Annual Report 2011 - Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna

2011 ANNUAL REPORT • Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna
repair Program . . .
During this fiscal year, our repair program
reached a couple of milestones. First, the
program served more families and recorded
more repairs than ever before. Secondly, the
program served its 100th family since its
inception just over 3 years ago. In addition to
the 48 families served with repairs, an additional
34 families were served during “Heat’s On” and
“Heating Across America.” These events were
held in partnership with local HVAC companies,
who donated their time and labor to inspect and
repair heating units, ensuring that they were in
working order and safe for the coming winter.
Total Repairs
68 48
Completed
48 - Critical Repairs
16 - Weatherization Repairs
4 - Accessibility Ramps
Families
Served
Construction
Highlights
New Homes . . . Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna
homes are simple, decent and affordable. Our homes are large
enough to meet a family’s needs but small enough to keep
construction and maintenance costs low. HHS uses quality
building materials and all homes are Energy Star qualified.
Through volunteer support, efficient building methods and
no-interest loans, Habitat homes are affordable for Cecil and
Harford County families in need.
10
Families
moved into new homes in FY2011
Aberdeen
Harris Family 454 Dorsey Road
Cockran Family 510 First Street
Herbert Family 512 First Street
Espey Family 612 Third Street
Tinsley Family 614 Third Street
Taylor Family 442 Baltimore Street
York Family 23 Chesapeake Court
Vasquez Family 446 Washington Street
Edgewood
Hiser Family 806 Angel Valley Court
Burt Family 1325 Apple Ridge Court
The above families performed more than 3200
hours of sweat equity on their home or the homes
of other partner families and attended 96 hours of
financial education classes.