2008 - Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity

The Twin Cities Habitat for
Humanity ReStore generated
$548,000 in net sales.
Far left: Larry Hossfeld, donor
of two move-in ready homes!
Left: Engdasew, Sara, Abeba
and Josef, happy and safe in
their Ripley Gardens home.
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Annual Report 2007 – 2008
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity
Annual Report
2007 – 2008

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity
Annual Report 2007 – 2008

Dear Friends,
Th is year has brought about some dramatic changes in our country. We can’t think
of a time in recent history where the need for safe, decent and aff ordable homes has
ever been more acute — where the importance of stable housing for family success
has ever been as clear.
While Habitat for Humanity remains committed to building in the urban core, we also
built Habitat homes for the very fi rst time in four more cities in the region. In all, 40
partner cities have now welcomed Habitat families to their neighborhoods. A Brush
with Kindness served more families than ever before, and our Mortgage Foreclosure
Prevention Program counseled more than 700 Minneapolis families who are struggling
to keep their homes. And, we accomplished this with your help while having to quickly
adapt to the changing market around us. Our very endurance is a testimony to our
innovation and your partnership.
As you read the stories of hope in this report, you will be struck by the perseverance
not only of the families we serve, but of our volunteers and donors who have given so
generously to Habitat this past year. Greatness is rarely measured from a particular
moment in time, but rather the sum of our actions over the many days of our lives.
So many individuals have contributed their hearts and hands to the families we
serve — your lives truly refl ect “greatness” beyond measure.
Each and every one of you have contributed to our work so that together we can
eliminate poverty housing from the Twin Cities and make decent, aff ordable shelter
for all people a matter of conscience. Th ank you for building a tangible legacy for our
community.
Gratefully,
Susan Haigh, President
Mark Lee, Chair of the Board of Directors

Twin Cities Habitat’s Mission
To eliminate poverty housing from the Twin Cities and to make decent, affordable
shelter for all people a matter of conscience.
Our Vision for the Future
We see a Twin Cities region where hard-working families can own homes in healthy
neighborhoods with access to jobs, transportation, and quality schools. We will help
make decent, affordable housing a matter of our collective character — by continuing
to build and preserve homes, by supporting families and by engaging the community
in our mission.
The Values that Guide Us
Faith in Action
We are called by our faith in God to serve families in need with generosity, humility
and love. We welcome people of all faith backgrounds and beliefs to join us in our
common goal of eliminating poverty housing.
Hope
We provide hope and opportunity for hard working families who seek a safe, welcoming
home as a foundation for a life of well-being. We provide hope and opportunity for all
who seek to generously share their resources to build a just and equitable world.
Community
We bring people from all walks of life together in partnership to build decent, affordable
housing, create community and transform lives.
Integrity
We honor our commitments, and we act with fairness, honesty and respect in all of our
relationships and in our stewardship of the resources entrusted to us.
Perseverance
We continually strive for excellence and innovation to create a positive, enduring
impact in all that we do.
A typical Habitat home is 1,400 square feet with three bedrooms.
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We serve families that
earn less than 50% of
the Area Median Income
(AMI). For a family of
four the AMI for 2008
was $80,900.

Homeownership Program
Diversity is not often a term you hear associated with housing, but that’s exactly the
word to describe Twin Cities Habitat’s housing portfolio. In addition to the range
of multifamily building styles the affiliate has tackled over the years, our in-house
design team has developed over 30 spin-offs from their original five basic single
family house designs.
The flexibility and innovation of our build team has enabled us to help more Twin
Cities communities offer a range of housing options. With the variety of designs, we
can cater our homebuilding to fit the unique needs of a given community. Yet, while
Twin Cities Habitat houses are indistinguishable from the neighboring homes on the
outside, the inside of the homes remain modest to reflect our approach of building
simple, decent and affordable homes.
Despite the simplicity of design, Twin Cities Habitat has remained committed to using
quality building materials that are sustainable and durable, and has continued to make
strides in our affordable green building efforts.
We are building a
tangible legacy for the
community
This past year, Twin Cities Habitat dedicated
homes in the cities of Anoka, Bayport, Chaska,
Chanhassen, Hastings, Minneapolis, Plymouth,
Ramsey, St. Paul, St. Paul Park and Woodbury,
half of which were in fast-growing communities
where we have built for the first time.
In addition, in response to the foreclosure crisis, Twin Cities Habitat has developed a
foreclosure remediation strategy. Habitat anticipates purchasing several properties in the
core cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as inner ring suburbs in the coming year.
The organization continues to build in many cities throughout the region, but ultimately
the focus remains on where the need for affordable housing is greatest. We understand
that we are building a tangible legacy for the community.
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Children with stable housing are more likely to stay in school longer.
Habitat homes are not only
beautiful on their own, but blend
into the surrounding community.
Education for homeowners
includes instruction in
home maintenance, and in
being a good neighbor.

Homeowner Story: Ron and Tari
Ron awoke to the smell of smoke but didn’t think much of it. Then came the fire alarm;
there was Ron all alone with nowhere to go. Relegated to a wheelchair and living on the
third floor of his apartment building, there was no elevator to bring him to safety.
“I thought to myself there is no way I’m making it out of here on my own power,” said
Ron. “Thankfully, the firemen were able to pound my door down. Then they wrapped
me in sheets and carried me down the stairs.”
Ron no longer deals
with elevators or stairs
and there are ramps
leading to the front and
back doors.
Scared of living alone after the fire, Ron, his girlfriend
Tari, and her teenage daughter Tamme looked for
apartments where they could live together. Finding
an affordable place that was accessible for Ron’s
wheelchair and large enough to accommodate their
family of three was impossible. So they kept their
separate apartments, hoping that one day they could
afford a place for their family to call home.
One day while reading Access Press, Ron came across an article portraying the need for
affordable housing for disabled people. Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity was holding
informational meetings to get people with disabilities involved with the program.
Ron and Tari braved a snowstorm, driving from Plymouth to attend a meeting in
Minneapolis. That very night they began the application process and took their first
steps towards owning their own home.
“It wasn’t more than a couple months after the meeting that we received the call telling
us we had been selected for a home in Plymouth,” says Ron. “I was so thrilled to be a
homeowner in the city I’ve lived in for the past 15 years.”
Twin Cities Habitat’s construction staff tailored a home for Ron’s special needs.
Cupboards with shelves that slide out, lowered light switches, and specially positioned
windows to help regulate Ron’s delicate body temperature, were a couple of the
provisions made. Ron no longer deals with elevators or stairs and there are ramps
leading to the front and back doors. As for Tari, she enjoys being able to come back
with groceries for the week, walk a couple steps, and be inside her home.
When it came time for the family to put in their allotted sweat equity hours neither
Ron nor Tari could participate as construction volunteers. Tari, recovering from major
back surgery, spent her volunteer time doing data entry and mass mailings. Ron, on
the other hand, put his photography talents to use by taking hundreds of snapshots
of Habitat volunteers. Through the volunteer process both Ron and Tari developed
lasting relationships with Habitat staff that they will never forget.
“Whether it was the site supervisors, AmeriCorps members or office staff,” Ron said.
“It’s been an absolute joy getting to know everyone we have come in contact with
through this program.”
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Ron and Tari enjoy time spent in their kitchen, which BOTH can use.
Special features included ramps,
paddle-style light switches,
pull-out (and pull-down) drawers
at chair-accessible height, and
roll-in shower.

A Brush with Kindness Program
Whether it’s installing a railing for an ailing senior citizen or providing painting
renovations for a family whose money is going to medical bills, Twin Cities Habitat’s
A Brush with Kindness program has been a blessing to those in need. “Many of these
homeowners have owned their residence for decades, and have worked hard to maintain
them,” said Pat Lund, Program Manager.
As one or two
homes on a block
are fixed up, other
neighbors tend to
follow suit and
community pride
blossoms.
At the same time that they experience life challenges
like aging, disability, death of a spouse, or divorce, they
also face challenges keeping up with repairs to their
home. For the first time, they may find themselves in
the awkward and sometimes embarrassing position of
asking for help. A Brush with Kindness is a program
that connects people and restores homes through
simple acts of assistance so that homeowners can once
again live in a safe and decent home.
In the past year terrible economic conditions have
elevated the importance of A Brush with Kindness for
low-income people in need. Unfortunately, the resources to help these homeowners
have not kept up with the ever increasing need. To better respond to the need, A
Brush with Kindness focused on using more volunteers in the spring season, finding
skilled volunteer crews to concentrate on the more difficult projects and expanding
the number of projects for seniors. This past year A Brush with Kindness worked with
over 2,000 on-site volunteers, 121 volunteer groups and served 100 families helping to
rebuild dozens of city neighborhoods.
A Brush with Kindness has made a deliberate effort to take on projects in neighborhoods
where Twin Cities Habitat homes are being built. Run-down homes that need some
attention are being brought back to life, so they can once again provide a warm and
secure home for a low income family. “It’s exciting to see how the program has a ripple
effect on the surrounding neighborhoods where we work,” said Lund. “As one or two
homes on a block are fixed up, other neighbors tend to follow suit and community
pride blossoms.”
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Work on 100 ABWK homes was completed this year.
2,000 volunteers
in 121 groups
made it happen!
This home used
over a gallon of
window glazing.

Homeowner Story: Trish Lynne and family
For homeowner Trish Lynne a citation from the city couldn’t have come at a worse
time. Working two jobs, enrolled in nursing school and being the single mother of four
left her virtually no time to prep and paint the exterior of her home. “I was planning
to paint the house all along,” she said. “I just didn’t think I’d be under the gun like this
to get it done.”
Facing the possible loss of her home and steep fines Trish sought help from family
and friends. Her father even took vacation time, traveling from Michigan to lend a
hand. The group that assembled began to scrape and sand the flaky, rotting paint that
had covered the home for years. “The help was great at first and I appreciated it whole
heartedly,” she said. “However it was difficult for people to come back every weekend
while keeping up with their own lives.”
Knowing that my family
will be together in this
home for some time,
I feel whole again.
Months passed, her helpers came and went and
Trish was left with half a house painted and a
rapidly approaching deadline. Looking for some
help she applied for a loan but was later rejected.
Trish then asked for and was granted a continuance
from the city. Running out of options she turned
to Twin Cities Habitat’s A Brush with Kindness
after reading a success story in her neighborhood
newsletter. Within weeks Trish was back on ladders
painting trim, this time with the help of Habitat
staff and volunteers who supplied the resources to get the job done.
“After not getting approved for a loan I lost all hope that the improvements would ever
be made,” Trish said. “I can’t thank Habitat enough for establishing this program that
keeps families in their home.”
Currently Trish lives with her fiancé Don and his child in the same home that caused
so much trouble for so long. The couple’s first date came after a long day of painting for
Trish. “I remember having paint still caked on my fingernails and then explaining to
him the mess I was going through,” she says. With five kids in the house going to three
different schools Trish is thankful to no longer be single parenting. “With Don moving
in and knowing that my family will be together in this home for some time, I feel whole
again,” she says. “I make it a point to tell other low-income families struggling to hold
onto their house about what A Brush with Kindness has done for me.”
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Don and Trish, with kids Ira, Mary, Ruth, and Eliezer
Work on the Lynne family
home took volunteer crews
about five days to complete,
once ABWK volunteers
stepped in to help.
Paint colors: light green siding,
dark blue trim + white fascia
Ira on his fifth birthday!

Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention
After a hard day’s work on the job or in school — or in times of illness, discomfort or
turmoil — nothing beats the experience of coming home. This past year has reflected
just how fragile the comforts and stability of home are, as our nation continued to
experience the subprime mortgage meltdown.
Hope arrives in many forms. For residents of Minneapolis, hope comes from a familiar
name in the housing world.
Things are slowly
changing for the better.
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s Mortgage Foreclosure
Prevention Program has been on the front lines of the
housing crisis, led by veteran foreclosure prevention
expert Cheryl Peterson, who manages the program.
Habitat’s foreclosure prevention counselors bring hope
to the families that desperately need to secure that sacred
place they call home.
Make no mistake — the program’s model carries the same “bootstraps” approach that
is characteristic of Habitat’s other programming. Homeowners must also be open to
straight talk, honest feedback, and lifestyle changes that will help them get current on
their mortgage payments.
“We facilitate the process, negotiate with lenders and do our part to help them resolve
bad mortgage arrangements. But ultimately, the homeowner has to be an active
participant in the process,” said Peterson.
In the past year, the Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention Program has seen an explosion
of growth as it doubled in size and staff. After more than 15 years serving residents of
South and Southeast Minneapolis, the program was asked to assume coverage of North
and Northeast Minneapolis during the worst mortgage foreclosure crisis in history.
Being in the unique vantage point of serving homeowners in the urban core, Peterson
has seen lending mortgage trends swing from one end of the spectrum to the other.
“The bad news is that subprime trends happened in the urban core first. But the good
news is that the urban core also saw the first trends of mortgage lenders who were open
to working with homeowners at risk of foreclosure,” said Peterson.
Loan modifications are one trend in the mortgage industry that Peterson loves to see.
Kwame, Tessa, Hassan, Cheryl, Matt and Aleisha
Superheroes to over 700
Minneapolis homeowners
Over $546,145.00 in deliquent
payments modified!
“They are a sign that things are slowly changing for the better,” she said.
As the pace of foreclosures in the urban core starts to slow, Habitat’s Mortgage
Foreclosure Prevention Program is developing ways to increase the breadth and depth
of its services to include financial literacy, homebuyer workshops, and more.
As Peterson puts it, “Each foreclosure we help prevent is energizing. There’s nothing
quite like empowering someone to save their home.”
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Homeowner Story: Molly
Months of searching for a home had worn Molly down. Each house she and her husband
visited told its own story; too costly, unsafe neighborhood, run-down, no park nearby.
“Then we found this absolute gem of a place in South Minneapolis,” exclaimed Molly.
The couple closed on the property in December of 2005.
Unfortunately within a few months of the purchase Molly and her husband divorced,
leaving her with full responsibility for the mortgage. It didn’t take long for the luster of
being a homeowner to wear off.
Searching for answers she sought out a friend who worked in banking. With his assistance
she was able to negotiate a new mortgage with fixed payments for the next three years.
Our program provided
the first steps toward
her living a healthier life
But nothing could have prepared Molly for what
the next few weeks would bring. Within just four
days she signed her final divorce papers and was
diagnosed with breast cancer. For the first time
in Molly’s life she was forced to lean on others for
support. Recovering from a double-mastectomy, she
moved back home with her parents and was out of
work for months.
Even as she coped with these unfortunate conditions, Molly reached out to her mortgage
company to be sure they were aware of her situation. Despite these attempts her calls
were seldom returned.
“No one would talk to me. I couldn’t get a consistent person, let alone consistent
answers,” said Molly. “I returned to work as soon as I could and made a double-payment
in December so that I wouldn’t be more than three months behind on my mortgage
and move into foreclosure. “
With her options limited, a delinquency letter from the mortgage company proved to
be pivotal. The letter described Twin Cities Habitat’s Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention
Program which offers free counseling to those in need. Molly made the call immediately
and a counselor was assigned to her. That’s when Molly started to notice a change.
“The counselors were able to talk with people at [the mortgage company] that I couldn’t
get through to, and they were able to get answers I never could,” said Molly. “Having
someone to advocate on my behalf with the mortgage company and to navigate me
through the process is what made all the difference. It’s what kept me in my home.”
With her counselor’s help Molly was able to modify her loan this past Spring, bringing
her primary mortgage to five percent. Program Manager Cheryl Petersen saw first
hand the struggle Molly had to endure and was impressed with her commitment to
being a part of the solution.
“Our success is directly linked to how hard homeowners are willing to work to save
their homes,” said Cheryl. “By helping Molly regain control of her mortgage, our
program provided the first steps toward her living a healthier life.
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Molly and dog, Frida, bring comfort to each other after a long day.
By keeping her
home, Molly was
able to continue
her landscaping
business.

Housing Matters! Program
This past year, Twin Cities Habitat launched Housing Matters!, an educational program
designed to engage volunteers, supporters and the general public in exploring what it will
take to create a Twin Cities region where everyone has a decent, affordable place to live.
“The need for affordable housing is enormous and far greater than we at Habitat can
address alone,” said Susan Haigh, President of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. “Our
advocacy work and awareness campaign have to be about more than Habitat homes and
home ownership. We are one vital part of a larger housing continuum, but our region
also needs more emergency shelter beds, rental housing, and affordable homeownership
for working families. Habitat for Humanity supporters can help influence the public
will to make a greater investment in these needed housing solutions, too.”
Little by little, each step
we take can add up to an
enormous impact.
As a part of Housing Matters! Twin Cities Habitat
added a new feature to the construction volunteer
experience last Spring called Build. Think. Act!,
where volunteers participate in small group
discussions to get them thinking and talking
with each other about housing and a variety of
community solutions.
Activities address five key housing questions: Who can’t afford housing at current
prices? Why is it important that everyone in our community has a decent affordable
place to call home? What does the solution look like? Where is affordable housing
needed and what factors determine where it can be created? How do we make sure
everyone has access to decent housing that is affordable?
Once the final curriculum was in place, the true test was taking it to long term Habitat
for Humanity supporters. John Winters heads up 3M C.A.R.E.S., a year-round regular
volunteer crew of retired 3M engineers that’s worked with Habitat since the early 90’s.
“Our volunteers initially said, ah, geez, we have to go to a lecture, or go to class,” said
Winters. “But they really got into it. We know about building houses, but we didn’t
really know about the need that exists in our community.”
“The take home message for most of us was that there are many respectable occupations
that cannot afford a decent home,” said Winters. “When we were a young couple, my
wife worked, but she didn’t have to in order to support the family. My income was
sufficient. But that’s not the case today — for most families, there has to be a double
income to afford decent housing — and sometimes even that isn’t enough.”
Volunteers use knot-tying as a metaphor for
how housing affects a community at every level.
Housing Matters!
was funded in part
by a grant from the
McKnight Foundation.
Housing Matters! is part of a larger comprehensive communications and community
relations effort. Issues-based newsletter stories, media relations and news coverage,
government relations, coalition building and grassroots community outreach have
all laid further groundwork for bringing housing issues front and center in the Twin
Cities community.
“Influencing the public will doesn’t happen over night,” said Haigh. “But little by little,
each step we take can add up to an enormous impact.”
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The Year in Review
Awards and Accolades
It was an award-winning year for Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. The following are
a partial list of recognitions and accolades from the past year.
Construction Awards
ENERGY STAR, 2008 Excellence in Efficient Homes
Ripley Gardens
Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission, Adaptive Reuse Project Award
Goodrich/Garfield Rehabilitation
St. Paul Heritage Preservation Commission, Vote of Confidence Award
Communications Awards
2007 Minnesotsa PRSA Classics Award, Habitat Herald Newsletter
2008 Hermes Creative Platinum Award, 2006 – 2007 Annual Report
2008 Hermes Creative Gold Awards for Press Release Writing and Special Publications
700 th Home
On May 17 in North Minneapolis, Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity celebrated the
dedication of the organization’s 700 th home, with homebuyers Song Lee and Chue Yang.
Twin Cities Habitat’s 700 Homes included: 40,425 gallons of paint; 166,320 pounds of
nails and screws; over 3 million volunteer hours; financial contributions, volunteers
and/or in-kind donations from over 5,000 corporations, 750 faith-based groups, 700
foundations and community organization, 220 school and youth groups, and 100,000
individuals; and over 10 dedicated, weekly, year-round, all-weather volunteer crews.
Energy Star Builder
At the end of fiscal year 2008, Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity had a cumulative total
of 193 homes that were ENERGY STAR labeled, making the organization the largest
nonprofit builder, and the third largest builder overall of ENERGY STAR homes in the
State of Minnesota.
Give Local, Impact Global
Gifts to Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity have global reach through a tithe to Habitat
for Humanity International — 10 percent of unrestricted gifts received by the Twin
Cities affiliate are donated to homebuilding efforts worldwide. In fiscal year 2008,
with generous support from our donors, Twin Cities Habitat was able to tithe $187,416,
which provided enough revenue to build 50 homes abroad, contributing to Habitat’s
global effort to end poverty housing.
ReStore Growth
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore surpassed its annual revenue goal by
generating $548,000 in net sales. The store is in the process of moving locations, and
will open doors in March 2009 at its new home in New Brighton.
Hard Hat & Black Tie Gala
This past year’s Hard Hat & Black Tie Gala was the most successful fundraising event
in Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s history. The event saw record-setting attendance,
and raised over $300,000 through corporate sponsorships, live and silent auctions, and
generous donations from Habitat supporters. We are deeply grateful for the efforts of
the Twin Cities Habitat Board of Directors and Hard Hat & Black Tie Committee in
contributing to the gala’s success.
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F inancials Twin Cities Habitat engages over 20,000 volunteers each year..
Twin Cities Habitat brings people together to create and preserve homeownership in
our neighborhoods, to partner with hard-working, low-income families to be successful
homeowners, and to inspire action that promotes affordable housing for everyone in our
community. The use of resources can be broken down into four areas:
Creating Local and International Homeownership
We build or renovate homes, utilizing volunteer labor, donated materials, and contributed
funds. The homes are sold to pre-qualified, low-income families, who are selected based
on their need, ability to repay the Habitat mortgage, and willingness to partner by
helping to build their home and by learning how to be a successful homeowner. We also
tithe a portion of our general donations to Habitat for Humanity International for use
in building homes outside the United States. We partnered with 50 Twin Cities families
and 50 families in other countries to build Habitat homes.
Financing Homeownership
Our homes are sold to qualified family partners at cost, with zero percent interest
mortgages. Monthly mortgage payments collected by Twin Cites Habitat are added
to the donation resources used for building additional homes for families in need.
We serviced over 560 home mortgages in our portfolio.
Preserving Homeownership
We work with homeowners who need help staying in their home. Our A Brush With
Kindness program uses volunteer labor to help low-income homeowners repair
and maintain their homes. Our Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention program provides
counseling services to any Minneapolis homeowner in danger of losing their home
to foreclosure. We partnered with 100 low-income families to repair their homes and
provided counseling to over 700 Minneapolis families at risk of foreclosure.
Community Engagement
Our Inspire Action initiative runs throughout the activities of the organization. The
goals of this program include mobilizing volunteers, educating the public about housing
issues, and advocating for public policy that supports affordable housing for everyone in
our community. We partnered with over 20,000 volunteers in support of our mission
and we launched our Build. Think. Act! on-site educational program.
Twin Cities Habitat
families have six
members in the
household, on average.
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Families put in
300–500 hours
of sweat-equity
prior to move-in.

Balance Sheet
June 30, 2008
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents ..........................................$2,914,361
Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets.....................................366,833
Accounts and Pledges Receivable Net ...................................509,005
Homes in Progress Inventory .........................................4,020,845
Land Inventory .....................................................4,111,213
Building Materials Inventory ..........................................643,922
Mortgages Receivable Net of Unamortized Discount ....................24,655,182
Buildings and Equipment Net. ........................................1,347,475
Total Assets ..................................................... $38,568,886
Liabilities
Accounts Payable ................................................... $561,263
Accrued Expenses ....................................................443,461
Affiliate Payable. ...................................................... 69,824
Long Term Debt Net of Unamortized Discount ........................15,563,014
Total Liabilities ....................................................16,637,562
Net Assets
Restricted and Unrestricted Net Assets................................21,931,324
Total Liabilities & Net Assets ...................................... $38,568,886
Statement of Activities
Year ending June 30, 2008
Revenues
Contributions & Grants .............................................$9,634,141
In-kind Materials, Services & Land ....................................1,888,631
Total Contributions & Grants ........................................11,522,772
Other Income.........................................................319,925
Houses Sold & Financed by Habitat....................................6,314,123
Total Revenues (Restricted & Unrestricted) ............................18,156,820
Expenses
Program Services ..................................................14,100,774
Management & General ............................................... 515,289
Fundraising ........................................................1,764,559
Total Expenses.....................................................16,380,622
Operating Income...................................................1,776,198
Interest Rate Discounting * and Amortization Net.......................(1,128,849)
Change in Net Assets ................................................$647,349
* 0% homebuyer mortgages and low-interest loans have been discounted to reflect interest costs if market interest
rates had been charged.
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Expenses Overview
Major program spending ...........................................86.6%
Creating Local Homeownership .......... $11,215,398 ................65.9%
Creating International Homeownership ......$187,416 .................1.1%
Financing Homeownership .................$543,996 .................6.9%
Preserving Homeownership. ................$831,664 .................4.9%
Community Engagement ..................1,332,300 .................7.8%
$14,100,774
Administration. ...........................$515,289 .................3.0%
Fundraising. ............................ $1,764,559 ................10.4%
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A Community of Givers
Gifts given in fiscal year July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008
As a contributor, you are the heart of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. We thank you
for your generous continued support.
Every gift is precious. This year 8,466 donors gave financial and in-kind gifts of less
than $500. Together, they contributed $654,657. In an effort to conserve resources, we
have chosen to recognize these donors as a group.
To view the full list, visit http://www.tchabitat.org/full_list.html.
Table of Contents
28 Individuals & Family Foundations
35 Foundations & Trusts
36 Corporations
38 Schools & Educational Institutions
38 Tribal Nations
38 Civic, Professional & Fraternal Organizations
39 Religious Congregations & Organizations
40 Faith & Community Coalitions
41 Public Sector Grant & Loan Support
41 Habitat 500 Bike Riders
42 In-kind Donations
44 Gifts Made in Tribute
45 Leadership Team & Board of Directors
46 Staff
46 AmeriCorps & VISTA
About 1,000 feet of
trim (500 feet of
casing, and 500 feet
of baseboard) go
into each Twin Cities
Habitat home.
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The average cost to build a Habitat home is currently $184,300.
Our volunteers are all-weather;
construction on a home takes place,
rain or shine, heat or cold.

Individuals & Family Foundations
$50,000 + (Builder’s Circle Architects)
Anonymous (1)
Norman and Kathy Baer
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
DeSimone Family Fund
Robert and Corinne Ferris in memory of Keith McAmis
Allen F. Jacobson
Larry Hossfeld
Jennifer and Herve Sarteau
Susan Wick and Glen Shifflet
$25,000 + (Builder’s Circle Engineers)
Anonymous (1)
Christopher and Tricia Hall
Huey Family 1999 Annuity Trust
Roger and Pat Kerber
Kinney Family Foundation
$10,000 + (Builder’s Circle Project Managers)
Anonymous (3)
Edward R. Bazinet Foundation
Imagine the Possibilities, the David Breen Memorial
Fund
Buuck Family Foundation
Timothy and Kellie Campbell
Edward and Judy Cannon
The Caridad Corporation
William and Winnie Coyne
Candace Dick
Kevin Filter and Rosemary Kessler
Freier Family Foundation
William and Bonita Frels
Tim and Susan Griffin
David and Dawn Hill
Michael Israel and Laura Beth Landy
Earl and Beverly Johnson
Charles and Mary Kiester
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Kuhrmeyer
Lipkin Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation
Thomas and Mari Lowe
RAFT Charitable Foundation
John and Jackie Reedy
Russell and Nancy Rigby
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
The Taishoff Family Foundation
Mike and Penny Winton
$5,000 + (Builder’s Circle Site Foremen)
Anonymous (4)
Richard Anderson and Susan Kent Anderson
Wayne and Stephanie Atkins
John and Ruth Bergerson Family Fund of The
Minneapolis Foundation
John C. Bergstrom
Daniel and Pamela Blake
Connie Brummel
Caliber Foundation
Steve and Susie Fritze Family Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
Ann Gilsdorf
Michael and Elizabeth Gorman
James and Laura Hamilton
Gerard L. Hammink
Terry and Patricia Hammink
He Worked for It Fund of the Minnesota Community
Foundation
Roger and Vicki Henry
Rosemary C. Iversen
Dean and Kathryn Johnson
Krisbin Foundation Trust
Mark Lee and Billie Zippel
Winston R. Lindberg Trust
Donald and Margaret Longlet
The Luther Family Foundation
Robert and Shelley Lynch
Barry and Sharon Mason
Timothy and Katherine McGinley
Mike and Kelly Nordstrom
Earl D. and Marian N. Olson Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
Pierce Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation
Rice Family Foundation / Mr. and Mrs. James
Bowditch and Mr. and Mrs. John Douglass
Thomas Ritchie and Kristen Ekstrom-Ritchie
The Robins Family Foundation
Susan Thompson Schmid
Carol M. Schneeweis
Lorie Skibness
Emil J. and Emily D. Slowinski Fund
Smaby Family Foundation
Bryan C. Steelman
Peter Torvik and Julie Holland
Watson Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation
$2,500 + (Builder’s Circle Carpenters)
Anonymous (3)
Barbara Andersen
Sarah Andersen and Christopher Hayner
William and Gayle Andrs
Mark and Sophia Anema
Cheryl Bailey
Ronald and Jacquelyn Belschner
Jay and Ann Boekhoff
Randy and Susan Boser
Campbell Foundation
A. V. Carlson
Mike and Nelly Carnahan
Chase Family Foundation
Stuart and Jean Chastain
Darrell and Lynne Christensen
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Daitch
Toby Dayton
Michael Eckhardt
Janese M. Evans
Jeffrey and Carla Faust
James R. Fuchs
Susan Funk and Wood Kidner
Eugene J. Gretter
Douglas Hepper and Anne Pantelich
Armin and Ester Hirsch Foundation
Gary and Celine Horn
Ellyn Hosch and Lee Biersdorf
David and Shirley Hubers Family Fund of The
Minneapolis Foundation
Bruce and Beverly Johnsen
Daniel and Terri Johnson
Deborah Johnston
Hermann and Janet Kauls
Bob and Muriel Klosterman
Robert and Denise Kokales
Michael and Laurie Kozlak
Lynn Sheryl Levinson Fund of The Minneapolis
Foundation
Jeff and Sheryl Louie
James and Diane Mahan
Edward Matthees and Patty Ploetz
Dick and Joyce H. McFarland Family Fund of The
Minneapolis Foundation
Gregory and Lori McMillan
Roger and Barbara Merrill
Norm K. Nystrom
Pamela Olson
Joan E. Palmquist
Robert and Judy Prentiss
Kevin Roche and Susan Woodwick
John and Sandra Roe
John and Lois Rogers
David and Claire Ruebeck
Sampson Family Charitable Trust
Walter E. Sawicki
Lanny and Charlotte Schmidt
William Schultz and Sara Mohn
Lisa P. Sinclair Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation
Kathryn Skinner
Peter and Elizabeth Smith
R.E. Swager Family Foundation
Mary Tingerthal and Conrad Soderholm
Charles and Paula Town
Beverly A. Vandenburgh
J. Derek and Tracie Vandenburgh
Lyle and Joanne Wandrei
Edy Ward Charitable Fund
John and Lois Welshons
Phil and Anne Zink
$1,000 + (Builder’s Circle Painters)
Anonymous (8)
Cheryl Adkinson
Richard and Sarah Amos
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John Amundson and Sally Weissman
Daniel and Alice Anderson
Jean and Mike Antonello
Kathleen J. Arendt
Ted and Ruth Arneson
Martha and Bruce Atwater Fund of The Minneapolis
Foundation
Beverly Aubol
Carole and Doug Baker Fund of The Minneapolis
Foundation
Lauren Baker and Eric Black
Mary and Vance Baran
Sherry A. Batterman
Warren and Donna Beck
Brenda Becker
Elmer F. Beckman
Tanya Bell and Lee Schafer
Christopher Bennington and Susan Standiford
Kent and Margo Bergene
Bergren Family Foundation
Harley E. Bergren
The Bieber Family Foundation
Sandra J. Biermeier
Elizabeth Bixby
Bill Blackburn
Suzanne F. Boda
Duane and Jean Bojack
Connie L. Boltinghouse
Wade and Deborah Borg
Michael Borneman and Regina Anctil
Marcia Braaten
Nancy and David Brady
Jay and Judith Brask
Charles and Alice Bresnahan
Lucile A. Brink
Broadwaters Foundation
Michael and Patti Bross
Patti S. Brown
Budd Family Fund
Kenneth and Crystal Burns
Mary W. Burwell
Dennis and Nan Callahan
Lennis Carpentier and Linda Arlien
Joseph and Astrid Carroll Charitable Gift Fund
Randy Castle and Sharon Carstens Castle
John and Leslea Caswell
Douglas and Dorothy Chapman
Rachelle Dockman Chase
Christopherson Family Fund of The Minneapolis
Foundation
Gregory and Kimberly Coil
Douglas and Sands Coleman Fund of The Minneapolis
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Torrey Conard
John and Maryann Corbett
Julie Corty and Richard Erickson Family Fund of The
Minneapolis Foundation
Michael and Julia Costello
John R. Cross

Brian Crow and Rebecca Adams
Gary and Jeanie Cunningham
John and Sally Cuningham
Mary Dahl
Mark and Linda Dalsin
John and Nancy Darnall
William L. Davidson
Christian Davis and Sarah Snapp
Bruce Dayton and Ruth Stricker-Dayton
Ronald P. Deeb
Rick Diehl and Delia Sonnenburg
Jeffrey and Charlotte Disch
Craig and Connie Dorn
Ernest and Mary Dorn
Douglas Foundation
Patrick and Catherine Egan
Kent and Constance Emerson
Charles Engasser Memorial Foundation
Roger A. Engdahl
Betty L. Engebretson
Frederick and Carol Entwistle
Tom and Doretta Ertmann
Susan E. Fanucci
Paul and Ann Fate
Vance D. Fiegel
Bruce and Diane Fillips
Richard and Beverly Fink Family Foundation
Daisy and Todd Firebaugh
Fay E. Fishman
Barry Fitzgerald
Chris Flaherty
Peter Flint and Janice Symchych
Harold and Christine Foglesong
William and Susan Forsmark
Jack and Beth Frangipane
Franske Family Fund of the Catholic Community
Foundation
William and Louise French
Sonya Fuad and G.T. O’Bryan
Michael and Paula Gaboury
John and Martha Gabbert
The Gage Family Foundation
Jerry and Ellen Gallagher
Robert E. Garnett
Jack and Sarah Garrett
Heidi Gesell and John Edgerton
David Gill and Karen Thimmesch
Janet Goehle
Dennis and Frances Gonyea
Steve and Lori Gottschalk
Todd and Jennifer Graham
David M. Gregg
Chuck Grimsrud and Penny Bond
Joseph and Marjorie Grinnell
Derek Groft and Cathy Herfindal
Michael Groppetti
Susan Haigh and Gregg Johnson
David R. Halgren
James and Marion Hall
Claudia and Richard Hannah
Michael J. Hanson
Jill Harmon and Frank Fairman
Frank Harris
Robert and Justine Haselow
Mark Hebert
Richard and Meredithe Hedenstrom
Ira and Jacqueline Heilicher
The Victoria Velie Henry Family Foundation
Armin and Ester Hirsch Foundation
Paul and Michelle Hirschboeck
Holden Family Foundation
John and Colleen Hooley
Norma L. Hovden
Ann M. Hoven, M.D.
John and Rosemary Hunt
Byron and Carmelle Jackson
Diane and Paul Jacobson
Jeffrey and Martha Jentz
Chris Johnson and Megan Bonds
Ruby N. Johnson
Twyla H. Johnson
Ward and Charlotte Johnson
Lorna Jones
Elisabeth and Randall Kahnke
John H. Kaintz
Patricia S. Kane
Roger and Patricia Katzenmaier
Patrick and Margaret Keating
Bert and Sarah Keel
Charles and Emily Kelley
Kent Kelley and Mary Louise Beardsley
Neil and Pauline Kennelly
Bob and Sandy Klas
Shawn Knowles
Paul and Beverly Koch
Russ Kopp and Linda Schaffhausen
Gail Korell and Douglas Brown
Daniel B. Kostka
Joan E. Kreider
Frances J. Kuechler
Mark and Sonia Lager
Richard Lancaster and Abigail McKenzie
Mark T. Larson
Vivian E. Larson
Brian and Jane Lavin
Ronald and Mary Leaf
Jeannine Lee and Roger Finney
Allen and Kathleen Lenzmeier
Thomas and Sheila Letscher
Stephen and Judith Lewis
Dick and Peggy Lidstad
Marianne C. Liebmann
Dennis and Adelaide Lindahl
Philip and Sharon Lindau
James B. Lockhart
Brian and Ruth Long
John S. Lundgren
Michael and Jeanne Lyner
Helmut Maier
Allan Manings
Ronald and Eileen Manning
Tani Maruyama
James Massie and Lynn Oehler
Sara L. Mathieson
Bernard and Sheila McDonagh
McGuire Family Foundation
Mary B. McMillan
Nancy J. McMullen
Maureen McNeal and Richard Skoog
Timothy and Carol McShane
William Mease and Mary Thorpe-Mease
Nola Mellstrom
Roger and Barbara Merrill
Robert B. Mersky
The Doug and Martha Miller Family Foundation
Neal and Roxanne Miller
James and Lorrie Minnich
Larry and Cheryl Moe
James and Carol Moller
Mary E. Morris
Michael Muehlbach
Peter and Karla Myers
James and Karen Nancekivell
Margo M. Nash
Donald Natenstedt
Derek J. Nelson
Theodore and Ramona Nesse
Bruce and Carol Nicholson
Eugene and Bonnie Nugent
Douglas and Carol Ogren
Patrick J. O’Rourke
Paul Osika and Karen Rainford
Hilvie and Aaron Ostrow Gift Fund
Mark and Ann Oswood
Ott Family Gift Fund
Gregory and Cynthia Page
Paul and Rosanne Pankonin
Dave and Joan Pasiuk
Paula Patineau
Richard and Barbara Patterson
David and Nancy Pawlik
Robert and Anne Pedrero
Brad Peterson
Nicholas and Anne Phillippi
Perry Plank
Daniel Polglaze and Pamela Hermann
Dave and Ginny Powell
Harry A. Puryear
Dorothy L. Raetz Kunze
Tim Rainey
Karen J. Rainford
Alfred J. Rashid IV
Walter C. Rasmussen - Northeast Bank Foundation
Alan and Katherine Raymond
Adalbert and Sonja Rehbein
William and Joanne Reiling
Mark and Bonita Rekucki
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Robert Richman
Scott and Barbara Richter
James and Suzanne Riesterer
Ray and Marilyn Riley
Paul and Joan Rimmereid
Anne and Matt Rizzo
Thomas G. Roberts
Patricia Ronning Family Foundation
James and Susan Ross
Bud Rotter Family Foundation
John and Barbara Ruf
Mary E. Rurik
Ross and Lori Ruschmeyer
Bobette A. Sajion
Sampson Family Charitable Trust
Schall Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation
Allan and Deborah Schneider
Thomas S. Schreier, Sr.
Sandra and Thomas S. Schreier, Jr.
Charles S. and Zena A. Scimeca Charitable Fund
Robert and Kimberly Scott
Glen and Peggy Seidel
William and Laura Sexton
Alfrida Shah
Marianne Simons
Roger and Michelle Sit
Thomas Sletten and Anita Davis
Wendy Sommer
Wayne and Karen Soojian
Ella Spanjers
Amy Spartz
Joe Stanley and Lori Zook-Stanley
Norman V. Steere
Ralph and Judy Steiner
Gerhild G. Stiewe
Stewart Stone
Tom and Kari Struthers
Russell and Lori Swanson
Sarah W. Sweatt Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation
Arkady and Sally Synhavsky
Ray and Mary Tahnk-Johnson
Janice E. Tazelaar
Alan and Barbara Tennessen
David P. Tetzlaff
Lea and Jon Theobald
Eric Thraen and Kim Carmean
Michael and Gloria Thurmes Charitable Fund
James and Susan Tincher
Ron and Nita Toensing
Kathy and William Tolo
Rick Treece and Deborah Crocker
Alice A. Tuseth
James and Marie Uhrich
Mildred J. Vaccarella
Thomas and Joan Van Sloun
Kirk and Laurie Velett
Susan Vento
Judy VanOsdel
Lori A. Vosejpka

Becky Wahlund
Marcie Wallace and Paul Zoschke
Kevin Walli and Tani Maryuama
Scott and Barbara Wardell
Kevin and Greta Warren
Dennis and Peggy Wavra
Lee Wear
Donald W. and Elisabeth A. Weber Fund of the
Minnesota Community Foundation
Irma Weber
Anne Weber-Smith and Steve Smith
Pamela Weisdorf
William and Ann Wernz
Florence C. Wertz
James Westin
Richard M. Wien
Jeffrey and Wendy Wilkinson
Carl and Charity Willis
Carol and Anton Wilson
David and Lori Windschitl
Steven Woodley
C. Angus and Margaret Wurtele
Shay Wyley
Jean M. Wylie
Elaine B. Yost
$500 – $999
Anonymous (2)
Helen and John Ackerman
John W. Albers
Robert D. Albright, Jr.
Matthew and Susie Allen
David and Judy Alley
Joseph and Sara Andersen
Brian and Susan Anderson
James and Mary Anderson
Myrtle A. Anderson
Scott Anderson and Lisa Bailey
Sally and Peter Anson
Mary Kay Arthur
Carla Asleson
Jon Austin and Amy Bower-Austin
Peter Bachman and Janet Rice
Kristin M. Baden
Karen Baker
Timothy and Jill Baker
Tim Bardell
Carmen Barlow
David and Mary Ann Barrows Wark
Connie Barry Foundation
Catherine A. Bartlett
Michael and Ruth Bash Donor Advised Endowment Fund
Charles Bass and Lee Welke-Bass
Sandra and Stephen Batalden
Bernie and Patricia Beaver Family Fund of The
Minneapolis Foundation
Leon and Nancy Beck
Brian and Barbara Becker
Peter Bell and Sharon Bottorff
Michael and Ellen Bendel-Stenzel
Andrew and Audrey Benjamin
Jeff Benning
David and Jackie Berg
Linda L. Berg
Stephen Berge
Brent F. Berheim
Michael Beriss
William and Marilyn Bierden
Perry Bjornrud
George and Marilyn Blackney
David and Diane Blake
J.A. and Mary Blanchard
Daniel and Patricia Blaskowski
Marvin Bookin
Darrell H. Boyd
Bradley and Sharon Breeggemann
Gerald and Karen Bren
Gregory S. Brown
Paula Buchta
Scott Burns and Sarah Schmitz-Burns
Dawn E. Campbell
Jon and Susan Campbell
Marty and Chuck Campbell
Craig Canada
Mark O. Caprio
James and Patricia Carlen
Dale Carlquist and Kari Anderson
Alan and Jill Carlson
Jon and Jean Carlson
Alan and Ruth Carp
Kevin Casey Family Fund
Kathryn J. Cima
Edith R. Clark
Erna H. Collins
Brad and Brenda Coons
Brenda H. Cornell
Lydia P. Crawford
Kenneth and Linda Cutler
Mr. Richard L. Dagenais
Lisa J. Dahle
Wendell and Susan Danforth
Stan K. Dardis
Jeffrey T.H. Dekko
Stephen and Elaine Devries
Rose Diestler
Robert and Linda Ditmore
Nancee Doepke
Debra L. Dornfeld
Mike Dougherty
Jeanne I. Dufault
Russell and Nicole Dunne
Ann Dunnigan
Themis and Katherine Economou
Jason S. Egginton
Lael R. Eginton
Kathryn Ehrhard and Pamela Kearney
Jean V. Eittreim
Barbara J. Ellis
Mari B. Elmore
Douglas and Susan Elsass
Linda L. Engberg
George and Mildred Engdahl
G. Ernst
Daniel J. Esch
James and Barbara Esselman
Robert and Mary Ann Evander
John and Linda Exline
Ronald B. Farmer
Stephen J. Fautsch
Bruce A. Finzen
Ewald and Mary Fischer
Jim and Judith Fitzhugh
Patrick and Madeleine Fleming
Richard N. and Carol C. Flint Fund of The Minneapolis
Foundation
Dutton and Caroline Foster
Brian Franchuk
Howard and Judith Fulk
Susan Funk
Dwight and Margaret Ganje
John D. Gatzlaff
Burle and Louetta Gengenbach
Max C. Gerde
Patsy G. Gerde
Shawn and Tim Gibbons
William and Sally Giese
Jennifer L. Gillespie
R.W. and Elizabeth Gilmore
Sarah and Eric Goullaud
Stephen and Candace Gouze
Marguerite Grahn-Bowman
Jason and Janiece Gray
Richard and Carol Gross
Vincent P. Grundman
J. Cameron Guthrie
Robert and Pamela Habeger
Adele Hansen
Philip M. Hanson
Robert and Marlene Harms
Patricia Haswell and Dick Todd
Chris Haugen and Jeff Lohnes
Timothy and Paula Hayes
Maurice R. Hearne
James and Susan Heath
Susan M. Heath
Vernon and Iona Heath
Jeff and Lucy Heegaard
Wilfried and Dynnell Hein
Gary and Vanessa Hendrickson
Michele and Andy Herring Family Fund of The
Minneapolis Foundation
Dave and Sharon Herzog
Patricia L. Higgins
Richard and Carrie Higgins
Paul and Michelle Hirschboeck
William Hite and Lisa Smith
G.L. and Susan Hoffman
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Gregory and Lori Hollenkamp
Terrence and Diana Horrigan
Charles D. Hoyum
Robert and Patricia Huberty
Janet Hughes and Matthew Smith
Hadlai Hull
Robert and Lucille Ingram
Benjamin Jaffray
Scott and Jackie Jagodzinski
Loren and Judith Jepsen
Lee and Susan Johnson Stewardship Fund
Mary Ann Johnson
Scott and Marjorie Johnson Fund of The Minneapolis
Foundation
VCJ Family Foundation
Blaine and Lee Jones
Heidi Joos and Ivy Booth
William P. Kamp
Mary H. Keithahn
Joan H. Kelly
Maggie Michaela Kelly
Richard and Elizabeth Kenney
Betty J. Kerlinger
Terry A. Kidner
Corrine Kindschy
Jacqueline King
Anthony and Charlotte Kinzley
John W. Kirchner
Kevin and Stacie Klitz
Ronald E. Knox
Paul and Nancy Koepcke
Paul and Kelly Koziol
Donald and Carol Krebs
Janet and Richard Krier
Lothar and Mona Krinke
Richard Krusemark
Joseph and Mary Kurcinka
Sonia and Mark Lager
David and Kelly Largent
Ray and Connie Larson
William and Cynthia Larson
David Leppik and Jordan Wood
Bruce and Diana Lewis
Stephen and Janet Lillyblad
Steven and Tristen Lindemann
John Loban and Jean Kummerow
Thomas and Virginia Lufkin
William A. Lund
Maureen A. Lunde
Peggy Mac Rae
Robert and Pamela MacDonald
Cargill MacMillan
MADA CLT
Teresa and Charles Mahar
Mary Ann Maloney
Marc and Kathy Manderscheid
Ray and Mary Marble
Steven and Joann Marti
Owen C. Marx

Donald S. Masler, M.D.
Mary B. Massopust
Carter McAninch
Jeffrey J. McBrien
Dorothy McClung
Robert McNamer
Robert and Debby McStott Lucius
T. Todd McVay
David and Yvette Mealman
Patrick C. Meekin
David and Ann Meitz
Dorothy B. Miller
Nancy R. Miller
Mary Moncur
James Moore and Barbara Sitzman
Mark and Pamela Moret
John and Mary Moriarty
James and Lone Muchow
Ann M. Muehlenbein
John and Cheryl Mulhausen
Robert D. Murphy
Gordon and Pat Murray
Bill and Jill Murray
Thomas and Jane Naughtin
Michele Naze-Damrow and John Damrow
Scott Nelsen
Brock and Martha Nelson
Julie Nelson and Kurt Krumenauer
Michael V. Nelson
Reed and Mary Nelson
Scott and Cynthia Nelson
Laura D. Nichols
Dick and Joan Niemiec
Craig A. Nordstrom
Mervin and Ruth Nordstrom
Peter and Judy Obermeyer
J O’Brien
Robert M. Olafson
Kandace Olsen and Scott Peterson
Hans Othmer
Lisa A. Paulson
William and Suzanne Payne
Richard and Suzanne Pepin
Erica Perl and George Socha, Jr.
Bob Peterson and Karen Jorstad
James and Joan Peterson
Jeffrey and Annette Peterson
Neal Peterson and Deanna Thompson
Norman and Dorothy Peterson
Anne M. Phares
Allen and Kathy Pickard
Delila F. Pierce
Ronald and Nancy Pitzer
Thomas and Bette Plumb
Theodore and Kathryn Plunkett
Zinon C. and Mary Possis Fund
Laura Praeger and Robert Sweeney
William and Nancy Priedeman
Kimberly and Philip Proffitt
Grant P. Pudas
Jane L. Quarthfoth
Stephen Ragatz
Karen J. Rainford
David and Colleen Reitan
Aaron and Tessa Rendahl
John Repucci and Debra Patten-Repucci
Dan Reuter
Grace V. Rice
James and Diane Rice
Herbert and Florence Richards
Renee J. Richie
Paul and Joyce Riedesel
Megan M. Roach
Irene E. Roban
Clifford M. Roberts, Jr.
Laura Rohlik
Sharon Rolenc and Paul Coe
Mary E. Rolf
Rosborough Family Fund
Michael and Margaret Roscher
Holly Rosenbrook and Troy Rosenbrook
Troy and Holly Rosenbrook
John and Maria Rosengren
Peter L. Rothstein
Jim Ruprecht
Thomas and Lynn Rusch
Tammy Jo Ruter
James E. and Debra J. Ryman Charitable Fund
The Patch Foundation
L. Daniel and Susan Sandager
Dennis Schapiro
Marie J. Schmaus
Ann-Therese Schmid
Aaron Schmidt
Christa Schnabel
Patrick Sellner and Angela Kline
Derrill E. Shantz Trust
Elizabeth Shelver
Sonja Short
Tia W. Shortridge
Amy Showers-Stone
John and Kathryn Shriver
Michael and Nadine Sierakowski
The Siess Family Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation
Helen F. Silha
Jolinda Simes
Lola Simons
Nancy and Brian Siska
Scott Siverhus
Darrell and Judy Skoglund
Jim and Lorrie Skogstad
Robert and Elaine Smith
John and Lisa Solberg
Chip and David Solner
Bruce and Patty Sorensen
Victor and Mary Spaulding
Paul and Melissa Steen
Roberta J. Steen
Jackley Family Fund of the Minnesota Community
Foundation
James Stensvold
Mary Beth Stepan
Everett Stephens and Patricia Engstrand
William R. Stoeri
Patricia Stone
Wendy W. Storlie
Gail Stremel
Robert and Shirley Stuttgen
Michael Supina and Gina Buccellato
Hugo and Barbara Swan
Gerry and LeAnn Sweet
Daniel and Trudy Thompson
Georgia and Jim Thompson Family Fund of The
Minneapolis Foundation
Nina Thompson
Theodore and Lynette Thompson
Trudy and Daniel Thompson
Kathy Tickle
McKenzie and Brad Tischendorf
Eugene and Sandra Tofanelli, Jr.
Lyle D. Tollefson
Kathy and William Tolo
Evan Torkelson
Douglas C. Trask
Tim and Terri Traudt
Tyler and Elizabeth Treat
Stephen Trenkner, M.D.
Glenn and Lynette Trygstad
Dr. Michael L. Tumey
Dewayne and Katherine Ullsperger
Susan G. Van Pelt
Carroll and Michele Vance
Foundations and Trusts
$50,000 +
Hugh J. Andersen Foundation
Joyful Women Fund
McKnight Foundation
$25,000 – $49,999
Patrick and Aimee Butler Family Foundation
$10,000 – $24,999
Anonymous
Charlson Foundation
Margaret H. and James E. Kelley Foundation
$5,000 – $9,999
Anonymous
The Next Generation Fund of the Hugh J. Andersen
Foundation
U.S. Bank Private Client Trust
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Robert and Elizabeth Vavra
Dan and Karen Vetsch
Brent and Heather Voight
Nancy Vooge
Bernie and Janet Wagnild
John and Mavis Wahlberg
Dan and Sheila Ward
John and Jane Wardell
Anne Weber-Smith and Steve Smith
Allen R. Weisz
Stephen and Katherine Wellington
David and Linda Wenzel
Paul and Ann Werler
Sandra Westman
Stephen and Marilyn Westmark
John and Carol Weyandt
John and Annette Whaley
Dana White
Robert and Karen White
Kevin G. Wika
Robert and Cynthia Wilke
Steven and Priscilla Williams
Fred C. Williamson
Michelle M. Willinganz
Diane Wingfield
Annette Winrick
John and Barbara Winters
Winifred Wu and Robert Lund
Bernard and Marilyn Wyffels
Darren and Anupama Young
Nancy H. Zingale
$1,000 – $4,999
Mennonite Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
Minnesota Community Foundation
Prospect Creek Foundation
Pump Foundation
$250 – $999
Catholic Community Foundation
Goodrich Foundation

Corporations
$50,000 +
3M
3M C.A.R.E.S.
Ameriprise Financial and The Ameriprise Bank
Andersen Corporate Foundation
Cargill, Inc.
Ecolab Foundation
Northwest Airlines
Target
Thrivent Financial For Lutherans - Thrivent Builds
Travelers
Twin Cities LISC
Wells Fargo Minnesota
$25,000 – $49,999
American Bank
C.I.D., Inc.
CenterPoint Energy
First Franklin
General Mills Foundation
GMAC Financial Services
Valspar Corporation
Waste Management
$10,000 – $24,999
Andersen Corporation
Bremer Bank Metro
Connexus Energy
Cummins Power Generation
Cy Pres Distribution
Delta Industrial Services, Inc.
EBF & Associates, LP
Marquette Financial Companies
Rels
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP
Room & Board
U.S. Trust Company
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
Valspar Foundation
Xcel Energy Foundation
$5,000 – $9,999
Allina Health System Foundation
Anthony Ostlund Baer Louwagie & Ross, P.A.
Barr Engineering Company
BOR-SON Construction, Inc.
Briggs and Morgan, P.A.
Caterpillar Paving Products Inc.
Cherry Tree Companies
Community Shares of Minnesota
Leo A. Daly
Discount Tire Driven to Care Program
Dolan Media Company
Dorsey & Whitney Foundation
Eaton Corporation
Eden Prairie Center
Faegre & Benson LLP
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
Gap Foundation Gift Giving Program
Great River Energy
Hometime
HSBC
IBM Employee Services Center
Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP
MoneyGram International, Inc.
New Mech
Opus Corporation
Opus Northwest, LLC
Park Midway Bank
Pentair Foundation
RBC Wealth Management
Retail Construction Services, Inc.
RSM McGladrey, Inc
Shared Ventures, Inc.
State Farm Companies Foundation
Symantec Corporation
Thomson Reuters
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, Golden Valley RFO
UnitedHealth Group
Western National Mutual Insurance Co.
Ziegler, Inc.
$1,000 – $4,999
ADC Foundation
AGIA Insurance Services
AgriBank, FCB
American Family Mutual Insurance Company
Anheuser Busch
API Outsourcing, Inc.
Apropos Studio, Inc.
The Aston Group
BankCherokee
Best Buy Children’s Foundation
Boston Scientific
CardinalHealth
Carpets By Lindsey & Associates
Carver Moquist & O’Connor, LLC
Cigna Behavioral Health
Counselor Holding, Inc.
Data Listing Services, LLC
Dixie’s on Grand
Edina Realty Foundation
Engineered Materials, Inc.
ExxonMobil Foundation
Flint Consulting
Fresenius Medical Care
GE Energy
General Casualty Insurance
General Electric Company
Global Impact
Grain Millers
Group 12, Inc.
Honeywell, Inc.
Hypro Corporation
Ingersoll Rand Climate Control Technologies
ING - Minneapolis
Instrumental, Inc.
Interlaken Technology Corporation
ITG, Inc.
JP Morgan Chase Commercial Banking
KKE Architects, Inc.
Kohl’s Department Store
KPMG, LLP
Land Title, Inc.
LaSalle Bank
Leonard, Street and Deinard, P.A.
LHB Engineers and Architects, Inc.
MA Peterson Designbuild, Inc.
The Medtronic Foundation
Medtronic, Inc.
Metzger Building Material Company
Minnesota Independent Insurance Agents
Minnesota Vikings
Newland Communities
NParallel
Nystrom, Inc.
Park Nicollet Foundation
Pathways Investments, LLP
People in Business Care
Pepsi Bottling Group Foundation, Inc.
Peregrine Capital Management, Inc.
Prime Mortgage Corporation
Process Displays
The Reeher Group, LLC
RSP Architects Ltd.
RxHub, LLC
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Ryland Homes
Saji-Ya Japanese Restaurant
Schafer Richardson, Inc.
Schwegman, Lundberg, & Woessner, P.A.
Silicon Valley Bank
Sit Investment Associates Foundation
Solutran
St. Joseph Equipment
Stuart Management Corporation
Synovis Surgical Innovations
Tanglewood Capital Management, Inc.
TCF Bank Minnesota FSB
Tennant Foundation
THP Entertainment Inc.
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Tiller Corporation
UBS Financial Services Inc.
United Healthcare Services, Inc.
United Properties
Utility Engineering
Venture Bank
Warner Manufacturing
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Waycrosse, Inc.
Webster Partners
Wellington Management
Westwood Professional Services
Wings Financial Credit Union
Woodland Stoves & Fireplaces
$250 – $999
Accenture
Action Marketing Research
Amgen Pac-Match Gift Program
Automation Resources, Inc.
BDH & Young Space Design
Best Vendors Management, Inc.
Birchwood Laboratories, Inc.
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Minnesota
CAN Manufacturers Institute
Capital Business Solutions
Carlson Companies, Inc.
Carlson Marketing Worldwide
Catalog Marketing Services
Centex Homes - Minnesota
Commercial Drywall, Inc.
The Commons on Marice
Creative Carton
Ericksen Roed & Associates, Inc.
Flagship Bank
Gausman & Moore
GE Foundation
GovDelivery, Inc.
Hallberg Engineering
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
KLN Enterprises
Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren, Ltd. Foundation
Lazer Electric
Michael Foods, Inc.
Morey’s Seafood International, LLC
Morrissey Hospitality Companies, Inc.
Myers Thompson, P.A.
Nordstrom, Inc.
Northland Aluminum Products, Inc.
Old Navy
Olsson Associates
Pope Associates, Inc.
Premier Bank
Premium Waters Inc. (Chippewa Springs)
The Prudential Foundation
REI, Inc.
RHS Realty, LLC
Riverbridge Partners
Sargent Management Company
Sauer-Danfoss
Scoular Company
Somerset Asset Management, LLC
The Sun Microsystems Foundation, Inc.
Swanson & Youngdale, Inc.
Target.com
TCF Foundation
Tealwood Asset Management

Techmar Electric
Tecmark, Inc.
Tonic Sol-Fa, L.C.
The Toro Company
TranCentral, Inc.
TurnKey Direct Marketing, Inc.
Vector Wealth Management
Waterfield Young, LLC
Way to Grow, Inc.
Williams Executive Search, Inc.
WSB & Associates, Inc.
Zero-Max
Schools & Educational Institutions
$10,000 – $24,999
Breck School
Twin Cities Campus Chapters
Hamline University
Highland Park Senior High School
Macalester College
Mounds Park Academy
St. Paul Central High School
University of Minnesota
$5,000 – $9,999
Eden Prairie High School Staff
Tribal Nations
$10,000 – $24,999
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community
$1,000 – $4,999
Capella University
Eden Prairie School District #272
Edina High School
Hamline University Staff
Jefferson High School
$250 – $999
Clara Barton Open School
Cretin-Derham Hall High School
Eden Prairie Education Association
University of St. Thomas
Civic, Professional & Fraternal Organizations
$50,000+
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Donor Designated Funds of Greater Twin Cities United
Way
$25,000 – $49,999
Central Minneapolis Chapter of Thrivent Financial
$10,000 – $24,999
Northern Lights Combined Federal Campaign
$5,000 – $9,999
Bridgelink
City of St. Paul Employees
Dakota County Tuesday Group
Dakota Electric Association
Dakota Washington County Chapter of Thrivent
Financial
Habitat Helpers
Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors Foundation
$1,000 – $4,999
Association of Women Contractors
Builders Association of the Twin Cities
Fairview University Medical Center
Lakeville Knights of Columbus
Lakeville Lions
Metro South Machining, Inc.
Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce
Network for Good
Project Management Institute, Minnesota Chapter
Ramsey Rotary
United States Postal Service
United Way of King County New Jersey
UnitedHealth Group
Young Insurance Professionals
$250 – $999
Givingexpress
Hastings Ministerial Association
JustGive.org
Mertz Financial Services, Inc.
Religious Congregations & Organizations
$25,000 – $49,999
Houses of Hope Fund
St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church
$10,000 – $24,999
Augustana Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Lutheran Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
St. John Neumann Catholic Church
$5,000 – $9,999
All Saints Catholic Church
Annunciation Catholic Church
Berean Baptist Church
Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Minneapolis
Calvary Lutheran Church
Church of the Risen Savior
Colonial Church of Edina
First Presbyterian Church, Hastings
Hope Presbyterian Church
Hosanna! Lutheran Church
Mary, Mother of the Church
Messiah United Methodist Church
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
St. Martin’s By-the-Lake Episcopal Church
St. Richard’s Catholic Community
$1,000 – $4,999
Advent United Methodist Church
Calvin Presbyterian Church
Christ Lutheran Church, Blaine
Church Of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Como Park Lutheran Church
Cross View Lutheran Church
Crosstown Covenant Church
Diamond Lake Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church, White Bear Lake
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NE Minneapolis Chapter of Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
TSA Volunteers Federal Build
First Presbyterian Church of Stillwater
Fridley United Methodist Church
Lake Nokomis Lutheran Church
Messiah Episcopal Church
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Peace Lutheran Church
Peace Reformed Church
River Hills United Methodist Church
Shepherd of The Valley Lutheran Church
St. Barnabas Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
United Methodist Church
Valley Community Presbyterian Church
White Bear Lake United Methodist Church
$250 – $999
Amazing Grace Lutheran Church
Arlington Hills Presbyterian Church
Beaver Lake Lutheran Church
Christ Church Lutheran
Christus Victor Lutheran Church
Church of the Epiphany
Excelsior Covenant Church
Faith Presbyterian Church of Minnetonka
First Presbyterian Church, Maple Plain
First Presbyterian Church, Shakopee
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Minnetonka United Methodist Church
Newport Lutheran Church
North Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of The Apostles
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Trinity Lutheran of Lake Johanna

Faith & Community Coalitions Public Sector Grant & Loan Support
$50,000 +
Congregations Building Community
Augustana Lutheran
Basilica of St. Mary
Cathedral of St. Mark’s
Central Lutheran
Church of Gethsemane
First Christian (Disciples of Christ)
First Covenant
First Unitarian Society
Hennepin Avenue United Methodist
Plymouth Congregational
St. Olaf Catholic
Temple Israel
Westminster Presbyterian
Holy Hammers
Centennial United Methodist
Christ the King Lutheran
Corpus Christi Catholic
Falcon Heights United Church of Christ
Incarnation Lutheran
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
New Brighton United Church of Christ
North Como Presbyterian
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Presbyterian Church of the Way
St. Michael’s Lutheran
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran
$10,000 – $24,999
Christ the King - St. Thomas the Apostle Coalition
Eden Prairie Common Ground
Faith Builders
Assumption Catholic Church
Cathedral of Saint Paul
House of Hope Presbyterian Church
St. Clement’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. Paul Reformation Lutheran Church
Habitat Partnership of Northwest Anoka County
Anoka Technical College
Bank of the West
Catholic Community of St. Katherine Drexel
City of Ramsey
Constance Evangelical Free Church
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance
Company
Lord of Life Lutheran Church
Tiller Corporation
United Methodist Church of Anoka
Zion Lutheran Church
Interfaith Builders
Fairmount Avenue United Methodist Church
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Church of the Holy Spirit
Macalester-Plymouth United Church
Mount Zion Hebrew Congregation
Olivet Congregational Church
St.Paul’s United Church of Christ
Temple of Aaron
Tres Iglesias
Prospect Park United Methodist Church
St. Cecilia’s Church
St. Frances Cabrini Church
$5,000 – $9,999
Love In the Name of Christ of Eastern Carver County
Northwest Metro Habitat For Humanity Church Coalition
Church of St. Gerard
Lord of Life Lutheran Church
St. Alphonsus Church
St. Joseph Parish
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Word of Peace Lutheran Church
Roof Raisers
First Presbyterian, White Bear Lake
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Transfiguration Catholic Church
TRUST Builders
$1,000 – $4,999
Church of St. Timothy - Christ Lutheran Church Coalition
St. Paul Area Synod of the ELCA
St. Thomas Becket - Mount Calvary - St. Matthew’s
Coalition
St. Timothy Lutheran Church
St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church
Unitarian Universalist Affordable Housing Partnership
$1,000,000+
Minnesota Housing Finance Agency
$200,000 – 999,999
Anoka County
HOME Investment Partnerships Program
Hennepin County
Affordable Housing Incentive Program
Hennepin Homeownership Program
HOME Investment Partnerships Program
City of St. Paul Housing & Redevelopment Authority
Community Development Block Grant Program
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
Self-Help Homeownership Opportunity Program
Washington County Community Services
Community Development Block Grant Program
Habitat 500 Bike Riders
Beth Alexander
David Bergum, Jr.
Lisa Brown
Bret Busse
Laura Diercks
LeAllan Estrem
Roxanne Hagge
Gitlin Hugh
Sean Hunt
Brian Jermeland
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$100,000 – 199,999
City of Brooklyn Park
Minnesota Housing Pilot via the Economic
Development Authority
Ramsey County Housing & Redevelopment Authority
Community Development Block Grant Program
$1 – 99,999
Dakota County Community Development Agency
Housing Opportunity Enhancement Fund
City of Minneapolis
Neighborhood Revitalization Program
City of Ramsey
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
*The above donations do not include land-sale writedowns contributed from public entities, which are noted in the In-kind Donations section
Patty Jermeland
Anne Kersten
Wally Lentz
Tom Olin
David Oltmans
Steve O’Malley
Randy Oppelt
Andrea Sisel
Steven Steuck
Scott Yoho

In-kind Donations
$50,000 +
3M
Andersen Corporation
Briggs and Morgan, P.A.
City of Hastings
City of Richfield
City of Savage
City of St. Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authority
Family Housing Fund
Greater Frogtown Community Development
Corporation
Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP
Northwest Airlines
Paragon Properties
Scott County CDA
Valspar Corporation
Waste Management
$25,000 – $49,999
Deborah Allen
Barr Engineering Company
Bercom
Diamond Lake Lutheran Church
Hennepin County
Thibodeau Carpet Laying Service
The Toro Company
Whirlpool Corporation
$10,000 – $24,999
Bailey Nurseries, Inc.
Blue Earth Pictures
BuyWise
Herregan Distributors
Helen G. Kipp Revocable Trust
Ira Kipp
Max Kipp Revocable Trust
Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren, Ltd.
Leonard, Street and Deinard, P.A.
Pactiv Building Products
Public Housing Agency of the City of St. Paul
Scaffold Service, Inc.
Square D/Schneider Electric
St. Paul Pioneer Press
W Solutions
Wallace Carlson Printing
Wooster Brush Company
Yale Residential Security Products, Inc.
$5,000 – $9,999
Binder Heating & Air Conditioning
Braun Intertec Corporation
Cambria
Carpets By Lindsey & Associates
Contract Interiors, Inc.
Custom Plastic Laminates
EMCO
Engineered Building Components Company
Gerdau Ameristeel Minnesota
Hunter Douglas
Insulation Supplies
J. Campbell Construction
J.B. O’Meara Company
Manus Products, Inc.
Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine
Prinsco, Inc.
Pro Build
Rinnai America Corporation
USP Structural Connectors
Value Advisors, LLC
$1,000 – $4,999
ADO Products
Eddie Anderson
Anderson Masonry and Concrete
Aspen Electric
Aurora Building Contractors
Beck Drywall
Beehive PR
Berlyn and Elaine Birkholz
Bollig & Sons, Inc.
Carlson Hospitality Worldwide
Carpentry Contractors
Carter Avenue Frame Shop
Cemstone Contractor Supply
Central Turf Farms
Charles Custom Finishes
Do It Best Hardware
Eaton C-Hamer
Eide Saw and Tool Service
Electrical Visions
Faegre & Benson, LLP
Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.
Genz Ryan Plumbing
Green Key Landscaping
Gutter Systems
Habitat for Humanity International
Hendrickson Brothers Drywall
Installed Building Solutions
J. Crew
Kemper & Associates, Inc.
Kimpton Hotels
Lucas Kunach
Susan Kunach
Lennox Industries
Love, Inc.
Luna Vinca
Lyman Lumber Company
M&S Drywall Supply
Masterbrand Cabinets
Mattco Excavating, Inc.
McCombs Frank Roos Associates, Inc.
Metzger Building Material Company
Minnesota Vikings
Nelson Electric, Inc.
Northern Tool and Equipment
NWA WorldVacations
Dennis R. Oberg
Paris Suffren Hotel
Parsinen Kaplan Rosberg & Gotlieb P.A.
Pro-wire
RRT Processing Solutions, LLC
Rubble Tile
Sabre Heating
Matthew and Lucy Saliger
Scherer Brothers Lumber
Schultz Drywall, Inc.
Squeegee Squad
St. Thomas Becket - Mount Calvary - St. Matthew’s
Coalition
Steve Lewis Electric
The PGA
Total Tool Supply, Inc.
Troy Burne Golf Club
Warner Manufacturing
$250 – $999
A Clean Look
Allied Waste
Anheuser Busch
Automated Building Components
Ben Bridges Jewelers
Birdwing Spa
Bosch Packaging
Boyer Trucks
Bremer Bank
Brickman Group
By The Yard, Inc.
C.C. Sharrow Company, Inc.
Citi-Cargo & Storage Company, Inc.
Cities97
Colonial Tops
Designed Glass
Dick’s Sanitation Service, Inc.
Ergodyne
Fantech
FM 107.1 WFMP
Fritz Cabinets
Gerber
Gertens
Graves/601 Hotel
Heartwood Conference Center and Resort
Hilton - Minneapolis
ICI Paints
JD Excavating
Ward and Charlotte Johnson
KARE-11 News
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Kohler Company
Lorna Landvik
Susan Lasoff
Mark Lee and Billie Zippel
Lindus Construction, Inc.
Links Print And Promotional Resources
Live Green Strong
Lowe’s of Plymouth
MAC Cosmetics
Marvin and Diane Magnuson
Maui Jim Sunglasses
Metro Millwork
Minneapolis Golf Club
Minnesota Twins Community Fund
Mobile Mini, Inc.
Moran Drywall & Painting
Mpls - St. Paul Magazine
Muska Lighting Center
Mike Nordstrom
Northland Forest Products, Inc.
On Site Heat
Park Tavern
Petters Group Worldwide LLC
Princess Marble
Mark Prinsen
Tim Rainey
Mark and Karen Rauenhorst
Residential Science Resources
River City Services
RiverPoint Investments, Inc.
Ron Burg Fine Portraits
RW Farms
St. Paul Police Department
Shelter Companies
Lisa and John Shinnick
Sid & Hal Jewelry Design
Skil-Bosch Power Tool Company
Southern Living
Southview Design & Construction, Inc.
Spill the Wine
St. Paul Hotel
The Gerald and Kristin Stenson Family Fund of The
Saint Paul Foundation
StoneRidge Golf Club
Studio 2300
Tealwood Asset Management
The Northland Company
TRGCO
Uponor
Vinge Tile
Walt Disney World Company
Welch Village
Westwood Professional Services
Xcel Energy
Hannah Zasadny
Ziegler, Inc.

Gifts Made in Tribute
Anniversary
Albert and Vandora Linck
Birthday
Oram Wilker
Christmas
Phil and Michele Beckman
Nita Beckman and Joe Militello
Glenn and Kathy Blomquist
Mr. and Mrs. William DeCoursey
Jim and Lois Dries
Allen and Leslie Dufault
Roger and Jennifer Dufault
Theodore and Alpha Erickson
Steven and Karin Harp
Barry and Sharon Mason
G.L. Michael
David Michael
Brad Neary and Suzette Sutherland
James and Nancy Olson
Jim and Linda Price
Judy and Bob Reuss
Becky Waters
Ellen Weisling
Anne Weisling
Dennis Wendell
Honor
Lise and Rick Anderson
John V. Bartels
Emily Baxter
Customers of CenterPoint Energy
Brooke Charboneau
Danielle Charboneau
Nicole Charboneau
Jim and Marilyn Cracchiolo
Clients and Associates of Defined Contribution
Advisors, Inc.
Michael Doshan
Scott and Greg Egginton
Marilyn Fiskewold
Karen Fox
Warren and Patty Hanson
Lavalier Family
Peg Meier
Kristin and Davis Parker
James and Donna Peter
John Shaw
Clients of Scott Siverhus
Mike Vance and Alyssa Shultis
Memory
Dennis Ahl
Ray W. Anderson
Joyce Arones
Richard Becken
David Breen
James Cima
Barbara J. Ellis
Bernice Elwell
Neal Erdahl
Annie Fuchs
Clarence Gerdeen
Elna Gerlitz
Steve Gottschalk
Clara Gustafson
Darleen Hysen
Richard M. Johnson
Warren and Verna Klinker
James Koerner
Susan Lindquist
Kent Lorentzen
Keith McAmis
Thomas E. McKee
Larry Parlin
Richard Schneider
Mortimer Sherod
John Treece
Marvin Wallway
Mary Ann Westerman
Kathleen A. Wherry
Retirement
Warren Staley
Wedding
Chris and Beth Barer
Brad Norman and Kathy Howell
Leadership Team
Susan Haigh President
Alan Raymond Senior Vice President, Programs and Services
Robert White Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
Nancy Q. Brady Vice President, Resource Development and Community Relations
Board of Directors
Board Officers
Mark Lee, Board Chair, Maslon, Edelman, Borman & Brand
Gerry Stenson, Vice Chair, Wells Fargo
Peter Torvik, Treasurer, TCF Investments & Insurance
Jack Frangipane, Board Secretary, Medtronic
Board Members
Mark Anema, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Tanya Bell, Wellington Management
Randy Boser, Ameriprise Financial
Tim Campbell, Northwest Airlines
Gary Cunningham, Northwest Area Foundation
Dave Engh, 3M (Retired)
Paul Fate, CommonBond Communities
Steve Fritze, Ecolab, Inc.
Marquitta Frost, Hennepin County
Jill Harmon, Korn/Ferry International
Jacqueline King, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Tom Naughtin, Community Volunteer
Steve Nelson, GMAC-RFC
Mike Nordstrom, General Mills
Darla O’Donnell, United Health Group
Mary Lynn Staley, Community Volunteer
Susan Vento, Education Minnesota
Wesley Walker, Northway Community Trust
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Staff
Hassan Abdillahi
Erin Ahlstrom
Terry Barnes
Andy Barnett
Tony Beckstrom
Lea Berg
Jonathan Birkholz
Chad Bouley
Lynda Bouley
Pete Brownlee
Grant Carlson
Dennis Chick
Wanda Coss
Shelly Darnall
Chad Dipman
Patrick Dunn
Mike Ellison
Heather Erickson
Deqa Essa
Chad Formo
Rachel Franco
John Hall
Floyd Hansen
Irina Herne
Mary Jaeb
Heather Janiski
Erik Johnson
Brian Juntti
Pete Kennelly
Jill Kilibarda
Jake Kirchgessner
Aleisha Kruck
Marc Lamm
Pun Laohapairoj
Mark Larson
Erin Leebens
Kate Loe
Steve Lohmar
Terra Lumley
AmeriCorps & VISTA*
McKinsie Clyde
Amy Engelmann
Ayla Grey
Carolyn Hejny
Erin Hickel
Melissa Jeanson
Jaclyn Khoury
Collette King
Jordan Kocak
Jenny Michaelson
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Pat Lund
Tony Maas
Dave Madzo
Rob Maho
Trista Matascastillo
Mike McMahon
David Michaelson
Stacey Millett
Christy Mischke
Mike Nelson
Craig Norton
Kwame Owusu-Acheampong
Cheryl Peterson
Mark Peterson
Jon Pinke
Mike Radcliffe
Nicole Radotich
Kaela Reinardy
Betsy Reller
Sharon Rolenc
Doug Rudquist
La Saengdara
Chrissy Schoen
Jeffrey Smith
Cindy Solberg
Cathy Spader
Zach Spader
Tom Tarnow
Robyn Thaney
Rhonda Thorson
Kathy Tolo
Brent Tyler
Keri Veenendaal
David Walker
Eric Weatherman
Anne Weber-Smith
Jamar Williams
Eric Wise
Jeff Yule
Myles Moris
Justine Murphy
Nick Reller
Emilie Robinson
Christina Simms
Caleb Smith
Sarah Ullrich
Katie Ulwelling
Kate Wigley*
Mandi Zeise

Habitat homebuyer families attend
eleven homeowner education
classes, in addition to meeting
other program requirements.
On May 17th, Twin Cities
Habitat for Humanity
dedicated its 700th home.
Acknowledgments
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity would like to thank the families and individuals
whose stories and likenesses appear in this report.
Written by Sharon Rolenc and Patrick Dunn
Primary photography by Andrea Cole
Book design by Erin Ahlstrom
Edited by Brian Juntti
Printing services by Wallace-Carlson Printing
Special thanks to Kaela Reinardy and Rob Maho.
Equal Opportunity Housing Agency and Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer.
Left: As the crowd grows at a
dedication, so does the shoe-pile.
Below: The Ninth Annual
Hard Hat & Black Tie Gala raised
funds in excess of $300,000.