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Left: Senior residents Letter to our supporters ...... 3 at New Tacoma Mercy Housing Board of Trustees and Co-Sponsors ...... 4 The Spirit of Mercy Housing in 2012 ...... 6 Apartments in New Mercy Housing National Tacoma, Wash. Honor the Legacy. Continue the Work...... 8 HEALTHY PEOPLE Mercy Housing Lakefront ...... 12 New Beginnings ...... 14 Mercy Housing Management Group ...... 16 Paying It Forward ...... 18 Mercy Housing Southeast ...... 20 Nothing Beats a Failure but a Try ...... 21 Resident Services ...... 24 Changing the Health Care Climate ...... 26 HEALTHY HOMES Mercy Loan Fund ...... 30 Investing in Adaptive Re-use Development ...... 32 Mercy Portfolio Services ...... 34 Dream Big ...... 36 HEALTHY COMMUNITIES Mercy Housing California ...... 40 Making a Lasting Impact ...... 41 Mercy Housing Northwest ...... 44 Going Places in Seattle ...... 46 Mercy Housing Colorado, Midwest and Southwest ...... 48 Working and Thriving Together ...... 50 Donor Lists Mercy Housing California ...... 52 Mercy Housing Colorado ...... 55 Mercy Housing Lakefront ...... 57 Mercy Housing Midwest ...... 59 Mercy Housing National ...... 60 Mercy Housing Northwest — Idaho ...... 62 Mercy Housing Northwest — Washington ...... 62 Mercy Housing Southeast ...... 65 Mercy Housing Southwest ...... 66 Mercy Loan Fund ...... 67

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The Spirit Lives On Honor the Legacy. Continue the Work.

For more than 30 years, Mercy Housing has been an advocate for low-income families, seniors, and individuals in need of a home where they can live in hope of a better future grounded in safety, health, education and stability.

In 2012, we worked to address the heart of our mission – the basic human needs of home and health – and advocate for it. As we move forward in our mission, we will continue our efforts to create healthy people, healthy homes and healthy communities. This work honors the legacy of our founders and carries on their mission for Mercy Housing well into the future.

As we celebrate Mercy Housing’s milestone 30th Anniversary, we honor the past, present and future work of Communities of Women Religious along with the many partners and friends who have brought hope to so many families and individuals by creating homes people can afford. When we think back to our modest beginning with the acquisition of a few properties in Idaho to where we have come now, we must thank our donors and partners for investing in our work to bring mercy and dignity to people in communities across the country.

Live in Hope,

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Mercy Housing Special Advisor Mercy Housing Mercy Housing 2012 Board of Trustees to the Board Sponsor Council Corporate Member Group

Sister Barbara Busch, SC John V. Diepenbrock Sister Rose Ann Aguilar, DC Sister Pat McDermott, RSM Sisters of Charity in Cincinnati Dipenbrock Harrison Daughters of Charity, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Yvonne Camacho Province of St. Louise Sister Diane Hejna, CSJ Simpson Housing, LLLP Sister Betty Marie Dunkel, DC Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Adrienne Crowe Co-Sponsor Communities Daughters of Charity Sister Rose Marie Jasinski, CSB Retired, Bank of America Sister Eleanor Gilmore, CSJP Sisters of Bon Secours Daughters of Charity, East Central Larry Dale, Vice Chair Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Retired, Citi Community Capital Daughters of Charity, West Sister Diane Hejna, CSJ Sister Diane Hejna, CSJ Daughters of Charity, West Central Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Sisters of Saint Joseph of Orange Sisters of Bon Secours Sister Rose Marie Jasinski, CBS Bradley B. James, Chair Sisters of Mercy, Northeast Sisters of Bon Secours Retired, Newman Capital, Inc. Sisters of Mercy, South Central Sister Joanne Lappetito, RSM Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Sister Rose Marie Jasinski, CBS Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest Sisters of Bon Secours South Central Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Barbara Kelley Sister Pat McDermott, RSM Colorado Department of Regulatory Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Sisters of the Mercy of the Americas Agencies Sister Patricia Sullivan, RSM Mark Korell Sisters of the Mercy of the Americas, Hamilton Group Funding Northeast Sister Patricia McDermott, RSM Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Roger C. Pastore Retired, Pulte Mortgage Corp., LLC Andra Purkalitis Aviva Investors North America Bob F. Simpson Fannie Mae Richard J. Statuto Bon Secours Health System Suzanne Swift Retired, Buffet Concepts, Inc. Bob Tetrault Highridge Costa Housing Partners, LLC Sister Linda Werthman, RSM Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, West Midwest Carol Wetmore Retired, Bank One Leslie A. Wittmann BRIDGE Housing Barry Zigas Zigas Associates

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The Spirit of Mercy Housing in 2012

In an economically challenging year, Mercy Housing continued to make progress towards the goals outlined in our 2010 – 2014 Strategic Plan. We continued to close the gap between the supply of and demand for affordable housing and we couldn't have done any of this without the help of our supporters and partners.

Our goal is not only to reduce the gap between the need for affordable housing and the supply of affordable homes, but also to keep our properties open to the individuals who need housing the most.

Together we can create healthy people, healthy homes and healthy communities.

Mercy Housing’s audited financial statement for 2012 will be available online at mercyhousing.org. To receive a copy, please contact [email protected].

To download Mercy Housing’s 2010 – 2014 Strategic Plan, visit mercyhousing.org/publications, or contact [email protected].

8,416 homes in predevelopment, construction or concept phase. In the past 30 years: Our Residents: 144,000 people served on any given day. 71% F A M I L I E S 20% Developed, preserved and/or S E N I O R S financed nearly 43,000 affordable homes. 9% $2.5 billion S P E C I A L N E E D S / T R A N S I T I O N A L in affordable real estate. Celebrating our 30th Anniversary 6 M E R CY H O U S I N G A N N UA L R E P O R T 2 0 1 2 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:20 PM Page 7

In 2012, we opened and leased up 17 new By purchasing mortgages through the Mortgage communities across the country and are currently Resolution Fund, 204 distressed single-family working on 14 lease-ups in 6 states. loans were acquired to offer principal-reduction loan modifications to qualified borrowers, or to offer

Mercy Loan Fund has loaned alternative disposition assistance. Despite Congressional over $220 million to serve deadlock and recess With nearly 175 resident service staff trained in research-based best practices, over 50,000 residents. schedule, our Public Policy programming is growing across the country. and Advocacy team in These loans have 439 Mercy Portfolio Services Developer Central Tool Washington was able to produced or preserved more improved efficiency for 8 nonprofit and meet with Capital Hill governmental development organizations. than 18,200 units, leveraging staffers 40 times over and signed on to 55 $1.5 billion Properties with Resident Services individual and coalition in total development. letter campaigns. 2012 (Read more on page 30.)

Mercy Housing Management Group added 1,015 apartments to

its portfolio, bringing our management total to 16,877 multifamily units (Read more on page 16). senior 67% family 69% supportive 100% 7 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:20 PM Page 8 Honor the Legacy Continue the Work

In the early 1980s, Patricia O’Roark was a young attorney working for Legal Aid in Omaha, Neb., and was tasked with assisting residents who were being evicted from their homes for various reasons, including a lack of financial resources to pay for their rent.

“Mercy Housing really was the idea of one sister in Omaha in the early 1980s. Patricia O’Roark was Sister Timothy Marie O’Roark at the time,” recalled Mercy Housing CEO Sister Lillian Murphy, RSM. “After talking with many families being evicted and walking

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through a couple of the buildings, Patricia said “I know that we can do better than this.” “While Mercy Housing

Motivated by helping residents find an affordable place to live with access to continues to grow, community resources, Patricia decided to present her findings to the Sisters of we never lose sight Mercy community in Omaha. Historically, the Sisters of Mercy in Omaha focused their community efforts on two specific needs of individuals and families who are of our original mission and economically poor: health and education. Realizing that the lack of adequate housing underlay many health and educational problems, Patricia had high hopes for gaining continue to honor the legacy support to extend the community efforts to include housing. and work of our founders.” “I made a proposal to the Sisters of Mercy deliberative body to adopt housing as a ~ Sister Lillian Murphy, RSM ministry,” said O’Roark. “The community unanimously accepted that proposal and then the leadership team decided to put some muscle behind the proposal and set aside an initial investment of $500,000.”

As we celebrate our 30th anniversary, we also celebrate the vision of Patricia O’Roark along with the dedication of the Sisters of Mercy and the other communities of Women Religious for their lasting commitment to creating vibrant communities and helping families, seniors and individuals reach their full potential.

Mercy Housing began with the acquisition of a few properties in Idaho to preserve existing affordable housing for families. Those original founders never envisioned that Mercy Housing would grow to become one of the largest nonprofit owners, managers and developers of affordable housing in the country.

“While Mercy Housing continues to grow, we never lose sight of our original mission and continue to honor the legacy and work of our founders,” said Sister Lillian. “The changes happening now at Mercy Housing will further position the organization as a leader in the affordable housing industry and extend our reach to help even more people in need.”

At the end of 2012, Patricia officially retired from Mercy Housing for the second time. The organization is extremely grateful for her passion for social justice, vision, leadership and legal expertise. She has left an indelible mark on Mercy Housing by knowing that we, as a community, can always do better.

One of Mercy Housing’s first “I know that we can do board meetings. better than this.”

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“Living at Pullman Wheelworks allowed me to give my kids the things they needed. I wouldn’t have been able to afford to live anywhere else.”

~ Tomeka Spring

Tomeka Spring, former resident See Tomeka in action and learn more at Pullman about Pullman Wheelworks. Wheelworks, Chicago, Ill.

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New Beginnings

Ten years ago, Tomeka Spring found out she could no longer afford the mortgage on her house. As an out-of-work single mom, Tomeka struggled to make ends meet and was at risk for homelessness. After living with her family for a year, Tomeka found a new home— Pullman Wheelworks.

Tomeka and her children lived at Pullman Wheelworks in Chicago for 10 years and her children used their home as a springboard to succeed in school. Her daughter Brittany graduated from high school and enrolled in Northern Illinois University. Her son Nicholas graduated and enrolled at Florida A&M with a baseball scholarship.

“Living at Pullman Wheelworks allowed me to give my kids the things they needed. I wouldn’t have been able to afford to live anywhere else,” said Tomeka.

In December 2011, Mercy Housing Lakefront acquired Pullman Wheelworks, a historic building that was originally a factory for the Pullman Palace Car Company. In partnership with many community groups, Mercy Housing is now working on a comprehensive neighborhood redevelopment strategy. Mercy Housing Lakefront is renovating Pullman Wheelworks while Mercy Portfolio Services and 180° Properties are protecting and rehabbing vacant homes in the surrounding community.

For Tomeka, the rebirth of Pullman Wheelworks offered more than just a roof. While living at Pullman, Tomeka obtained a job with Madison Construction helping residents understand the renovation’s progress, addressing their concerns and acting as a liaison with the contractor. As a resident herself, she felt as if she could help put residents at ease and focus on speaking on their behalf to meet their needs.

According to Rob Ferrino, President of Madison Construction, “Tomeka just impressed us from the very beginning. From the first time I met her, I was drawn to her unique spirit. After hearing her story, I was even more impressed with her perseverance.”

On May 14, 2012, Tomeka Spring began a new chapter in her life when she bought a house in Riverdale, Illinois, about 10 minutes outside of Chicago. “I have my own home and it represents who I am.”

The future continues looking bright for Tomeka. After completing renovations at Pullman Wheelworks in early 2013, Tomeka will become Madison Construction’s compliance manager; turning her full-time job into a full-fledged career. Always staying close to Mercy Housing Lakefront, which helped Tomeka get on her feet, she has assured everyone that when Madison and Mercy Housing collaborate on any new projects involving residents, Tomeka will be there to help.

“All of this could not have come at a better time in my life,” said Tomeka.

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Mercy Housing Lakefront 2012 Highlights

Mercy Housing Lakefront Expanded 180° Built 70 affordable homes Board of Directors 2012 Properties to employ for seniors in Grayslake. Lindsey Artola, Secretary 50 people and Presence Health protect and maintain Renovated 92% of the 210 Michael Borders, Vice Chair Dykema 5,632 vacant and affordable family homes at the Michael Clune rental homes. historic Pullman Wheelworks. Clune Construction Company Debra L. Grand U.S. Trust, Bank of America 210 Private Wealth Management Through the first three years of the Moving Forward Together campaign, Fran Grossman CMI at ACCION Chicago you have helped build affordable homes, sustain Helen Hammond Redding 1,774 Citi N.A. Community Development jobs and prevent displacement or homelessness for 3,686 4,298 Charlie Hoch, Vice Chair University of Illinois at Chicago people in the Chicago and Milwaukee regions. Rhonda Hopps, Treasurer Perspectives Charter Schools Sister Margaret Johnson, RS This 2012 work was made possible through the generous Sisters of Mercy, Chicago Howard Natinksy support of many individuals, foundations and companies who Natinsky Group, Inc. Jack E. Neal collectively contributed $3,166,578. Thank You! Linden, LLC John K. Powell, Chair Red Mortgage Capital, LLC Kurt Rogers Rehabbed 360 units of Mercy Housing Lakefront Resident Helped 204 families save their homes from foreclosed property Greg Salah foreclosure by purchasing their mortgages through Chicago's USG Corporation Kay Whitlock through the Mortgage Resolution Fund. Neighborhood Christopher B. Burke Stabilization Program. Engineering, Ltd. 15 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:21 PM Page 16

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Left: Arlington Hotel, San Francisco, Calif.

Eliseo Limones, resident at Arlington

Lonely Dreams

A Poem by Eliseo Limones

i woke up in the early morning hour my head in a swirl deep within a certain thought of forgiveness, or was it but dressed condemnation that may be but unstoppable by one said aside lonely dreams

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Paying It Forward

From looking at Eliseo Limones’ photo, you might not guess that he enjoys writing poetry and short stories, loves birds and viewing the San Francisco scenery. Or that he was homeless and living on the streets for over seven years before moving into the Arlington.

Arlington, a former hotel that was one of the first buildings constructed after San Francisco's 1906 earthquake and fire, is located in the Tenderloin neighborhood. Last year, Mercy Housing California completed a complete facelift. The property now has private kitchenettes and baths, extra community and service space, a new elevator, bike storage and on-site laundry facilities for the 153 residents, who are mostly formerly homeless adults, with Eliseo being one of them.

The on-site maintenance staff keeps the area extremely clean and the grand lobby, as Eliseo calls it, makes “living at Arlington like living at a hotel.”

"He is an excellent tenant, he doesn't give me any problems and he's a team player. He's one of the tenants that makes my job easy," said Stephanie Andrew, Assistant Property Manager at Arlington.

For Eliseo, his apartment at Arlington is a shelter away from the outside world and serves as a place to recuperate. The apartment is stocked full of art supplies for painting and 35 books that he is planning on reading, all of which keeps Eliseo busy.

“Being homeless changes how you see things and how you view the rest of the world,” said Eliseo.

The best part of his new life is Eliseo’s ability to pay it forward. With the extra money he saves from living at Arlington, Eliseo donates to Operation Smile to pay for one cleft palate surgery per child. And on his walls, he has pictures of each child that he has helped, which serves as a reminder of his purpose to help others.

“Once you become homeless after having a good job and life, you become compassionate about almost everything you see and you want to make things better.”

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Mercy Housing Management Group 2012 Highlights

Mercy Housing Management Group (MHM) currently manages 278 properties with 16,877units in 19 states. MHM has grown their portfolio by

2,176 units or 13% over the past five years.

Properties: 278 Units: 16,877

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Nothing Beats a Failure but a Try

Julie Walker’s story is one of a childhood promise she made to God and to herself.

This devoted mother of two is quick to tell you that she did not grow up poor. She had money. What she wanted was love. Instead, Julie endured near constant verbal and physical abuse.

“There was so much pain and fear and sadness at home,” Julie remembered. “No child should have to live like that. I promised myself that if I was blessed with children, no harm would ever come to them. They would know love, when I hadn’t.”

She had no idea how quickly she would be called to fulfill that promise when she became pregnant at the age of 15.

“My teachers made my life miserable,” said Julie. “They told me that ‘a girl like me’ didn’t belong in school and eventually my mother pulled me out. I was devastated.”

However, Julie was determined that neither she, nor her baby, would be a statistic. She quickly earned her GED and started a relentless pursuit of higher education, not only for herself, but also Terraces at Parkview, for her daughter. Through the years, Julie has remained Lithonia, Ga. passionate about education. She’s earned an Associate’s degree in Early Childhood Education, a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work Far Left: Julie Walker, and her LPN degree, finishing each program at the top of her class resident at Terraces and making every Dean’s List. (continued on next page) at Parkview Celebrating our 30th Anniversary M E R CY H O U S I N G A N N UA L R E P O R T 2 0 1 2 21 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:22 PM Page 22

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But her journey has sometimes been unfairly challenging. Along the way, Julie has faced the deaths of her firstborn’s father and her own brother. She faced major surgery, a second pregnancy that threatened her life and other major setbacks. Through it all, Julie never lost sight of the promise she made to love, first and foremost.

“I just keep going,” Julie said. “No matter what life throws my way, if I’m given a moment just to sit and think, you better believe I’m going to figure something out. Nothing beats a failure but a try.”

But school, children and medical bills are all expensive. And paying for everything alone was a constant struggle.

“I was finally at a breaking point,” she said. “I had to get strategic about my finances and finding an affordable home was part of that strategy.”

Julie applied for housing at Mercy Housing’s Terraces at Parkview in Lithonia, Ga., and in 2010, Julie and her children moved into their new home.

“It felt good. I felt like I could breathe again,” remembers Julie. “I was so grateful to have found Mercy Housing and I started giving back and taking part in their onsite programs right away.”

And what does the future hold for the incredible Miss Julie Walker? She will soon finish graduate school with a Master’s degree in education and plans to share her passion for education as an elementary school teacher.

“I’m going to teach for 30 years or more. I’m going to teach until someone rolls me out of my classroom in a wheelchair,” Julie laughed. “And I will strive to be the kind of teacher kids remember. I will tell every child that graces my door that I love them. Because I will. I do.”

For Julie, Mercy Housing has served as a stepping stone that has helped her family see the light at the end of a long tunnel. While she is grateful for the programs and staff at Terraces at Parkview, Julie knows it’s almost time for her to move on.

“I know that when school is over and I’m teaching full time, it will be time for me to move on,” she said. “It will be time for me to step aside and make room for the next person, just like me. Someone who just needs a little bit of help in order to achieve a dream. “

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Mercy Housing Southeast 2012 Highlights

Mercy Housing Created in 2012, Southeast Celebrated the grand openings 475 jobs resulting in 4,306 total jobs Board of Directors of four new properties – Etowah 2012 created for MHSE. Terrace Senior Residences, Vincent Barksdale Laboratory Corporation of Antioch Gardens and Villas, America Arbors at Ellington and Felix deGolian, III deGolian Real Estate Advisors Savannah Gardens III – Savannah Gardens earned Sister Angela Ebberwein, RSM Mercy Care Services providing 317 new affordable a 2012 Affordable Housing Hal Folds Retired, Sun Trust Bank housing units. Finance Readers’ Choice Award. Paul Hinchey St. Joseph’s/Candler Health System Don McKenna, Chair Partnered with Dr. Ayanna Buckner and the Morehouse St. Mary’s Health Care System Inc. School of Medicine to provide a Clinical Preventive Medicine Margaret E. Redman Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP Clinic for The Atrium at CollegeTown residents. Lynn Kincaid Waymer Home Box Office

Received a $50,000 grant Began a new summer food bank from Enterprise for pre- program at three family properties — development of two new Terraces at Parkview, Hills at properties and resident Fairington, in partnership with Set Up services for two other in Georgia, and at Orchard Grove in MHSE properties. partnership with a local church. 23 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:22 PM Page 24

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“Research continues to demonstrate that providing and assembling non-medical services does in fact, reduce the risk for chronic illness and/or enhance an individual’s overall health.”

~ Carol Breslau Vice President of National Resident Services

Johnnie Atrium at CollegeTown, Dickerson, a Atlanta, Ga. resident at the Atrium at Far Left: Dr. Ayanna CollegeTown Buckner from Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta with Mercy Housing resident staff at the Atrium at CollegeTown.

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Changing the Health Care Climate

Physical and emotional wellness is fundamental to economic stability, educational attainment and community participation. In 2011, the Centers for Disease Control reported that individuals living in poverty have an increased risk of chronic illnesses that are felt most acutely in vulnerable and low-income populations. As a result, Mercy Housing had defined specific goals which will help Resident Services prioritize and focus its work on lifestyle choices that are linked to reducing the chances of developing or worsening chronic illness and increase access to health-related services and resources.

In support of this research, National Resident Services worked with university researchers and regional Resident Services staff to design service delivery models with the changing health care climate in mind. The focus of the work is to reduce “In the coming year, the health-related risk factors and navigate the complex world of health insurance policies and provider networks. As a result, Mercy Housing has National Resident Services developed protocols for health screenings that provide structure, guidance and a solid theoretical and practical foundation for the Resident Services team will continue to focus staff to respond to the health needs of the residents. These screenings include an initial Health Interview to be completed with all households upon on meeting the health needs move in, an Activities of Daily Living screening tool to be completed on senior properties and a Risk and Resiliency Review being piloted on senior of our residents while properties to screen for a number of risk factors for hospitalization due to health-related concerns. advocating, linking and “In the coming year, the National Resident Services team will continue to arranging for services focus on meeting the health needs of our residents while advocating, linking and arranging for services provided by trained health professionals,” provided by trained health said Vice President of National Resident Services Carol Breslau. “Research continues to demonstrate that providing and assembling non-medical professionals.” services does in fact, reduce the risk for chronic illness and/or enhance an individual’s overall health.” ~ Carol Breslau

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Mercy Housing Resident Services 2012 Highlights

First Comprehensive Health and Wellness Survey of Residents In 2012 Mercy Housing conducted its first survey of residents focusing on a variety of health and wellness issues. This survey provides a solid foundation to design and deliver needed services and to strategically identify and develop new housing and service delivery models that address health and wellness needs.

Across the 172 properties offering Residents Services at the time of the survey, 11,479 residents responded. Key findings include:

Health Insurance Among Residents:

FAMILY PROPERTIES SUPPORTIVE PROPERTIES NATIONAL AVERAGE 26% 32% 22% of residents have of residents have of people nationally no health insurance no health insurance have no health insurance *

Emergency Room (ER) Visits Among Residents:

FAMILY PROPERTIES SUPPORTIVE PROPERTIES NATIONAL RATES 33% 45% 22% of adult residents have had at of adult residents have had at of adults and 24% of seniors least one visit to the ER least one visit to the ER visit ERs annually**

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“Mercy Loan Fund is proud to have been able to help vPoint and the FBCC reach their goal of bringing affordable housing and quality day care to Arlington, Va.”

~ Julie Gould, Mercy Loan Fund president

vPoint Residences, Arlington, Va.

Far Left: Mary Temple, resident at vPoint

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Investing in Adaptive Re-use Development

Three years ago, Mercy Loan Fund provided a loan to vPoint (formerly Views At Clarendon Corporation). This $2.7 million predevelopment loan was for the development of vPoint, an apartment complex with 70 affordable and 46 market-rate units for Arlington individuals and families at a crucial location within walking distance from the Clarendon Metro Station, where housing is out of reach for many working families. These affordable units are contractually bound to remain affordable for 75 years, one of the longest terms Arlington County, Va., Front view of vPoint has ever secured for affordable housing it has funded. Prior to renovation, the complex was the site of a 100-year-old church, The First Baptist Church at Clarendon (FBCC), which was in disrepair. Below: With the predevelopment loan from Mercy Loan Fund, along with financing from the Virginia Housing Development Authority and Arlington FBCC Child County’s Affordable Housing Investment Fund, the church proper was demolished and the sanctuary was refurbished. The church steeple was Development Center preserved and melded into the design of the apartment complex, along with the adjacent education building. Now, vPoint consists of the First Baptist Church on the first two floors, 116 mixed-income apartments on floors three through eight, and three levels of underground parking. The adjacent renovated education building houses one of the largest daycare facilities in Arlington.

“This project demonstrates innovative approaches to providing affordable housing in a core urban area and is a great example of repositioning an aging underutilized church building into a vibrant mixed-use community asset,” said Ben Etheridge, Vice President of Chesapeake Community Advisors, Inc. (CCA).

The vPoint Apartments are fully leased and the benefits the residents enjoy seem endless. The complex is equipped with environmentally conscious features and products, including bike storage, carpool drop-off areas, ENERGY STAR appliances, dual-flush toilets, Green Label Plus carpet and a recycling center on each floor. With all these environmentally sound features, vPoint was able to achieve a coveted LEED Gold certification.

“Mercy Loan Fund is proud to have been able to help vPoint and the FBCC reach their goal of bringing affordable housing and quality daycare to Arlington, Va.,” said Julie Gould, Mercy Loan Fund president. “Working with an organization like CCA helps achieve our mission of financing stable, vibrant and healthy communities across the United States.”

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Mercy Loan Fund 2012 Highlights

Mercy Loan Fund Board of Directors 2012 Raised $2 million in grants Grace Buckley, Vice Chair Retired, Mercy Housing, Inc. to increase lending capacity. Adrienne Crowe, Chair Retired, Bank of America Ben Etheridge Chesapeake Community Advisors, Inc. Closed loans totaling more than Mark Korell Hamilton Group Funding, Inc. Katy Lindblad $9 million, preserving units Minnesota Housing Finance 360 Agency Susan Newton-Rhodes of affordable housing that will help to provide homes for POD Consulting, LLC 640 Karen Przypyszny National Equity Fund, Inc. residents, including families, seniors and people with special needs in L. Steven Spears Mercy Housing, Inc. Robert Tetrault Colorado, Massachusetts, New York, Highridge Costa Investors, LLC Raised $1.9 Michael Walker million in low-cost U.S. Bancorp Community Oklahoma and the District of Columbia. debt capital to support Development Corp. Sister Linda Werthman, RSM higher lending volume. Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, West Midwest

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7953 S. Vernon, “The Chicago Chicago, Ill.

Neighborhood Far Left: Scott Henry, Principal at Stabilization Program Celadon Holdings goes beyond the bricks and mortar.”

Darlene Dugo, Regional Vice President of Mercy Portfolio Services

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Dream Big

Scott Henry always knew he wanted to be a developer and first became interested in the affordable housing industry while getting his architecture degree from Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. Before starting his dream career, Scott had some setbacks along the way, and he attributes Mercy Portfolio Services with helping him get back on his feet.

In 2008, Scott left his banking job and decided to take a leap of faith and start his own company, but with the economic turmoil that year, his initial success was stalled. Scott was left in an unfamiliar spot – for the first time he was unemployed.

Luckily, because of the relationships he had built in his ten years in the banking industry, Scott was introduced to the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP). Through this program, Mercy Portfolio Services acquires rehabs and reoccupies foreclosed homes by managing the city of Chicago’s $169 million in funding from the federal government’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program of 2008.

“The Neighborhood Stabilization Program goes beyond the bricks and mortar. It’s created 2,139 jobs and impacted 22 neighborhoods,” said Darlene Dugo, Regional Vice President of Mercy Portfolio Services.

Scott responded to a request for a specification writer position and was accepted. He was back in the affordable housing industry and on his way back towards his dream job.

“The spec writer position gave me a lot of work and a steady income stream. It made the difference between me having to move my family and being able to keep living and trying,” stated Scott.

After a year as a specification writer, Scott took another leap of faith and submitted a Request for Developer Qualifications to be a developer for the rehabilitation and sale of foreclosed properties. His luck finally had turned around and he was awarded three properties through the program. Now, three years later from his first property, business has only increased.

Scott believes the NSP has not only helped many communities and people, but it has also helped him become financially stable and allowed him to take some steps forward toward his future.

And Scott plans on continuing to work with Mercy Housing in different aspects. Today, for example, he is in the process of renovating an old building into a supportive living facility and was just approved for a bridge loan from Mercy Loan Fund to ensure the project comes to fruition.

“I see more opportunities to work with Mercy Housing in the future, and I strongly believe in their mission,” said Scott.

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Mercy Portfolio Services 2012 Highlights

Through Chicago’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program, Mercy Portfolio Services has:

Acquired 86 units of foreclosed housing.

Put 259 units in application for developer rehabilitation financing and 286 units in developer rehabilitation.

163 units recently occupied by new homeowners or renters.

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Lester Douglas, “7th & H represents the resident at 7th & H boldest effort to create a lasting community from our extraordinarily complex set of physical, social, financial and organizational relationships.”

~Stephan Daues, Regional Director of Housing Development for Mercy Housing California

7th & H, Making a Lasting Impact Sacramento, Calif.

Far Left: Bob and he economic crisis that our nation has faced over the past few T Lora Ward, years has certainly made an impact on the affordable housing in- dustry. Development funding in California was severely affected in residents at 7th & H 2012 when the California Supreme Court upheld legislation that eliminated all of the redevelopment agencies in the state. These agencies provided nearly $1 billion per year for affordable housing – funding that was critical to Mercy Housing California’s work in nearly every community served.

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thousands of affordable homes throughout the state. For example, this past year, Mercy Housing partnered with the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency to build 7th & H, a new mixed-use development in downtown Sacramento. Thanks to the tireless work of Mercy Housing’s staff and the support of our partners, more than 150 very low- and extremely low-income, and formerly homeless Sacramentans now have a beautiful new affordable place to call home.

The property features 150 studio and one-bedroom apartment homes in an exceptionally designed, energy efficient eight-story building. In order to help fulfill the City of Sacramento’s Ten-Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness, 75 apartments are designated for formerly homeless residents and the other half are designated as workforce housing for low-income residents earning less than 50 percent of the Sacramento area median income.

“7th & H represents the boldest effort to create a lasting community from our extraordinarily complex set of physical, social, financial and organizational relationships,” said Stephan Daues, Regional Director of Housing Development for Mercy Housing California. “Physically, this is the densest development to date for the Sacramento region for Mercy Housing and quite possibly for anyone in Sacramento. Socially, we are aiming for an inclusive environment that will be highly attractive for urban dwellers from all walks of life.”

The property also represents the fourth development in the past six years that Mercy Housing has completed with one or both of two primary wraparound case management partners, WellSpace Health (formerly The Effort) and Turning Point Community Programs.

“7th & H will capitalize on the best practices from these prior developments, not the least of which is how our three very different organizations, from line staff, managers and senior leadership, as well as all of our respective funders, are aligned toward the singular goal of sustaining permanent supportive housing for the most vulnerable in Sacramento,” said Daues.

In addition to the comprehensive Resident Services, 7th & H features a 5,000 square-foot health clinic operated by WellSpace Health. The clinic will be available to the residents, as well as the surrounding community.

“7th & H really exemplifies the connections we see between affordable housing and health,” said Doug Shoemaker, Mercy Housing California President. “For the 75 formerly homeless households, a roof, a bed, a door and a kitchen are four of the most important components of health that anyone could provide. By developing a federally qualified health center with our partner, WellSpace Health, we are helping to provide those same individuals and the broader neighborhood with access to affordable health care. So, in a sense affordable health care plays the same financial role for people that our housing does.”

Financing for this development was provided by Wells Fargo Bank, Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency, Sacramento County, California Housing Finance Agency, California Tax Credit Allocation Committee and the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco.

Even with the redevelopment housing cuts, Mercy Housing California continues to create innovative projects, like 7th & H, and find new solutions to address the evolving need for affordable housing.

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Mercy Housing California 2012 Highlights

Mercy Housing California Over affordable homes were in 1,200 Board of Directors 2012 development, construction or lease up in 2012, with 500 of these homes developed Michael Blaszyk Timothy Murray Dignity Health Alain Pinel Realtors specifically for supportive housing and Tangerine Brigham Diane Olmstead special needs populations. San Francisco Department W3 Partners, LLC of Public Health J. Russell Pitto, Chair Vanessa Delgado Simeon Properties Construction began on 6 new developments Primestor Development, Inc. Craig Reigel, Vice Chair throughout the state in Auburn, El Monte, Renee Franken Nonprofit Finance Fund Esparto, Half Moon Bay, Los Angeles and Renee Franken & Associates Bruce Spaulding Edie Heilman Retired, Shingle Springs, including Mercy Housing Retired, University of California, San Francisco California’s first community designed specifically Charles Schwab & Company Brian Swift Andrea Jones Security Research Associates to support homeless veterans. Bosa Development Steven Wade Howard Levine Santa Clara University ARCS Commercial Mortgage Co. Gregory Wolkom Raised over $1.5 million in philanthropic support. Sister Anne Murphy Wells Fargo Bank Sister of Mercy, West Midwest

Helped lead passage of a $1.2 billion affordable housing revenue measure on San Francisco’s November ballot to help replace lost redevelopment funds following the State’s elimination of all California redevelopment agencies in February 2012.

Celebrated the opening of Drs. Julian & Raye Richardson Apartments in San Francisco’s Civic Center neighborhood in collaboration with Community Housing Partnership. This property boasts 120 residential studio apartments designed as permanent supportive housing for extremely low-income and chronically homeless individuals, and contains 3,000 square feet of commercial space and 7,500 square feet of common and program space, including a courtyard and rooftop garden. 43 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:32 PM Page 44

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Columbia City Station Apartments, Seattle, Wash.

Far Left: Gabriel Martinez, resident at Columbia City Station Apartments

Inside one of the Columbia City Station new homes at Columbia City Apartments was designed with Station Apartments energy conservation in mind, with green and sustainable features such as allergen- reducing stained concrete, vinyl plank floors and carpet tiles with low-emission adhesives.

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Going Places in Seattle

After nearly 2,500 units built or rehabbed by Mercy Housing Northwest in the last 20 years, Columbia City Station Apartments was the first development in Mercy Housing Northwest’s home city of Seattle. This first development, completed in August 2012, is located in the award-winning Rainier Vista neighborhood, named one of Seattle’s best places to live.

Being able to see Mt. Rainier on a clear day might be one of the best reasons to live at Columbia Station for some, but for most one of the best attractions is its location, only two blocks from the Central Link Light Rail Station, providing residents easy access to jobs located at SeaTac Airport and downtown Seattle.

Mercy Housing Northwest President Bill Rumpf noted, “Seattle has some of the highest housing costs in Washington state, and our board wanted to find ways to help meet the needs of lower-income households in the city.”

Mercy Housing Northwest acquired the site from Rainier Vista’s master developer, the Seattle Housing Authority. The property features 43 one-bedroom and nine two-bedroom apartment homes and is located in a community that is rich with social and recreational amenities that residents can enjoy. These include green spaces, sports fields and an urban farm, to name a few. Across the street, residents can take advantage of child care and after-school programs offered by the Boys & Girls Club, as well as career counseling and financial education through Neighborhood House.

“I had worked on the Rainier Vista HOPE VI redevelopment for many years prior to joining Mercy Housing. During that time there had always been a hope to have lower income workforce housing integrated into the Rainier Vista community of market-rate home ownership and very low-income rental housing, Columbia City Station Apartments fit the bill perfectly,” said Sibyl Glasby, Associate Director of Real Estate Development, Mercy Housing Northwest. “The quick lease-up and our growing wait list also demonstrate how important it is to have affordable housing within walking distance of our new light rail stations.”

Columbia City Station Apartments was designed with energy conservation in mind, with green and sustainable features such as allergen- reducing stained concrete, vinyl plank floors and carpet tiles with low-emission adhesives. Both the planning and design for this complex has made a permanent impact in the Seattle community.

“At our grand opening,” said Rumpf, “Rep. Frank Chopp, Speaker of the House in Washington’s legislature and a champion of the state’s Housing Trust Fund, as well as Deputy Mayor Daryll Smith both encouraged us to do more in Seattle, so we will continue to look for worthwhile projects such as this one.”

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Mercy Housing Northwest 2012 Highlights

Mercy Housing Northwest Mercy Housing Northwest Opened 2 new properties– Columbia City Board of Directors 2012 Board of Directors 2012 Station Apartments in Seattle and 12th Idaho Washington

& River Senior Apartments in Boise, Idaho. Ann Alvarez Patty Beattie, OP Community Volunteer Tacoma Dominican Sisters Sister RoseMary Boessen, RSM Tom Byers La Posada Ministry Cedar River Group Over participated in Linda Bratnober Judy Byron, OP 600 residents Community Volunteer Adrian Dominican Sisters economic stability services like Sister Carolyn Coffey, RSM Jennifer King Daugherty financial education classes and employment Sisters of Mercy Ponder & Co. Sister Georgita Cunningham, RSM Eleanor Gilmore, CSJP readiness support thanks to donors Sisters of Mercy Peace Health Sherry George Kate Gormally including Boeing and Union Bank. Community Volunteer Providence Mother Joseph Care Brian Korth, Vice Chair Center With the Nearly 950 residents U.S. Bank Sharon R. Hughes Jane Pavek U.S. Bank participated in Health Wells Fargo Chris Jowell generous Education and Risk Reduction Cindy Williams, Chair Senior Services of Snohomish County support of programs thanks in part to Idaho - Nevada CDFI Gail Larson, Chair generous funding from Former CEO, Providence Hospital donors, MHNW Catholic Health Initiatives, a Everett provided Strategic Health Care Partner Thomas Ndamele of Mercy Housing. Maureen Newman, SP backpacks and Sisters of Providence school supplies John E. Stoner Began renovations on several rural Pacific Crest Property to children Management, LLC 767 properties in South Puget Sound near Pamela A. Wood including at Sisters of the Holy Names 240 Olympia, Wash., and broke ground on Appian Way thanks to a Emerald City Commons in Seattle. Sold 12 national rehabilitated homes to low-to-moderate income families in Nampa, Idaho through partnership with the Neighborhood Stabilization Program, thanks to the support of Wells Fargo U.S. Bank. Housing Foundation and the Idaho Housing and Finance Association. 47 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:32 PM Page 48

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Elijah Workman, Watch Elijah Workman and eight resident at other youngsters rock out for Mercy Bluff Lake Housing in our debut music video.

Bluff Lake Apartments, Denver, Colo.

Far Left: Sharlene Jones and her son, Elijah Workman, on the playground at Bluff Lake Apartments

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Working and Thriving Together

On June 19, 2012, Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock joined executives from Mercy Housing, U.S. Bank, Cricket Communications and other community partners for the dedication of Mercy Housing Colorado’s newest development to date.

“Bluff Lake Apartments boasts 92 units ranging in size from 612 square feet to 1,245 square feet,” said Jennifer Erixon, Mercy Housing's former Senior Vice President of Real Estate Development. “One half of those units are dedicated to assisting families transitioning out of homelessness as part of the Denver’s Road Home initiative – the city’s ten-year plan to end homelessness. It’s also worth noting that 15 of the apartments are for formerly homeless veterans.”

This $16.1 million high-quality, eco-friendly, four-story residential community also includes a community room, a community kitchen, on-site Resident Services including after-school programming, a computer lab and a 3,000-square-foot playground.

“The Bluff Lake Apartments opening is an important achievement for Denver,” Mayor Hancock said. “It’s a demonstration of public, private and nonprofit sectors working together to provide homes that give families and individuals a fresh start and a chance to live in the thriving Stapleton community. It is a great example of the strong solutions we need to help address homelessness in Denver.”

The dedication ceremony came on the heels of a report from the State’s Division of Housing, revealing that there are twice as many Colorado low- income families as there are affordable rental housing units. One such family is Bluff Lake resident and single mother, Sharlene Jones.

“My son, Elijah, and I are so grateful to Mercy Housing and the surrounding community for making us feel so welcome,” said Sharlene. “For the first time in a long time, I feel the freedom to truly live life, again.”

Sharlene moved into the apartment complex on her birthday. As if that were not gift enough for the struggling single mother, a local community group, The Stapleton Moms, welcomed her home by furnishing her apartment.

“What a blessing to finally be home. We are home.”

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Mercy Housing Colorado, Midwest and Southwest 2012 Highlights

Received a grant from the Arizona Advisory Council Colorado Advisory $500,000 2012 Council Substance Abuse and Mental Health 2012 Jannine Bielesch Administration which provided both staff U.S. Bank Greg Kalkwarf salaries, and needed mental health Mike Bodin BKD, LLP Equity Residential Tom Konkel and substance abuse counseling at 5 Sister Margaret McBride Stewart Title Guaranty Dignity Health John Markovich Mercy Housing properties in Denver. Joy Sullivan FirstBank KutakRock, LLP Tate McCoy Jeremy Tom Lockton Companies CoBiz Insurance Lorii Rabinowitz Hosted our first Live in Rebound Solutions Hope event in Arizona Established Mercy at the ASU Memorial Nebraska Advisory Union Building. Housing Arizona Council 2012 Advisory Council to Dr. Dee Acklie Doubled attendance College of Saint Mary continue to build Dan Clatanoff at our 2nd Annual DEI Communities awareness of our Jill Goldstein Live in Hope event KutakRock, LLP Richard Hachten III in Nebraska and work in these Alegent Health Jodi Hoatson presented a communities. Alegent Health Dave Lopez proclamation for our NE Attorney General's Office Sister Marie Micheletto 30 Year Anniversary Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest Sarah Wagstaff by Mayor Jim Suttle. Community Volunteer 51 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:33 PM Page 52

2012 Donors

Linda Butler Gloria Elneser Vanessa Gabourel-Ploe Jay & Pat Cahill Janet Falk Alma A. Garcia Mercy Housing California Roland E. Casassa, Jr. Daniel & Diane Farthing Elias Garcia Yolanda Cashman Steven & Lynne Fayne Janet Geracie Individuals Sau M. Chan Jin & Yang Feng Gerrard Gier Larisa Abramova Serrina Chapman Micheal Fewer Jane Graf & Rich Williamson Maria Acuna-Feldman & Timothy Feldman Maggie Chastain Barbara Fite Paulette Grant Valerie Agostino Xu Chen Kathy & Liz Fitzmaurice Robert J. Grassilli Jr. Anthony Aldama Zhi Chen Rudy Fontaine Rose Griggs Jeffrey Allport Sut K. Cheong Ted Fontaine Natalie Gubb & David Arpi Clara Alvarez Nora Chin Renee Franken Max & Mary Juanita Gutierrez Lydia Alvarez-Hernandez Abelle Cochico Scott Freeman Florence Haimes Kathy & Rich Anderson Collins/Hatler Family Robert & Carol Freidenberg An R. He Dan Andrade Karen Colney Justio Ause Louis Conconi Robin Bailey Meghann Crane-Russ Harriet Banach Dora Crouch Alisa Barrios Ramie Dare Gratia Barton Marcy Darnovsky Michelle Batte Patricia Deatherage Sister Amy Bayley, RSM Vanessa Delgado Russell & Noel Bayley Sister Sheila Devereux, RSM Shane Bell Carol DeVincenzi Margaret Bemiss Marilyn Dewland David & Gerri Berg Duane & Arline Dillman Jack & Jo Ann Bertges Helen Dirkbugge Vivienne Blanquie Jennifer & Guthrie Dolin Natalie Bonnewit Elaine Domich H. A. & Virginia T. Boushey The Kathleen & Terry Dooley Fund Christina Branch Lorene Dunan Gerald & Celeste Brasuell Mary Dunbar & Tod Thorpe Clarece Breen Timothy Dunn Tangerine Brigham Lorene Duran Imelda Bunag Evelyn Eaton Lawrence & Faith Burgard Margaret Eilliott

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Edie Heilman & Richard Weiss Xin D. Li Patricia Hernandez Michael & Joyce Liebe Maureen Higgins Joe Lienert Cassie Hill Betty Lin Niki Hinton Lanying Lin Dorian Hirth Mei Lin Pik H. Ho Rong J. Lin Edward & Stephanie Holder Fred & Patty Lohse Victor & Lorraine Honig Kimberly Lynch Gordon Howie & Wilma Reichard Jin B. Ma Janet Howley John MacKenzie Fang Huang Lauren & Keith Maddock Ruixiang Huang Whitman & Debra Manley Xiaomei Huang Sandra Manriquez Cindy Huhn Francis & Delia Ann Mansell Christopher Humes Linda Manzanares Melanie Ide Mauricio Marcia Cecilia Ingram Jack Margolis Laurence O’Connor Diana Rose George & Jacqueline Ivelich Sara Mae Martens Michael O’Connor Madeline Rose Alvester Jacobs Sandie Vallecillo Martinez Sister Joan O’Donnell, RSM Marcia Rosen Roxanna Jeppeson Brent Mason Danyiel O'Hearn Joel Rubenzahl Sheela Jivan Johna Maychrowitz Diane Olmstead & Matthew Slepin Laura Rumpf Andrea Jones Father Aidan McAleenan Eric & Kelly Olsen Dan Russell Juanita Jones Catherine McCarthy Phillip & Angela Pearson Barbara Saak Mary Jones Amanda McDade Christopher Peduzzi Deborah Salas Ms. Toya Joyce Timothy McMullen Randall Persion Marcial Salvador Kristin Kenworthy Maureen Merrigan Ben Phillips Olga Savina Karisa Kenyon Melba Militante John Phillips Mia Sawyer-Ammons Gregory Kirsch Julia Miller Eva Poon Ana Say Richard & Susan Kramer Michael Miner William & Gloria Powers Mark & Helen Scalzo Nicky Lacombe Galina Mirkina Bishop Francis A. Quinn Brian Schmedinghoff Scott Lamb Anthony Mongini Natasha Rabey Mary Lou Schoone Vu Lap Sister Barbara H. Moran, RSM Karina Ramiez Margaret Schrand John Laws & Rhonda Gray Alan Mozley Rod & Nancy Read Christina Serrano Jessica Lawson Anne Murphy Craig Reigel Carol Shen Luis Lazak Tim Murray Matvey & Maria Reznick Douglas Shoemaker & Claire Horton Bill Lazarus Sylvia Navari Florence Rial Sarah Simmons Kiet Le Alex & Carissa Nelson Rigali Family Trust Joshua & Ruth Simon Maria Le Jimmy Newell Charlette Robinson Kurt & Mary Jane Sligar Patrick Leary Phuthuan Nguyen Joel Rodriguez Dorothy Smith Jesse Lefkowitz Alice Nigl Frank L. & Pamela Rollo Julie Snyder Howard & Irene Levine Sarah Noe-Simmons Colleen & Steven Root Dianne & Bruce Spaulding Guang L. Li Timothy & Nancy O'Brien Debbie Root 53 MH 2013 AR final art.r_Layout 1 5/14/13 1:33 PM Page 54

Greg J. & Wendy H. Wolkom Emerald Fund Robin Woo Enterprise Community Partners John & Leslie Woodward Equity Residential Foundation Roxanne Wrenn Fannie Mae Frank & Bandy Wu GoPro Lorena Yamamoto Gubb & Barshay, LLP Shehla Yamani Happy Donuts Gloria Yamato Harder + Company Community Research Shaoxian Yang & Mingshi Liu The Howard and Irene Levine Family Foundation Juan Y. Yu Hunter & Moffett Contractors Zong X. Yu HY Architects, Inc. Hong Zhu Jesuit High School Yelena Zilberfayn Jones Hall, A Professional Law Corporation Josephine Sommerville Living Trust Community Partners JPMorgan Chase Foundation Alain Pinel Realtors Kern Community Foundation Alice Phelan Sullivan Corporation Langan Engineering & Environmental Services Alma Via of San Francisco LeadingAge Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects Bank of America Lowell Berry Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation M. E. Shay & Co. Bank of the West Martin Luther King Jr. Village Barlow Family Trust Mary Ann Jones Revocable Trust Bosa Development California, Inc. Mercy Foundation Bridge Housing Corporation Mercy Heart & Vascular Institute Cahill Contractors Inc. Mercy Hospital Bakersfield - Dignity Health California Bank & Trust Mercy Terrace/Mercy Family Plaza Richard L. Sprague Monica Towers California Community Foundation The MetLife Foundation & Local Initiatives Support Corporation Craig & Carolyn Stewart George & Diana Trebaol The California Endowment Midstate Construction Gena M. Stinnett Lorraine Tufts Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Foundation MKS Consulting Kamie Stubblefield Therese Varney CB Richard Ellis, Inc. Model Plaza, L.P. Brian & Suzanne Swift José A. Vega Citi Foundation Okamoto Saijo Architecture Raymond & Bettie Swift James Vezeau Community Economics, Inc. OLMM Consulting Engineers Brittney Tafoya K. Beverly Walsh Costco Wholesale One Economy Corporation Wai Ching Ng Tam Shuk H. Wan The Crescent Porter Hale Foundation Opus Community Foundation Andrea Tameron Sister Mary C. Waskowiak, RSM Delta Landscape Services The O'Shea Foundation Kit & Janet Tarn-Ratcliff Yumiko Westland Design Studios Gonzalo Castro Overhead Door Company of Sacramento, Inc. Nhu Thai Casey Williamson & Beth Kreifels Dignity Health Pacific Life Foundation Asha Theebaraj Kelly Williamson & Cristina Guajardo Direct Line TeleResponse Premier, Inc. Peter Toms Bobbie & Mike Wilsey Fund El Dorado Hills Community Vision, Inc, The Related Companies of California Irene Tonogan William Witte & P. Keiko Sakamoto Elder Care Alliance of San Francisco

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Rocklin Plaza, LLC Brad Baumgartner Kim Gill Kay Levinson Sacramento Fellowship of Narcotics Anonymous Carol Bedin Rick & Liz Gonzales Andy Levy Salvation Army Terri Bengs Laura Goodrich Donald & Brenda Lewis San Francisco Exposition Services, Inc. Bradley & Kia Benson William Gorham & Joanne McGee Katharine Loveland The San Francisco Foundation Cheryl Bentley Monica Graves Leslie Lowery San Francisco Lodge No. 3, B.P.O.E. David Berestka Ken Greenberg Janice MacDonald San Francisco Pain Management & Physical Therapy Megan Bergman Ariana Greenwood Rob MaCoy San Francisco Peninsula Baptist Association Katie Bonamasso Mary & James Groves Carey Madsen San Francisco Zoo Marc Bonara & Sarena Wallack Bonora Christopher Gunlikson Jay & Beth Mankamyer The SCAN Foundation Paul Books Yvonne Guu John & Michala Markovich ServiceMaster Restoration Services Emily Bosio Phillip Haberman TJ Maxfield Sisters of Mercy Francia Bowen Brad Hamilton James & Louise McCabe Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest William Brady Amy Hampton-Cadwell Kevin McCabe Soroptimist International Cameron Park/ Jerome & Marie Buckley Anne Harris Kevin & Moira McCabe El Dorado Hills Kristi Budish Pat Hart Patrick McCauley St. Columba Catholic Church Richard Burdine Donald Heilman Tate & Eileen McCoy St. John's Regional Medical Center-Dignity Health David Burgess Joe & Robyn Hodas Rita McCusker St. Joseph Health Frances Cole Mary Kay Hogan Amy McMahon St. Mary's Episcopal Church Joan Collopy Tiffany Houkom Kathy Meehan St. Mary's Medical Center - Dignity Health Nya Cooper Travis & Stacy Hudson Mark Mehringer Sunseri Construction, Inc. Walter J. & Ellyn Coughlin Melissa Humbert Michelle Mencini The Swinerton Foundation Jennifer Covert Justin Hunt Deb Meogrossi Tower Foundation of San José State University Matthew Coyle Sierra Hutchinson Robbin Merta Trader Joe's Rebecca Crews Joseph & Debra Jaggers Jill Midgley Treadwell & Rollo Virginia Crosby Suzanne James Chris Miller TU Women Janelle Cunningham Kathy Jillson Hannah Montague U.S. Bancorp Foundation Brian & Kristin Dale Dominique Jones Sean Moore U.S. Bank Amy Daley Tasha Jones Thomas Morton UCSF Outdoor Programs Kristen Damron Lee Joslyn Joe Nelson Union Bank Foundation Ronald G. De Bell Greg Kalkwarf Deanna Ostertag Vital Church Erin Denholm Gideon & Sania Killion Michael Partheymuller Wells Fargo Foundation Paulette DePumpo Gina Ko Nancy Peters Stephanie Doss Fred & Katherine Koch Keith & Mimi Pockross Brian Elms Les Kohn Howard Pollack Jill Elwood Brett Koll June Post Mike Engle Christopher Koziol & Katherine Woods Susan Powers & Russ Wayman Jackie Enriquez Brandy Kramer Daniel Prather Kathleen Felderman Timothy & Kae Krueger John Proctor Kenneth Figiel Lee Kulick Lorii Rabinowitz Darren Fisk Roy Lapidus Laura Ralston Mercy Housing Colorado Janice Fleming Diana Larson Trev & Debra Ramirez Mark & Diane Folsom Steven Lawrence Melissa Rankin Individuals Michael & Theresa Fordyce Margaret & Patrick Lechleitner Katie Reilly Tana Anderson & Cynthia Barrington Rusty Frick Ron Lester Heather Ritter 55 MH 2013 AR final art.r2_Layout 1 5/22/13 1:17 PM Page 56

Debbie & Jerry VanHoosen Community Shares of Colorado Robert & P. Vick Daniels Fund Eric Voogt & Alison George Denver Bronco Charities David & Bonnie Wallack Denver Cutthroats Teresa Walorski The Denver Foundation D.J. Wardynski The Denver Hospice Travis Webb First Universalist Church of Denver Wesley Weise FirstBank Data Corporation Mark F. & Catherine G. Welch G.G. Shaw, Inc. Matt Wenstrom Gallagher Benefit Services Dan Westermann GivingFirst — Community First Foundation Suzanne Westgaard Greenline Ventures, LLC Mimi Wheeler The Hackstock Family Foundation H. E. Wilkinson Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation Nikki Y. Williams Highlands Lutheran Church Roger & Anita Williams Holland & Hart, LLP Marcella Wolfe Interstate Restoration & Construction Betty Woodruff Kinder Morgan Jody Wright Kroenke Sports Charities Brian Youll Kum Dubl Sunday School Class Jesse Yuran Lockton Companies, LLC Craig Zoellner The Logan School Ludlow-Griffith Foundation Penny Roach Lynn Smith Community Partners Lutheran Family Services of Colorado Lisa Robertson Carolyn Spellman AGC Colorado Newmark Knight Frank Frederick Ross Joe Rosenblum Hilarie Splichal Akwa Ibom State Association, Denver Chapter Northern Trust, NA Chris Ross Kathy Spradling Allonhill, LLC Palisade Partners Brian Sample CJ Stise Anschutz Family Foundation The Petunia Foundation Doug Sampson Wain & Hildegard Stowe The Anschutz Foundation The Piton Investment Fund Adam Sands Scott Strain Aon, PLC Quality Community Foundation Matt & Kati Scanlan Josh Stransky Ballantine Family Fund Ready Foods Michael & Angela Scanlan Deborah Stratton BKD CPAs & Advisors Rebound Solutions Consulting Corp. Jeffrey & Marcie Schmitz Kristin Sullivan Blue Ribbon Home Warranty, Inc. Rose Community Foundation Dennis Schouten Darcy Taylor Brookfield Residential The Sam S. Bloom Foundation Charles & Wendy Schultz Susan Teige Caring Connection Soccer Dreams without Borders Joseph & Lori Serieno Jan Top Chevron USA, Inc. Spring Institute Robin Shaffer Paulette Tupper Citigroup St. Frances Cabrini Parish Jennifer Shermer Chalmers Turner Citywide Bank, Denver-Cherry Creek Stewart Title of Denver Shawn & Heather Simmons Erin Unsworth Classic Cafe Strategies, LLC Dave Sjerven Jennifer Vagher Colorado Housing & Finance Authority Summer Scholars Gregory Smith Nancy Van DeMark The Colorado Trust Tim Sabus & Company, Inc.

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Mark Bucherl Joe & Mary Lou McGinn Greater Omaha Chamber Foundation James & Carla Burge Robert & Mary Pat Mockler The Home Depot Timothy & Terri Burke Allan Murow J & M Engineering Dan & Sharon Burns Cara Nesbitt John Morris Equipment Co. Gary & Maureen Campin Michael & Lucy Newberry Joplin Association for the Blind Jane Carmody Richard & Renee O'Brien Joplin HVAC and Green Energy, LLC Donald & Christine Carpino Ken & Jennifer Reed-Bouley Kutak Rock, LLP Keith & Mary Chlupacek Barry & Susanne Scheinost McAuley Service Center Mercy Housing National Jim & Mary Colasacco Claudette Schiratti Mercy High School Patrick & Mary Corrigan Donnie & Kelly Sears Methodist Hospital Individuals J. Kenneth Criqui Theresa Shepard Midlands Mentoring Partnership Jim Abbott Craig & Vicki Currier Harold Shorr Mutual of Omaha Bank Laura Alden Dale & Maureen Davis Debra Skinner Nebraska Department of Education- Kurt Aldinger Richard & Jane Davis Dennis & Mary Kay Smid Nutrition Services Kimberly Allegretti Bob & Cynthia Dean John & Paula Smolen OPPD Employees Federal Credit Union Jon Allen Brenda Evans Marian Standeven Oxford Homecare & Hospice Robert & Nancy Allen Todd & Amy Feltz Sister Rose Stec, RSM Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. Anonymous Ed & Lynn Fleming Jerome & Shelly Stolinski Rubbermaid Hisako Aoki Terry Gideon Katherine L. Townsend Sam's Club Sister Carol Baetz, RSM Jill Goldstein Michael & Alice Villone Save-A-Lot Lynn Bagnall Theresa Harman Vicki Vinton The Schemmer Associates Inc. Richard & Susan Banks Mary Jo Havlicek Shelly Voss Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest Susan Barbary Winifred Hawkins Daniel & Patricia Wagner St. Robert Bellarmine Parish Paula Barone Robert & Barbara Heaney Sister Mary Jeanne Ward, RSM St. Wenceslaus Church Judith & Richard Beery, MDs Jodi Hoatson Sherryl Weeks Storm Chasers Susan Belthuis David Hunt & Joan Staveley Greg Yeutter The TJX Foundation Michael Blaszyk & Leslie Wittmann Kate Hunt Ryan & Jodi Zengel Wal-Mart Michael Blehar Stanley Hunt Waxie Sanitary Supply Alan & Christine Bowman Douglas & Deborah Kelley Community Partners WCA Management Company, LP Kevin & Florene Boyer Rita Kessler Alegent Creighton Health Whole Foods Simone Brackett Jerry & Anne Kotlik American National Bank Zumiez William & Myrna Brandwein Joe & Linda Kueper Applebee's Thomas Brannon Reverend Eugene C. Kutsch Brester Construction Gail Bransteitter Eric Kyle Charlotte's Angels Kristin Breen George & Therese Lerner Cliffstar Carol Breslau David & Sarah Lopez Creighton University Weston Buck Joan Lubischer Dial Equities, Inc. Grace Buckley & Michael Marez John P. Maloney FNTG-Midwest Agency Christopher & Rebecca Burckhardt Patrick & Margaret McCarthy Food For Less Steven J. Burge John O. McCaslin Frito-Lay Inc. Charles Byrd James & Ann McGill General Mills Donald & Lilia Cady

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Community Partners Home Federal Savings and Loan IDACORP Financial Idaho Community Foundation Idaho Food Bank Idaho Mortgage Lenders Association Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation Idaho-Nevada CDFI, Inc. Mercy Housing Northwest—Idaho The Lightfoot Foundation Morrison Foundation Individuals Moscow Opportunity School Foundation Jim & Phyllis Alter Scentsy Foundation Ann Alvarez Shopko James & Mary Bowen Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest Jim & Linda Bratnober St. Luke's Regional Medical Center Stephen T. & Donna J. Busch Title One Terri Butz Treacy Company Seth Dixon Tri State Mary Ann Freitag-Taylor U.S. Bancorp Foundation Richard & Susan Gardner U.S. Bank Sherry George Washington Federal Savings Sharon Hubler Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Community Partners Roche, USA Michael & Christina Huttash Zions Bank 90octane San Damiano Daily Giving Betty L. Johnson Ascension Health Sisters of Bon Secours USA Brian & Leslie Korth Bank of America Charitable Foundation Sisters of Mercy of the Americas J. Craige & Toni Naylor Bon Secours Health System Sisters of Mercy, West Midwest Nicole, Mercades & McKenzie Nelson Catholic Health Initiatives Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Robert and Jane Pavek Chicago Heights Construction Co. Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Kay Piper Cricket Wireless Sisters of the Most Precious Blood Ofelia Ramirez Enterprise Community Partners St. Annes Ladies Auxiliary - Robert & Kathleen Reed Equity Residential Foundation Knights of Columbus Council Jan Reeves Fannie Mae TD Charitable Foundation Kenneth G. Sherman Mercy Housing Northwest— GoodSearch TDF Foundation Michael & Stephany Smith Washington Google, Inc. Trinity Health Maurice & Roxy Therrien U.S. Bank Hospital Sisters of St. Francis - USA, Inc. Sue Thompson Individuals Housing Partnership Network Casi Totten Vernon & Teresa Abelsen The James Family Fund Brad & Cindy Williams Richard & Sharon Abrams James Hardie Building Products, Inc. Toney Williams Paana Alapai JPMorgan Chase Arvella M. Witherspoon Hoky Alapai-Rezabek National Affordable Housing Trust Virginia Zimmerman P. Alapai-Rezabek

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