2025 Impact Report
Opening Doors to Brighter Futures
At Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville, we are working tirelessly to face the national affordability crisis head-on, serving our local community with scalable solutions to increase access to safe, affordable homes. But, we cannot do this work alone. That is why, in our 2025-26 annual impact report, we are recognizing the many ways in which you — Habitat’s generous donors, volunteers, partners, and supporters — have helped your neighbors open doors to brighter futures.
Thanks to your support, we have been honored to directly serve 450 families in our community this year by building affordable homes, providing critical home repairs, sharing financial empowerment services, offering warranty and post-closing support, and much more. As a result, over the last 12 months, local families have had so many occasions to celebrate – such as the dedication of Village 2 in the mixed-income community of Southwood. This joyous celebration gave us the opportunity to welcome 25 families into their new homes where they will build wealth, community, and a brighter future.
Please know that your impact reached far beyond Southwood. In the city of Charlottesville, 16 families joined our homeownership program and began preparing to purchase homes in the new Flint Hill neighborhood now being built near UVa. In Greene and Louisa counties, our dedicated volunteer teams completed 16 critical home repairs, allowing long-time, local families to remain safely in their homes. These are just some examples of why, this year, we were again named the most productive Habitat for a community of our size throughout the United States and Canada. This scale of service, these newly opened doors, wouldn’t have been possible without you.
Each house built or repaired means a brighter future, both for the families we serve and for the community we call home. As you explore the past year’s highlights, we hope you feel proud of the doors you helped open in 2025 and excited about what the future holds for 2026.
Our Impact in 2025
450
LOCAL FAMILIES
served
58
HOMES
built or under construction
35
THOUSAND
hours of volunteer service
Building
We strive to build at least 40 homes annually and better empower local families who have been systematically excluded from homeownership.
Opening Doors in Southwood's Second Village
A bit of morning rain didn’t dampen the spirits of Southwood neighbors and supporters who gathered in September to dedicate the second completed village in the renewing community. Through the drizzle, more than 100 supporters joined together to welcome 25 families to their brand new homes and celebrate the opening of the recently completed Monacan Indian Nation Tribute Park.
New homebuyer Karla captured the spirit of the day in her remarks to the crowd.
“For us, this is not just about getting a house,” she said. “It’s about having a real home… a place to feel safe, to grow, and to give our kids a better future.”
“For us, this is not just about getting a house. It’s about having a real home… a place to feel safe, to grow, and to give our kids a better future.”
- Karla R., Southwood Village 2 Homeowner
She punctuated her remarks by making it clear that the meaning of her family’s new home extends well beyond just their individual house.
“This is such a warm and welcoming community,” she said. “It’s full of culture, tradition, and hardworking people. We look out for each other, and there’s always someone ready to help.”
After Karla spoke, Habitat Vice President and Chief Partnership Officer Janette Kawachi elevated the importance of home in her remarks to the audience.
“What we are rebuilding together is not just housing; it’s home. Not just windows and walls, not just a roof over head, but a place where people feel deeply rooted, a place where families feel cared for, respected, loved, and known. And a place where people feel a deep and lasting sense of belonging,” said Kawachi.
Habitat is redeveloping the 317 unit Southwood Mobile Home Park, without displacement, as an 11-village, 1,100-unit, national-model mixed-income, mixed-use community to provide a pathway for families living there to stay in new homes that they own or rent. When complete, Southwood will offer more than 550 units of affordable housing alongside market rate homes, all surrounding a neighborhood center inclusive of a pre-school, health clinic, shared commercial kitchen, recreational facility and more. $500M in direct investment at Southwood will yield an estimated $3.5B in regional economic impact.
Currently, more than 80 legacy Southwood families have moved into their new homes.
Southwood Progress
Block 10
Half of the 16 Habitat homes in Block 10, which is part of Phase 1 of Southwood's redevelopment, have been built. Construction began on the second set of eight Habitat homes in September 2025 and are expected to be completed this summer.
Village 1
The final Habitat home in Village 1, which is also part of Phase 1, was sold in May 2025. This village is home to 49 Southwood families, in addition to 31 market-rate homeowners.
Village 2
Habitat dedicated the 25 Habitat homes in Southwood’s Village 2 — the last village of Phase 1 — in September 2025. Many families have already moved into the village, with the last few scheduled to purchase their new forever homes in May 2026.
Village 3
Completed construction in Village 2 opened the door for Habitat to begin building Village 3, the first village of Southwood Phase 2. When complete, Village 3 will contain a total of 52 affordable homes for Southwood families.
In early 2026, Habitat began laying the foundations for the first 13 homes in Village 3. We also partnered with more than 250 volunteers during our annual Women Build, which ran from March 26 to April 17, to raise the walls on five of these new homes.
New City Zoning Opens Doors for Habitat Family in Fifeville
Merissa has lived in Charlottesville all her life. Now, she is excited to know that her four young children will have a place here to call their own.
Having selected her future new home on 6 ½ Street in Fifeville, Merissa described what made it feel like a natural choice. “It’s right there in the heart of everything,” she said. “I grew up there, off of King Street.”
Merissa’s home was one of two Habitat units made possible by the City of Charlotteville’s new zoning ordinance, which allows an increase in density above the base allowance provided that it includes affordable housing. The new RN-A zoning designation for Fifeville is one of the first zoning classifications in the nation to allow for reinvestment in a historically African American community while also providing incentives for preservation of existing structures and non-displacement. City planners hope that it will become a model for the nation.
"To me, [homeownership is] everything. I will be the first one out of my side of the family that will have owned a home... It’s a place I can pass down to my kids for them to have."
- Merissa S.
Fifeville is one of the most historically significant neighborhoods in Charlottesville. For more than a century, institutions like Tonsler Park and the many Black-owned businesses on Cherry Avenue have provided the community meaningful places to gather and socialize. Habitat’s Fifeville homes and the families purchasing them are living examples of how creative approaches like increasing density at a neighborhood scale can bring new housing opportunities, increase affordability, and retain the existing character of the neighborhood.
Merissa is proud to know that she will be the first homeowner on her mom’s side of the family, and that she will now have a place in her own community to pass on to her kids, Elayshia, Eric, Kay’len, and Jay’len. She is already looking forward to decorating and applying the construction skills she learned during her sweat equity hours on the build site to future home improvements.
Rebuilding
We strive to serve more families, particularly those living in rural areas, through home repairs and renovations.
“Habitat made it possible for me to bring my brother home.”
When Connie Smith learned that she would be her brother’s caregiver after he was released from extended care, she had to adapt quickly. Her home in Greene County, where she runs a cleaning business and has lived for all of her life, was not designed for easy wheelchair access.
First, Connie and her husband tried to devise a solution on their own. But when Connie’s uncle, Glenn Shifflett, shared his recent experience receiving an accessibility ramp through Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville’s Greene County Home Repair Program, she reached out to Habitat for help.
Glenn put Connie in touch with Bruce Seger, a member of the home repair program’s operating committee, who spoke with her about her situation and the need for a ramp.
“Bruce was very forthcoming and didn’t try to give me the run around,” Connie recalled. “He was quick to help and even offered to lend us a ramp that he personally owned before Habitat could install one . . . it meant a lot to me.”
Thanks to the hard work of our dedicated Greene County volunteers, Habitat was able to install an aluminum ramp leading from Connie’s driveway to her door. And, because of support from generous donors, all of Habitat’s repair projects — including Connie’s — are done free of charge.
With the ramp in place, Connie’s brother now enjoys easy, safe access to her home and no longer faces a major caregiving hurdle. To others who might be struggling with similar accessibility issues, Connie has one piece of advice:
“I one hundred percent recommend giving [Habitat] a call.”
Keeping Greene County families in their homes – safely, through our critical home repair program – is one more way that we can ensure access to affordable housing, particularly in rural communities.
Housing System Development
We strive to catalyze housing innovations, change structural imbalances and eliminate barriers to affordable homeownership.
New Program Partnership to Open More Doors
In November, the Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS (CAAR) Foundation launched the Homeownership Navigators program in partnership with Habitat. For Keshia Washington, Habitat’s Associate Director of Special Partnerships and CAAR Foundation board member, this was the culmination of three years of planning.
When Keshia began exploring a partnership with the CAAR Foundation in 2023, Habitat was looking for ways to help local families who do not qualify for its homeownership program due to either higher incomes or lower incomes with higher debts. The Navigators partnership that emerged provides individualized assistance to low- and moderate-income families looking to purchase starter homes outside of Habitat’s traditional program throughout the journey to homeownership – from searching for a home, to making an offer, to securing financing and closing. Working together, Habitat and CAAR pair these families with real estate agents willing to provide homebuying guidance and provide Habitat’s time-tested financial and housing counseling services.
The result is greater community impact than either organization could achieve on their own.
“Habitat’s homeownership program gets applications from many families dreaming of becoming homeowners,” Keshia said. “Now, we can refer families that Habitat can’t serve directly to the navigators. It gives us the chance to help more families get into affordable homes.”
Leading up to the program’s launch, Keshia helped the CAAR Foundation recruit realtors, develop training information, and ensure compliance with real estate and lending laws. She believes it all came together because of the complimentary strengths of each organization.
“Everyone involved with Homeownership Navigators has been extremely helpful,” said Keshia. “The CAAR Foundation brought important knowledge and realtor connections, and I shared my expertise in working with marginalized families and communities at Habitat. It is a true partnership.”
Keshia Washington (center) participates in a "Partnerships for Affordable Housing" panel discussion during the 2026 Tom Tom Festival alongside CAAR Foundation Chair Mary Katherine King (left) and fellow CAAR Foundation Board Member Ashley Davies (right). The discussion highlighted cross-sector collaboration to expand housing access in the Charlottesville region.
Keshia Washington (center) participates in a "Partnerships for Affordable Housing" panel discussion during the 2026 Tom Tom Festival alongside CAAR Foundation Chair Mary Katherine King (left) and fellow CAAR Foundation Board Member Ashley Davies (right). The discussion highlighted cross-sector collaboration to expand housing access in the Charlottesville region.
"Everyone involved with Homeownership Navigators has been extremely helpful. The CAAR Foundation brought important knowledge and realtor connections, and I shared my expertise in working with marginalized families and communities at Habitat. It is a true partnership."
- Keshia Washington
The Habitat Store
Did you know that in the past year, The Habitat Store generated enough funds to build two affordable homes for local families? This feat could not have been accomplished without generous and steadfast community support.
Because of the many volunteers, donors, and customers who love The Habitat Store, we have been able to continually grow our annual proceeds – generating more than $438,000 in net revenue in 2025 – to support our mission of increasing access to affordable homeownership.
Not only does your support help us to fund our building operations, it also provides affordable home goods and remodeling products to shoppers and helps divert nearly 148,000 items from our landfills – a win, win, win!
Financials
Thank you to our incredible donors and supporters
Together, we build a better future.
(Gifts made between January 1 and December 31, 2025)
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 (4)
County of Albemarle
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development
$100,000 - $499,999
Anonymous
Atlantic Builders
The Briggs Giving Fund
Stephen and Carolyn Brown
Sentara Healthcare
Smith Vicars Family Foundation
Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission
Virginia Housing
Susan Wells Sargeant
W. Keith Woodard
Anne & Gene Worrell Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous (2)
Dorianne Boudreau
Mike and Mary Chinn
City of Charlottesville
Elmo Foundation
Foxfield Racing LLC
Habitat for Humanity International
-Bank of America Foundation
-Advancing Black Homeownership
-Cars for Homes
-Build Better with Whirlpool
-State Farm Grants
-Wells Fargo Builds
Mary Donn and Harold Jordan
$25,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
Rip and Millie Cathcart
Allyson Louthan
Ann Pax
Presbytery of the James
$10,000 - $24,999
Adiuvans Relief Fund at the CACF
Anonymous (4)
James and Patricia Atkinson
Roger and Donna Authers
Rebecca Barlow
Tony and Laurel Bennett
Carloyn and Frank Beverly
Billy and Sheller Bolton
Janet and Fred Borch
I.J. and Hilda M. Breeden Foundation
Wendy and John Brown
Anna and David Castle
Chaney Cares
Robert and Denise Cochran
Stephen and Anne Colgate
First Presbyterian Church
Gerry Fisher
Doug Gernert
Joe and Sally Gieck
Grace Episcopal Church - Keswick
Elaine Hadden
Robin Hanes
Hartfield Foundation
Dede Haverstick
Habitat for Humanity International
-Bank of America Foundation
-State Farm
-Wells Fargo
Will Hueston and Pam Hand
Peyton and Cherie Humphrey
Julia and Bob Jones
Sandra Jones
Rohit Malhotra and Pamela Mason
Larry and Lynn Martin
Martin Family Charitable Fund
David and Cyndy Martin
Bill and Nan Massie
George and Miette Michie
National Community Reinvestment Coalition
The Noland Foundation
R & J Nunley Fund at the CACF
David and Helen Parrish
Mark Okusa and Diane Rosin
Richard and Donna Tadler
William and Dorothy Tompkins
Ronald and Shannon Wilcox
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Barbara Armacost
Atlantic Union Bank
Bama Works Fund of the Dave Matthews Band at the CACF
Gerard and Mary-Ellen Bambrick
Bank of America
Nancy Baum
Robert and Lou Baumgartner
John Beard Jr.
Louisa Bradford
The Branch Group
City Church
Wendy Craig
Bob and Pattie Downer
Linda Erkelens
Pamela French
Erin Garcia, LLC
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Jody and Jeffrey Hesler
Susanne Hubrig
Randy and Lisa Huffman
J & E Berkley Foundation
Frances Lee-Vandell
Ann McAndrew and Bob Pianta
Meadows Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Mohr
LeRoi H. Moore Fund at the CACF
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Piedmont Master Gardeners
David and Betsy Poist
Rebecca Quinn
Katherine Richardson
Jerry and Faye Rosenthal
Liz and Craig Schneiders
Bill and Missy Shenkir
Martha Smythe
Robert Stevens
Richard and Susan Tremblay
Wade and Michele Tremblay
Kent Olson and Marsha Trimble
The Trueheart Fund
Abigail Turner and Dave Watson
Twice is Nice
Laura and Jorgen Vik
Carol and Jack Weber Fund at the CACF
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Woodard Family Foundation
The Wyckoff Whynot? Fund
$2,500 - $4,999
Bill and Carolyn Achenbach
Bennett and Sally Acuff
John Angle
Anonymous (4)
John and Kristine Bean
The Betts Family Charitable Fund
Halsey and Carol Blake-Scott
Carolyn M. Callahan Charitable Fund
Michael Cameron and Christine Atkins
Brian and Pat Carman
Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors
Colin Derdeyn
Eileen and Jerry Eudy
Christine Fleckles and Edwin Rushia
Flow Companies Foundation
David Forbes
Diana Foster and Thomas Jones Fund at the CACF
Fulton Bank
Lloyd Harriott
Ann Horner
Sharon Johnson
Francis and Rosanna Lavin
Julie and Alan Matsumoto
Charles and Debra McLafferty
McNergney Charitable Fund
Elizabeth Merrill
Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Murphy
Matthew and Mary Murray
Chris Pax and Joyce Brown
Dan Rosensweig and Julie Jones
S&P Global Foundation
David and Diane Schmidt
Bruce and Karel Seger
Sherry Sinard
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Ivy
St. Paul's Memorial Church
The Stone-Wood Family Foundation
Betsy and Jay Swett
Tomboy Partners Foundation
Trent Family Foundation
Bill vonReichbauer
David and Bitsy Waters
Billy Wayson and Gail Funke
Marigail Wynne
$1,000 - $2,499
All Souls Charlottesville
Nathalie and James Andrews Foundation
Anonymous (9)
The Arcidicono Family Fund
Anthony and Margaret Artuso
Mary and Wayne Bader
Ronald Bailey and Pamela Friedman
David and Lori Balaban
Barton Malow Foundation
Jim and Kathy Berlin
BlackRock
William Cameron and Judy Blair
Boar's Head Inn Country Resort
Bob Bond
Boyd Law Practice PLC
Hal Brindley and Sharon Beckman-Brindley
Brock
Buildertrend
Lucy Burnette
Rusty and Bobie Burwell
Kathleen Caldwell
Camp-Younts Foundation
Brian Carlton and Liz Sumpter
Heather L. Carlton
Sean Carlton
David and Susan Donovan Cathcart
William and Sara Chambers
Charlottesville Region of Episcopal Churches
Bruce and Jamie Chase
Christine
William and Jane Clarke
Collins Engineering
Joey Conover and Jeff Erkelens
The Edwin P Conquest Memorial Trust
Diane Conrad
The Cregeen Foundation
Margaret Crone
Crutchfield Corporation
Jeff and JJ Davis
Kirk and Jenni Davis
Anna M. Day Foundation
Detmer-Lillard Family Fund
Brenda and David Dierolf
Andrew and Bernice Dracopoli
Bill Easton
Brian and Kathryn Easton
Pamela and Franklin Edmonds
Tom and Julie Estes
Susan Steinberg and Steve Farmer
Margo Figgins
First United Methodist Church
Jacqui Fiske Lazo
Foundation for the Carolinas
Jennifer Gaden
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Robert and Mary Gibson
Frederick and Struthers Gignoux
Steve Goldstein
William Hunt and Alice Gore
Geneese Gottschalk
Gregory and Jane Govan
Mary Alice Green
Tom Gutherz
Joan and Hermann Habermann
Leroy Hamlett
Syed Hassan
James and Gail Hassmer
Stephen Hill
Wendy Horton
Huff Family Foundation
Roberta S Hunt Charitable Fund
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
Donna Kaiser and Steven L. Johnson
Lucy Johnson
Paul Johnston
Amy Karr
Charles and Lindsay Kidd
David and Mackie Kudravetz
Ludwig Kuttner
Linda Lester
Peyton and Bill Lewis
Dana Lightsey and Peter Harris
George and Marilee Lindbeck
Christine Mahoney & John Kluge
Louise McConnell
Linda McGee
Henry and Edith McHenry
Cal Mincer
Russ and Susan Mitchell
Karen Moran and Wistar Morris Family Fund in CACF
Mount Vernon Church
Nest Realty
Larson Newman
Helen and Lloyd Noland
O'Neil Charitable Fund
Glenna Ohlms
Marijean and Seth Oldham
Norman and Susan Oliver
R G Owen
George and Constance Palmer
The Palmer Fund at the CACF
John Parcells and Denise Zito
Kathryn B. & Troost Parker Fund at CACF
Bob and Ellen Pate
George and Margaret Pearsall
Kaki and Ted Pearson
Judith Penniman
Alex and Ann Pettigrew
Carolyn Pflug
Sally Pickell
Susan Prindle
Bruce and Deborah Prum
Quantitative Investment Management Fund at the CACF
Perrin and Peggy Quarles Fund at CACF
Frank and Peggy Quayle
John and Elizabeth Ragosta
Ron and Louise Reeve
Sarah and Michael Rettig
William and Linda Roberts
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Kay and Glen Robinson
Rotgin Family Fund at the CACF
Philip and Heather Rowland
Sandra
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Dennis Scannell and Jane Kamensky
Mike Schafer and Emily Dooley
Alexandra Shaw
Linda Shaw
Jean P Shepard Trust
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Daniel and Rosamond Smythe Fund
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Standish Family Foundation at the CACF
Lee Ann and Jack Steffe
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Tabor Presbyterian Church
Sally Telford
Patrick Tolan and Virginia Evans
Carol Tomlinson
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Virginia Diodes Inc.
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Michelle Wamsley and Ryan Sauder
Eliza Waters
Barbara Whary
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Nancy Whitman
Isaac Winograd
Tom and Jeanine Wolanski
Reg and Kathie Woods
Ed and Diane Wright
John Zambrano
$500 - $999
David and Tracy Aglio
Chris and Becky Allison
Elaine Alpern and Nicholas Cafferillo Charitable Fund
Karen Anderson and Alex Johnson
Anonymous (11)
Mason and Laura Axford
Robert R. and Dorothy D. Bair Fund
Lawrence Barnett
Richard and Patricia Barnhardt
Faith and Bob Bedford
Melody and Dennis Bianchetto
Robert Bloch
Bodo's Bagels
Jeanine Braithwaite and Allan Nathanson
Douglas Campbell
The Candlelight Fund
Carmax Auto Superstore
Carol and Fred
Casey
Elizabeth Chapman
Chapman Grove Baptist Church
Gerald L Clore and Judy Deloache
Brian and Tovah Close
Ted and Martha Coates
George and Lauren Cohen
Cove Garden Ruritan Club
Francesca de Lange
Doug DeGood
Margy Hobson and Fred Diehl
Ann Dunn
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Elizabeth
Emergent Financial Services
Janet and Bern Ewert
Anna Farrell
John and Patricia Gazewood
C. Bruce and Jane Greyson
Ellen Braun and Kim Guenther
Deborah Harriman
Evan and Susan Heald
Regina Healy
Steve Hein
Jill Holmes
Frederick Hudson
Robert and Saundra Hutchison
Jessalee
Elizabeth Johnston Charitable Fund
Dan and Judy Jones
Rayford Jones
Connie and Jason Kapp
Leo
Chuck and Carol Lewis
Marie Loth
Robert and Patricia Macionis
Julie and Steve Marazita
Bill and Nancy May
Mary McCarthy
Josh Bowers and Molly McShane
Vicki Metcalf
Mincer's University of Virginia Imprinted Sportswear
Daniel and Maureen Murray
Mohan Nadkarni and Andrea Tribastone
Nancy
Rob and Paula Newcomb
David Oakland
Tom and Genevieve Obrig
Ann and Dan Parks
Parrish Donor Fund
France Payne
Randolph Perry
William and Susan Ramos
Alec and Cathy Ramsay
Rebecca
Beth and Danny Reitz
John and Carolyn Rosenblum
Marjorie Rosensweig
Marlo Rowland
Cecilia Mills and Philip Schrodt
Angelina Schultz
The Sheehan Family Giving Tree Fund
Kristina & Rod Smith
The Solak Family
St James the Less
John & Ruth Stone
Tom and Nancy Strassburg
Alfred Strickler
Sara and Bob Templeman
Marilu Thomas
Marshall and Virginia Thompson
Elsie and Mac Thompson
Timberwood Grill & Timberwood Tap House
Herbert Tucker
United Way of South Hampton Roads
Mary and Stephen Voorhees
Lowell and Nancy Walker
Monica and David Waugh
Fredric and Karen Weinberg
Joseph and Heidi White Charitable Fund
Anne and William Woods
Elizabeth and Joshua Wykle
Josh and Elizabeth Wykle
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George Yin and Mary Walter
$1 - $499
Milton and Carolyn Adams
Aldersgate United Methodist Church
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Andy & Anne
Anonymous (118)
Anthony
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Bling Team Blessings Fund
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Connor G. Bowman UVA/Phi Delta Theta BA 2025
Olivia E. Branch
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Penelope Crisp
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Culbertson Foundation
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Daniel
David (2)
Mary Davis
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Del
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Dreamer
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Edgemont Farm LLC
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Fred
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George
Anne and Cooper Geraty
Michael Gibson and Colette Hanson
Amy & James Gillespie
Lawrence and Toni Gimple
$1 - $499 (Cont.)
Samuel Glasscock
Bruce Gordon
Grand Home Furnishings Benevolent Fund
Brock and Julia Green
Kenneth and Louise Greer
Bradley H and Meredith Strohm Gunter
Angela Guzman and Alex Deucher
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Kevin Haag
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Heidi
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Helen
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The Higgins
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Jay and Wendy Hirsh
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Horsley Family
Hot Yoga Charlottesville Community Cares
Sherman Hudson
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Jeffrey
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Jill
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Judy
Kaczmarek
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Katherine
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Lawrence and Margaret Keller
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Carolyn Kelly
Gary and Barbara Kempf
Harry & Gale Kennon
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Donald and Marjorie King
Knights of Columbus, St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church
Brenda and Edward Koonce
Korean Student Association
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Kratz Family
Kroger
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Lance & Heidi Lagerstrom
Gary and Mary Lambert
Larry and Harriet Lambert
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In Memoriam
Isabelle Halley des Fontaines
July 17, 1943 - October 13, 2025
Isabelle Halley des Fontaines became involved with Habitat in 2018 as a receptionist volunteer. Every week, Isabelle welcomed and assisted visitors to Habitat’s administrative office, as well as supported the staff and volunteers working alongside local families to meet critical housing needs. In honor of Isabelle’s incredible generosity and deep commitment to Habitat’s mission, her fellow residents of Westminster-Canterbury of the Blue Ridge sponsored Habitat’s 2026 Women Build, a volunteer program that was particularly dear to her heart.
Greg Govan
October 1, 1924 - December 29, 2024
Greg Govan was a steady and dependable presence on Habitat’s construction sites for more than two decades. In recent years, he led the Piedmont Presbyterian Habitat Supporters (PPHS), a group of passionate Habitat volunteers from six local Presbyterian churches. Each month, Greg organized PPHS construction volunteer events that brought out many volunteers from all six churches to help Habitat and local families build affordable homes.
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