2023 Impact Report
Growing Together
Welcome to the first official digital issue of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville’s annual impact report, celebrating the burgeoning partnerships that make the 2023-24 theme of Growing Together possible.
The work we do together is part of a broader spectrum of sheltering solutions, a housing continuum where our mission to build and rebuild homes and communities contributes to a pipeline of secure families via affordable homeownership and intergenerational wealth-building right here in our community.
Your support has enabled us to partner with more than 2,000 families and build more than 350 homes since our founding in 1991. In addition, those partnerships have generated $90 million in wealth for families through appreciated home equity.
As you scroll through the stories and statistics, please do so knowing that it’s your compassionate support that makes it all possible. Thank you for all you continue to do to make Growing Together a reality in Greater Charlottesville and beyond.
Key Stats for 2023
Building
GOAL
Achieve consistent building operations of at least 40 homes annually (25 at Southwood and 15 elsewhere in the region) and work to address generational poverty by better supporting and empowering applicants who have been systemically excluded from ownership opportunities.
Southwood
Welcome to New Southwood.
Where people from all walks of life are coming together, and families of all ages are thriving.
This spring – after more than 16 years, thousands of resident hours of planning, and $51M of investments in operations, deferred maintenance, community engagement, land development and home construction by Habitat – the first new homes in Southwood are occupied and the new neighborhood is beaming with life. Forty nine Legacy Southwood families are joined by 31 new families who have purchased in the neighborhood, living side by side in the first of 11 new villages in this mixed-income community.
Village I is a true model - not just for the next 10 Villages yet to come at Southwood, but as an example for the nation, where trailer park preservation and transformation is a growing priority.
With 2.7 million mobile homes across 45,600 mobile home parks in 49 states, and an exploding housing market like ours, we are leading by example in Southwood - where 300+ vulnerable families are now beginning to move from often dilapidated trailers on pads that they rent to permanent homes that they own, in an environmentally sustainable houses on land that is theirs. These homes will provide security and a pathway to generational wealth while demonstrating how to reinvest in a community without displacing or marginalizing the people at its very core.
When complete, Southwood will provide more than 500 units of affordable housing and, most importantly, offer permanent, secure houses that are affordable for the families who currently call the park home.
Albemarle
Building in Crozet's
Old Trail Village
Earlier this year, two Habitat Partner Families were honored at a dedication ceremony recognizing their accomplishment of homeownership in the Old Trail Village community of Crozet, Virginia.
One of the new homebuyers, Katrena Cooper, a dedicated employee of UVA dining (Aramark) for sixteen years and mother of three young adults, looks forward to “cleanliness, peacefulness, and something to call [her] own” with her new home purchase.
“For much of its existence, Crozet has been a reliably working-class community, home to workers at the Barnes Lumber Company and Conagra packaged foods plant among other businesses,” said Habitat President and CEO Dan Rosensweig. “The farmland where this neighborhood now stands and in the areas around here have for centuries provided peaches, apples and other produce to the nation – To this day, hard working farmers continue to till the soil.”
We all know that change is inevitable. And this neighborhood is a manifestation of the idea that change can be dramatic and wonderful. But along with celebrating change, we at Habitat are also grateful to play a role in preserving Crozet as a place where hard working families can continue to live.
“Truly sustainable neighborhoods should be attainable to more people,” said Rosensweig. “So we are always looking for new opportunities to increase the number of affordable homes that we provide. It’s partnerships like these that can really open new doors for families who are longstanding members of the community, who want to remain here, and would otherwise be forced out due to affordability constraints.”
Home Transport with a View
Greene County - GCTEC Modular House Collaboration
In September, Habitat did some heavy lifting, moving a home built by students at the Greene County Technical Education Center from its location at the school to its new home up the road in Stanardsville. Once finished out by Habitat volunteers, the home will be sold affordably to a Habitat Partner Family homebuyer.
“We love knowing the fact that this home is going to stay within our community,” GCTEC Director and Principal Jess Peregoy said.
More than 40 carpentry students at the Center built the house, and now, dozens more Habitat volunteers are finishing out the job.
Rebuilding
GOAL
We will continue transformational efforts of asset-based, systemic and sustainable neighborhood revitalization at Southwood and will investigate new opportunities for adding affordable housing stock to middle- and higher-income communities. We will utilize home repair and renovation to serve more families, particularly in rural areas.
Our critical home repair projects assist local homeowners to safely remain in and access their own homes - especially crucial for an aging population. Since our founding, we’ve repaired more than 50 homes across Greene and Louisa Counties. These projects often aim to correct accessibility issues that arise from unsafe decks, porches, and stairs. Frequently, we construct ramps for disabled homeowners needing appropriate means to access their home.
Homeowners like Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville’s founding board member and Greene County resident, Ester Thorne.
For more than 30 years, Ester has been comfortably settled in her Greene County home off of Stanardsville Road. A retired parole officer who worked for Offender Aid and Restoration (OAR) for twenty-four years, Ester has paid off her mortgage and is now living debt free along with her dog Brody. She reflects fondly on her early days of volunteering with Habitat, working on our very first home build and praying over that same home dedication.
Now in her 70s and managing a bad leg that makes her less mobile, she never thought she would be the one reaching out for help, but she’ll be the first to tell you she’s not too proud to ask.
“I don’t want what I have to be destroyed. I’m unable to keep it up. I’m thankful there is an organization that will help!”
The recent repair work performed by the Greene volunteer team–including volunteers from the National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC), was extensive; it included a front porch tear-down and rebuild, a brand new ramp build-out to allow safe entry and exit, drainage problem fixes, a basement door replacement and even a porch light replacement. Ester and Brody can now enjoy safe entry and exit together.
These projects have broad, regional impact by allowing families to remain vital members of their home community and ensuring housing stability in an area facing a lack of truly affordable options.
Housing System Development
GOAL
We will continue to catalyze greater sector efficiency, coordination, advocacy and marketplace innovation so that everyone can find a pathway to decent and affordable housing. In particular, we will work to productively change systems that have created structural imbalances and barriers in housing.
"I fell in love. Even the expression on my kids’ faces – they loved the house. [The] location really spoke to me because I don’t drive. And I work for UVA – the Contact Center for UVA going 20 years in June! It’s convenient and it’s close for me to walk."
Victoria Hawkins
Habitat Pathways Graduate and Homebuyer
Victoria Hawkins has lived in Charlottesville for most of her life. In 2018, she saw a Habitat flier on the mailbox and decided to attend a meeting to see what it was all about.
“My parents had their own home. I want my own home. I don’t want to rent anymore,” Hawkins emphatically affirmed.
After talking to her dad who had been able to purchase a home, Victoria came to realize that if she could come up with a couple hundred dollars additional a month, she too could pay a mortgage instead of rent.
And while Hawkins was originally disappointed that her credit situation prevented her from qualifying immediately for the Habitat homebuyer program, she was glad to know that Habitat had recently created a second chance opportunity – the Pathways program — to keep her moving toward her dream after a little more work.
Launched in 2018 to open more doors to homeownership, the Pathways program offers deeply low income, debt burdened applicants intensive one-on-one financial coaching, group meetings, homebuyer education courses, and job training and placement coaching to put participants on the path for home buying success. Since that time, 18 individuals have graduated from the program and purchased homes.
“We realized that there was a whole generation of long-time City residents who had had their credit wiped out by predatory lending and who, but for Habitat, wouldn’t have a chance at accessing affordable housing, much less homeownership,” said Habitat President and CEO Dan Rosensweig.
“So we made a fundamental choice to reach deeper, to open up our doors wider so that families who had been locked out – in particular foundational African American families – could share in the blessings of homeownership.”
There were many times that Hawkins wanted to give up. But looking back, she’s extremely proud of what she’s accomplished and excited about her future. Now “it’s happy tears,” she shared while trying to hold back her emotions. “To have the people that I can say were there for me and motivated me – I loved it. It kept me going.”
Hawkins, the mother of two grown girls (one adult, one teen), is now a Habitat-approved homebuyer. She has selected her future home, one that Habitat recently repurchased and restored on Paton Street in the Fifeville neighborhood.
“I fell in love. Even the expression on my kids’ faces – they loved the house. [The] location really spoke to me because I don’t drive. And I work for UVA – the Contact Center for UVA – going on 20 years in June! It’s convenient and it’s close for me to walk,” said Hawkins.
Victoria is most excited about getting her keys, and also to have her own washer and dryer.
To the Habitat supporter community, Hawkins says, “I just want to thank everybody for everything you’ve done and continue to do.”
Building on the success of the Pathways Program, Habitat is now piloting its P2H initiative which helps families who have improved their credit and financial outlook to such an extent that they can leverage a Habitat second mortgage to purchase a starter home on the private market.
“We’re excited about this new frontier,” said Rosensweig. “We know we cannot simply build our way out of the housing crisis. Instead, we need to be creative and help families leverage our resources and theirs to buy existing housing stock. P2H is a true force multiplier that we believe will provide a new pathway to homeownership for more families than ever before.”
The Habitat Store
In 2023, The Habitat Store generated nearly $1.45 million in sales revenue, and is approaching generating half a million dollars in net revenue that directly supports our mission work.
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Gross Sales |
Expenses |
Net Revenue |
|---|---|---|
|
$1.45 million |
$980,000 |
$470,000 |
The Habitat Store remains a great place to bring together donors and customers from the community, as well as volunteers -- including some of our youngest -- all in service to our mission of bringing people together to build and rebuild homes and communities.
Financials
Revenues
Total Revenues in 2023: $25,669,578
Expenses
Total Expenses in 2023: $25,669,578
Thank you to our incredible donors and supporters
Your support helps build a community where everyone has a decent place to live.
(Gifts made between January 1 and December 31, 2023)
We thank our many supporters for their generous gifts to Habitat for Humanity Greater Charlottesville. If an error or omission has occurred, please accept our sincere apologies. We ask that the error be brought to our attention. Thank you.
$500,000 & Above
Anonymous
County of Albemarle
Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development
Virginia Housing
$100,000 - $499,999
Atlantic Builders
Cynthia Bowers
Mike and Mary Chinn
Elmo Foundation
Habitat for Humanity International
•Bank of America Foundation
• HUD Capacity Building
• Cars for Homes
• Cost of Home
• General Motors
• Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• Self-Help Homeownership Program
• State Farm
• Wells Fargo
Jennie Sue Minor Trust
Piedmont Housing Alliance
Sentara Healthcare
Smith Vicars Family Foundation
Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission
$50,000 - $99,999
Dorianne Boudreau
Foxfield Racing LLC
Mary Donn and Harold Jordan
Richard and Donna Tadler
Susan Wells Sargeant
Anne & Gene Worrell Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
City of Charlottesville
First Presbyterian Church
Dede Haverstick
Allyson Louthan
National Community Reinvestment Coalition
United Way of Greater Charlottesville
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (5)
Bennett and Sally Acuff
Adiuvans Relief Fund at the CACF
James and Patricia Atkinson
Rebecca Barlow
John Beard Jr.
Michael and Elizabeth Bednar
Janet and Fred Borch
I.J. and Hilda M. Breeden Foundation
Judith Campbell
Charles Fund
City of Charlottesville
Stephen and Anne Colgate
Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
Charles and Sara Dassance
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Greenwood
Linda Erkelens
Doug Gernert
Joe and Sally Gieck
Graham Family Foundation
Elaine Hadden
Robin Hanes
Hartfield Foundation
Will Hueston and Pam Hand
Peyton and Cherie Humphrey
Jersey Mike's Corporate
Julia and Bob Jones
Sandra Jones
Keswick Hunter Jumper Foundation, Inc
Rohit Malhotra and Pamela Mason
Manchester Capital Management
David and Cyndy Martin
Larry and Lynn Martin
Bill and Nan Massie
Sheila McCarthy
George and Miette Michie
The Noland Foundation
R & J Nunley Fund at the CACF
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Kent Olson and Marsha Trimble
Presbytery of the James
Southern Development Homes
William and Dorothy Tompkins
Westwind Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Bama Works Fund of the Dave Matthews Band at the CACF
Bank of America
Robert and Lou Baumgartner
Halsey and Carol Blake-Scott
Louisa Bradford
Babe and Dick Chaney Memorial Fund
City Church
Robert and Denise Cochran
Wendy Craig
Donald and Margot Eason
Carol and Gerry Fisher
Pamela French
Jack and Lisa Hanrahan
Huffman Family Fund at the CACF
Ignaczak Family Fund
Frances Lee-Vandell
Meadows Presbyterian Church
LeRoi H. Moore Fund at the CACF
Rozanne Oliver
Piedmont Master Gardeners
David and Betsy Poist
Diane and Steven Raque
Jerry and Faye Rosenthal
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Ivy
Bill and Missy Shenkir
Robert Stevens
John and Ruth Stone
Richard and Susan Tremblay
Wade and Michele Tremblay
Abigail Turner and Dave Watson
University of Virginia Fund
Laura and Jorgen Vik
Billy Wayson and Gail Funke
Carol and Jack Weber Fund at the CACF
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Louise and Donny Wyatt
The Wyckoff Whynot? Fund
$2,500 - $4,999
Anonymous (3)
The Achenbach Fund at the CACF
All Souls Charlottesville
Barbara Armacost
The Betts Family Charitable Fund
The Branch Group
Carolyn Callahan
Brian and Pat Carman
Diane Caton
Eileen and Jerry Eudy
David Forbes
Fulton Mortgage Company
Erin Garcia, LLC
Geneese Gottschalk
Great Outdoor Provision Co.
Charles Heiner
Jeffrey and Jody Hesler
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
Lucy Johnson
Janette Kawachi and Daniel Murphy
David and Mackie Kudravetz
Francis and Rosanna Lavin
McNergney Charitable Fund
David and Helen Parrish
Chris Pax and Joyce Brown
Joe and Kelly Raichel
Dan Rosensweig and Julie Jones
David and Diane Schmidt
Schoewe Family Foundation
Martha Smythe
The Stone-Wood Family Foundation
Suzanne Kasler Interiors
Betsy and Jay Swett
Tabor Presbyterian Church
Steve and Lynanne Wilson
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous (11)
Nathalie and James Andrews Foundation
John Angle
Joe and Jenny Arcidicono
Roger and Donna Authers
Wayne and Mary Bader
Gerard and Mary-Ellen Bambrick
Ruthe Battestin
John and Kristine Bean
Jim and Kathy Berlin
William Cameron and Judy Blair
Boar's Head Inn Country Resort
Robert Bond
Boyd and Sipe PLC
Hal and Sharon Brindley
Katherine Brooks and George Beller
Camp-Younts Foundation
Brian Carlton and Liz Sumpter
Carpe Diem Fund at the CACF
Blair Carter
Anna and David Castle
Rip and Millie Cathcart
Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors
Charlottesville Region of Episcopal Churches
Keith Cheely and Mary Jensen
William and Jane Clarke
The Edwin P Conquest Memorial Trust
Doug and Jayne Cox Charitable Fund
Michele and Bill Craig
The Cregeen Foundation
Margaret Crone
Crutchfield Corporation
Diane Dale and John Robertson
Jeff Davis
Kirk and Jenni Davis
John and Deborah Desmond
Detmer-Lillard Family Fund
Andrew and Bernice Dracopoli
Brian and Kathryn Easton
Pamela and Franklin Edmonds
Elk Creek Baptist Church
Jeff Erkelens and Joey Conover
Tom and Julie Estes
Susan Steinberg and Steve Farmer
Christine Fleckles and Edwin Rushia
Diana Foster and Thomas Jones Fund at the CACF
Ronald Bailey and Pamela Friedman
Charles and Dianne Gagliano
Jack and Cathy Gayner
Gilmer Charitable Fund
Steve Goldstein and Isabelle Halley des Fontaines
Fred and Ellen Gortler
Tom Gutherz
The Thomas C. and Mary Ann Hays Family Charitable Trust
Heiner Family Fund at the CACF
William Herbert
Stephen Hill
Ann Horner
Wendy Horton
Phillip Hubrig
Robert and Caryol Hunter
Steven Johnson and Donna Kaiser
Charles and Lindsay Kidd
Lee Construction Group
Thomas and Martha Leinbach
Peyton and Bill Lewis
George and Marilee Lindbeck
The Anne and Brooks Marshall Fund
Louise McConnell
Joan McCown
Henry and Edith McHenry
Charles and Debra McLafferty
Mental Health Services Fund at the CACF
Elizabeth Merrill
Karen Moran and Wistar Morris Family Fund in CACF
Robert Mosolgo and Beth Mosolgo-Clark
Matthew and Mary Murray
O'Neil Charitable Fund
Oratorio Society of Virginia
The Palmer Fund at the CACF
Bob and Ellen Pate
Judith Penniman
Alex and Ann Pettigrew
Carolyn Pflug
Phi Delta Theta
Charles and Sally Pickell
Joe and DeAnn Posey
Mary and M. Scott Prior
R. G. Purcell Family Charitable Foundation
John and Elizabeth Ragosta
Sarah and Michael Rettig
Katherine Richardson
Karen and Thomas Roberts
Rockpile Construction Company
Mark Okusa and Diane Rosin
Rotgin Family Fund at the CACF
Catherine Rotolo
Philip and Heather Rowland
Pooja Sabharwal
St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish
James and Mona Sauder
Cecilia Mills and Philip Schrodt
Bruce and Karel Seger
Shaw Charitable Fund
The Sheehan Family Giving Tree Fund
Sherry Sinard
Bill and Gloria Stackhouse
Standish Family Foundation at the CACF
Stillfield Fund I at the CACF
Tom and Nancy Strassburg
Alfred Strickler
Sally Telford
Claire Tieder
Patrick Tolan
Carol Tomlinson
Trent Family Foundation
The Trueheart Fund
George and Martha Truxel
van der Linde Recycling
Mike and Heather Vanderweide
Vasiloff Charitable Foundation
Rod and Jacki Vawter
Virginia Diodes Inc.
The von Herrmann Family Charity
Bill vonReichbauer
Karen Walker and Kevin Lehmann
Michelle Wamsley
David and Bitsy Waters
Fredric and Karen Weinberg
Nancy Whitman
Reg and Kathie Woods
$500 - $999
Anonymous (3)
David and Tracy Aglio
Airflow Systems, Inc
Chris and Becky Allison
Elaine Alpern and Nicholas Cafferillo Charitable Fund
Rob and Sandy Archer
Cass Bailey and Patricia Polgar-Bailey
Allen and Chris Bailey
Robert R. and Dorothy D. Bair Fund
David and Lori Balaban
Faith and Bob Bedford
Winifred Bernard
Melody and Dennis Bianchetto
Bodo's Bagels
Jeanine Braithwaite and Allan Nathanson
Deborah Hellman and Derek Brown
Janice and Thom Brown
Lucy Burnette
Douglas Campbell
Melba Campbell
Caplin Foundation
Gerri Carr
William and Sara Chambers
Elizabeth Chapman
Bruce and Jamie Chase
Connor and Mariel Childress
Yael Cockayne
George Cohen and Lauren Schlecker Cohen
Definitive Logic Corporation
Eduard and Francesca de Lange
Will Devault-Weaver
Marie Dorroh
Bob and Pattie Downer
Kendrick Edwards
Kelly and Susan Eplee
Anna Farrell
Margo Figgins
First United Methodist Church
Jane and Dale Fruchtnicht
Robert and Mary Gibson
Lawrence and Toni Gimple
Bruce Gordon and Megan LeBoutillier
Gregory and Jane Govan
Samuel Green and Judith White
C. Bruce and Jane Greyson
Guenther- Braun Charitable Fund
Kevin Haag
Dana and Peter Harris Charitable Giving Fund
Bill Easton and Janine Higgins
Fred Diehl and Margy Hobson
Jill Holmes
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Linda and Don Hunt
JB Hurt
Ingleside Training Center, LTD
Investure LLC
Elizabeth Johnston Charitable Fund
Laurie and Tom Jones
Michael Kaminski
Connie and Jason Kapp
Larry and Harriet Lambert
Linda Lester
Louisa County Ruritan Club
Robert and Patricia Macionis
Ellen Martin and Jeffrey Hawkins
Maxine Platzer Lynn Women's Center
Bill and Nancy May
Linda McGee
Josh Bowers and Molly McShane
Mincer's University of Virginia Imprinted Sportswear
Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church
Daniel and Maureen Murray
Marsha Musser
Rob and Paula Newcomb
Helen and Lloyd Noland
Cheryl Norman
Debbie and Charlie Owen
Ann and Dan Parks
Woodberry Payne
Duncan and France Payne
Brock and Cindy Petrie
Randy and Kathy Pool
Lynn and Glenn Pribus
Susan Prindle
Alec and Cathy Ramsay
Rhonda and Chad Roberts
Nancy Roche
John and Carolyn Rosenblum
Marjorie and Charles Rosensweig
Lori and Russell Schweller
Yehudi Self-Medlin
Hubert and Ann Shaffer
David and Wanda Shuster
Kimberly and Don Skelly
Scott and Beth Solak
T&N Printing
Sara and Bob Templeman
Marshall and Virginia Thompson
Garrett and Taylor Trent
Stephen and Mary Voorhees
Henry and Zulema Weinschenk
Joseph White
Tom and Jeanine Wolanski
Josh and Elizabeth Wykle
Benjamin Yerushalmi and Debbie Ng
George Yin and Mary Walter
Clarice Zillmer
$1 - $499
Anonymous (33)
Byrd and James Abbott
Frank Abell
Parames Adie
Albemarle High School
Robin Albertson-Wren and Jonathan Wren
Nini Almy
Thea Alterman
Amazon Smile
Willie Anderson
Kim Armstrong
Marcelino Arroyo
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co
Lucy and Malcom Aslett
Carol and Mike Atchison
Cheryl Atkinson
C. F. and R. R. Bailey
Susan and Thomas Bailey
Robert and AnnaMaria Bakalian
Jeb and Lynn Baker
Robin Baliles
Richard and Linda Balnave
Andrew Barksdale and Anne Price
D. Stan and Katherine Barnhill
Jeffrey and Pamela Barth
Nancy Baum
Heather Bayers
Ferdinand and Judith Bazin
Taylor and Kathryn Beard
Christine Beglis
Sari Bennett and Sandy Schustek
Wendy Bennett
William Bennett and Belinda Gordon
Julia Bergner
William and Nancy Berman
Edward and Nancy Bertram
Billie Best
Anita and Doug Bigley
Hank and Diane Bisgaier
Greg Bishop
Keith Boerner
Kline and Nancy Bolton
Richard and Kathleen Bonnie
Alison Booth
Anthony Borash
Gregory Bradley
John Prickett and Shonnet Brand
Linda Leshowitz and Timothy Brazill
Teresa Breen
Bristol Myers Squibb Matching Gift Program
Whitfield Broome
Carol and Brad Brown
Susan Bruce and Dan Miller
Michael Buccola
Murray and Carol Buckner
Karen Bunting
John and Maureen Burkhill
Richard and Brenda Busofsky
Kerry Butchello
Hardin and Carolyn Byars
Susan and Louis Cable
Fern and Cleve Campbell
Joan Canevari
Jonathan and Alice Cannon
Matthew Carbray/Ridgeline Financial Partners
Edward and Christi Carder
John and Laurie Carpenter
Steven and Sally Carter
Sara Cary
Deborah Case
James and Suzanne Cassidy
Samuel and Cynthea Caughron
Cauze Charitable Fund
CFRA
George Chang and Lan Tran
Lori Chapman
Chapman Grove Baptist Church
Charities Aid Foundation America
Auna Charters
Vivian Chisolm
Karen Christiansen
Lee and Wayne Cilimberg
Donald and Sally Clark
Clark Construction Group
Arthur and Lillian Clinger
Geoff and Deborah Close
Ted and Martha Coates
Darin Conti
Dora Conway
James Cooper and Shamim Sisson
Eugene and Susan Corbett
Mike Cosner
David and Iris Cox
Matthew and Suzanne Crane
Donna Crawford
The Mark and Ann Creighton Charitable Fund
Culbertson Foundation
Dan and Florence Daniels
Karen Davenport
Davenport & Company
Joseph David
Mary Davis
Theresa and J Patrick Davis
Emily Davis Oliver
Sarah Dawson
Joan and Brian Day
Deacons' Deaconess' Council and Youth
Matt and Shannon Deegan
Douglas and Hildrene DeGood
Greta Dershimer
Allegra Deucher
Elisa Diehl
Craig Dieterich
Honnor Dorsey
Donald and Karen Dougald
John Drahos
Jayleane Drucker
Brian Dublirer
Sharon and Sonny Dudley
Linda and Frank Dukes
Caroline Dumm
Ann Dunn
Andrea and Michael Durbin
Edgemont Farm LLC
Dan Ehrman
Vicky and Larry Eicher
Alfred Elias
Noah Elias
Rebecca Ellison
Kamilla Esfahani
Rob and Jill Farrell
Daniel Feigert and Elizabeth Carpenter
Jim and Betsy Fernald
James and Holly Fesler
Julie and Charles Fisher
Alice Fitch
Jay Flanagan
Sean and Nicole Forbes
Nancy Ford
David Fowler
Jean Fowler
Cindy Fredrick
Julian Freeman
Jeffrey Fuller
Jennifer Gaden
John and Susan Gainer
Conor Gannon
Scott and Jenny Gardiner
Lara and Breck Gastinger
$1 - $499 (Cont.)
Anne and Cooper Geraty
Giant Community Bag Program
James and Amy Gillespie
Sara Gorman
Betty and Larry Goss
Grand Piano & Furniture Co. Benevolence Fund
John Grant
Brock and Julia Green
Kenneth and Louise Greer
Macon Gunter
Braxton Gutierrez
Angela Guzman and Alex Deucher
Christine Gyovai and Reed Muehlman
Gwen Hackett
Sonia Haimes
Gabrielle Hall
Anne Halstater
Claudia Hanna
Jordan Hargrave and Family
Yolunda and Quinton Harrell
Deborah Harriman
Theresa Harriott
Barbara Haskins
James and Gail Hassmer
Michael and Maria Hatz
Fern Hauck
David and Kathy Haugh
Lloyd Snook and Sheila Haughey
Bob and Kedra Hauser
William and Louise Hay
Greg Hayden
Lynda Haynes
James Heilman
Anne and Michael Hemenway
Ron Herfurth
George Hess
John Hickson and Sarah Babin
Holly Hintz and Tom Banton
Tom and Mary Helen Hintz
Jay and Wendy Hirsh
Robert and Susan Hodous
Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton and Robert Fatton
Robin Hoffman
LeBron and Kay Holden
Bob and Ginger Holub
Deirdre and Joseph Honick
Alex Horsley
Christina Horton
Patricia and John Hott
Lois Houston
Fritz Hudson
Blake and Carol Hurt
Berta Hysell
Ibis Group
Lindsay Ideson
Howard and Linda Imhoff
Elizabeth Isley and Bruce Chermin
Pattie Jacocks
Dorothy Jakubowski
JLRS Family Fund at the CACF
Tom and Sally Johnston
Frank and Judith Jones
Martha Jones
Rayford Jones
Suzanne Jones and Frank Papovich
Fred and Ginny Karnas
Richard and Johanna Keeling
Andrew and Barbara Keller
Carolyn Kelly
Gary and Barbara Kempf
Gary and Evelyn Kessler
Anne Clark and Robert Kiefer
Christie Kilby-Robinson and William Robinson
Cameron Koehler
Brenda and Edward Koonce
Daniel and MaryAnn Kosut
Peggy Koury
Rich and Nancy Kovatch
Kroger
Geraldine Kruger
KS Club
Richard Barnett and Karin Kupke
Staff at Brian P. Lambert, PT
Gary and Mary Lambert
Charles and Kathryn Lancaster
Cecilia Lapp Stoltzfus
Karen and Bertrand Latil
Jennifer and Matthew Lazzara
Luther Lea
Robert LeHeup
Alicia Lenahan and Ron Ignotz
Andrew Levisay
Charles and Carol Ann Lewis
Ben Life
Eugene and Mary Locke
Helen Lockwood
Ivan and Marsha Login
Carole and Leonard Lohman
Carmen Lopez Molina
Stephanie Lowenhaupt
Alison Lubin
William and Mary Ann Lucia
Virginia and Peter Lueders
Kevin Lynch
Mary Lee MacDonald
Leonard Mailloux
Ann Mallek
Kathleen Manuel
Julie and Steve Marazita
John and Marilyn Marshall
Bill and Dumisile Martin
Mark and Elizabeth Martin
Mary Martin and Peter Sevcik
Worthy Martin
Dave Mattern and Charlotte Crystal
Jill Maurer
Devon and Robert Maust Earle
Bill and Martha Maxfield
Donna and Sandy McAdams
Sarah McCall
Mary McCarthy
Clifton and Mary Jo McCleskey
Beverley McCoid
Scott McCrory
James and Nancy McCullen
John and Regina McGovern
Ray and Beth McGrath
Shirley McNulty
George and Mary Ellen McVey
Joseph and Helen Messina
Ruth Meyer
Tim and Virginia Michel
Michel Charitable Giving
Audrey Michie
Andrew and Melinda Michyeta
Lorna Derry Miller
Benjamin and Virginia Miller
John and Deb Miller
Judy and Dennis Mills
Cal Mincer
Ralph and Jean Minehart
Mineral United Methodist Church
Ray Mishler and Pat Smith
Mary Beth Moehl
Guy and Jean Moffat
David and Daisy Moga
Daniela and John Molena
Parthenia Monagan
Anne and Percy Montague
Montague, Miller & Co Realtors
$1 - 499 (Cont.)
Jennie Moody and David Stoner
Mount Olivet Church in Dyke
Susan Murphy
Deborah M Murray
Merrick and Steve Murray
Ralf Nass
Rick and Carol Natale
Hans and Sandy Natterer
Aimee Newcomb
Marland and Marsha Newton
Dan and Beth Nissen
David and Ann Normansell
Northern Moore Family Resource Center
Parker Northrup
Peter Ochs
Kent and Christine Oots
Arlene Page
Paine Charitable Fund
Didi Pancake
Jenette Parker
Ann Parrish
Parrish Donor Fund
Robert and Jane Paxton
Roger Payne
Lester Pearlstein and Ronna Gray
George and Margaret Pearsall
Nathan Pedersen
Rebecca Pence
Clara Perry
Jane Perry
Janice and Steven Pfund
Stuart and Emily Pickell
John and Jacquie Pickering
Craig and Marguerite Pickering
Elizabeth Piper
James Pittard
Sharon Poe
Frances and Leo Ponton
Sara Post
Gail Povar and Larry Bachorik
Elizabeth Powell
Michael and Karen Powell
Bruce and Debby Prum
Reuben and Sue Rainey
Raising Cane's
William and Susan Ramos
Judith Randle
Judy Rasmussen
Timothy Read
Richard and Susan Reed
Paul and Jo Reeder
Robert and Cheryl Ann Ribando
Anne and Fred Ribble
Larry and Meredith Richards
Joseph and Pat Richmond
Susan Riddle
Wendy Roberman
Glen and Kay Robinson
Patricia Robinson
Alan and Joanne Rogol
Dennis and Ann Rooker
Nan Rothwell and Carter Smith
Clare Ruggles
Katherine Russell
James Ryan Jr.
Diana and Jim Salmon
James and Caroline Satira
Bruce and Jocelyn Saunders
Linda Scandore
Jim and Suzanne Schade
Ann and Peter Schare
Florence and Peter Schmidt
John Schorling
Henrik and Frances Schutz
Radonna and James Schwarz
Susan Seidler and Robert Whaley
Ryan Senator
Thomas Shand
Deborah Shapiro and M. Elizabeth Allen
Martin and Janice Shaw
Henry and Ann Shelton
Sara Anne Sherrard
Julia Lewis Shields
Richard Shrum
Julie and Daniel Shuren
William and Mary Sihler
Robin Silke
Charles and Barbara Simmons
Sheron Sinclair
Rachel and Kevin Skadron
Becky Smith
Brian Smith
Kristina Smith
Kenneth and Joan Soderlund
George Hanna and Eve Solomon
Dorothy Somerville
South Plains Presbyterian Church
South River United Methodist Church
Peter Spaar
Richard and Courtenay Stanley
Elizabeth Steel-Perdue
Paul Stephens
Bob and Helen Stroh
Bill and Kathy Sublette
Leslie and Bruce Sullivan
Paul Suratt
Joe and Kristin Szakos
Lukas and Evelyne Tamm
Target Charitable Giving
Stephen and Nell Tharp
Mac and Elsie Thompson
Ester Thorne
Thrivent Financial
Jan and Joy Tobias
Steve Trostle and Cheryl Graybush
Doug and Kelly Trout
Lawrence Tucker
Sandra Tucker
David and Ellen Turner
Alexander Urpi
Doris and David Vander Meulen
Elizabeth Veninger
Joe Volker
Ann Vonnegut and Chris Von Frieling
William and Heather vonReichbauer
Andrea and Tim Walkup
Susan and Gary Wamsley
Jeff Ware
Wayfair
Wayland Baptist Church
James and Mickey Weatherford
Peyton and Anda Webb
Wegmans Campaign through United Way
Elizabeth and Robert Weiss
Well House
Elizabeth Weller
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
Linda Wenger
Lorna Werntz
Alma Wertz
Jeff and Beth White
Duncan Whittome
Annette Wilcox
Betsy Wilgis
Dave and Lynnette Wilk
Casey Williams
Eugene and Lorraine Williams
Andy and Anne Wolf
Arthur Wollam
Holly Wood and Damon Shelton
Elizabeth Woodard
Timothy and Jo Anne Worley
Joe Wynne and Sooze Winter
Jane Zimmermann and Bill Hardin
Catherine Zuver
Tribute Gifts
In Honor Of
Ravi Adie
by Parames Adie
Anne Andrews
by John Drahos
Tony Baglioni
by Ron and Louise Reeve
Carol Blake-Scott
by Pattie Jacocks
Judy Boehlert
by Karen Christiansen
President Jimmy and Mrs. Rosalynn Carter
by Anne Price
Doug Cox
by Michael Kaminski
Jim and Wendy Craig
by Wendy Bennett
by Michele and Bill Craig
by Randy and Kathy Pool
Wendy Craig
by Randy and Kathy Pool
Anne Crocker
by Betsy Wilgis
Jeff Davis
by Mary Davis
John and Deborah Desmond
by Alan and Sharon Culbertson
Jack and Meredith Gallagher
by Ray Mishler and Pat Smith
Mike Gallahue
by Willie Anderson
Douglas Gernert
by Alec and Cathy Ramsay
Norman and Laura Groebner
by Andrew and Melinda Michyeta
Isabelle Halley des Fontaines
by Bruce and Jamie Chase
by Virginia Garretson
by Steve Goldstein
Robert "Bo" Jones
by Martha Jones
Harold and Mary Donn Jordan
by Helen O’Guinn
Ora Kane
by Catherine Kane
Shayna Kaplan
by Elizabeth Isley and Bruce Chermin
Matt Lawless
by Colleen McLellan
Ann and George Loper
by Carolyn Callahan
Charlotte Lopp
by Steve Goldstein and Isabelle Halley des Fontaines
Lari Lopp
by Steve Goldstein and Isabelle Halley des Fontaines
Mark Luellen
by Cindy Fredrick
Nicole and William Lynch
by Suzanne Kasler Interiors
Linda Martin and Ron Wilcox
by Yael Cockayne
by Lara and Breck Gastinger
by Daniela and John Molena
June Oakley
by Andrew Levisay
Robert Pianta
by Chi Kim at Ibis Group
Charles and Sally Pickell
by Stuart and Emily Pickell
Mark Ross
by Gail Povar and Larry Bachorik
Larry Scott
by David and Mackie Kudravetz
Tim Sherburne
by Katherine Russell
Daphne Spain
by Jeffrey Fuller
Bill Stackhouse
by Julie and Steve Marazita
Katherine Stalfort
by Betsy and Jay Swett
Ruth Stone
by William and Deborah Mendez
Prabhath Tangella
by Ashok Nare at Kollabio, Inc.
Bill vonReichbauer
by William and Heather vonReichbauer
Ellen Whitener
by Barbara Armacost
Reg and Kathie Woods
by Lawrence and Toni Gimple
In Memory Of
Phil Best
by Billie Best
Lowell Bishop
by Greg Bishop
Howard Bressak
by Brent Moore
Roslyn Carter
by Vicky and Larry Eicher
John Conover
by Linda Erkelens
James Craig
by Michele and Bill Craig
by Keith and Laurie Curtin
by Patricia Lenney
by Beverley McCoid
by Elizabeth Merrill
by Hans and Sandy Natterer
by Frances Palmer
by Bob and Ellen Pate
by Rebecca Pence
by Randy and Kathy Pool
by Bill and Missy Shenkir
by Margot and David Youngs
Jon Craig
by Margot and David Youngs
Ann Dublirer
by Brian Dublirer
Teiseer (Terry) Eways
by Lorna Derry Miller
Ted Felger
by D. Stan and Katherine Barnhill
Paul Gannon
by Conor Gannon
John Gordon
by Bruce Gordon and Megan LeBoutillier
Norman and Laura Graebner
by Andrew and Melinda Michyeta
Ginny Gross
by Fritz Hudson
Charles Haugh
by David and Kathy Haugh
Dorothy Hawkins Tarleton
by Carol and Mike Atchison
by Sharon and Sonny Dudley
by Jeff Ware
Annie Horowski
by Alfred and Sherry Minutolo
Joe Knott
by Joe Volker
Margaret Kohlhafer
by Glenda and Harvey Regan
Louise Maher
by Henrik and Frances Schutz
Stewart Malone
by Carol and Brad Brown
David McIlhiney
by Andrea and Michael Durbin
Thomas Meyer
by Ruth Meyer
My Mother
by Dan and Florence Daniels
My Uncle
by Yolunda and Quinton Harrell
Barbara Paganelli
by Charlie Paganelli
Phillip Parrish
by Ann Parrish
James Piper
by Elizabeth Piper
Charles Rosensweig
by John and Kathy Bernas
by Cara Anjos Breeden
by Margaret Currier
by Greg Dritz and Angela Katz
by Tad Dritz
by Patrice Gallagher
by Roberta Huber
by Harri Kramer
by Sara Melita
by Terrie and Gene Rosengarden
by Julia and Jim Schaeffer
by Kevin and Stella Sellner, Citizens for Responsible Growth
by John and Ruth Stone
Carmela and Charles Rotolo
by Catherine Rotolo
Jay and Frank Schneiders
by Craig and Elizabeth Schneiders
Richard Shand
by Thomas Shand
Lon Smith
by Becky Smith
Anna Sturtevant
by George and Martha Truxel
Don Willock
by Judith Campbell
Peter Wurzer
by Sue Wurzer
by Matthew Carbray/Ridgeline Financial Partners
by Jordan Hargrave and Family
by James Heilman
by Robert and Susan Hodous
by Mike Kavanaugh
by John and Ruth Stone
by Abigail Turner and Dave Watson
by Duncan Whittome
In-Kind Donors
Rodney Beard
Book Baskets
Foxfield Racing LLC
Hantzmon Wiebel
Levolor
McCallum & Kudravetz, PC
Matt Postak, Lumens Alive
Procore
Ready Kids
Schneider Electric
Scott Kroner
UVA -Latino Health Initiative; Dr. Max Luna, Director
Whirlpool
Williams Mullen
Yale Locks
Cars for Homes
Ryan Anderson
Rebecca Beirne
Kayla Capps
Richard Crozier
Anastasia Dakouri Hild
Micheal Davis
David Deck
Joann Dunkle
Erin Eamich
Lynne Gardner
Bruce Gehle
Angela Genz
Curtis Hoffman
Marie Huggins
Nicholas Janssens
Kaitlin Johnson
Todd and Jean Kemp
Kelsey Lehman
Judith Levinson
Marilyn Lindner
Amy Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Eric Moody
Catherine Okeefe
Mark Okusa and Diane Rosin
Kyle Payne
John Pennett
Eugene Rader
Edward Shaw
Emily Smith
Lester Yuen
Judy Zacharias
Faith Partners
Albemarle County Baha'i Community
Aldersgate United Methodist Church
All Souls Charlottesville
Chapman Grove Baptist
Charlottesville Catholic School
Charlottesville Clergy Collective
Charlottesville Region of Episcopal Churches
Christ Episcopal Church
Church of Our Saviour
Church of the Holy Cross
Church of the Incarnation
City Church
Congregation Beth Israel
Cove Presbyterian Church
CrossLife Community Church
Crozet Methodist
Deacons' Deaconess' Council and Youth
Ebeneezer Baptist Church
Elk Creek Baptist Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Greenwood
Faith Hope and Love Center
First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
Grace and Glory Lutheran Church
Grace Episcopal - Red Hill
Grace Episcopal Church - Keswick
Greater Love Christian Center
Holy Comforter
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Insight Meditation Community of Charlottesville
Islamic Society of Central Virginia
Islamic Study Center
Louisa United Methodist Church
Meadows Presbyterian Church
Mineral United Methodist Church
Mount Gilliam New Site Baptist Church
Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church
Mt. Zion First African Baptist Church
Olivet Presbyterian Church
P’nai yisrael Chavurah
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Portico Church
Presbytery of the James
Sojourners United Church of Christ
South Plains Presbyterian Church
St. Mark Lutheran
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Ivy
St. Paul's Memorial Episcopal
St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish
Tabor Presbyterian
The Point
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Charlottesville
Unity of Charlottesville
University Baptist Church
Wayland Baptist Church
Well House
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
In Memoriam
Dr. James Craig
1921 - 2024
Jim and his wife Wendy served on both the Habitat Advisory Board and Board of Directors, providing countless hours as volunteers and significant financial support as donors for decades. The Craigs were instrumental in in driving our work forward at Paton Street, at Sunrise and Southwood to save the mobile home park residents from displacement. Their vision for the good Habitat could bring our community was far-sighted and courageous.
Kathleen Gill Bowman
1942 - 2023
Kathleen served as an invaluable member of Habitat's Advisory Council for nearly a decade. She was a staunch believer in and evangelist for the Southwood Redevelopment.
Peter Wurzer
1948 - 2023
Peter served on both the Board of Directors and Advisory Council, and was a long-standing, dedicated member of the Midweek Crew. Peter was a compassionate volunteer and donor who was always willing to help the hardworking families of our community.
"All dreams are within reach. All you have to do is keep moving towards them."
-Viola Davis
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