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Habitat for Humanity of Omaha 2019 Annual Report HABITAT OMAHA 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | WORDS Habitat for Humanity of Omaha 2019 Annual Report HABITAT OMAHA 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | WORDS Habitat Omaha Supporters, A Note t seems everything is changing all around us. For some the changes are positive, but for many they are laced with the fear and uncertainty of an I unknown future. From the CEO Despite this, one thing remains the same: all of your past work and involvement with Habitat for Humanity of Omaha has made a difference. More than 1,700 local families have achieved home stability through our Homeownership or Home Improvement Programs. Those families now have a safe and stable shelter——a home——to weather this storm. Habitat Omaha will continue to stand by all of our neighbors in need of a quality, affordable place to live. The collective “we” of Habitat Omaha includes YOU——volunteers, donors, homeowners, neighbors, supporters and advocates. Habitat Omaha, we, will be there to walk alongside those who are struggling with home stability. We will be there for people who need a hand up. We believe that through partnership, comes dignity. And, we will continue working hard in partnership with the good people in our community because we believe that everyone deserves the peace and stability of a safe, affordable home. Thank you for being our partners in this work, Amanda Brewer, CEO Photo by Anna Finocchiaro HABITAT OMAHA 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | NUMBERS in property taxes paid by $549,000+ Habitat Omaha homeowners total sweat equity hours completed 10,900+ by Habitat Omaha homebuyers families purchased 2019 56 their first homes Highlights individuals served through title 128 clearing and will writing assistance home repairs and 160 improvements completed volunteer 82,800+ hours served deconstruction 136 projects completed HABITAT OMAHA 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | LEADERS Leadership Team Board of Directors Advisory Council Amanda Brewer Drew Collier Lynne Boyer Habitat Omaha Chief Executive Officer Chair Dan Brabec T.J. Isaacs Levi Scheppers Nate Dodge Chief Development Officer Vice-Chair W. Gary Gates Fred Hunzeker Vikki Jaeger Rollie Johns Leadership Kirk Kellner Human Resources Director Treasurer Steve Martin Mark Kennedy George Achola Mike Moylan Operations Director Secretary Tyler Owen Drew Lier Bob Dalrymple Sandy Parker Construction Director Javier Fernandez Rick Russell Jim Timmerman Al Siemek Julie Fritz Lyn Ziegenbein Chief Financial Officer Dr. Cynthia Gooch-Grayson Jeff Gordman Buck Heim Marcos Hernandez Dan Houghton Ryan Iwansky Keith Jankuski Teri Mercer Brian Miles Laura Nelson Gustavo Oberto Connie Ryan Angel Starks Caren Woodruff HABITAT OMAHA 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | DOLLARS Expenses Revenue $18,558,420 $19,569,410 88.2% 2019 Financials 32.8% 25.1% 11.0% 8.2% 7. 2 % 6.3% 7.4% 4.6% 4.4% 2.1% 2.7% Development Management and Programs/ConstructionGeneral Faith Relations Events Corporations Gifts In Kind Individuals Other ReStore Program RevenueFoundations from Loans and Grants HABITAT OMAHA 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | SUPPORTERS Thank you for your continued support of our mission. Our shared belief that everyone deserves a decent place to live makes all of this possible. $500,000+ United Way of the Midlands Amanda and Kelly Brewer Union Pacific Railroad Quikserve Solutions FHLBank Topeka West Gate Bank Buildertrend Kathy and Randy Wiese Rejoice! Lutheran Church Rhonda and Howard Hawks C & A Industries Inc. WoodmenLife Robert Herman Lozier Foundation $25,000 - $49,999 Elizabeth and Mike Cassling Storz Foundation Nebraska Affordable Housing AFLAC Charles and Mary Heider $5,000-$9,999 Amy and Alan Siemek 2019 Trust Fund Access Bank Family Foundation Laura and Michael Alley Specialty Family Foundation Peter Kiewit Foundation, Inc. American National Bank CHI Health Ambassador Title Services St. Leo Catholic Church Anonymous Claire M. Hubbard Foundation Michael Berlin St. Michael Lutheran Church $250,000 - $499,999 Anonymous Cox Communications Bethany Lutheran Church St. Wenceslaus Anonymous The Ash Grove Cummins Sales and Service of Elkhorn Catholic Church Anonymous Charitable Foundation Mary and Jim Czyz Bridges Trust Marilyn and Peter Starke Donors Anonymous Bain Capital Julie and Lance Fritz Clifton B. and Anne Stuart Christine and Nebraska Department of The Bill and Jodie Kathy and W. Gary Gates Batchelder Foundation Anthony Swerczek Environment and Energy Mackintosh Family Danielle and Jeff J. Gordman Jim and Joan Chambers The Roofing Moose Diane Duren and Drew Collier Gilbert M. and Martha H. Charitable Fund US Bank Foundation $100,000 - $249,999 Dawn and Sid Dinsdale Hitchcock Foundation Gloria and Roy Dinsdale Veridian Credit Union Anonymous Pat and Jerry Heinrichs Habitat for Humanity DMSi Software Warren Distribution First National Bank of Omaha The Home Depot International - Cost of Home Debbie and Mike Earleywine Katie Weitz Frontier Bank Lindsay Corporation Habitat for Humanity Kathleen and Chuck Evans Westwood Church Great Western Bank Annalaura and George Little International - Veteran Kathleen “Katie” and Wild Willy’s Fireworks, LLC Mutual of Omaha Bank (CIT) Mammel Family Foundation Home Repair Joel Guenther Zurich North America The Nebraska Metropolitan Utilities District Tonia and Tim Hassinger Habitat For Humanity of Environmental Trust Moglia Family Foundation HDR, Inc. Omaha - Friends $1,000 - $4,999 Northwest Bank Parker Family Foundation The Home Depot Hawk Investments Elli and John Aesoph The Sunderland Foundation Suzanne and Walter Foundation Hayneedle Anonymous TD Ameritrade Scott Foundation Immanuel Vision Foundation Helen Disney Endowment Fund Anonymous Thrivent Builds The Scoular Foundation JKBarker Foundation Fred Hunzeker Anonymous Veridian Credit Union Annette L. and Paul G. Smith George Kubat Jamco Anonymous Weitz Family Foundation Sunny Durham Lincoln Financial JE DUNN Construction Anonymous William and Ruth Scott Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. Noreen Johnson Anna Applegate Family Foundation The Walmart Foundation Mike and Michelle Berlin Michelle and Dan Koraleski Arbor Bank Wells Fargo Foundation Family Foundation Stephanie and Jack Bonnie and John Austin $50,000 - $99,999 Joan Gibson and Don Wurster Omaha Public Power District “John” Koraleski Baer Foundation Arbor Bank OrthoNebraska KPMG Baird Holm LLP City of Omaha $10,000 - $24,999 Owen Foundation Lamp Rynearson Baxter Auto Group Cobalt Credit Union ACI Worldwide Pacific Life Foundation and Associates Susan Beeghly CSG International The Adah and Leon Pinnacle Bank Lincoln Financial Group Sharon and Fred Beschorner, III The Hawks Foundation Millard Foundation SpartanNash Millard Lumber, Inc. Annie and Kenneth Bird Kiewit Companies Foundation American National Bank Stonehenge Community Sigrid and Mike Moylan Bland Cares Foundation Mutual of Omaha Foundation Anonymous Development, LLC Mutual of Omaha Bank Gary Bohn Shirley and Dan Neary Backer Family Charitable Trust Streck Nebraska Machinery Company Dee Ann and Lee Bowen Premier Bank Bank of the West The Todd and Betiana Paypal Sara and Matt Boyd Security National Bank Esther and Daniel Brabec Simon Foundation Kelley and Edward Prosser Mark S. Bristol $1,000 - $4,999 (con’t) Mary Ava Gossman Methodist Health System/ Louise A. Rinn Werner Enterprises Inc Lisa Irwin-Fletcher and Chris Link Sheila and Thomas Trueblood Patricia and Michael Barnes Pam and Brad Burklund Great Western Bank Methodist Hospital Paige and Brian Ritter Molly and Robert Wickert Scott Fletcher The Lund Company Underwood Hills Jennie and Carl Bartholomew Jason Burmeister Cindy and Joseph Brown Mary M. Griffin Mick Law Lida and Edward Robinson Molly and Curt Witzenburg Jane Frey Consuelo and Presbyterian Church Laura Barton Cameron Burt The Carmax Foundation Kathlyn and Michael Gross, MD Miller Electric Company Charitable Trust Women’s Council of Realtors Jane and Thomas Gage Michael Madere Union Pacific Corporation Janice and Mike Bauer Patricia and James Buser Anne and Jim Carroll Amy Haddad and Steve Martin Jan and Mike C. Miller Teresa and Dave Rogers Caren and Mark Woodruff, MD Birte Gerlings Carol and John Maginn GivePlus Program Karen and Mike Baumert Joyce and Mark Butler Jo and Mike Cavel Russel Hallberg Judy and Denny Mills Royal Neighbors of America Woods & Aitken, LLP Kenneth German Ruth and Paul Maginn Venny Vargas and Anne Baxter Patricia and Barry Butterfield CFC Charity Help Center/ The Hartley Corporation Lucinda and Joe Mirfield Carol and Richard Russell Tara and Brian Woolfolk Todd Gilroy Makovicka Physical Therapy Sam Vakhidov Daryl Ann and Richard Bayer Sherill Cackin TASC (Combined Peggy and John Heck Morning Star Lutheran Church Connie Ryan Jenny and Kenneth Young Jerrie and Phil Glassman Karen and Stan Martin Vicky and Robert Vandervort Jill Bazzell-Stenstrom Bobbie Cade Federal Campaign) Susan and Buck Heim Heidi Moser, MD Elizabeth and Steven Scott Darcie and David Zauha Wanda and Kathryn and John Martin Susanna VonEssen Beals Elementary School Cicero Calderon Children’s Hospital & Mary Alice Hill Moylan Kropp Retirement Second Unitarian Church J. Michael Gottschalk Nancy and Mike McCarthy Susan and Bruce Vosburg Stephanie and Jeff Beals Kary and Christopher Cameron Medical Center Julie Holst Planning, LLC Security National Bank $500 - $999 Joseph Grasse Janet McCrae Carolyn and John Wagner Carol Beaty Deena Candler Lisa and Gary Choquette Holy Cross Catholic Church Rochelle Mullen Sharee and Murray George Achola Heather Grizzle McKinsey & Company Delores and Michael Walter Nancy and George Behringer Amy Cannella Client Resources Inc. Home Instead Senior Care Laura and David Mussman Newman Foundation
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