Annual Report_FY2017_HabitatWD (1)

ANNUAL REPORT
FY2017-2018 | July 2017- June 2018
Create "a world where everyone has a decent place to live."

"SEEKING TO PUT
GOD’S LOVE INTO ACTION,
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER
TO BUILD HOMES,
COMMUNITIES AND HOPE."
Habitat for Humanity's Mission Statement

CONTENTS
Corporate Profile
Board Members
Events
Complete Home Builds
The Diaz Family
The Parsons Family
Donors and Volunteers
New Habitat Partner Family
ABWK
Ogden ReStore
Infographic
Marketing Report
Affiliate Financials
Utah Poverty Stats
Contact Us
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CORPORATE PROFILE
Habitat for Humanity of Weber and
Davis Counties (HFHWD) strives to
create "a world where everyone
has a decent place to live."
OUR HISTORY
1998
Became
inactive
2004
Name change to
Habitat for
Humanity of Weber
and Davis
1995
Originally
incorporated
2002
Became
reinstated
NOW
Building and
repairing more
homes for more
families!
OUR GOALS
To repair over 100 homes in the
community in one year.
To build 3 to 4 homes, instead
of 1-2 homes per year.
To increase volunteer and
donor retention.
To increase revenue at our
Habitat Ogden ReStore while
developing a second ReStore.
WHERE WE SERVE
Bountiful, Centerville, Clearfield, Clinton, Eden,
Farmington, Farr West, Fruit Heights,
Harrisville, Hooper, Huntsville, Kaysville,
Layton, Liberty, Marriott-Slaterville, Nordic
Valley, North Ogden, North Salt Lake, Ogden,
Plain City, Pleasant View, Reese, Riverdale,
Roy, South Ogden, South Weber, Sunset,
Syracuse, Taylor, Uintah, Warren, Washington
Terrace, West Bountiful, West Haven, West
Point, West Weber and Woods Cross.

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BOARD MEMBERS
Executive Board
Mike Lloyd, President
Tim Taylor, Vice-President
Kyle Johnsen, Treasurer
Board Members
Ben Gerritsen, Board Member
Catherine Tobey, Board Member
Jeremy Farner, Construction Chair
Lynn Kelley, Grant Writer/Fund Raiser
Daniel Wilson, HAFB Board Rep
Paul Starkey, Past Board President
Gina M. Gonzalez, Site Selection
Glenn Boudreau, Volunteer Chair
Carly Capener, WSU Rep
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Elizabeth Fuller, Secretary
Jeannie M. Gamble, E.D.
A BRUSH WITH KINDNESS
Rick Boman
CONSTRUCTION
Jeremy Farner
FAITH RELATIONS
Catherine Tobey
FAMILY SERVICES
Catherine Tobey
RESTORE ADVISORY
Tim Taylor
SITE SELECTION
Gina M. Gonzalez
VOLUNTEER COORDINATION
Glenn Boudreau &
Neyla Hadfield
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Maria Rague
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
Kent Jorgenson & Judy Bell

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EVENTS
August 30th, 2017
30 Around 30
On 30
Located between 27th St. and 30th
St. Washington Blvd. to Wall Ave.
Helped over 12 families and
brought awareness to the
community about our ABWK
pgoram.
VOLUNTEERS: 72
VOLUNTEER HOURS: 388
IRS Volunteers
UMB Bank Volunteers
SSFCU Volunteers
Bonnie Christiansen
Vera Culp
Patti Hancock, Tim Taylor, Ernest, and Dana
PROJECTS: 12
Painting exterior of homes
Painting garages
Repairing porches
Repairing rain gutters
Landscaping and trimming
Caulking windows
So much more
September 20th, 2017
PROJECTS:
ABWK Projects
Home Builds
WSU Day of
Service
TOTAL VOLUNTEERS: 23
VOLUNTEER HOURS: 138
WSU Volunteers from CCEL
(Community Center of
Engaged Learning)

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WE WERE ROBBED!
On the morning of September 27th
2017, a group of volunteers were
ready to get to work when Rick
Boman, Construction Manager,
discovered $5000 worth tools
were stolen. Someone took our
tools out of our trailer on our
Habitat home build site late in the
night.
Executive Director Jeannie
Gamble explained that the
generator, air compressor, all of
the power tools, framing guns and
nailing guns were no where to be
found.
Without the tools, finishing the
build for the Diaz Family would
have been close to impossible. Our
affiliate started a GoFundMe page,
raising over $5000 within 2 days
to replace the tools that were lost.
In addition, the community came
together and donated some of their
used and brand-new tools.
OUR DONORS
Utah Pipe Bursting, TAB Bank,
Wells Fargo, Lowe's, Gina G.,
Bonnie C., Beth F., Sloane P.,
Tino F., Sandra C., Megan B.,
Karen T., Kris R., Gary L.,
Randy M., David P., Mark S.,
Brooklyn F., Brent O., Kristen R.,
Judi A., Jenny W., Kent A., Matt
B., Paula D., Rebecca M.,
Amanda J., John L., Adam
B., Alex M., Debbie W., David C.,
Wasatch Tax Firm, Sherri J.,
Anne B., Randy W., Shawn Y.,
Shane W. Joe and Mariel H.,
Dustin I., Michael P., Nancy M.,
Paul S., Mike M., Brian T.,
Forrest P., Serena P., Debbie L.,
Sheryl P.

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EVENTS
March 3rd
Night at the
Mustangs
Weber County Ice Rink
VOLUNTEERS: 17
OPPORTUNITY GIFT SPONSORS:
RAISED $883.64
(58% increased from last year)
April 14th, 2017
450 15TH Street Ogden UT 84404
The Guzman Family, a single mother
with six children, is our next Habitat
partner family.
Ground
Breaking
Ceremony
OGDEN — Brenda Guzman was so excited to break ground for her family’s upcoming Habitat for
Humanity home that she couldn’t keep her hard hat on. The 13-year-old jumped onto her shovel
several times, spilling her hat during a groundbreaking ceremony in a vacant lot at 450 15th St. in
Ogden Saturday, April 14. Brenda and her sister, Ariel Guzman, 15, said the hardships they’ve
overcome living in a drafty trailer during the winter months were difficult and that they were very
grateful to leave those problems behind. READ MORE: https://habitatwd.org/blog

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VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION BREAKFAST
On May 4th, our affiliate had a Volunteer Recognition
Breakfast. At 10 AM, individuals recognized for their
donations of items and time came to Jeremiah's
Restaurant for a delicious breakfast. Awards were
handed out and we were able to raise funds for our
upcoming home build.
AWARD SPONSORS
AWARD RECIPIENTS
The Story Award - Dixie Story
The Greger Award - Paul Starkey
The ReStore Award - Gregory Bennet
Most Volunteer Individual Hours - Patricia Hancock
Most Volunteer Group Hours - Hill AirForce Base
Business of the Year Materials - Wells Fargo
Business of the Year Volunteering - UMB
Non-Profit Support Award - American Red Cross
OUR DONORS
Black Bear Diner
Boondocks - Kaysville
Cold Stone Creamery - Ogden
Cherry Hill
Dartside - Layton
Deer Valley
Hogle Zoo
Great Escape - Layton
Great Harvest - Ogden
Gina Gonzalez Group Realty
Larry H. Miller Chevrolet
Kneaders - Ogden
Megaplex 13
Menchies - Ogden
Natural History Museum
Utah Jazz

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completed home builds
The Family Selection team had selected two
partner families. One was the Diaz family, a
single mother with two children, and the other
was the Parsons family, a disabled and retired
veteran with his two service dogs. HFHWD
obtained two lots next door to each other. They
are located at 129 and 141 30th Street, Ogden,
UT. By luck and fortune, the two selected partner
families ended up being neighbors.
The groundbreaking ceremony for both families
was held on April 11th, 2017.
The original plan was to build the two homes
within 4 to 6 months. However, there were many
obstacles pertaining to the location of the two
Habitat Homes.
129 & 141
30TH STREET
OGDEN UT 84401
We were about 130 days out due to permits. It
wasn't until around July 2017 that we were able to
start construction for the Diaz family.
We appreciate volunteers, community members,
business donors, and other supporters for helping
our affiliate build the two new Habitat Homes.
The Diaz family was able to move into their home
on December 22nd, 2017. The Parsons family
was able to have their home dedication on
February 3rd, 2018.

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THE DIAZ FAMILY
When the HFHWD Family Selection
Committee had asked the Diaz Family
how a home would change their lives,
they all started to cry. Esperanza, the
eldest child, just wanted to see daylight
when she woke up in the morning and
had somewhere warm and dry. Amisadai,
the youngest child, wanted to be in a
place she could play outside and be safe.
Reyna, the mother, wanted to give her
daughters the best chance to a good life.
HFHWD decided to choose Reyna and
her girls to be one of the selected families
of the year. The family had gone through
financial, emotional, and familial
hardships. HFHWD wanted to be able to
bring hope into the lives of this amazing
family.
After the permits were received in July,
construction could begin. From finish to
end, and with the help from dedicated
volunteers and community members, the
Diaz family was able to move into their
home on December 22nd, 2017.

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THE PARSONS FAMILY
How can a safe home make a difference in
someone's life?
After receiving this house from Habitat for
Humanity, Travis is going to be able to have a
direct positive impact on a numerous amount
of people. His mother is having to retire this
year due to health issues and she will end up
staying with him. His father is currently battling
Alzheimer's. If there is anything that might
happen with his father's situation, he would
have to take care of him also.
In addition to his mother and father, Travis'
son may also be living with him.
His son would be able to help take care of the
household and Travis.
For Travis, personally, it means the chance to
become self-sufficient again and an
opportunity to flourish. It gets really hard
sometimes to feel like you have worth in life if
you cannot even take care of yourself. For
him, this house represents independence and
self-respect, and the ability to start fresh.
From finish to end, and with the help from
dedicated volunteers and community
members, the Parsons family was able to
move into their home on February 3rd, 2018.

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DONORS & VOLUNTEERS
Alysha Platt, Automated Structures, Bill Phillips Fund,
Bennett's Glass, Boman-Kemp, Brian Butler and crew
from Barnes Aerospace, Citi, CMI Insulation,
Community Foundation of Utah, Dennis Longfellow,
Dominion Energy, Geneva Rock, George S. & Dolores
Dore' Eccles Foundation, GSH Services, Harristone,
HFH Family Services Committee, HFHI "Homeowner
Story" Grant Program, Henry W. and Leslie M.
Eskuche Foundation, Herbert I. and Elsa B. Michael
Foundation, Hill AFB volunteers, Home Depot - Ogden,
Howe Rents, James Green, Jared Gleue, Jay Garrett,
Jeremy Farner, Jeremy Jones at HHI Corp, Jolley
Plumbing, Kapp U-Cart, Lansing Building Products,
Lawrence T. and Janet T. Dee Foundation, Lowes -
Layton, Lowes - Riverdale, Master Electrical, Master
HVAC, McCoy's Cabinets and Flooring, Michelle
Harline, Mobile Storage, Ogden City Building
Department, Parsons Concrete, Questar, Rick Boman,
Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation, Richard K. and
Shirley S. Hemingway Foundation, Rocky Mountain
Power Foundation, Salomone Tuifua, Sergio Macias
Sheetrock, Sorenson Legacy Foundation, Tammy
Ratliff, The VAC Guy, United Site Services, U.S. Bank
Foundation, UServeUtah, Valentine Construction &
Steve Hopkins, Wall 2 Wall Flooring, Wheelwright
Lumber, Wells Fargo Housing Foundation, Wheeler
Foundation, WSU Athletics, WSU CCEL, WSU
Engineering Technology and Construction
Management students, WSU volunteers, York
Engineering, and all those who donated when our tools
were stolen.
Thank you to all those who donated towards these
Habitat homes.

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NEW HABITAT PARTNER FAMILY
Aurora Guzman is a single mother with six children. Her
story is one about family sticking together even when
times get hard. The Guzman family has encountered
many obstacles. And still, they seem to be a very
cohesive family who help each other to make things work.
Aurora described her life as filled with many ups and
downs. When she first arrived to Utah, she and her
children were living with another family. When her sixth
child was born, she moved her family into a small
apartment. This apartment had two bedrooms and one
bathroom. Due to the size of the apartment, two of her
daughters had to live with their father. It wasn’t long after
that she was asked to leave the apartment. Apparently,
there had been too many complaints of her having so
many children and there was not enough room for her
family. She then decided to move into another family’s
basement. The basement they were living in was only
one room with a bathroom and no space for cooking or
laundry. Two of her children continued to live with their
father, separated from the other children. Aurora and her
four remaining children lived in the small basement for
three months.Aurora missed her two absent children, but
was having trouble putting food on the table for the four
she had. She continuously worried that she might be
evicted. It was becoming too much for her emotionally.
All she wanted was a place where she could live reunited
with all six kids. But no one wanted six children in an
apartment. Due to this, Aurora decided to look for a
trailer. Aurora finally found a trailer that was within her
budget. There were holes in the ceiling and in the
floorboards. The windows were so thin that cold wind
blew right through the house. However, all the kids could
fit in it and it was all she could afford, since other trailers
were expensive.
READ MORE: habitatwd.org/blog

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A BRUSH WITH KINDNESS
Our A Brush With Kindness (ABWK) program serves families
by responding to community aspirations. With the array of
products, services, partnerships, and our mission of
empowering residents, we are able to revive nighborhoods
and enhance the quality of life.
This initiative is our ABWK program, which helps local lowincome
families in the community repair the exterior of their
homes so that they are able to live in safe, decent homes for
years to come.
We use volunteers to perform affordable exterior work,
including painting, minor home repairs, landscaping, cleanup
projects, and building decks and ramps for those in need.
habitatwd.org/applications/abwk/
REPAIR PROJECTS:
30+
Repairing garages and sheds
Landscaping
Painting homes
Building ramps
Replacing siding on the homes
Replacing rain gutters
Replacing sheet rock
So much more!
VOLUNTEERS:
438+
FAMILY SIZE
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
ANNUAL INCOME
$16,401 - $32,802
$18,744 - $37,488
$21,087 - $42,174
$23,430 - $46,860
$25,304 - $50,609
$27,178 - $54,358
$29,053- $58,106
$35,426 - $61,855
VOLUNTEER HOURS:
1723+

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THE OGDEN RESTORE
The nonprofit home improvement thrift
store that helps build homes for our local
families in Weber and Davis Counties.
WE'RE 2 YEARS OLD!
Officially opened on
October 28th, 2016
STORE OPERATIONS
Tuesday thru Saturday
10 AM to 6 PM
The Habitat Ogden ReStore had it's first year
anniversary on Saturday October 28th, 2017. The
anniversary was a grand celebration. There was food
and drinks as well as music from a local band. It was
good to have the community involved and celebrate
with us on our one year of success.
3111 Wall Ave.
Ogden UT 84401
801-393-3287
The Habitat Ogden ReStore sells donated new and
gently-used items at a fraction of the original price.
Proceeds go towards building and repairing homes in
the local community. The Habitat Ogden ReStore is
best served by volunteers, alongside paid staff.
restoremanager@habitatwd.org
Sherri Jones was promoted to ReStore Manager,
while Matt Alexander was hired on as the Assistant
Manager.
habitatwdrestore.org

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july 2017 to june 2018
1,843
VOLUNTEERS
&
5,681
VOLUNTEER HOURS
DIVERTED
549,079
LBS. FROM THE
LANDFILL
PROCEEDS
WENT TOWARDS
HOME BUILDS AND
HOME REPAIR
PROJECTS FOR
FAMILIES
IN NEED.
21,531
CUSTOMERS
3111 Wall Ave.
Ogden UT 84401

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MARKETING REPORT
Our numbers for followers and likes have
grown substantially over the past years.
More and more people are seeing who
we are and the posts that we make online
and on social media.
MAILCHIMP SUBSCRIBERS
Subscribers from these sources:
Other Events
14%
FOLLOWERS
@habitatwd
1148
@ogdenrestore
855
@habitatwd
395
Faith Relations
32%
Surveys
5%
DEMOGRAPHICS
Websites
49%
@habitatwd
558
@ogdenrestore
42
@habitatwd
232
@habitatwd
8
Over 75% Women; 25-34 years old
69% College Level; 75% Married
Ogden, Clearfield, Layton, Brigham, Salt Lake City, Roy
@ogdenrestore
2
INTERESTS: Community, art, home and garden
yoga, charity

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AFFILIATE FINANCIALS
REVENUE
*Raised over $3,900 from
Cars For Homes Program.
Over $16,900 to date.
-
Total Revenue ($2,050,236)
Total Expenses ($1,908,092)
Deficit/Excess ($142,144)
ReStore Sales
38%
Contributions
FY2017 includes Direct Public Support
and In-Kind Donations
1,350,000
1,012,500
Contributions
61%
675,000
Other Income
1%
337,500
0
2015 2016 2017
*Tithed $6500 to the Orphans and Vulnerable Groups Fund.
Program Services
Expenses
EXPENSES
Management
3%
Fundraising
6%
1,750,000
1,312,500
875,000
437,500
0
2015 2016 2017
840,000
ReStore Total Sales
Revenue
630,000
420,000
210,000
Program Services
90%
0
2015 2016 2017

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https://talkpoverty.org/state-year-report/utah-2017-report/
utah poverty rates - 2017
Utah Population Utah Poverty UTAH POVERTY RATES
RACE/ETHNICITY IN POVERTY
Native American
29%
3,004,148 306,902
White
8%
African American
36%
Children under 18
10.8%
Working Women
11.8%
Working Men
9.0%
ABOUT POVERTY
Latino
16%
INSECURITY
Hunger/Food
insecurity
Asian American
11%
Affordable
Housing
11.5% 62.0 units for every 100
renter households
Unemployment
3.4%
High School
Graduates
84.8%
Children living
apart from parents
In every 1000 kids,
3 children are put
into foster care.
Assets/Savings
8.7% used high-cost,
high-risk forms of credit,
including loans
Health Ins.
Coverage
17.9% under the age
65 & below 138% of
poverty had coverage.
Disconnected Youth
(those ages 18-24)
11.0%
Teen Birth Rates
17.6%

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CONTACT US
First and foremost, we want to thank all those who
have become part of our Habitat family.
It is with the help from volunteers, donors, and other
community members that we can create
"a world where everyone has a decent place to live."
If you wish to volunteer, please contact:
Neyla Hadfield, Volunteer Coordinator
vol@habitatwd.org
If you wish to donation materials and items directly to
our Habitat Home builds, please contact:
Rick Boman, Construction Manager
rick@habitatwd.org
2955 Harrison Blvd.
Suite 202
Ogden UT 84403
801-475-9821
info@habitatwd.org
habitatwd.org
If you wish to make a large financial donation directly
to our affiliate, please contact:
Jeannie M. Gamble, Executive Director
jeannieg@habitatwd.org
For any pick-up donations for our ReStore, please
contact the Ogden ReStore:
801-393-3287
restoremanager@habitatwd.org
For any other questions or concerns, please contact
our Main Office:
801-475-9821
info@habitatwd.org
We hope that you continue to help us build homes,
communities, and hope.
3111 Wall Ave.
Ogden UT 84401
801-393-3287
restoremanager@
habitatwd.org
habitatwdrestore.org