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OUR MISSION
Rebuilding Together
Montgomery County works in
partnership with community
volunteers to provide home
repairs, accessibility modif ications,
and links to community resources
to keep low-income homeowners
living safely and independently in
their homes.
Board of Directors
Greg Shron, ChairmanEYA
Lee Sutherland, PresidentSutherland Associates
Roger Rothman, Vice PresidentTemple Beth Ami
Robert Quinn, SecretaryNorthwestern Mutual
Paul Ostrye, CPA, TreasurerLively, Ostrye & Worch, PC
Joe CassidySAIC
Tina Del CasaleFidelity & Trust Bank
Elza Hisel-McCoyM-NCPPC
Chris HoffmanHearts & Hands
Joe HowertonOBA Bank
Tom MitchellPotomac Valley Brick
Dr. Jules O’RearFood and Drug Administration
Patrick RockeLockheed Martin
Advisory Council
Robby BrewerLerch, Early & Brewer
Gordon HawkFounder
Timothy MartinBallard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll
David MerrickMerrick Design & Build
Richard ParsonsRodgers Consulting
Ed Quinn, Jr.TW Perry
Michael RandAdventist HealthCare
Alan RichardsonPotomac Valley Brick
William SchlossenbergThe Gazette
Andrew ShulmanMcShea & Co
Lawrence A. ShulmanShulman, Rogers, Gandal,
Pordy & Ecker
Steve SilvermanMD Asst. Attorney GeneralConsumer Protection Division
Jay Treadwell
Founder
Susan HawfieldMelissa Flynn
Executive Director
Lee Berkeley ShawDirector of Development
Angela ModrickOffice Administrator
Richard NunnHandyman
Helen SpringirthSpecial Events Manager
Kathleen ThrowerProgram Assistant
Scot WeeksConstruction Supervisor
Staff
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Rebuilding Together Montgomery County (RTMC)
certainly has had a year of change. In December, Melissa
Flynn, who had served as Executive Director for nine years,
left to work in RT’s national office.
Susan Hawfield, RTMC’s Director of Program Services
for over three years, assumed the position of Executive
Director. Lee Sutherland concluded his term as Board
President.
But RTMC’s changes did not stop there. Scot Weeks
joined us in October as Construction Supervisor. Scot
brings an expertise in job and home safety and extensive
knowledge in home repair and renovations.
Angela Modrick, a loyal volunteer, became our Office
Administrator, and Lee Berkeley Shaw started in March as
our Director of Development. Lee Berkeley had previously
Lee SutherlandPresident of the Board
Susan Hawf ieldExecutive Director
A year of many changes…worked for RT’s national office heading their Home
Modifications and Home Energy Initiatives.
We are very fortunate to work with a dedicated board, staff
and over 2,000 volunteers who understand the importance
of keeping low-income homeowners safely in their homes.
The need is great and growing every year.
FY2007 was the first year that we were recipients of a
grant from the Housing Initiative Fund through the
Montgomery County Department of Housing and
Community Affairs. As we increase staff, expand our
funding base, and develop new partnerships, we are able to
better fulfill the important work of our mission.
We are grateful for the board’s leadership, the commitment
of all those who participate, and the continuing legacy
of our work. In a year of change, thank you for your
continuing support. Together, we are making a difference!
Rebuilding Together Montgomery County Board and Staff
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OUR PROGRAMSRTMC has an important role in the life of our county
Why does our program exist?
RTMC exists to keep low-income families living safely and
independently in their own homes, while also preserving
the scarce affordable housing stock in Montgomery County.
The families served through RTMC have worked hard to
own their own homes but need assistance to maintain them.
Average recipients are a family of two living on just over
$18,000 a year. Once the costs of transportation, food, and
medical expenses are covered, there simply isn’t anything
left for home maintenance. Often the home is their only
asset, and without RTMC and its team of volunteers
to help with maintenance, these homeowners would be
in danger of losing their home and/or remaining in a
hazardous situation.
2007 Homeowner Profile
Elderly 56%
Disabled 50%
Families with young children, no disabilities 9%
Average household income $18,608
Average number of people residing in home 2.2
Average number of years living in the home 25 years
The work we provide comes in many forms: preventing falls
by installing grab bars and handrails so seniors can age-in-
place in the home where they raised their families; patching
a leaking roof and removing debris so that parents can raise
healthy children; building a wheelchair ramp or installing a
roll-in shower for those with a disability so they can remain
independently in their homes. Life can change in the blink
of an eye — for our recipients, RTMC is there to assist
when the home can no longer meet their changing needs.
What have we accomplished?
Since 1990, RTMC has completed repairs on 1,240 homes
and nonprofits using the help of 35,495 volunteers and
delivered more than $10.75 million in home repairs, all of
which is done at no cost to the homeowners we serve.
More importantly, however, there is a person — in most
cases, a family — behind each statistic. For RTMC
recipients who often find it difficult to ask for help, the
rewards of this program can be life-changing.
How do we help people in our community?
Although you may not see it, there are people in your
neighborhood who need our services. Many of the
recipients of RTMC’s services are invisible. Through
disability, frailty, or depression, they have withdrawn
from their community, and in many cases, may be literally
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trapped within their homes. The modifications provided
by RTMC often allow them basic freedom, for example by
providing a ramp so they can more easily exit their home.
Many seniors live alone, and worries about their safety
are justifiable. Falls are the leading cause of injury-related
deaths in seniors, and 55% of falls for seniors happen in
the home. By making safety modifications to prevent falls,
RTMC allows our seniors to remain independently within
their homes. The average direct cost for a senior fall is
$9,400 in medical expenses — for low-income families, that
is often paid for by the community. Preventing these falls
reduces the taxpayer costs associated with treating them.
Finally, there is a cost benefit for all in this kind of work.
As the property value of the home in question increases,
everyone benefits. As the home in question is more
attractive and safe, all the residents in that neighborhood
benefit.
Montgomery County Nationwide
FY 2007
Since ‘90 FY 2007 Since inception
Homes/Non-profits
101 1,240 9,100 105,020
Volunteers 2,160 35,495 272,000 2.7M
Total market value $1.2M $10.75M $100M $1B
In November 2006, Countrywide and RTMC’s Board of
Directors worked to provide accessibility modifications for
a homeowner who had suffered multiple trauma fractures
and a head injury that left him with hearing loss and nerve
damage. The injuries resulted from a fall he sustained
dropping from a fifteen foot ladder two years earlier. The
homeowner had been confined to a hospital bed in his
living room with access only to a half-bath on the main
floor. Unable to negotiate steps, he could not take a shower
in the main bath on the upper level. Continued next page
Accessibility Modifications
Other RTMC Programs
In addition to April Project Days, RTMC offers
other programs that provide helpful services to county
homeowners. The Handyman program provides emergency
and minor repairs for eligible homeowners on a year round
basis. RTMC partners with a local group, Hearts and
Hands, who coordinate a Saturday project every month.
Through the Link program, RTMC refers homeowners to
other community resources which may help them.
The project summaries that follow describe just a few of the projects RTMC accomplished this year.
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OUR PROGRAMSAt the completion of the work weekend, our volunteers
had converted the half-bath on the main floor to a full
bath with a handheld showerhead, shower bench, raised
toilet, and grab bars. Volunteers fixed shutoff valves under
the bathroom sink, installed a fire extinguisher and GFCI
outlets, a handrail, and made step and drywall repairs.
Insulation blown in the attic improved the energy efficiency
of the home. These modifications met an important basic
need for this homeowner and resulted in a much enhanced
quality of life.
Critical Home RepairsA homeowner who had suffered extensive damage to her
house as the result of a fire came to RTMC seeking help.
Most of the damage had been caused by smoke and the
water used to fight the fire.
St. Mark’s United Methodist Church and Oakdale Emory
United Methodist Church collaborated to help the family.
They enlisted the help of many other suppliers who
donated valuable materials. At least $80,000 worth of
work was accomplished with about $5,000 in cash. This is
just one illustration of the leveraging capabilities RTMC
employs to stretch donated dollars.
The home received a redesigned kitchen with new
appliances and a bath complete with new tile and fixtures.
Workers replaced drywall, rewired the house, reinsulated
the attic and walls, replaced all windows and doors, painted,
and secured furniture donations. Before and after photos of
this project appear on the back cover of this report.
Assisting Other Nonprofits
RTMC teamed up with Helping Hands to work on
the grounds of Camp Friendship in Laytonsville. Camp
Friendship is a summer camp for children who have been
diagnosed with cancer. The camp needed to replace a 3,000
square foot deck around their pool. House captain Chris
Giarrantano, with the help of Rich Cortese from TW
Perry, secured Trex composite decking material at a greatly
reduced price from Trex representative George Zarick.
Chris coordinated volunteers for four weekends to
complete the work. The children now have a new deck
around their pool where they can play and socialize. The
donation allowed Camp Friendship to free up funds for
programming for the children, who gain so much from this
wonderful summer camp experience.
House captain Chris Giarrantano installs Trex decking at the Camp Friendship campgrounds in Laytonsville.
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Sears Holdings, a new sponsor for RT National, established
a veterans initiative called “Heroes at Home”, and RTMC
was asked to take charge of the kick-off project for this
new partnership. U.S. Army Specialist Ryan Major, 22, was
selected as the first recipient.
While serving his country in Iraq, Ryan was injured in
November 2006 when an improvised explosive device
exploded near his squad. Ryan lost both legs along with
other injuries that require extensive and continuing
surgeries.
NARI (National Association of the Remodeling Industry)
members and Adventist HealthCare, with Sears Holdings,
partnered with RTMC to make the many modifications
needed to bring Ryan home. This project demonstrates the
potential power of collaboration between corporations and
non-profits.
Volunteers installed an elevator, created a fully accessible
bathroom, widened doorways, and converted a den into a
bedroom featuring a second egress to an expanded deck that
is accessible for Ryan’s wheelchair.
RTMC recognizes the importance of making sure our
heroes and their families live in safe, warm and accessible
homes. We thank Specialist Ryan Major for his service and
sacrifice.
Project coordinator Dave Merrick (left) addresses the press conference at Ryan’s home with (left to right) County Council President Marilyn Praisner, County Executive Isiah Leggett, Army Specialist Ryan Major, and Councilmember Nancy Floreen.
Sears and Kmart volunteers install decking outside Ryan’s room with Gilday Construction providing technical oversight.
Adventist HealthCareArchitectural CeramicsAshley ElevatorBOWA BuildersCalvert Jones PlumbingCASE Design/RemodelingFerguson EnterprisesFine Earth Landscape Co.Freestate ElectricFriends and Family
FlooringGilday ConstructionManganaro MidatlanticMedstar National
Rehabilitation Hospital
Merrick Design and BuildNARIPatterson Builders
RemodelersPella WindowsRCM EnterprisesRTKL Architects S & K Roofing, Siding and
WindowsS & S Concrete Cutting Co.Sears HoldingsTW PerryWhiting-Turner
RTMC thanks the following contractors and suppliers who contributed to the project for Specialist Major
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On October 15, 2006, more than 100
golfers participated in the Annual TW
Perry Golf Classic which successfully
raised over $94,000 for RTMC. The
tournament was held for the first time
at the beautiful Norbeck Country
Club in Rockville.
Outback Steakhouse-Germantown
donated lunch, and EYA, George
Mason Mortgage, Monument Bank,
and Natelli Homes were beverage cart
sponsors. CPE provided an excellent
dinner and open cocktail bar.
SPECIAL EVENTS8th Annual TW Perry Golf Classic
TW Perry Sponsors
Platinum LevelAZEK Trimboards
Madison Wood Preservers
Gold LevelClark Construction
Curtis Lumber & PlywoodMain Street Homes
Potomac Valley Builders
Silver LevelCapital Rentals
Custom Design ConceptsDiscovery Communications
Gibson BuildersLively, Ostrye & Worch
Molding & MillworkNorthwestern Mutual
OBA BankPotomac Valley Brick
Provident BankRandall Hagner
Riggs, Counselman, Michaels & DownsRocky Top Builders
Good Luck, MelissaIn December 2006, Melissa Flynn,
who had energetically served as
Executive Director of RTMC for nine
years, accepted a new opportunity
in Rebuilding Together’s national
RTMC founders Jay Treadwell (left) and Gordon Hawk present Melissa Flynn with an award for her years of service to the organization.
RTMC continues to feel privileged
to have a community friend like
TW Perry. Over the last eight years,
TW Perry has helped to raise over
$700,000 through this tournament
alone to help RTMC provide quality
services to our families in need.
TW Perry also helps to foster the
community relationships needed to
build our program’s success. We thank
TW Perry and all the sponsors who
participated in this event.
Board president Lee Sutherland (left) presents Gary Bowman of TW Perry with an award at the TW Perry Golf Classic.
office as Vice President of Affiliate
Relations. She will work with 235 RT
affiliates throughout the country and
bring her expertise to a network that
serves 1,880 communities.
While sad that she left us, RTMC
is excited about what Melissa brings
to our organization nationally and
is delighted to have the privilege of
continuing to work with her.
In recognition of Melissa’s strong
commitment to providing accessibility
modifications for those who need
them, RTMC’s Board of Directors
established the Melissa Flynn Safe at
Home Fund in her honor. Many thanks
to Melissa for all she has done for
RTMC!
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OBA Golf Tournament
RTMC Honors Alan Richardson Congressman Chris Van Hollen, County Councilmember
Nancy Floreen, and other distinguished guests joined the
RTMC board and staff at the Congressional Country Club
in Rockville on March 15, 2007, to pay tribute to Alan
Richardson, President of Potomac Valley Brick (PVB), for
his continued philanthropic efforts and support of RTMC.
Nancy Floreen applauded Alan Richardson for his tireless
work on behalf of RTMC. Congressman Van Hollen
emphasized the importance of leaders like Alan Richardson
who make it possible for nonprofits to meet the needs of
the families they serve. He presented Alan with a letter of
recognition from U.S. Senator Ben Cardin.
RTMC was pleased to once again be the beneficiary of the proceeds from OBA
Bank’s Annual Golf Tournament in May 2007. Now in its seventh year, this
tournament, held at the Little Bennett Golf Course in Clarksburg, is a fun-filled
day of golf, games, and prizes, as well as a live auction. Through the generous
support of OBA Bank, all of the tournament sponsors, and the employees
who raised funds in support of the
tournament, RTMC received $22,000
from this exciting event to work toward
our goal of achieving a safe and healthy
home for every family. RTMC thanks
OBA and the sponsors who made this
event possible.
OBA Golf Sponsors
Platinum SponsorFreddie Mac
Gold SponsorsFTN Financial
Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsMeyer-Chatfield
Noah’s Preferred PropertiesRenner, Hansborough & Reese
Silver SponsorsAaron Lee Stein
Hamilton and Hamilton, LLPHomestead Building Systems
National Capital Title & EscrowOverton & Associates
Board president Lee Sutherland (left) presents Rebuilding Together Honors Award to Alan Richardson with Chairman Greg Shron.
Alan thanked his committed team at PVB and stated
that he found giving back to the community to be both
a responsibility and a privilege. RTMC thanks Alan
Richardson again for his continuing support to RTMC and
the community.
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OUR SUPPORTERS
2007 Project Day Sponsors
AARP Adventist Healthcare
ARG Ashton United Methodist Church
Bethesda Kiwanis Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Bethesda United Church of Christ B’nai Israel Congregation
Bovis Lend Lease CapitalSource
Cedar Ridge Community Church Christ Church Parish
Christ Congregational Church Colesville Presbyterian Church
Cornell Hotels Society Countrywide DARO Realty
D.G. Liu Contractor First Baptist Church
GCAAR Geneva Presbyterian Church
Georgetown Prep Good Counsel High School
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Grace United Methodist Church
Helping Hands Host Hotels
Kehila Chadasha Kemp Mill Synagogue
Lockheed Martin Manor Woods Church of Christ
Montgomery College Neelsville Presbyterian Church
NV Homes OBA Bank
Olney Lions Club Our Lady of Visitation Saint Elizabeth Parish
Saint Mark Presbyterian Church Sandy Spring Lions Club
Shaare Torah St. Francis of Assissi
St. Paul’s Catholic Church Temple Beth Ami Temple Emanuel Temple Shalom
Wheaton Kensington Rotary Club Executive Director Susan Hawfield, Congressman Albert R. Wynn, Andy Shulman of RTMC’s Corporate Advisory Board, and Lars Peterson from RT National inspect a house on Project Day.
Our program helps communities stay
strong, and with our many hands,
we are helping a segment of our
population which is often invisible.
RTMC relies on support from the
community to accomplish our goals.
Local businesses, civic and religious
groups, and foundations support
much of our work, but it really is a
community effort, and individual
giving is important. Individual giving
allows RTMC to target areas most
in need and focus on them without
restriction. We see your support as
a mandate for this work, and we are
happy to provide it for all who care
about Montgomery County’s low-
income families.
We promise to use your donation
wisely!
RTMC is a cost effective way to
provide home repair services to those
who need them. For every dollar
donated, we are able to leverage the
We need your support!
donation seven times. We do this
by securing donated or discounted
products and recruiting donations
of skilled and unskilled labor. Our
overhead expenses are low, only 10%
of our total budget. We adhere to strict
guidelines from our funders and take
financial accountability seriously.
The heart behind RTMC is our
volunteer corps. Most volunteers come
through house sponsor groups that
adopt a home and engage a team of
members/employees to get the work
done. If your company or group is
interested in sponsoring a house, please
contact us.
We encourage you to get involved!
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2007 RTMC Annual Report 2007 RTMC Annual ReportWAYS TO GIVERTMC is a registered 501 (c)(3) not-for-
profit organization, and all donations are
tax-deductible provided that no goods or
services are received in exchange for the
donation. Some of the ways to contribute
include:
Volunteering
Volunteers over the age of 14 provide the
labor for our projects throughout the year.
We particularly need professionals in the
skilled trades such as electricians, plumbers,
roofers, and heating contractors. We also
seek help in fundraising, special events, and
committee service. Call the office if you are
interested, or sign up for our e-newsletter
by emailing:
Cash gifts
This is the easiest way to contribute to
the success of RTMC. Enclosed is a reply
envelope: join us in helping create a safe
and healthy home for every family!
Online Giving
Rebuilding Together can accept donations
via our website
www.rebuildingtogethermc.org
Online Shopping
If you use the internet for travel or
shopping, consider making your purchases
through a site that donates a portion of the
proceeds to RTMC.
Travel
www.ytbtravel.com/rebuildingtogether
Shopping
www.igive.com
Workplace Giving
Many companies provide the opportunity
for employees to donate via either the
Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)
or through the United Way. RTMC is a
registered agency for both means: our new
CFC number is 34462 and our United
Way agency number is 8076.
Employer Matching Funds
Many employers provide matching funds
for individual charitable contributions.
Check with your human resources
department (or foundation if applicable)
for the appropriate forms.
Donating Stock
The tax advantage of donating appreciated
stock can benefit both the organization
and the donor. By lowering your capital
gains tax liability, you can save and give
simultaneously!
Planned Giving
By remembering RTMC in your will,
you insure a legacy beyond your lifetime.
Gifts can be made through a bequest,
through appreciated property such as real
estate or securities, or by naming RTMC
as a beneficiary in your life insurance
policy. Please contact our office for more
information on planned giving.
Wishlist Items
Truck
RTMC has a trailer that is hauled to many
job sites, often in a single day. At present,
only one employee has a vehicle that can
pull the trailer, which places strain on his
personal vehicle. We would appreciate
donation of a company truck. Please
contact the office for truck and hauling
specifications.
Warehouse space
RTMC would be better able to handle
in-kind donations if we had the space
to store these materials. Our current
budget does not allow for renting such a
space. We would consider the donation
of storage space around the Kensington
area a significant help in the growth of our
program.
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COMMUNITY DONORSB’nai Israel CongregationCB Flooring, LLCClark Construction GroupColesville Presbyterian ChurchCurtis Lumber and PlywoodGeneva Presbyterian ChurchGeorge L. Shields Foundation, Inc.
Georgetown Prep Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Kehila Chadasha Kemp Mill SynagogueMain Street Homes Manor Woods Church of Christ
Montgomery County Community Foundation
NARI Neelsville Presbyterian Church
The Omega FoundationOur Lady of the Visitation Catholic Church
Poolesville Memorial United Methodist Church
Potomac Valley Builders Shaare TorahSt. Mark’s United Methodist Church
St. Francis of Assissi ChurchTemple Beth AmiTemple Emanuel Walt Whitman High SchoolWelbourne Electrical Services*
Neighborhood Builders $ 1,000 - $2,499Association Resource GroupBethesda United Church Of Christ
Bovis Lend Lease C.P.E., Inc. Capital Rentals, Inc. Christ Church Parish
Master Builders Over $25,000CapitalSource Finance LLCD.G. Liu Contractor, Inc.*Montgomery CountyTW Perry
National Builders $10,000 - $24,999AARPCountrywide Financial Corp.Grafi k* The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.
OBA BankPotomac Valley Brick Sears HoldingsUnited Way of theNational Capital Area
W. O’Neil Foundation, Inc.
City Builders $5,000-$9,999 American Ramp*AZEK TrimboardsB. F. Saul Business Flooring of Maryland, Inc.*
Daro Realty Inc.The Gazette*Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc.J M L Remodeling, Inc.*Madison Wood PreserversMaryland Affordable Trust
Community Builders $2,500 - $4,999Ashton United Methodist Church
Barrons Lumber* Bethesda KiwanisBethesda Presbyterian Church
Christ Congregational ChurchCustom Design Concepts Architecture
Discovery CommunicationsFaith United Methodist Church
FP Homes Associates LPFreddie Mac Community Relations Donor Assisted Fund
GENCO Masonry, Inc.George Mason MortgageGibson Builders, LLCGrainger, Inc.Great Grips, Inc.*Home Builders CareLively, Ostrye & WorchMaryland Association of Realtors, Inc.
Mid Atlantic Petroleum Properties, LLC
Montgomery CollegeMoulding & Millwork, IncMy Plumber* Natelli Homes Northwestern MutualNV HomesPettit Family Charitable Foundation
Pfizer Foundation Volunteer Program
Provident BankRandall Hagner Ltd.Riggs, Counselman, Michaels & Downes, Inc.
Rocky Top Building Products, Inc.
Saint Mark Presbyterian Church
Sandy Spring Builders, LLCSt. Paul Catholic ChurchSt. Rose of LimaThomas E. Clark, Inc.*Trunnell Electric*Wood Acres Tree Specialists*
Associate Builders $500 - $999Arrow Mortgage Services, Inc.Automatic Data ProcessingBethesda United Church of Christ*
Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church
Carl M. Freeman AssociatesCedar Ridge Community Church
Circuit Court Montgomery County Employees
City of Gaithersburg - Office of Economic Development
Courtney G. Springirth, Chartered
Design/Build Inc.DRC Consultants, Inc.Electronic Security Services, Inc.
First Baptist Church of Silver Spring
Frontier Construction Company, Inc.
Gibbons Design-Build, Inc.Grace United Methodist Church
Holy Cross ChurchHorstmeier Lumber CompanyInstitute of Real Estate Management (IREM)
Lerch, Early & BrewerMatthews General ContractingMeridian Construction Co.Monument Bank Nana Design Olney Lions Potomac Valley SurveysProforma Stevenson & Associates
RSM McGladrey Sandy Spring Lions Sandy Spring National Bank of Maryland
Sax Realty Inc.
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2007 RTMC Annual Report 2007 RTMC Annual ReportSherwin Williams* Sommer Tree Service*St. Patrick’s Catholic ChurchSt. Paul’s United Methodist Church Kensington
Staples Suburban Hospital Vika, Inc. Weyerhaeuser Building Materials
Friends$100 - $499 Accessible Construction Supply, Inc.*
Arc of Montgomery CountyAronson & CompanyBlueLinx Case Design & Build*Central Wholesalers* Century Tile, Inc. Classic Community Corporation
Fireplace Solutions Flanagan Architects, P.C.GDB, Inc.* Gibbons Design-Build, Inc.*Hearts & Hands* Hilton Inn Washington DC/Rockville Executive Office*
Hughes United Methodist Church
InSite Builders, L.L.C.JZ Structural Consultants Liberty Mountain Resort*Madden Corporation Martin Wiegand, Inc. McShea & Co., Inc. Merrick Design & Build, Inc.Mulheron Tree Experts*
Revenues and Support
Individuals $38,148
Religious/Civic $78,229
Corporations/Tax credits
$122,835
Foundations $38,300
Special Events $113,409
Donations of Materials and Services
$571,936
Federal Government (UW)
$23,351
Local Government $186,994
Unrealized Loss/Gain $5,193
Total Revenue and Support
$1,178,395
Expenses
Program Services $1,078,830
Management & General
$51,802
Fundraising $31,995
Total Expenses $1,162,627
Change in Net Assets $15,768
Value unskilled labor not included as per GAAP
A certifi ed, audited fi nancial statement is available upon request.
$176,753
Condensed Statement of Support, Revenue & Expenses July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007
(Unaudited)
Nick Carvounis Paint Company*
Odyssey Cruises* Potomac Waterproofing & Pest Control
Printing Services, Inc. Rodgers Consulting Royal Gutter Service* S & S Tire Service, Inc.Saint Mark Presbyterian Church*
Shulman Rogers Gandal Pordy & Ecker
Superior Home Works, Inc.Techserve, Inc.* The Mayflower* Turbo Haul* Wagner Roofing Westmore Ind. Ltd. Partnership
* indicates inkind and/or labor donation
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Community Builders $2,500 to $4,999 Mary & Tom Barbera David Dombert Elizabeth A. Liotta, MDJules O’Rear Robert P. Quinn Della & William Robertson
Neighborhood Builders $1,000 to $2,499 Craig AroldPaul DiMeglio*Hilary & Tom GeblerLarry JohnsonSylvia MontgomeryRichard & Elspeth NunnPatrick RockeEric RosenbaumRoger RothmanMorgan Stark
Associate Builders $500 - $999AnonymousShari Lynn BergelL. Harold BullisTina Del CasaleJohn Depenbrock Jim & Dana Flynn Jr.Melissa Flynn Sol Glasner Holly KetchelStephen Leslie Adil Maglad Bernard MihmDavid ModiPaul OstryeRobert PanzeraLee & Jannine SutherlandJay Treadwell
Friends $100 - $499 AnonymousHarry AdamsRichard Small AlperAnonymousAaron & Kimberly ArmourJoseph & Jennifer BakArden BakerDonna R. BallardSusan & Curtis BarrettLauren J. BeauchWalter J. BehrJane Long BetzRobert G. Brewer Jr.Suzanne & Robert BrowningJoseph Cabush LCSWJohn CarmanJoe CassidyT. K. ChamberlainKatharine B. ChapinRichard & Mary ClaytorS. Robert Cohen Savas Constantinou Margaret Nelson & Margarita Covarrubias
Brian & Virginia DeasyLaurence & Natalie DickterStanley Dosik Sheldon & Laurie DosikVirginia Downes Brenda Edwards D. Henry Ford Peter Fosselman David Hankins Brian Harris-Kojetin Susan Hawfield Gordon & Page Hawk Stacy & Dewayne Herbert Jerry Hergenreder Jean & James Hochron Nancy & James Holland Joe Howerton Gary Hurvitz Esq.John Jacobs Joan Janicki
PEOPLE MAKING A DIFFERENCE
*indicates inkind and/or labor donationMany thanks to those who donated $1 - $100 or made material donations. We regret that we cannot list all names because of space limitations. We regret if any names were omitted in error.
Janice Jolly James K. Kneussl Jr.Robert Loesche Mary Love Jack Luxemberg Charles Macri Timothy Martin Billie D. Martin Carol & Andy McConaughyAlan McFarland Ph.D.Harvey I. Metro Tom Mitchell Robert Mitchell Maureen Murray Ellen & James MyerbergRobert Newton Jr.Thomas Oberdorfer Betsy Paull O’Connell Susan M. Olson Ernest & Kay Orr Paula & John PalmisanoRichard & Christine Parsons Travis Patton Norman C. Peterson Marianne R. Phelps Donald & Kelly Pollins Barbara Reighard Robert Reiner Jessica Rodriguez Rick Rome Karanja K. Rouse Bill Ruane Leona & Richard SchmeelkJanet & Carl SchoeningJeffrey D. Seese Martin Seldeen Stephen & Mary-Jim ShawGreg Shron James Shrybman Andrew & Lisa ShulmanLawrence & Roberta Shulman Erin Shy Helen Springirth Mark Stevenson Richard & Kathy SullivanGeorge & Nancy Sushinsky
Tim & Dawn SweeneyRobert R. Temps Kathleen Thrower Charlie Tillery Robert Tregoning Steve & Anne VanBronkhorstPatrick J. Vanderham Monica Vir Scott Wasserman Ann & Scot Weeks Ann Marie & John Zeaser
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Bethesda, MD
20814-9998
Permit No. 3263
Wherever there’s a need…
a miracle can happen
and an able hand…
