau Rod Read Stempuzis Co. Jack and JoAnn Bertges Barbara Fite Mr. John W. Laws and Ms. Rhonda Catherine Regan Ms. Geralyn Weston The Hearst Foundations Mr. Dirk Beszia Mr. John FitzGerald Gray Craig Reigel and Karisa Kenyon Gordon and Beth Williamson Herrera and Company Natalie Bonnewit and Matthew Ms. Cheryl Fowler Luis Lazak Maria Reyes Bobbie and Mike Wilsey Fund The Home Depot Foundation Myers Ms. Renee Franken Kiet Le Julianne Rigali and Thomas Barrett- Greg J. and Wendy H. Wolkom The James Irvine Foundation Selma Borland Rudy Gallegos Marie Le Smith Robin Woo Jerome’s Furniture Christina Branch Ms. Theresa Gallegos Ms. Denise Leitzel Mr. David Rodel John and Leslie Woodward Jewish Community Endowment Fund Clarece Breen Ms. Christina M. Garcia Michael and Joyce Liebe Helen Rogers Travis and James Wright The Kelly Foundation Tangerine Brigham Ms. Emma Gee Lora Lockwood Ms. Ellen Ron Frank and Bandy Wu The Kresge Foundation Imelda Bunag Donald Genovese Fred* and Patty Lohse Madeleine Rose Xiaoai Zheng Krispy Kreme Linda Butler Ms. Diane Giesler Mr. Miguel Lopez Marcia Rosen ORGANIZATIONS The Howard and Irene Levine Family Jane Carson Aaron Gotwalt Charles M. Louderback Foundation The Rothenberg Family Anonymous (2) Gina Cassinelli Jane Graf and Rich Williamson Lauren and Keith Maddock Local Initiatives Support Philanthropic Fund Alice Phelan Sullivan Corporation Ms. Bernadette Cay Robert J. Grassilli, Jr. Mary and Glen Smith Corporation (LISC) Janet and Stephen Ruggiero Amazon Smile Foundation Ms. Opal Chavis Ms. Barbara Gualco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Magnano M. E. Shay & Co. Louise Sabella Bank of America Charitable Ms. Jenny Cheng Rosanne Hefner Whitman and Debra Manley Mercy Foundation Mr. Paul Sack Foundation Ms. Patti Clay Edie Heilman and Richard Weiss Francis and Delia Ann Mansell Mini Mart Ms. Mirian Saez Bank of America

30 | Mercy Housing *Deceased Model Plaza L.P. Nancy and Michael Borders Maripat and Tom Dalum Leona Gleason Andrea Inouye Okamoto Saijo Architecture Frank A. Boucher John Dante Ann Godette David and Graci Ioder The O’Shea Foundation Linda Brace Bart W. Darfler Kevin Goldsmith Joan O’Keefe and Kevin Jackson Partnership for Children and Youth Frederick Bradley Linda and Alexander Darragh David Goldstein Ed and Laurie Jacob Paulett Taggart Architects Inc. Jeanette C. Braun Dominique Davis Linda and Bob Goodwin Linda Jenzake Postcard Properties Charles Breeden Paul Davis Robert Gorz Angelina Jodie Rainbow Grocery THANK YOU Sister Sheila Breen, RSM Tabrina L. Davis Scott and Lorna Grade Ted and Mary John River City Phoenix Lynette Briggs Tajuana Davis Jane Graf and Rich Williamson Charles Johnson Rockridge Geotechnical, Inc. Joel and Liza Brown Florita De Jesus-Ortiz John Grafwallner Sister Margaret Johnson, RSM Sacramento County Board of Julie E. Brown Cynthia and Robert Dean Robert Graham Sister Marion Johnson, RSM Supervisors MHL Deborah and Matthew Brown Andrew DeCoux Debra L. Grand Annette Jones Sacramento Kings DONORS • 2015 Sandra Bruce Sister Marcian Deisenroth, RSM Yonina Gray Evelyn Jones The Salesforce.com Foundation Harold Bruckbauer Rita G. Denny Katie Groen Paul Joyce San Francisco Exposition Services, Inc. W. Matthew Bryant Mary Dermody Theresa J. Gross-Diaz and William Sister Corinne Kabara, RSM The San Francisco Foundation Stephen Buck Peggy and Samuel Dickman Diaz Tania Kadakia Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Katherine M. Bundalo Margaret Dillon Frances and Bob Grossman Jesse Kartus The Scan Foundation INDIVIDUALS Elaine Burke Dianne M. Dirmeier Paul R. Haas The Kasdorf Family Trust Schwab Charitable Fund Anonymous (4) Cerathel Burnett Elizabeth Dozier Onjada Haggard-Richardson Holly Kavis SF POA Community Service Dorothy Abreu Daniel J. Burns Harry and Barbara Drake James and Joan Hagner Sister Irene Kay, RSM Committee Alex Agran Thomas Butler Robert H. Duffy Sister Mary Hannon, RSM Michael and Kirsten Keefe Sierra Sacramento Valley Medical Emma Aguirre Sister Cathleen Cahill, RSM Hannah Dugan Sister Mary Hanseder, RSM Buffy and Thomas Keim Society Alliance T. Alexander Adell Campbell Elizabeth Dunn Margaret A. Harte Sister Rosemary Kelley, RSM Silicon Valley Bank Wendy Allen Jack Cassin John and Margot Dunn Brian Hartnett Lorraine A. Kelly Silicon Valley Staffing Alfonso Alvarez James Cauley and Brenda Andrews Cindy Ebenhoch Mike Harvey Michael J. Kelly Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Donald Anderson Sister Barbara Centner, RSM Juanita Ebert Donna M. Hattem David Kennedy Community Joan Angelini Diane and Craigh Cepukenas Jean L. Eichman Richard Heathfield Doug Kenshol and Amy Wiegert St. Joseph Health System Mark and Katie Angelini Reverend Richard Cerpich Susan Eick John and Toni Henle Glen Kerr Stockton Heat Sheila and Bennett Applegate Minnie Chambers, Ed.D. Suzanne and Carter Emerson Stephon Henry Norlaine and Lester King Teichert Foundation George and Julianne Archibald Frank and Georgia Cheswick Mark Enright Michael J. and Kathleen A. Henson Susan King True North Foundation Lindsey and J. Carlos Artola Tarese Childs David Esposito Damion Heron Kiri Kirchner Truist Kendra Asher Sandra Chisholm Anne Farley Jon Herreman Shawn and Michael Klupchak U.S. Bank Gabriella Ashlin Judith Christofferson Sister Alice Feehan, RSM Gabriel Herrero Sister Margaret Mary Knittel, RSM Union Bank Foundation Philip Ashton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ciurlik, Sr. Sheila and Robert Ferrari Sister Judy Herrmann, RSM Monica Krause Van Meter Williams Pollack Sonny Balani Mary Clark Jennifer Feuer-Crystal Dougal Hewitt Valerie and Keith Kretchmer Vanguard Charitable Endowment Joseph Baldus Sister Virgena Clark, RSM Tessa Fischer Amy Hiracheta Bryan T. Kroes Program Cynthia Barnicki Jeannine M. Cleary and Frank J. M. Kim Fisher Darla M. Hium John Kubinski III The Village Donna Bartolone Tenbrink Patrick FitzGerald Charles J. Hoch and Susan J. Stall Andy Kuhn Vintage Grace Patricia and Louis Bartoshesky Sister Joy Clough, RSM Sister Ann M. Flanagan, RSM David J. Hoff, AIA Julie Gilchrist and John Kuhnen Walmart Sister Corinne Bauer, RSM Linda Cobb Maureen Fouser John and Jeanne Hoff Helen A. Kupferle Wells Fargo Foundation - Multi- Ralph and Donna Bayard Kathryn and Steven Cole Julia Foust Gwenn C. Holler Trisha Larimer Market Program & Priority Markets Prudence S. Bellinger Carol B. Conklin Nathan Frank Robert Holler Rita and Neal Larsen Program Jeff Bennett Diane and David Corbett Nancy Freitag Rhonda and Keith Hopps James Lee Bobbie and Mike Wilsey Fund Sister Mary Ann Bergfeld, RSM Charlie Corrigan Michael L. Gallagher John and Ginny Horning Valerie Legg YourCause, LLC Cruz Bernal-Albano Roberta Cotey Sister Laurus Gannon, RSM William Houston Sandra G. Lehner Jack Bernhard Elizabeth Cox Anna C. Gaspar Richard W. Hoy Angela Levatino Richard S. Bibler Russ Cross Thomas and Sue Gates Nic S. and Phyllis Hoyer David and Kathy Levinson Elterine and Sterling Biggers Mary Ellen Csuka, M.D. Gregory Gauthier Gretchen Hull Charles B. Lewis Ann Bihrle and Patrick Waite Shelly Culea Khandi Gibson Robert J. Hunt, Jr. Steven Lewis Sister Betty Jean Bischel, RSM William R. Cummings, Esq. Viva G. Gillio Becky Hurley Susan Lex Katharine and Frank Bixby Ann R. Currie Freddie Gist Kimberly Hurtado Tom Liban

We make every effort to properly acknowledge our donors. Should you find that your listing is not correct, please email [email protected] 2015 Annual Report | 31 Connie Lindsey Peggy Munnagle Jerry and Marilyn Remmel Terrell Smith ORGANIZATIONS The Cottrell Foundation Paul Littlepage Brian Mysker Kathleen Rhine Thurman Smith Anonymous (3) The Crown Family Sister Mary Loftus, RSM Stephanie and Howard Natinsky Kevin Rocio Stephen Sparks AG Architecture The Cuore E Mani Foundation Chris H. Lonn Cheryl and John Neal Russell Rodenbaugh Daniel Sprehe Allstate Giving Campaign Dayton Foundation Sister Maura Lowrey, RSM Sister Julie Neal, RSM Michael Rogers Joan Squire Alvin H. Baum Family Fund DENCO Construction Holly Lucy Mary C. Nehrling Jill M. Roggeveen John Stark Amazon Smile Foundation DNA Holdings LLC Joan E. Lueneburg Kathleen A. Nesseth Ronald and Jill Rohde Robert J. Streicher Ambri Inc. Duane Morris LLP David Lyon John and Kathleen Neuberger Dorothy E. Rooney Robert J. Streicher Apartment Investment Advisors, LLC Dykema Patrick J. Madden Sister Judith Niemet, RSM David Rose Karen and Ricky Tessman Applegate & Thorne-Thomsen, P.C. Elevate Energy Sister Mary Maguire, RSM Cheryl Nutley Amy Zisook and David Rosen Nicole Thomas Aptargroup Charitable Foundation Elinor and Maynard Marks Family Sister Terry Maltby, RSM Sister Carlotta Oberzut, RSM Burton and Sheli Rosenberg Charlie Tobin Arnstein & Lehr LLP Fund Josephine Manchester Michael and Laraine O’Brien Deborah Ross Janis Turner Ascension Health Enterprise Community Partners David J. Mann Cheryll A. O’Bryan Marvin Ross Deborah C. Tomczyk Attorneys’ Title Guaranty Fund, Inc. Evan and Marion Helfaer Joan Marino Michael O’Connor Andrew Rostan Susan Torres The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Barbara Markoff Jill O’Donovan Sister Ellen Marie Ryan, RSM Janis Turner Foundation Ewing-Doherty Mechanical, Inc. Reynold Martin, Jr. Cindy L. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Salah Thomas Underwood and Donna Bank of America Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago Andrew Massmann Paul Olson John A. Salemi Drinan Beverly Bank & Trust Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Theodor and Jacqueline Maxeiner Kathleen A. Oman Louise and Charles Saltzman David Urban Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Parish First Midwest Bank Mark and Debbie McCann Maria Onesto Moran Richard and Mary Rose Sanger Lisa K. Vallone Blowitz-Ridgeway Foundation FirstMerit Bank Daniel J. McCarthy Andrew J. Oren Adolph Santoyo John Van Stee Blum-Kovler Foundation FirstMerit Foundation Emil and Michelle McCauley Dan Palmer Tom Scaletta Angel Vazquez BMO Harris Bank N.A. Forest County Potawatomi Sister Kathleen McClelland, RSM Sister Geneva Paluka, RSM Dave Schaewe Ritu Vig and Venu Talanki Booth Hansen Foundation Kerri McClimen Dawn Parker Eunice and Reverend Gerald Schalk Alexandra Vitagliano Helen Brach Foundation Foundation For The Carolinas William O. McCollum Stephen and Margaret Parker Joy Hammond and Leo Schiff Joseph Wallace Bridgestone Capital LLC Frank L. Weyenberg Charitable Trust Sister Aquinice McCorry, RSM Mary Pat Paruszkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Daren Schiffman Mary T. Waltersdorf Capital One Foundation Friends of St. Catherine Residence Inc. Robert J. McGee, Jr. Diane Pascal Daniel Schley Peter and Irene Weber Cathay Bank Foundation Golub & Company, LLC John and Bozena McLees Lois and Richard Pauls Marilyn Nelson Schlosser Ralph and Rosemarie Weber Catholic Financial Life Grace A. Bersted Foundation Sister Evangeline McSloy, RSM Nicki Pecori Fioretti Marjorie Feerick Schlosser Justin Weisberg Centene Management Company LLC Greater Illinois Title Company Michelle McSweeney Richard and Beverly Peiser Sister Jane Schlosser, RSM P. Kay Whitlock CFED Greater Milwaukee Foundation Tom and Sharon McSwiggin Lenin Pellegrino Donna M. Schmidt Richard Whitney Chicago Association of Realtors Guaranty Bank Richard and Sandra Melcher Elaine V. Penn Anne Schoenhofen Merrill B. Wilder Chicago Blackhawks Community Harley Ellis Devereaux John and Saundra Mertz Robert and Julie Petri Ralph and Cheryl Schregardus Nick Wilder Fund Harris Family Foundation Carol Merz Janis and Thomas Pfister Bob and Connie Schwaab Felicia Williams-Hardy Chicago Community Development Healthcare Foundation of Northern Marilyn A. Metz Elizabeth Baldwin Phillips Kim Scott Christina Willis Corporation Lake County David Mevis Thomas and Nancy Phillips Meegan Scovell Ray Willis Chicago Community Loan Fund The Hoff Group, Inc. Elizabeth Mezera William and Dorothy Phillips Charles and Beth Seen Alva Winfrey Kennedy Searle Funds at The Chicago Holy Apostles Congregation Michele and Daniel Miller Cathy J. Pilarczyk Carol V. Seigelton Helen Winfrey Community Trust Holy Family Ministries Mr. and Mrs. James I. Miller, Jr. David and Susan Porter Andrew and Shirley Serio Mary Ann Woelfle Chicago Realty Company The Home Depot Foundation Jason Mirandorf Susan and John Powell Suzanne and Louis Serpico Judith Wood Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. Hope House of Milwaukee Suzanne Mitchell Letitia Powell Mark E. Seume Nancy and Webster Young Citi Foundation Hurley McKenna & Mertz Miriam Mixon Pat and Karen Prendergast Edward Shanley Roy Young Citi Hurtado Zimmerman SC Russell Montgomery Elizabeth Price Natalie Shannon-Hutchison Joan Yuen Clare M. Peters Charitable Trust II in One Contractors Steven Montgomery Jennifer Purefoy Gail and Allen Shiner Brian Zimmerman CohnReznick LLP IlliniCare Health John F. Mooney Beth Randall William and Judith Shinkwin Gary V. Zimmerman, FAIA Colley Elevator Co. Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Jacqueline Moore Melissa Rankin Lorelei Sieja Eileen Zore Columbia St. Mary’s Chicago Berlina Morris Hildegund and James Ratcliffe Sister Betty Smith, RSM Community Memorial Foundation John W. Parmelee Trust George and Julie Mosher Dolly Regan Charlene Smith Community Shares of Greater JPMorgan Chase Foundation Mary L. Mowbray Carolyn Reid Crystal Smith Milwaukee Karry L. Young Development LLC Sister Carol Mucha, RSM Larry Reihbrandt Danny Smith Concours Motors, Inc. Kominiarek Bresler Harvick & Sister Lenore Mulvihill, RSM Kimberly Rellinger Edward Smith Corning Incorporated Gudmundson, LLC

32 | Mercy Housing Korb + Associates Architects Sheridan Ventures Branton and Elizabeth Cole Micah J. Halverson Jon Luper The Lakota Group The Siragusa Foundation Dr. James Colwell Jim Hamilton Sandy Maben Landon Bone Baker Architects Sisters of Mercy Patrimony Mutual Kim Cooper Andrew Hammond Susan Macartney Leasing and Management Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Erica Corbett Christin Hammond Elisabeth MacClure Company, Inc. Community Jennifer Covert Jeanne Hargrave Michele Mamet Linden Capital Partners Skender Construction Stephanie Cracknell Sarah Harkness John and Char Marcolina Linn - Mathes Inc. Skender Foundation THANK YOU Christin Crampton Day and Scott Day Anne Hatcher Brian Marshall LISC Chicago SPX Foundation Pat Curry Rebecca Hausmann Marty Mashe Lolita Sheldon Armour Fund St. James Congregation Brian and Kristin Dale Ginger Havlat Dr. Mariam Masid Lumen Christi Congregation St. Jerome Congregation Dee Daniels Scriven and Thomas Christine Hayes Nick Mathias MB Financial Bank St. John Evangelist Congregation MHMP Scriven Don Heilman Stacy Mazur McDonald Linn Chicago Ridge St. Monica Congregation DONORS • 2015 Jeff Dean Kirsty Henderson Kelsey McNew Ladies Aux to VFW 177 St. Sebastian Congregation Ginny DiLeo Jody Kay Hersey Giacomo and Irene Meschia William G. McGowan Charitable St. Therese Congregation Vince and Susan Dodds Heather and Ted Heyd Alfred Metzger and Esther Beynon Fund St. William Parish Sean Doherty Shana Holmes Steve Mickelson James McHugh Construction Stackner Family Foundation J. and Keely Drever Jon Honegger Halina Milgrom Company Jack A. and Phyllis A. Swedish COLORADO Barb Duffner Kathleen Husband Pauline and Eduardo Mondragon INDIVIDUALS Milner and Caringella, Inc. Designated Fund Brent Eads Sierra Hutchinson Vincent Mulvey Nash Disability Law TCF Bank Anonymous (8) Jill Elwood John Ikalowych Eric Nakayama National Equity Fund, Inc. TCF Foundation Christine Aguilar Melody English Bob and Kimberli Jacoby Randy Nogel National Parks Conservation TDF Foundation Laura and Mark Andes Taylor Ericson Brad and Carol James Cheryll O’Bryan Association Trinity Episcopal Church Bob and Martha Barnes Valerie Erwin Irma James Steve and Robin O’Dorisio Northern Trust Company U.S. Bancorp Foundation Heather Beadle Tiffany Exstrom Christine E. Johnson Amanda Okonowsky The Nutman Company USA, Inc. U.S. Bank Keirstin Beck Patrick Fairfield John Jordan Patricia O’Roark and Frank Wall Optimum Appraisal United Airlines Brian Beiser Craig Fales Stefanie Joy Andrea Palten Perkins Eastman Architects, P.C. Urban Partnership Bank Sue Beranek Kirk Ferguson Rachelle Kalkofen Lindsay Parker Pierce Family Charitable Foundation USG Corporation Leigh Bingham Jamie Fey Teresa Kastl Zorana Parker PNC Foundation USG Foundation, Inc. Kari Birchman Judy Fey Blake Katchur Regina Pelley Polk Bros. Foundation Vilter Foundation, Inc. Kassidi and Fredrick Boening John Finnin Mike Kelly Talia Pelley PPM America, Inc. W.P. and H.B. White Foundation Margaret Bolden Mary Fitzpatrick Sean Kelly Michael Perry Presence Health WaterStone Bank Sarena and Marc Bonora Mark and Diane Folsom Tawny Kemerling Monica and Benjamin Petersen The PrivateBank Waukesha County Community Jenny Boronyak Jeff and Leslie Fox Gideon and Sania Killion Kate Peterson Proficio Consulting Group Foundation, Inc. Lauren Bostrom Tascha Gal Dalany Kim Pat Peterson R.A. Stevens Family Foundation We Energies Foundation Janelle Bott David Garcia Kevin Knapp Shane Phillips Racine Dominican Mission Fund Weese Langley Weese Architects Alan and Christine Bowman Tracy and Michele Gargaro Les Kohn Scott and Linda Pocock RBC Capital Markets Wells Fargo Seth Bradley Ben Gazaway Adam and Serena Kopp Tony Portal Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren WHEDA Foundation William Brady Alison George and Eric Voogt Chris Koziol and Katherine Woods Daniel Prather The Rhoades Foundation Wilbert and Genevieve Schauer Gail Bransteitter Tom Gilida Jim Krist Brandon Prescott Roman Electric Co., Inc. Foundation Inc. Carol and Brad Breslau Kate and Jason Godinez Janine Krizek Daniel Prezembel RW Collins Co. Wilks Communications Group Denise Brown Ivy Goetsch Warren and Betty Kuehner Luann Price S Mechanical, Inc. Wintrust Financial Corporation Grace Buckley and Michael Marez Jaime and Rita Gomez John Kuykendall Andy Proctor Sacred Heart Seminary and School Zonta Foundation Mike Burch Nathan Goodell Bud and Alice Laber Carolyn and Steve Purtle of Theology Chris and Rebecca Burckhardt Jane Graf and Rich Williamson Bert and Dolly Lager Jennifer and Jay Reed Saint Alphonsus Congregation Kathy and Charles Busby Darrin Grommeck Amelia Laing Christy Richardson Schoenauer Family Foundation Yvonne Camacho Jim and Mary Groves Diana Larson Sara and Chris Riggs John and Kathleen Schreiber Lisa Carlson Yvonne Guu Rebecca Lee Ann Robertson Foundation Nicole Carlson Joe Haenn Geri Lopez Mike Rohr Schwab Charitable Fund Kate Carr Jim and Laura Hahn Leslie Lowery Caitlin and Jeffrey Rood The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Michael Carr Melinda Hahn Rebecca Lumbert Joyce Ross Sensient Technologies Foundation, Inc. Ava Cohen James and Sara Hall Richard Lund Susan Routt

We make every effort to properly acknowledge our donors. Should you find that your listing is not correct, please email [email protected] 2015 Annual Report | 33 Becky Rucker COLORADO Gateaux Welby Garden Center MIDWEST SOUTHWEST Brian and Mary Sample ORGANIZATIONS Gigi’s Cupcakes Wells Fargo Community Support ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS Griffin Sandberg Abatix Corp Hacienda Colorado Campaign Alegent Health Arizona Community Action Desirae Sarabia Alex and Ani of Cherry Creek Happy Cakes Wells Fargo ARA Newmark Oklahoma/Arkansas Association Michael and Angela Scanlan Amp The Cause HD Supply Facilities Maintenance Wild Women Wine The Bank of America The Bank of America Colleen Scanlon The Anschutz Foundation The Hearst Foundations Yogurtland Charitable Foundation Charitable Foundation Kimberly Schiffbauer Arapahoe House Herrick Consulting Blue Sushi Sake Grille Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights Steve Shanks The Bank of America High Country Executive Search DEI Communities AIDS Inc. Theresa Shelton MIDWEST The Hearst Foundations Chick-fil-A at Raintree Drive and Charitable Foundation History Colorado INDIVIDUALS Brian and Yael Shuman BKD CPAs & Advisors Hopdoddy Burger Bar Lincoln Community Foundation, Inc. 101 FSU Mary Jane Sligar Blue Ribbon Home Warranty, Inc. Jump City Martha E. Antonson Physicians Mutual Insurance Chick-fil-A at Stapley Drive FSU Katelyn Smith Butterfly Pavilion Kaplan Morrell, LLC Kelsey Ballard Company G.G. Shaw Inc. Lynn Smith Cake Crumbs Maggiano’s Little Italy Dan and Sharon Burns Public Health Association of The Hearst Foundations Craig Sommers Canvas and Cocktails Cherry Creek Maggie & Molly’s Sweet Life Gary and Mary Ann Chladek Nebraska Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Charles and Laurel Sparks Capital Peak Partners, LLC MegaPath Maureen and Dale Davis Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Community Steve and Marcella Spears CDW Computer Centers, Inc. The Murphy Family Foundation Sister Terri Fallin Community The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Chris Spelke Central Christian Church Old Chicago Amy Feltz Sisters of Mercy, Regional Trust Craig Stack The Cheesecake Factory - Denver Olive Garden John and Joyce Gibbs Community of Chicago Todd Stuller Chili’s Our Lady of the Pines Catholic Jane Graf and Rich Williamson Sowers Club of Nebraska Phil and Susan Sweeney Church of Cupcakes Church Mary Jo Havlicek St. Mary’s Institute of O’Fallon Kerry Swenson Citi Community Capital Perry-Rose LLC Sister Judith Patricia Healy, RSM Congregational Charity Dick Taft Colfax Marathon Partnership Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors, LLC Dr. Robert Heaney and Mrs. Janet Tina and Robert Tamondong Colorado Business Bank Quality Community Foundation Heaney Gunnar and Shay Tande Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Quest Foundation Jason Krug SOUTHWEST INDIVIDUALS Lisa Taylor Colorado Housing & Finance R.M. William Reverend Eugene C. Kutsch Heather Tewahade Authority Raven Rocks Jewelry and Design George and Therese Lerner Philip and Lydia Bell Jennifer Thibault Colorado Railroad Museum Ready Foods Incorporated Dr. John P. Maloney Don and Imogene Bennett Lindsay Thorson Comedy Works Royal Gorge Bridge and Park Dr. James McGill and Mrs. Ann McGill Kathi Gill Paulette Tupper Community Development Trust, Inc. S.B. Clark Companies Madhu Midathada Jane Graf and Rich Williamson George Valuck Community First Foundation The Sabus Company Dick and Renee O’Brien Irma Jones Gene Van Horne BBVA Compass Schlessman Family Foundation Catherine and Richard Pedersen Ana Keddie Nancy VanDeMark Core Leadership Shea Mortgage Pauline Pesek Carol Maas Chris Volgenau and Brenda Craft Companies Software Security Solutions Lois Peterson Sister Nancy Beth Perlick, RSM Baiamonte Volgenau The Cussler Museum St. Frances Cabrini Parish Rita Plendl Dr. Paul Petelin and Mrs. Joan David Walters Dave & Buster’s The Wain & Hildegard Stowe Family Marti Poll Petelin Albert Wang Denver Art Museum Foundation Jennifer and Jay Reed Leo and Hermine Philippe DJ Wardynski Denver B-cycle Teammates Commercial Interiors, Inc. Dr. Jennifer Reed-Bouley and Mr. Sister Mary Sears, RSM Barbara Warner Denver Botanic Gardens The Museum of Contemporary Art Ken Reed-Bouley Dr. Susan Shaw Stephen and Judy Wessler Denver Center for the Performing Arts Denver Sister Michon Rozmajzl, RSM Allan and Joan Solheim Shane West Denver Golf The Ranch Country Club Barry and Susanne Scheinost Steven and Sallie Tofel Mike Westover Denver Museum of Nature and Transamerica Retirement Solutions Harold Shorr Lisa and Rich Zavoda Debra Wilkinson Science Trouble Salon Dr. Mary Kay Smid and Mr. Dennis Roger and Anita Williams The Denver Zoo The Trust for Public Land Smid Alisa Wilson Encana Cares (USA) Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation John and Paula Smolen Kathleen Wineland EPIC Insurance U.S. Bank Mary Thornton Marcella Wolfe First Universalist Church of Denver UMB Bank Katherine Townsend Charlie and Karin Woolley The Fortney Museum of Unser Karting & Events Michael and Alice Villone Matt and Kathryn Zarlengo Transportation Urban Peak Shelly Voss Lisa and Rich Zavoda Gallagher Benefit Services Virginia W. Hill Foundation Sherryl Weeks Mike and Nancy Anne Zoellner Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Walpin & Co. LLC

34 | Mercy Housing Kami and Nick Bohlinger Dorothy Dees Sister Cele Gorman OP Lauren Jones James Loucky Kimberly Borja Irene DeMaris Jane Graf and Rich Williamson Brian and Kara Jovag Jennifer Lovchik Randy Borker Pamela Derry Margret Graham Christopher and Eileen Jowell Sharon Lowe Andrew Bowman Sister Susan Dewitt, CSJP Jean Greaves Mr. Michael C. Jurich Alisa Luber and Joseph Genster Michael Brandstetter Emmanuel Diaz Rachel Green Sergei Kalfov Martha Lunbeck Sister Helen T. Brennan SP Sister Grace Didomenicantonio, CSJP Iva Gregory Sven and Marta Kalve Ida Mary MacAulay Don and Lois Brewer Sister Margaret F. Dimond, CSJB Kenneth and Joan Grieser Kantor and Zalusky Family Jackie MacLean THANK YOU Anita Broderick Barbara Dingfield Brandon Grisham Ernest and Debra Kawamoto Amy Magnano Elliott Brown Tom Donlea and Julia Maywald Mr. and Mrs. Doug Groseclose Sister Keane Michele Manasse Haley Brown Unknown Donor Jeannie and Jeff Gruber Elida and Lee Kellogg Amy Mandell MHNW Kim and Wade Brown Shelley Dooley Annette Grupido Mr. Gary Kelsberg Byron Manering and Amy Lori Brown Kathleen Shannon Dorcy and DONORS • 2015 Zackary Gunter Katharine Kemp Hockenberry Dennis Buchanan Michael Dorcy Lisa and Bill Gustaveson Jocelyn Kerr Dennis Maples Suzie Burke Theresa Downey Sister Agnes Haddock Nelson Khov Sara Marckx Russell Steve Bury Mr. Adrian Duarte Stephanie Haguewood Christine Kidwell* Anna Markee Carol Lewis and Tom Byers Sister Louise DuMont, CSJP Teresa Haigh Joon Yi Kim Cheryl Markham and Don INDIVIDUALS Sister Judy Byron OP Tran N. Duong Drew Hammond Mary C. Kleiner Kirkpatrick Anonymous (25) Ms. Joan Caine and Andre Kahr Susan Duren Elizabeth Hansen Karen and E. J. Knuckey Deverick Martin Fuad Abdullahi Ms. Mary Carlson Cora and Douglas Eklund The Hansens John Koch and Elizabeth Ankarberg Tami Masters and Jennifer Hensen Richard and Sharon Abrams Timothy Ceis Sharon Eldredge Linda K. Hanson Marty and Shari Kooistra Thomas Mathews Andrea Akita Craig Chang Peniela Emerson Ann Hart Sister Michele G. Kopp OP Tom and Leslie Mathews Thomas Allsopp My Lan Che Marlys Erickson and Chris Hurley Schatzie Harvey Jennifer Korten Mark Mauger Mr. Bernard Altman Paul Chiocco and Doug McCrary Aubrey Evans Angela Harwood Dean Kralios Janice McAlister Humberto Alvarez Mary Christenson, CSJP-A Christine and Anthony Farrell Shawli Hathaway Anne Marie Krivens Richard and Deborah McAlister Robin Landy Amadon Aran Church Jennifer Ferguson Sister Linda Haydock SNJM Ms. Janis Krug Susan McArdle Erik Anderson Dulcie Claassen and Tim Callahan Anne Fiske Zuniga Lorene M. Heck, OP Jeff and Lynne Kunitz Jim and Jan McGowan Lauren Anderson Steve Clagett and Jennifer Parker Maura and Tom FitzMacken Charlotte Hegeberg David LaFazia Lynne and Stephen McManus Savanna Anderson Jon Clarke Deborah and Robert Fleming Jack Helmkamp Paul Lambros Geraldine McNamara Kerry Applegate Maureen and Steve Cline Elizabeth Fleming Don and Carol Henry Kate and Tom Lamperti Ann Melone and Boyd Pickerell Angela Arralde and Robert Millar Helen Cobb Jones Matthew Flickinger Sister Anne Herkenrath SNJM Angela Deppe and Dan Landes Sister Jo-Ann Miller, CSJP Jeff and Claire Arrowsmith Susan Coldwell Nies Timothy and Shellee Flint Kim Herman Mary Lou LaPierre Terry E. Miller Lynda A. Ash Sharon Coleman Maria Flores Sean Heron Maria Larina Jean and Kyle Mishler April Ayers Agnes Conlin Andrew and Lena Fomichev Patricia Hogan and Jude Jackson Gail and Jack Larson Judy Mladineo Kate Baber Claudia Coogan Lisa Ford Charles Holcom, Jr. Mr. James E. Larson Mikel Moedritzer Sister Francine Barber OP Virginia and Lawrence Cooper John Freeman and Cedar Burnett Joan Holliday Jan Laskey Danielle Molle Ben Barker Judy Cordell Bryan Friend Cheron A. Holman Joanne LaTuchie and Gary Ireland Nelson Moon Marge Barzar Scott Crosby Katie Fries Sara Holt-Knox Margaret and Earl Le Clair Natalie Moran David and Bernetta Beattie James and Margaret Cross Anne Marie Frisby Patricia Hoppa Mona Lee Geoffrey Morgan Sister Patty Beattie OP Erica Cunningham Andrea Frye Susan Hori William and Laurita Lehtinen Colin Morgan-Cross Kim and Keith Becker Amy Curran Michael Fulghum Kathleen Hosfeld John Lennox Representative Luis Moscoso Winifred McGuire Becker Denis and Beverly Curry Joe and Terri Gaffney Betsy Hunter M. A. Leonard Lisa Moulds Sarah Bemis Susan Dahl Daria and Ariour Gaidukova Hannah Hunthausen Shane Lewis Leona Muller Sister Dorothy Berg OP Catherine Danigelis Craig Gamble Spencer Hurst and Jennifer Rogers Sarah Lewontin Marilee Murphy Joshua and Wilkiany Berger Jennifer and William Daugherty Gregg George Jim and Catherine Irby Margaret Lichter Avani Nadkarni Christina Bernard Sister Charlotte Davenport CSJP Hamraj and Harpreet Ghumman Alexander Ivashkin Ms. Betsy Lieberman and Mr. Clarence Nelson Drew Betz Antoineta Davis Narita Ghumman and Avneet Atwal Danielle Jackson Richard Groomer Sister Sue Nies, CSJP Priya Bhavan Ms. Julie D. Davis Reetu Ghumman Alicia Johnson Rebecca Liebman and Eileen Cole Parke and Mary Nietfeld Bud Blake Thomas and Eulalie Ann Davis Clifford Gomes Keiya Johnson Janice Link Nancy Nordhoff Michael Blumson Stephen Deal and Vivian Kreider Marian Gonzales Whitney Johnson The Llewellyns Stephen Norman Tami and Nikolai Bogdanoff David and Susan Dean Kate Gormally Cheryl and David Jones Renee Look Lee Nyquist

We make every effort to properly acknowledge our donors. Should you find that your listing is not correct, please email [email protected] *Deceased 2015 Annual Report | 35 Councilmember Mike O’Brien Imelda Romei Armand Tiberio Bank of America Matching Gifts Forest Foundation Olive Garden Kathleen O’Connor and Heidi Ms. Cynthia Rose Loren Tierney Program Foundation For Healthy Generations Pacific Hospital Preservation and Erdmann Kathy and Robert Roseth Janelle and David Tingstad Bank of America Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Development Authority Mary and Roger Olsen Alan Ross Judy Tobin Bank of the Cascades Hattrup and Associates, P.S. PBS Engineering + Environmental Mari and Dennis Ortblad Janice Roudebush Leslie Tonkin* Banyan Tree The Hearst Foundations Peace for the Streets by Kids from Kathlyn Paananen Barbara and Allan Rumpf Blanca Torres Beacon Development Group Heritage Bank the Streets Terry and Mary Paananen Mary and David Rumpf Andrew Tran BECU Highlands Community Church Kent Providence Regional Medical Center Tereasa and Keith Palmer Bill Rumpf and Eve Rumpf-Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Hieu Tran Beresford Booth PLLC Campus Puckett & Redford PLLC Jon Pannette Jaimee Ryan Susanna Tran BGP Releasing LLC Holy Angels Academy Alumni RAFN Company Janet Parker Andrea Sato Borgmann and Russ Timothy Tuura Bike & Build, Inc Association Raskob Foundation for Catholic John and Ashley Parker Borgmann Christina Upjohn Blazing Onion Holy Names Academy Activities, Inc. Kathryn M. Parker Paul and Sue Schissler Behnaz Vaghefi Blick Art Materials Hope Heart Institute RealNetworks Foundation Margaret Parry Alice Schmid Ms. Carrie Vanzant BNSF Railway Foundation Housing Development Consortium RMC Architects Ketki Patel Daphne Schneider Lisa Vatske Boeing Company of Seattle King County Safeway Beth Pearson Christiane Schroeder Mr. Billy Vitro Buchanan General Contracting Hugh G. Goldsmith & Associates, Inc. Safeway Elizabeth Penney Karin Schuyleman Jackki Vo Company Idaho Community Foundation Schneider Foundation, The Eulalie Mary Perisic Jennifer and Stan Seamons Ms. Lori Vovak Building Changes Impact Capital Bloedel Sister Rosemary Perisich SNJM Jack Seip Ms. Maureen Warbrouck CanCan Intermountain Gas Company Seattle Foundation Warren Perkins and Nancy Danoff Sister Margaret Shannon CSJP Dan Watson Catholic Health Initiatives JPMorgan Chase Foundation Seattle Tilth Jane Perry Karen Kampe Sheppard and Robert Ms. Rachel Weigelt CFD-Washington JPMorgan Chase SIR Construction Rhonda Peterson Loring Sheppard IV Chuck Weinstock Charlotte Martin Foundation Junior League of Olympia Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Su Pham Scott Shiebler Ann M. Welch City of Bellingham Kantor Taylor Nelson Evatt & Community Diane Pietrowski Sister Josephine Showalter, SP Luam Wersom City of Kent Decina PC Sisters of Providence Judy Pigott Rojean Siljeg Danny and Sarah Westneat City of Tacoma Karen Earl Interior Design Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Concerto Health Care Pamm Silver Jason White Clover Park Technical College KeyBank Foundation Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus Daniel Poe Jim and Eileen Simpkins Keri Williams CoHo Team of Windermere Agents KeyBank and Mary Gerry Pollet Jasmeet Singh Tyler Wilson Community Economics, Inc. KIND Snacks SMR Architects Jason Preston Nathasja Skorupa Ashenafi Woldegebriel Community Foundation of King County Snohomish County Sister Kathleen Pruitt, CSJP Tom Slattery Ben Wolters Snohomish County Korean Women’s Association Snohomish Flower Company Paul Purcell and Barbara Guzzo Jacquelin Smith Mary Ellen Wood Community Foundation of South The Kroger Co. Foundation Solid Ground Raghvinder Purhar Mark Smith Sister Georgia Yianakulis, SNJM Puget Sound Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Sophia Community - Sisters of John Putre Janet and Evan Sorby Karin Young Community Health Plan of Life Therapeutic Works LLC Providence Kirsten A. Quinn Peg Staeheli and John Troup Washington The Lightfoot Foundation Spiro’s Greek Island Jose Ramirez Lucatero Lee Stanton Condominium Community & Longbrake Family Foundation St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center Jenn Ramirez Robson Susan Stead ORGANIZATIONS Residential Services, LLC Macy’s Foundation Stag Barbershop Dan Ramirez Sharon Stith Anonymous (3) Coughlin Porter Lundeen, Inc. Markay Cabinets Starbucks Anne Reid and Dave Hurley John E. Stoner ADP Construction Services, Inc. Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation Martin Family Foundation Taco Time Northwest Foundation Joe Reilly Eric Storhaug Adrian Dominican Sisters Dan and Pat Nelson Family Medina Foundation Tacoma Housing Authority Alice Reimold Brenda J. Stratton Alcoa Foundation Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Tammy Bakery Jose Rendon Juarez Steve Stroming Alfy’s Pizza Dominican Sisters of Tacoma Moccasin Lake Foundation Target Danielle Rhyner Gordon Tambellini Amazon Smile Foundation Edwards Chiropractic Offices Molina Healthcare Tax Credit Group of Marcus & Angelique Richard Jennie Tambellini Amerigroup Corporation El Paraiso Momona Cafe and Restuarant Millichap Donald Riddell and Carol Keyes Robin Tatsuda Ankrom Moisan Architects Enterprise Community Investment Monea Investments Thurston County Public Health & Stephen and Karen Ridlon Adam Taylor Armadillo Painting Co. Enterprise Community Partners Nature’s Market Social Services Sister Linda Riggers Sister Beth Taylor, CSJP Arrowhead Gardens Residents Evergreen Massage Therapy Neighborhood House The TJX Foundation Jorge Rivera Watt Taylor Community Fales Foundation Trust Network for Good Tonkin Architecture, Inc. Marguerite Ro Brien Thane Associates for the Holy Names Sisters Family Pepper and Produce No Limit Hair Design Troger Awning and Suncreen Co. June and Hilbert Robinson Michele Thomas Bahn Mi Unwrapped Fazio Associates Nordstrom, Inc. TVI, Inc. Randy Robinson Mr. Jack Thompson Bank of America Charitable Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Nysether Family Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation Marilyn H. Rogers Sister Mary E. Thorne, CSJP Foundation Filer Fire Department Office of the Insurance Commissioner U.S. Bank

36 | Mercy Housing *Deceased Umpqua Bank Alba Castillo Adamo GreyStone Power Foundation, Inc. Union Bank Foundation Ms. Ginger Chubbs The Hearst Foundations Union Bank Mr. Daniel Clatanoff IKEA Union Bank Mr. Jonathan Coe Karma Entertainment United HealthCare Services, Inc. Sister Donna Marie Coward, RSM Mary Allen Lindsey Branan United Way of King County Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Cunningham Foundation United Way of Pierce County Mr. Darrel M. Daise Mary Ryan & Henry G. Kuhrt United Way of Snohomish County Mr. and Mrs. Felix deGolian, III Foundation United Way of Thurston County Dr. and Mrs. Mark Dentinger McKay’s Used Books Walsh Construction Company Cathy Dyches The Richard C. Munroe Foundation, WASH Multifamily Laundry Systems Ms. Nancy Gaddy Inc. Washington Federal Foundation Ms. Jane M. Graf and Mr. Rich Old Savannah City Mission Washington State Department of Williamson Thomas H. Pitts Trust Health Mr. and Mrs. Scott Haller Resurrection of Our Lord Catholic Washington Youth & Families Fund Sister Susan A. Harms, RSM Church Wells Fargo Ms. Joan Harper Rock Apartment Advisors Whatcom Community Foundation Johnny Harper Saint Thomas Episcopal Church Whatcom Educational Credit Union Ms. Betty J. Harvey Thrift Store Whitehorse Foundation Mr. Timothy D. Helton Senior Crimestoppers Mr. Young T. Hughley, Jr. Sisters of Mercy South Central Ms. Luzetta R. Jones-Barksdale Community Mr. Herbert Kohn Starbucks Mr. Kenneth Letson SunTrust Bank, Inc. Tina Lowe Temple Beth El Of South Orange Mr. Stephen Macauley County Carole Malek Tennessee Metals Company, LLC Mr. Donald McKenna Walmart Foundation Ms. Kathleen Meehan Wells Fargo Mr. Dennis R. Mobley Mr. Joe E. Moore Kathy Lowe Northe Ms. Jerutha Ann Scott THANK YOU Ms. Susan C. Sherfield Mr. Shawn Smitley Ms. Debra Stephens MHSE Grant E. Taylor and Niloofer Dalal Ms. Anyeka Wallace DONORS • 2015

ORGANIZATIONS Amazon Smile Foundation INDIVIDUALS Bank of America Charitable Mr. Bobby Artis Foundation Mr. Henry Baez Frances Hollis Brain Foundation Ms. Laura Bassett C B Richard Ellis Memphis Melissa and Shannon Boone Multifamily, LLC Mr. Alan Bradford The Catholic Foundation of North Mr. Rex Bray Georgia Mr. Ringland Bray Enterprise Community Partners Tabetha Buckner Fifth Third Bank

We make every effort to properly acknowledge our donors. Should you find that your listing is not correct, please email [email protected] 2015 Annual Report | 37 Diane Sample Congregation of Divine Providence Hollidaysburg, PA City, CA) Sisters of St. Francis of Rochester, Jeffrey P. Schmidt (Melbourne, KY) Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls, MN Client of The Rikoon Group Minnesota Sisters of St. Francis of the Congregation of Holy Cross, Moreau Franciscan Sisters of Mary Sacred Heart Monastery Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities Province. Inc. (Austin, TX) (Bridgeton, MO) (Yankton, SD) Immaculate Conception Sisters of St. Louis, California Region Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual SC Ministry Foundation (West Peoria, IL) Sisters of the Most Precious Blood – (Fond du Lac, WI) Adoration (LaCrosse, WI) (Cincinnati, OH) Sisters of St. Francis of Tiffin, Ohio THANK YOU St. Mary’s Institute Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph The Gadfly Trust School Sisters of Notre Dame of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, Donna Sparks of Springfield (Holyoke, MA) Glenmary Home Missioners Central Pacific Province Albany Province (Latham, NY) Thornton and Associates Congregation of St. Joseph Julie Gould School Sisters of St. Francis - US Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, Trinity Health Congregation of the Daughters of Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart Province Generalate (St. Louis, MO) MLF Michael Walker Divine Charity (New York, NY) (Yardley, PA) Servants of the Blessed Sacrament Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, 2015 • DONORS, Maureen Warren Congregation of the Passion, Holy I.H.M. Congregation Charitable Trust (Waterville, ME) Los Angeles Province INVESTORS, Alisa Wilson Cross Province (Chicago, IL) (Scranton, PA) Sisters of Bon Secours USA Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, BORROWERS & Elliot Zeelander Congregation of the Sisters of Jesuits of the Missouri Province (Marriottsville, MD) St. Louis Province Charity of the Incarnate Word Ann Marie Judson Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth (KS) Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia (KS) PARTNERS (Houston, TX) Marion S. Kaplan Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange (CA) Congregation of the Sisters of Katherine Perls Trust Health System (KS) Sisters of St. Louis, California Region INVESTORS Mercy, US Province (Redlands, CA) Janet Kranzberg Sisters of Charity of New York Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament Adorers of the Blood of Christ, U.S. Congregation of the Sisters of St. Lederer Properties Ltd. (Brooklyn, NY) (Bensalem, PA) DONORS Province (St. Louis, MO) Joseph of Peace Little Company of Mary Sisters Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Sisters of the Holy Cross Bank of America Charitable Anonymous (Englewood Cliffs, NJ) (Evergreen Park, IL) Virgin Mary (Dubuque, IA) (Notre Dame, IN) Foundation Archdiocese of Omaha (NE) Congregation of the Sisters, Maryknoll Sisters Sisters of Loretto (Nerinx, KY) Sisters of the Holy Family Jason Battista The Associated Sulpicians of the Servants of the Immaculate Heart Medical Mission Sisters Sisters of Mercy of the Americas (Fremont, CA) BBVA Compass Foundation United States (Baltimore, MD) of Mary (Scranton, PA) (Philadelphia, PA) (Silver Spring, MD) Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus Carol Breslau Atlantic-Midwest Province Conrad N. Hilton Fund for Sisters Mercy Partnership Fund Sisters of Mercy of the Americas and Mary U.S. – Ontario Province Thomas A. Brown Endowment Trust (Baltimore, MD) Convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Missionary Sisters Servants of the New York, Pennsylvania, Pacific Sisters of the Humility of Mary HM Capital One Foundation Banc of America Community Chestnut Hill (PA) Holy Spirit (Techny, IL) West Community, Inc. Alternative Loan Fund Steven Cesar Development Corporation James Cox and Gary George Missionary Society of St. Paul the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas (Villa Maria, PA) Colfax Marathon Partnership, Inc. Benedictine Convent of Perpetual Daughters of Charity, Province of Apostle (Jamaica Estates, NY) Northeast Community Sisters of the Most Precious Blood Community Development Financial Adoration (Clyde, MO) St. Louise Nazareth Literary and Benevolent Sisters of Mercy of the Americas (O’Fallon, MO) Institutions Fund, US Dept. of Benedictine Sisters of Covington, Daughters of Charity Ministries (St. Institution (Nazareth, KY) South Central Community, Inc. Sisters of the Order of St. Benedict Treasury Kentucky Louis, MO) Northern Trust Sisters of Mercy of the Americas (Rock Island, IL) Congregation of the Daughters of Benedictine Sisters of Mount St. Daughters of the Holy Spirit North American Province of the West Midwest Community, Inc. Sisters of the Order of St. Dominic, Divine Charity Scholastica (Atchison, KS) Charitable Trust Cenacle (Chicago, IL) Sisters of Mercy of the Mid-Atlantic Amityville (NY) Jeremy Devich Bon Secours Health System, Inc. Deutsche Bank Occupational Training Services, Inc. Community, Inc. Sisters of the Presentation of the E*Trade Financial Yvonne J. Camacho Dignity Health Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Blessed Virgin Mary, Inc. (New Jeanne Engel Capital One, National Association Dominican Sisters of Mission San Sisters (Huntington, IN) California Province Windsor, NY) Benjamin Etheridge Carl George Bjorkman Foundation Jose (Fremont, CA) Perrault Family Survivor Trust Sisters of Notre Dame of Chardon, Sisters of the Visitation of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Carmelite Sisters of Charity Dominican Sisters of Oakford (CA) Xavier and Penelope Pi-Sunyer Ohio Immaculate Heart (Dubuque, IA) Adoration (Brooklyn, NY) Dominican Sisters of Peace, Inc. PNC Bank Sisters of Notre Dame, Thousand Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Jaime Gomez Catholic Biblical Association of Dominican Sisters of San Rafael (CA) Sandy Polishuk Oaks, California Heart of Mary (Monroe, MI) Julie Gould America Anne Else Province of St. Augustine of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary- Society of Mary (Dubuque, IA) Christine Hamner Catholic Charities USA Episcopal Diocese of Iowa Capuchin Order (Pittsburgh, PA) of-the-Woods (IN) Society of the Divine Word, Chicago Stefanie Joy (Alexandria, VA) Benjamin Etheridge Racine Dominicans (Racine, WI) Sisters of St. Francis (Oldenburg, IN) Province (IL) Adam Kopp Catholic Health Initiatives Everence Community Investments, Inc. Redemptorists-Denver Province (CO) Sisters of St. Francis Charitable Society of the Holy Child Jesus Robert Kopp Christian Brothers of Denver (CO) Father Judge Charitable Trust Religious Communities Investment Trust (Santa Maria, CA) (Rosemont, PA) Margaret Lederer Claretian Missionaries (Chicago, IL) Federal Home Loan Bank of Topeka Fund Sisters of St. Francis of Dubuque (IA) Society of the Precious Blood Erika Lindholm Community Development Financial Franciscan Friars-Province of St. Religious of the Assumption North Sisters of St. Francis of the (Dayton, OH) Little Company of Mary Sisters Institutions Fund, US Dept. of John the Baptist (Cincinnati, OH) American Province (Philadelphia, PA) Neumann Communities (NY) St. Joseph Health System Sandra Maben Treasury Franciscan Friars – TOR of Religious Sisters of Charity (Culver Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia (PA) Byron and Lee Stookey

38 | Mercy Housing Clients of Trillium Asset Chestnut Neighborhood Heartland Housing, Inc. (IL) Corporation (NY) Management Revitalization Corp. (TX) Home Opportunities Made Easy, Peoples’ Self-Help Housing Trinity Health Clackamas Community Land Trust (OR) Inc. (HOME) (IA) Corporation (CA) Ursuline Provincialate, Central Colorado Bluesky Enterprises, Inc. Hope Communities, Inc. (CO) Preservation of Affordable Housing, Province of the United States (CO) Hope House of Colorado (CO) Inc. (MI) Ursuline Society and Academy of Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Housing Authority of the City of Preservation Partners (CA) Education (CO) Leadville, Colorado Progressive Redevelopment Inc. US Bancorp Community Colorado Rural Housing Human Resources Council District (GA) Development Corporation Development Corporation (CO) XII (MT) ROC USA Capital (NH) USDA Rural Development Columbia Cascade Housing Inner City Community Development Rocky Mountain HDC, Inc. (CO) Visitation Monastery of St. Louis (MO) Corporation (OR) Corporation (CO) Rural Community Assistance Wells Fargo Community Development, Inc. (ID) Intercommunity Housing (WA) Corporation Wheaton Franciscan Sisters Corp. Community Housing Capital 4620 Iowa Avenue NW Cooperative Sabin Community Development (Wheaton, IL) Community HousingWorks (CA) Association, Inc. (DC) Corporation (OR) Barry Zigas and Jodie Levin-Epstein Community Preservation and Jasper County Neighbors United San Antonio Alternative Housing Development Corporation (DC) (SC) Corporation (TX) Community Services of Arizona (AZ) Lakefront Supportive Housing (IL) Self Help Housing Corporation of BORROWERS & Dallas City Homes, Inc. (TX) Las Marias Cooperative, Inc. (DC) Hawaii (HI) PARTNERS East Central Kansas Economic Low Income Investment Fund (CA) Senior Housing Options, Inc. (CO) Abode Communities, Inc. (CA) Opportunity Corporation (KS) Lumber River Housing Sioux Falls Environmental Access (IA) Advance Community Health (NC) Elkhorn Valley Community Development, Inc. (NC) Soledad Local Development The Affordable Housing Group of Development Corporation (NE) Lutheran Social Services of Colorado Corporation (CA) North Carolina, Inc. (NC) The Empowerment Program, Inc. (CO) South Rome Redevelopment Agency AIDS Housing Alliance (CA) (CO) Lutheran Social Services of (GA) Albemarle Housing Improvement Enterprise Community Partners Michigan (MI) Southern Mutual Help Association, Program (VA) (MD) Mainstream Housing, Inc. (OR) Inc. (LA) Aletheia House (AL) Episcopal Community Services of Mercy Housing St. Charles Town Company (CO) Almost Home, Inc. (CO) San Francisco (CA) Mercy Management Services (CO) St. Mary’s Development Corp. (OH) American Housing Opportunity Fair Housing Partners (NE) MidAmerica Housing Partnership (IA) Thistle Community Housing (CO) Fund (DC) First Baptist Church of Clarendon Mt. Auburn Housing, Inc. (OH) Tri-County Housing and Community Andrews Gardens, Inc. (IN) (VA) Missoula Housing Authority (MT) Development Corporation (CO) Atlanta Neighborhood Development First Unitarian Church of Los Monroe Group, LTD Trinity Village Nonprofit Housing Partnership, Inc. (GA) Angeles (CA) Mount Moriah Development Corporation (MI) Bethphage Mission, Inc. (NE) Florida Community Loan Fund (FL) Corporation, Inc. (OH) USA Properties Fund, Inc. (CA) Better Housing Coalition of Florida Low Income Housing National Affordable Housing Valley Assisted Living, Inc. (CO) Richmond (VA) Association (FL) Network (MT) Vitality Center (NV) Blackshear Neighborhood Franklinton Development National Caucus and Center on Wakeland Housing and Development Corporation (TX) Association (OH) Black Aged, Inc. (DC) Development Corporation (CA) Boulder Housing Partners (CO) Friendly Neighbors Cooperative National Church Residences (OH) Washtenaw Affordable Housing Boys’ and Girls’ Club of Newark, Association, Inc. (DC) NeighborWorks New Horizons Corporation (MI) Inc. (NJ) Gardenside Terrace Cooperative, NEWSED Community Development West Central Housing Development Brother’s Redevelopment, Inc. (CO) Inc. (IN) Corporation (CO) Organization (CO) Cabrillo Economic Development Grace Partners (NV) Opportunities for Neighborhood Wishrock Group (ME) Corporation (CA) Greccio Housing Unlimited, Inc. Empowerment Company, Inc. Women Organizing Resources, Canddle Development (CA) (CO) (ONE Co.) (CA) Knowledge and Services Cesar Chavez Foundation (TX) Greenwood Apartments, Inc. (IN) Opportunities Industrialization (W.O.R.K.S.) (CA) Chesapeake Community Advisors, Guadalupe Neighborhood Centers (PA) Woodbine Community Inc. (MD) Development Corporation (TX) Opportunity In Living, Inc. (CO) Organization, Inc. (TN) Chesney-Kleinjohn Housing, Inc. Habitat for Humanity of Bucks Oti Kaga, Inc. (SD) Yamhill Community Development (CO) County (PA) PathStone Housing Action Corporation (OR)

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