1. family and parenting

Why we
BUILD
Habitat for Humanity of Evansville
Annual Report FY2013
July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013
Homes,
Communities
and Hope
Habitat for Humanity served over 95,000
families worldwide this past year.
Since our ministry began in 1984, Habitat for Humanity
of Evansville has served more than 418 families in
Vanderburgh and Posey counties.
With an average family size of three, that’s nearly 1,300
people whose living conditions have been improved through
our mission of building homes, communities and hope.
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Habitat for Humanity of Evansville FY2013 Annual Report
Our
Vision
A world where everyone
has a decent place to live.
Our
Mission
Seeking to put God’s love into
action, Habitat for Humanity
brings people together to build
homes, communities and hope.
Our
Mission Principles
1.Demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ.
2.Focus on shelter.
3.Advocate for affordable housing.
4.Promote dignity and hope.
5.Support sustainable and transformational
development.
Board of
Directors
Members
Officers
President
John B. Phipps | Chief Lending Officer | Heritage Federal Credit Union
Vice President
Monica Stinchfield | Senior Vice President | First Federal Savings Bank
Treasurer
Steve Titzer | Chairman of the Board | Harding, Shymanski & Company
Secretary
Mike Shoulders | Urban Planner | Bernardin, Lochmueller & Associates, Inc.
Julie Cline | Regional Marketing Coordinator | WOW! Internet, Cable and Phone
Rev. Dennis Davenport | Pastor | Eastminster Presbyterian Church
Joyce Donaldson | Community Volunteer
J.P. Engelbrecht | Chief Executive Officer | South Central Communications
Butch Feulner | Attorney | Community Volunteer
Beth Folz | Attorney | McFadin Higgins & Folz
Mike Hull | President, Senior Portfolio Manager | Donaldson Capital Management
Elizabeth Kalb | Assistant Director, Clinical Professor of Family Medicine | Indiana University School of Medicine – Evansville
James Long | Marketing Consultant
William Schirmer | President and CEO | Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union
Steve Sorensen | Business Leader | Community Volunteer
Steve Thomas | Attorney | Gerling Law
Jodi Uebelhack | Deputy Prosecutor | Vanderburgh County
Jim Wittman | Vice President of Development and Leasing | Regency Properties
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Lives Transformed: That’s Why We Build
One of our favorite scripture passages
is 1 Peter 4:10: “As each has received
a gift, use it to serve one another, as
good stewards of God’s varied grace.”
This verse reflects our dedication to
the mission of Habitat and the many
dedicated donors, volunteers and
families who trust and support our
continued efforts to build homes,
communities and hope. This mission
is a powerful one and we promote it
with the utmost respect and dignity.
on its mission. The effects of the
recession hit Habitat in 2011 and
2012. Major grant funding like
Partners in Sustainable Building,
Softwood Lumber, and HOP funding
are diminishing or non-existent today.
These funding streams and others
provided about $20,000 to $25,000
per home. This funding helped
supplement the support of house
sponsors and individual donors and is
no longer there.
The power of this life-changing
ministry is what continues to motivate
our efforts. Poverty housing is still an
issue in our local community. Habitat
is a driving force which ensures
everyone has the opportunity to have
a decent place to live.
In 2012 and 2013, you worked hard
to help Habitat recover from this
loss in funding. Individuals and
local corporations stepped up in
a big way and kept house building
going. Habitat’s Finance Committee
increased its support to the staff
management team to implement a
rigorous Proceed to Build Policy and
a new financial model to effectively
adapt to changing times. Donors
and volunteers have accepted the
challenge to engage more people in
Habitat! Thank you! We are making
our way back to a better pace of
building – a building pace we’re used
to. We are shooting for 22+ houses a
year by Fiscal Year 2016. You can help
us get there!
Times are tougher than ever and the
need for Habitat is greater than ever.
This past year, those closest to Habitat
have lived 1 Peter 4:10 in spades!
During challenging times, the Habitat
family pulled together, used our
various gifts to serve the mission, and
worked to keep our house in order.
The mercy and strength of Christ lives
through the people that embody the
mission and vision of Habitat.
Despite numerous challenges,
Habitat maintains a relentless focus
So, as we look ahead, what is our
strategy? Our goal is to engage more
people in the mission, increase
fundraising efforts, and maintain a
disciplined approach to long-term
sustainability. It’s that simple and
we must do it so that we can ensure
everyone has a decent place to live!
Passion for and focus on our mission
built a great Habitat movement in
Evansville. This same passion and
focus will continue to sustain a
great Habitat. Thank you for your
commitment and loyalty to helping
God’s people in need find a decent
place to live.
Together, we will continue to make a
difference through prayers,
gifts and volunteer
efforts. This ministry is a team effort
and we look forward to transforming
even more lives in the coming years.
With humble appreciation for all you
do,
Lori Reed, Executive Director
Habitat for Humanity of Evansville
John B. Phipps, President
Board of Directors
Chapter 1:
Building
Homes
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Volunteers from St. Agnes Parish working on the foundation
at Gary Miller’s House sponsored by Catholics for Habitat.
Volunteers Building New Futures
The Core Crew at Habitat for Humanity of Evansville is comprised of
regular volunteers who serve at the warehouse and construction sites
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Core Crew Members
Student Members
Eric Buedel
John Jewell
David McGary
0-5 Years
Jim Bartlett
Carol Cates
Don Duval
Michael Jahn
Stephen Lucas
Marlan Maidlow
John Marunycz
Morris McCall
Bart McCandless
Dan Michel
Lee Obenchain
John Oglesby
Dave Schnakenburg
Tom Stein
Ray Sullivan
Fran Vix
Bob Voegel
Gene Welte
Jim Wolf
Dick Yeager
6-10 Years
Spike Durant
Don Gillies
Jim Havens
Jim Hineborg
Ellis Jackson
Dale Oberbeck
Steve Sorensen
Larry Vadbunker
Carroll Weber
11-15 Years
Clyde Austin
John Buthod
Jaylene Kiefer
Jack Main
Jim Studwell
Del Welte
16-20 Years
Elmer Berberich
Chuck Fellwock
Chris Huus
Jim Kahre
Carl Schofield
Jim Stevens
Delbert Wittman
20 + Years
Mike Bradford
Jack Dempsey
Tom Emge
Bob Keil
Joe Lamey
Elvin Reed
Bob Warner
Jerry Weiss
Emeritus Core Crew members are also recognized below. Emeritus
members have volunteered a minimum of five years with Habitat
for Humanity. Their dedicated service — until physical limitations
or other responsibilities made it no longer possible — is much
appreciated and always remembered.
Emeritus Core Crew
Bob Christmas
Ray Lambert
Harold Godeke
Kevin Long
Jacqueline Hardin Nick Long
Dale Martin
Bob Nicholson
Rock Reed
Jerry Taylor
Bruce Wright
We also fondly remember Emeritus Core Crew members and other
volunteers — Jerry Melchiors, Bill Nicholson, Ben Greiner, Jim Fowler,
Kelsey Riddle, and John Beckman — who have gone to their eternal
reward.
Late Pay
The Late Pay Committee works with
Habitat homeowners that are behind
in mortgage payments so they can
get back on track.
Members - Krista Bryant,
Beth Folz, Monica Stinchfield,
Lori Reed
Church Relations
Members of the Church Relations
Committee serve as advocates for the
Habitat ministry with the local
faith community. Members - Beth Folz, Carol Cates,
Rev. Dennis Davenport (chair), Jane
Friona, Jim Smith, Lois Duncan, Roger
Duncan, Rev. Seung Hu Lee, Vera
Campbell, Sr. Jane Michele McClure,
Brian Hancock, Mike Luecke
Real Estate
The Real Estate Committee secures
building sites for Habitat houses. Members - Butch Feulner,
Jim Wittman, Steve Smith
Family Selection
Recruits and selects the families
that are presented to the Board of
Directors for approval to become
part of the Habitat for Humanity of
Evansville homeownership program.
Members - Marcia Ballard, Pat
Bartlett, Tina Campbell, Vera
Campbell, Julie Cline, Beth Folz,
Jacqueline Hardin, Jeff Harger, Alice
Huus, Mag Lindsey, Rev. F.P. Miller,
Pearlie Miller, Bettye Statham,
Monica Stinchfield (Chair), Margee
Stone, Susan Weis, Andrew Williams,
Jeanne Mesker, Jennifer Wuchner,
Carey Nelson, Kathie Lindsey
Development
The Development Committee works
to secure the financial resources to
advance the mission and ministry of
Habitat for Humanity of Evansville.
Members - Bill Bussing, Joyce
Donaldson, J.P. Engelbrecht, Wayne
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Games, John Hevron, Mike Hull, Jim
Long, Ben Shoulders, Steve Thomas
(Chair), Jo Beth Bootz, Michael Erwin,
Sr. Jane Michele McClure, Lori Reed,
Bill Schirmer
Construction
The Construction Committee
is responsible for overseeing
construction activities of Habitat
for Humanity of Evansville.
Members - Tom Bailey, Tony
DeStefano, Jim Havens, Tony Reitz,
Mike Shoulders, Steve Smith, Steve
Sorensen (Chair)
Finance
The Finance Committee works to
assure that appropriate accounting
policies and procedures are
being used by the organization in
accordance with GAAP. Members - Jim Bartlett, Steve Titzer
(Chair), John Phipps, Jim Wittman,
Jennifer Wuchner, Lori Reed
Partner Family Training
and Engagement
The PFTE committee works to have
every partner family become a leader
in their neighborhood by enhancing
pre-purchase training and postpurchase support.
Members - John Browning, Nadine
Coudret, Sharon Goldston, Carol and
Mike Hull, Becky Isley, Ben Joergens,
Sharon Overton, Sr. Jane Michele
McClure, Hank and Denita Miles,
Dawn Murtaugh, Ronda Priest, Lori
Reed, Cookie Smith, Charleen Spear,
Jeff Stucke, Fran Vix, Andrea Ward,
Ken Wempe, Pat Wilson, Cynthia
Bennett
Safety
The Safety Commitee is responsible
for developing and maintaining the
safety policy and procedures for all
aspects of construction.
Members - Dick Yeager, Spike
Durant, Jim Kahre, Tony Reitz,
Debra Kuydendall, Andrea Ward
Governance
The Governance Committee is
responsible for ongoing review and
recommendations to enhance the
quality and future viability of the
board of directors. The group deals
with board role and responsibilities,
composition, orientation and
ongoing education, recruitment and
preparation of future leadership, and
assessment of overall effectiveness.
Members - Joyce Donaldson (chair),
Beth Folz, Sr. Jane Michele McClure,
Lori Reed, Steve Thomas
What does it take to build a Habitat House?
Last year, volunteers gave 36,000
How does it work?
•Individuals, churches, businesses and organizations provide volunteer labor
and donations to construct homes.
hours on the construction of
•Homeowners invest 300 hours of their own labor into building their Habitat
house and the houses of others.
Habitat houses. According to the
•Habitat houses are sold to partner families at no profit and financed with
zero-interest mortgages.
•The homeowners’ monthly mortgage payments are used to create a
sustainable organization.
How are families selected to purchase Habitat houses?
•Families in need of decent shelter apply to our local affiliate.
•The family selection committee chooses homeowners based on their level of
need, their willingness to become partners in the program and their ability
to repay a zero-interest mortgage.
•Every affiliate follows a nondiscriminatory policy of family selection.
Cost to Build a
Habitat Home:
Volunteer Hours
per Home:
$80,000
4,000
Independent Sector’s Value of
Volunteer Time for Indiana, that
equals $476,580 going directly
back to our community.
Many thanks to the following sponsors who made the dream of
homeownership come true for Habitat partner families. These homes
were completed between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
Thrivent Builds with Habitat
for Humanity/Lutherans for
Habitat – Kalneca Fleming
Law and Order
– Sharonaka Anderson
Catholics for Habitat
– Gary Miller
In Memory of John H.
and Mary Ada Berg
– Dawn Warren
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United Church of Christ/
Disciples of Christ Churches
– JoAnn Lewis
Fund for Humanity
– Charles Axley
Women Build
– Corsica Fox
Thrivent Builds with Habitat
for Humanity/Lutherans for
Habitat – Debbie DeVoid
Fund for Humanity
– Melissa Hayden
Chapter 2:
Members of the Glenwood Community Development Initiative (GCDI) celebrate
the results of the five-year neighborhood evaluation in early 2013.
Building
Communities
From left to right: Dr. Ronda Priest (USI), Lori Reed (Habitat for Humanity of Evansville), Cathy Gray (EVSC),
Jason Chadwell (Diehl Evaluation and Consulting), Andrea Hays (Welborn Baptist Foundation), Eric Cummings (Community One),
Jonathan Weinzapfel (Attorney), Tamara Skinner (Glenwood Leadership Academy),
Lucy Williams (Glenwood Neighborhood Association), Rev. Adrian Brooks (Memorial Baptist Church)
Glennwood Community Development Initiative
In 2008, Habitat for Humanity of Evansville began to share an idea to bring
many institutions together with neighborhood residents to develop a commonly
shared vision and plan for neighborhood improvement. The idea was to improve
the neighborhood where Habitat families would live because the stability of
neighborhoods directly impacts our families.
This year, a five-year evaluation was released regarding the progress of work in
the Glenwood neighborhood. The evaluation showed major improvement in three
areas – Education, Health and Wellness and Housing.
This is what residents, as a whole, said regarding the progress of their
neighborhood:
•Adults in the neighborhood use the school for their own educational
needs.
•The streets and sidewalks are kept in good condition.
•Neighbors have pride in our neighborhood.
•Streets, sidewalks, and other public spaces are free of trash and litter.
•In general, homes in my neighborhood are kept in good condition.
•My home is in good condition.
•Housing in my neighborhood is affordable.
•The housing in my neighborhood is decent (i.e., fit for living).
•There are healthy foods available in or near my neighborhood.
•There are places in my neighborhood where I can exercise.
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$1 Million Milestone
Habitat for Humanity of Evansville has
always been built on the concept of
partnership. However, after 29 years
serving hard-working families in the
community, some still view Habitat
homes as “giveaways.” This year, Habitat
staff and supporters were excited to
dispel this myth through a milestone
celebration.
In 2013, Habitat was pleased to celebrate
$1 million in property taxes paid to
the city thanks to dedicated Habitat
homeowners.
This milestone is no small feat for any
Habitat affiliate, and is a testament to
the success of preparing homeowners
for the reality that comes with paying
a down payment, monthly mortgage,
property taxes, and investing in home
maintenance.
Since 1984, over 400 families have
benefited from the simple, decent and
affordable housing Habitat provides in
the local community.
“Habitat homeowners are homebuyers
just like every other homebuyer on
the planet,” said Lori Reed, Executive
Director of Habitat for Humanity of
Evansville. “They are extra special
because they have worked hard to get
here through our homeownership
program.”
The event was marked by a
celebration on June 5 at 1748
S. Morton Avenue which is
where Habitat has recently
focused efforts in a blockby-block approach to
housing.
Chapter 3:
Building
Hope
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Melissa Hayden cuts the ribbon with her two sons
at her new home on Madison Avenue on June 22.
The Impact of Homeownership
Nearly 20 years ago, Cynthia Bennett became a homeowner through Habitat for
Humanity of Evansville thanks to the support of Lutherans for Habitat. She had two
young children, Christopher and Christina, who are now both grown and thriving.
Christopher Bennett graduated from DePauw University in 2004 with a bachelor’s
degree in philosophy. He also holds a master’s degree in criminal justice from Tiffin
University. He presently works for CSX and lives in Avon, Indiana, with his wife and
their two children.
Christina Bennett, M.D.
While in medical school, Christina
was one of 42 students (the only
one selected from Indiana) to do
research at the National Institute
of Health in Washington, D. C.
Her daughter Christina graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine in
Indianapolis and is completing her residency in internal medicine at Christ Hospital
in Cincinnati.
Both children say that the Habitat house – which their mother paid off in full in
2008 – came along at the right time in their lives because it gave them a room of
their own and a safe place to live and complete their homework.
The Impact is Real
Children in an
owned home have
a higher rate of high
school graduation.
Owning a home
improves test
scores and reduces
behavioral problems
in children.
Children of
homeowners are
less likely to have
substance abuse
problems.
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Supporting Global Housing Needs in Jordan
During this fiscal year, Habitat
for Humanity of Evansville was
able to give $30,547 in tithe
contributions to families in both
Jordan and Haiti.
Every time a house is built locally, a tithe contribution is sent to Haiti or Jordan as
part of Habitat for Humanity of Evansville’s global housing effort. Hagar and her
family are just one example of the lives that have been changed due to Habitat
supporters locally.
Since 1985, we’ve been able to
tithe $957,893 to support the
global housing need.
Hagar’s income is 200JD which is equivalent to $282 US dollars a month. A new
home will give Hagar’s family a sense of freedom, space and more independence.
The house will be in the village overlooking the salt flats of the Dead Sea.
Hagar is a 32-year-old widow who takes care of her four children: Ayham (9), Faisal
(6), Tamara (4), and Khazneh (2). They all live in the village of Ghor al Safi south of
the Dead Sea in the Karak Governorate of Jordan.
The home that has been built for the family is a typical cinder block house with
a poured concrete floor measuring 55 square meters. There are two rooms, a
bedroom, and other space for a kitchen, toilet, and shower. The monthly payment
on this home will be equivalent to $113 U.S. dollars a month. The opportunity to
become a homeowner in Jordan is something that Hagar has only been able to
dream about until now.
Hagar poses for a family picture with her mother in Jordan.
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A Lasting Gift
The Perigo-Prickett Society was founded in 2000 to recognize donors who have
remembered Habitat for Humanity of Evansville in their estate plans or made
a contribution to the Habitat for Humanity of Evansville Endowment Fund
with the Vanderburgh Community Foundation. The Society was named after
Jim Perigo and Jim Prickett. Perigo helped establish Habitat for Humanity of
Evansville, and Prickett played a significant role in the founding of Habitat for
Humanity International in Americus, Georgia in 1976. Charitable gifts are the
key to sustainability for Habitat for Humanity of Evansville and estate planning
is one of the many ways to improve lives of local families in our community.
Tom and Marcia Ballard
Lois M. Bennett +
Lola J. Bromm +
David and Ginny Cook
Melvin L. Dickhaut +
LeRoy and Pat Dilger
Greg and Joyce Donaldson
Marjorie E. Ewing +
Gilbert and Alberta Fehrenbacher +
Butch and Linda Feulner
Jim and Emily Fowler +
Theresa Frielinghausen
John and Lucille Gooch +
Dan and Lou Ann Green
Ben Greiner +
Eugene and Barbara Hamlow
Joyce Hendrix
Nancy Hitch
Elizabeth Kalb
Dr. Llewellyn Lieber +
Bob and Shirley Nicholson
Dan and Laura Niemeier
Jim and Pat Perigo
Jim and Janette Prickett
Lori Reed
Charlotte Richardt +
Aileen Roberts
Richard and Joann Schechter
Carl and Beverly + Schofield
Kenneth Silverman +
Steve and Wendy Thomas
Fran and Vernon Vix
Maryedna Wilkie +
Scott and Holly Wittman
Anonymous (2)
+ Denotes those who have passed
By the
Numbers
July 1, 2012 –
June 30, 2013
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Jim Hineborg working on the floor decking at
Sharonaka Anderson’s home on Morton Avenue.
Income
Mortgage
Receipts
Fiscal Highlights
Revenues
7on
&
Admin
ng
53.92%
Direct
Contributions
Expenses
61.13%
16.44%
8.98%
13.44%
100.00%
37.39%
Mortgage
Receipts
$
1,086,736
$
292,307
2.52% Contribu7ons
and
Grants
$
159,699
Grants
Grants
$
239,016 6.17%
$
1,777,758
In-Kind, Interest
and
In‐Kind,
Interest
and
Other
Other
Income
Income
16.44%
Program
61.13%
Construction
Mortgage
Receipts
Revenues
Construc7on
8.98%
General &
Administration
13.45%
Fundraising
Expenses
Construction
61.13%
16.44%
292,307
112,501
General & Administration
8.98%
159,699
682,251
Fundraising
13.45%
53.92%
2.52%
46,087
In-Kind, Interest and Other Income
6.17%
Mortgage Receipts
37.39%
100%
$
Program
Direct Contributions
Grants
983,740
$ 1,824,579
Construc7on
Program
General
&
Admin
Fundraising
A copy of the audited financial statement is available upon request
or by visiting the Habitat for Humanity of Evansville website at
www.evansvillehabitat.org
100%
$
1,086,736
239,016
$ 1,777,758
Program
General
&
Admin
Fundraising
Our
Donors
Full House
Underwriters
($50,000+)
CountryMark
Anonymous (3)
Half House Underwriters
($25,000 - $49,999)
Jim and Carol Havens
Old National Bank
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Humanitarians
($10,000 - $24,999)
Deaconess Hospital, Inc.
First Federal Savings Bank
Tim and Debbie Fisher
Harding Shymanski & Company
Home Depot
Industrial Contractors Skanska
Jeff Overton
Master Builders
($5,000 - $9,999)
Best One Tire
Bethlehem United Church of Christ
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
John and Karen Cinelli
City of Evansville
David and Ginny Cook
First Bank
Cary and Vicki Hanni
Old North United Methodist Church
Stewart and Cookie Smith
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Medical Center
The Women’s Hospital
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana
Vectren Foundation
John and Marian Witting
Anonymous (2)
Builders
($2,500 - $4,999)
Patricia Bray
Catholics for Habitat
Carl and Kay Chapman
David and Beth Clark
CSX Corporation
Greg and Joyce Donaldson
Eastminster Presbyterian Church
Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union
Butch and Linda Feulner
GE Foundation
Ted and Nancy Hitch
Mike and Carol Hull
Interlock Industries, Inc.
Nick and Kevin Long
Jim and Barbara Long
Thomas and Donna Lynch
Robert L. & Mary J. Bartlett Foundation
Salem Church of Darmstadt
Simpson United Methodist Church
St. Benedict Cathedral
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Trinity United Methodist Church
Vectren Corporation
Founders
($1,000 - $2,499)
Beth Anderson and Valerian Coutinho
Ray and Helen Arensman
Marcia and Tom Ballard
Randy and Linda Becker
Lon and Jeanne Bell
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Joyce Benner
Bethel United Church of Christ
Ira and Terry Boots
Dean and Karen Bosler
Charles and Shirley Brizius
Scott and Lori Brizius
J. Michael and Ann Burnley
Centenary United Methodist Church
Community Foundation Alliance
Dick and Naomi Cook
East Side Christian Church
Jim and Cathy Edrington
J. P. and Tammy Engelbrecht
Evansville Sports Corporation
Fifth Third Bank
Diane and Mark Floyd
Bob and Julie Fodstad
Ed and Mary Ann Fox
Gary and Paula Gerling
Harold and Joyce Godeke
Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Eugene and Barbara Hamlow
William and Jeanne Hardesty
Scott and Kathryn Harris
John Hevron
David and Betty Hillenbrand
Jim Hineborg
Linda and Richard Hobbs
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Chris and Alice Huus
Koch Enterprises, Inc.
Robert and Cynthia Koch
Don and Jean Korb
Charles D. Leich
Jamie and Audra Levy
Dale Martin
Marie and Alan Marty
David and Colleen McLaughlin
Mead Johnson Nutrition
Matthew and Susan Melfi
Doug and Audrey Mikolasek
Daniel and Nancy Mitchell
James and Mary Kay Muehlbauer
Dan and Laura Niemeier
David and Robin Papariella
Barb and Dean Patten
Denny and Cassie Quinn
Lori and Neal Reed
Ross and Kim Rudolph
Oscar and Dottie Schauss
Bill and Sandy Schirmer
Barry and Darby Schnakenburg
Curtis and Nancy Shinabarger
Roger and Elizabeth Shinnerl
Tom and Greta Smythe
South Central Communications, Inc.
Springleaf Financial Services
St. Agnes Catholic Church
St. John’s East United Church of Christ
St. Mary Catholic Church
St. Peter’s United Church of Christ
St. Theresa Catholic Church
Jim and Pam Stevens
The Methodist Temple
Steve and Wendy Thomas
Trinity United Church of Christ
Tri-State Resource Recovery
Barbara Trockman
David and Sara Trockman
Jeff and Nancy Trockman
William and Mary Tucker
Betty Van Zant
Scott and Roberta Veazey
Wabashike Group
Shaun and Johanna Willisa
Delbert and Judy Wittman
Jim and Laura Wittman
Scott and Holly Wittman
Women’s Council of Realtors
Woodforest National Bank
Richard and Paula Yeager
Zion Lippe United Church of Christ
Zoar United Church of Christ
Anonymous (5)
Dedicators
($500 - $999)
Mark and Sarah Aiton
Philip Ames
Ron and Margaret Angermeier
Jerry and Shirley Becker
Brent and Cinda Beeler
Doug and Susie Bell
Berry Plastics Corporation
Richard and Carolyn Bohm
Bollam Sheedy Torani & Co., LLP
Vicki Brasel
Dale and Phyllis Buente
John and Sue Buthod
C.E. Taylor Oil, Inc.
David and Vicky Carson
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
Rev. Robert Deig
Ed Diamond
Dan and Erin Diehl
LeRoy and Pat Dilger
Nancy Erwin
Charles and Linda Fellwock
Tim and Kay Flesch
Rick and Kristie-Kae French
Dan and Lou Ann Green
Daniel and Ellen Grimm
David and Linda Gugin
William and Gayle Henderson
Fred and Cindy Heseman
Infinity Molding & Assembly, Inc.
David and Rebecca Isley
Leroy Jochum
Paul Johnson
Kappa Kappa Kappa Inc.
Bob and Marcia Kassenbrock
Michael and Kimberly Keene
Gail Kelley
John and Lori Key
Art and Michele Klipsch
Kohl’s
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 1114
Bruce and Diane Long
Charles and Susan Martin
Colleen Martin
Mater Dei and Memorial High School
Service Clubs
The Matrixx Group, Inc.
Earl and Bridget McDaniel
P. Michael Mitchell
Fred and Kim Mulfinger
Anne Nicholson
Larry and Carol Owen
Raymond B. Preston Family Foundation
Ed and Courtney Quatmann
Martha Reitz
James Rine
Jim and Sara Risinger
Ronald and Connie Romain
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Dean Sengstock
Mike and Becky Shoulders
Marian Shymanski
Charles Sitch
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Wendel Catholic Church
William and Susan Taylor
The Turning Pointe United Methodist Church
University of Southern Indiana
Habitat College Chapter
Thomas and Doris Vonderhaar
Daniel and Dana Whitehead
Brian and Barbara Williams
Donita Wolf
William and Mona Wooten
Anonymous
Cornerstones
($250 - $499)
Thomas and Carol Anderson
Terry and Pamela Armstrong
Sam and June Baker
Moira Bandoli
Carol Bengert
Elmer and Ellen Berberich
Best One Tire & Service of Mt. Vernon
Eugene Bickel
Darrel and Polly Bigham
Black Equipment Co., Inc.
Tom and Donna Blythe
Dean and Candy Boerste
Mark and Jennifer Browning
Bill and Betsy Brubeck
Kerry Butler
Capital Electric, Inc.
Central High School Habitat Club
Alex and Theresa Colston
Bob and Cecelia Crowe
David Matthews Associates
Mark and Sally Dominick
Ann-Marie Dougan
Jane Duesterberg
Niel and Karen Ellerbrook
F. C. Tucker Emge Realtors
Tim and Anne Fiedler
Joe and Sybil Foster
Edward and Bettye Fritz
Robert and Sharon Fuchs
Bill Gillenwater
GoodCents Solutions Energizing Indiana
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Stephen Gubler
Wayne and Jewell Henning
Marvin and Beverly Hill
Greg and Candice Hofmann
Joyce Holder
Mike Holler
Mindy Jochem
Greg and Brenda Johann
Glenda Klass
Kathy Kleindorfer and Steven Wolf
Carol Koewler
Joe and Charlene Lamey
Dr. Llewellyn Lieber Charitable Fund
Thomas and Barbara Liffick
Jack Main
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Peter Mamuzic
Sr. Jane Michele McClure
Charles and Teresa McLurkin
Sue Mead
Ken and Peggy Merten
Midwest Equipment & Supply Co., Inc.
Daniel Miller
Ronald Mitchell
Carol Nichols
Ohio Valley Financial Group
Randy and Cindy Owens
Lewis and Jeanette Plane
Ronald and Joan Pohl
Edward and Nancy Prusz
Mark and Robbie Rasure
Dave and Jackie Richards
Vicki and Alan Rister
Aileen Roberts
Gregory and Debra Rorie
Rudolph, Fine, Porter & Johnson, LLP
Christopher and Rosetta Sartore
Mike and Ann Schapker
Richard and Joann Schechter
John and Diane Schroeder
Schultheis Insurance Agency
Specialty Tooling, Inc.
Peter and Susan Springhetti
St. Matthew’s United Church of Christ
Bill and Phyllis Straeffer
Richard and Melinda Tibbals
Keith and Claudia Titzer
Jodi Uebelhack
Uniseal, Inc.
United Minerals Company, LLC
Vanderburgh County Fair Association, Inc.
Bill and Mary Ellen Vieth
Kenneth and Mary Wahl
Eileen Will
Bob Wilson
Glenn and Jennifer Wuchner
Philip and Abby Zenthoefer
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($100 - $249)
Dr. H. Dan Adams
C. J. and Charlene Altstadt
Ed and Barbara Ancona
Shirley and Della Anderson
Melvin and Helen Anson
Chad Ashley
Robert and Martha Baehl
Norm and Juli Bafunno
Tom and Jennifer Bailey
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Matt and Pauline Bartek
Mary Beckman
Yvonne Bertram
John and Debbie Bizal
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Kim Borror
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Deborah Brakel
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Sedley Brockett
Norman Brown
Joseph and Pam Castrale
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Peggy Chastain
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Angelika and Dennis Clark
Justin and Shirley Clements
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William and Margaret Connolly
Sally Cooper
Jack and Phyllis Corn
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Randall and Rebecca Craig
Cathy and Joe Crowdus
Donald and Barbara Deig
Jean Denton Brubeck
Jack Deppe and Shari Barrett
Elise Deppen
Dennis and Patricia Dewey
Richard and Margaret Diemer
E & B Paving, Inc.
Joe and Patti Easley
Ann Elpers
Jim and Kristie Elsner
Norman Elsner
Thomas Elsner
Michael and Sally Fedolfi
Fendrich Golf Course
Bill Fluty
Nelson and Cecilia Ford
Diane Fowler
Darlene French
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Gary and Charlotte Grabert
Albert and Shirley Gretler
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Keith and Lisa Grossman
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Robert Hargrave
Harmony Eyecare
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Dan and Kim Hermann
Kimberly Hodgkinson
Ron and Kathy Hollander
Mohammad and Rukshanda Hussain
Indiana Builders Association
Ronald and Judith Irvin
Marc and Anita Isaacs
J.E. Shekell, Inc.
Shelly James
Gil and Marcia Jochem
Bob and Lisa Jones
Harry Josephson
James and Dorothy Kahre
Todd and Willie Kain
Elizabeth Kalb
Frank and Kathy Kanowsky
David and Catherine Kapp
Thomas and Sharon Kazee
McCoy and Sara Kemmerlin
Brad and Judith Kicklighter
Dorothy Kincaid
Richard Klipsch
Stewart Klipsch
Mary and William Knapp
Donald and Margaret Kuhlenschmidt
Don and Elaine Kuhn
Tari Langford
Ronald and Leona Lankford
Mary Laval
Stephen and Annette Lavallo
Magdalene Lindsey
Line X of Evansville, Inc.
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Judy Lopez
Judy Lutchka
Vincent and Patricia Lutz
Macy’s Foundation
Marlan and Pat Maidlow
Barbara Jo May
Jim and Mary McCarthy
Dee McDonald
Blair and Sarah McKee
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William Oxby
Robert and Jackie Patten
Viola Paul
Bill and Lynn Penland
Pam and Dennis Pepper
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Jerry and Jacque Peters
Gayle and Mark Pettinga
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Winetree Liquors East LLC
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Hugh and Carol Ahlering
David and Laura Alexander
Scott and Lynnette Allen
Harriette Alley
Logan Anderson
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Lisa Appel
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Auto Body Supply Company
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Leslie Blenner
Rev. Jim Blessinger
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Harold and Donna Bolin
Jo Beth and Brad Bootz
Kathy and Jerry Boyd
Randy and Barbara Brack
Alan and Catherine Bragin
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Dan and Mary Ann Breidenbach
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James and Justine Cameron
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Jeffrey and Faye Cardin
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Terry and Sharon Carlton
Paul Carson
Stephani and John Catt
Christ Church United Church of Christ
Christ the King Catholic Church
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Kay Conder
Ann and Nash Coy
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Wayne Culley
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Joseph and Cecile Effinger
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Rita Embry
Michael and Kathy Erwin
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Evansville Protestant Home
Resident Council
Linda Evinger
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Heritage Federal Credit Union
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Salem United Methodist Church
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St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
German Township
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Diana Wood
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