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January: Team Clark Howard builds its 59th, 60th and 61st homes in 2017, on the eve of the talk show host’s 25th anniversary partnering withAtlanta Habitat.

Habitat on the Hill: Homeowner Gloria Smith travels with Atlanta Habitat CEO Lisa Gordon toWashington, D.C. to meet with Congressional andSenate leaders, bringing Atlanta Habitat to theforefront of supporting affordable housing effortsat the national level.

February: Atlanta Police Academy recruits join homeowners and Atlanta Habitat staff for twocleanups in southwest Atlanta’s Dixie Hills neighborhood; while volunteers from Edringtonsponsor a cleanup in the English Avenue neighborhood of northwest Atlanta. A total of four cleanups completed in 2017.

March: Atlanta Habitat earns coveted “Affiliate of Distinction” award from Habitat for Humanity International, recognizing its work as a catalyst for neighborhood revitalization.

Atlanta Habitat celebrates homeowners with a carnival featuring games, prizes, face-painting, food, music and dancing.

April: Atlanta Habitat leads its first Global Village Build in the Dominican Republic. For five days, a self-funded volunteer group partners with Habitat Dominican Republic to build homes with four families and sponsors an additional house.

May: Atlanta Habitat’s first golf tournament, in partnership with SunTrust, brings together morethan 100 golf enthusiasts and nets nearly $35,000.

Atlanta Habitat’s new “Vision. Goals. Action!” Scholarship program awards a total of $7,500 to three homeowners to advance their education.

June: House renovations become key to restoringneighborhoods. Twelve homes were renovated in2017, including the first whole-house renovation entirely sponsored by The Home Depot.

2017 accomplishments


July: Novelis and the Atlanta Falcons turn the proceeds of nearly three million recycled cans into a new home, marking Atlanta Habitat’s return for itsfirst house-build in the historic Westside after 10 years.

August: Dozens of volunteers from five AtlantaHindu Temples and a faith association come together for the first Upahar (Hindi language for‘gift’) build. In 2017, 65 diverse faith congregationsbuilt nine new homes alongside homebuyers.

September: Atlanta Habitat’s Repair with Kindness(RWK) program helps qualified homeowners complete critical repairs to make their homes safe,dry and accessible. Atlanta Habitat completed 34RWK projects, nearly triple the number completed in 2016. We doubled Brush with Kindness exteriorhome painting projects to 33.

October: The Atlanta Habitat ReStore generatesenough revenue to fully sponsor 10 homes.

November: Atlanta Habitat’s new “Launch!” Speakers Series and Business Competition awards$4,000 in cash prizes, as well as technology andbusiness support, to two emerging entrepreneurs.

Atlanta Habitat begins developing the innovativeBrowns Mill Village project, a first-of-its-kind, intergenerational community. The mixed-income, affordable community will offer a range of home types.

December: Nine families pay off their mortgagesin 2017!

For the first time in Atlanta Habitat’s 34-year history,the number of new families served in one yearreaches triple digits: 123!

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board’s messageIn the more than 25 years that I have been deeply involved with AtlantaHabitat, I have never been more excited and impressed than I am now—as we stand on the brink of our organization’s 35th anniversary.

Looking back over the arc of our existence—from a small group of people devoted to building decent, affordable houses rooted in the small Christiancommunity of Koininia in Americus, Georgia to becoming the largest, nonprofit affordable homebuilder in Atlanta—I am more inspired than ever.

We have built on the success of our 2016 Strategic Plan and exceeded theBoard’s expectations by a substantial margin. Not only did we continue tomake a more than $6 million impact on our city through our homeowners’paying nearly $1 million in property taxes, but we are also dramatically increasing the number of families we serve, and the ways in which we serve.

Our staff is one of the cornerstones of our continued success. eir efforts on a daily basis have helped to elevate Atlanta Habitat as a premier affordablehousing option for future homeowners who need it the most. ey are led by

our President and CEO, Lisa Gordon, who continues to be recognized as a visionary leader in transformationalredevelopment efforts for quality affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization. In addition to her2017 appointment as a Fellow into the “National Academy of Public Administration,” Lisa was inductedinto the YWCA of Greater Atlanta’s “Academy of Women Achievers.”

In a nod to the organization’s excellence and efficiency, Habitat for Humanity International named AtlantaHabitat a 2017 Affiliate of Distinction. And, building on the organization’s 2016 designation by the AtlantaBusiness Chronicle as of One of the Best Places to Work, Lisa has continued to match the expertise, talentand passion of employees; she has offered them expanded benefits and opportunities to celebrate success.We couldn’t be more proud to work with her.

Finally, on behalf of the entire Atlanta Habitat team, thank you. We extend our deepest gratitude to our tireless volunteers, committed sponsors and generous donors. You are truly the ones making transformational change in Atlanta, helping our city to…

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Build. rive. Grow!

Darryl A. HicksChair, Board of Directors


ceo’s messageIt takes a village to raise a child as well as improve our communities. We areso thankful for the support of our staff, volunteers, donors and sponsors who work with us to build healthy communities. In 2017, our focus was anaccelerated expansion of our mission to empower homeowners beyond thebuild and transform the communities we serve in meaningful and positiveways. As a result, we are poised to serve record numbers of families in 2018.

at strategic mission to increase homeownership, serve more families, ignite positive change in key neighborhoods such as the historic Westside,and to expand organizational capacity is embodied in our brand: Build.rive. Grow!

All those facets coalesced this year as we modernized internal operations and processes; established our first Communications and Housing andNeighborhood Engagement departments; and developed innovative education programs that empower our homeowners to reach professional goals that move their lives forward.

We challenged our team to impact more families, expand our programs and stretch our reach to establishedresidents in our neighborhoods. We are proud of our progress and the recognitions we’ve received; but ourreal success is told in the inspiring stories of Atlanta Habitat families like the single dad whose scholarshipaward from Atlanta Habitat allowed him to complete the last year of graduate school and the elderly veterancaring for his ailing wife who participated in our critical repair program. ey are safer and more at ease intheir home now that it has a new roof, gutters and a handicap-accessible bathroom. ere’s the mom who cannow launch her solid business idea with the help of cash, a computer and business mentoring advice. And,there’s the student who is steadily improving in school as he becomes more engaged in our youth programs.

Atlanta Habitat homeowners are the stories behind the numbers. Some 54 families celebrated the holidayswith loved ones in their new homes. Since its inception in 2015, our Repair with Kindness (RWK) programhas grown more than ten-fold. Last year we completed 34 critical home repairs for veterans and elderlyneighbors–nearly tripling the numbers from 2016. We doubled the number of Brush with Kindness (BWK)exterior home-painting projects and plan to extend the program to established neighbors in 2018. And, alongwith sponsors, neighbors and volunteers, we completed four neighborhood-wide cleanups. at’s how webuild the block, but more importantly, that’s how we empower families.

At the mature age of 35, Atlanta Habitat is poised to soar! Stable homes for generations and increasedneighborhood vibrancy are the ripple effects of the communitywide impact that Atlanta Habitat–in partnership with our donors, sponsors and volunteers–has on our city and region.

Warm regards,

Lisa Y. Gordon, CPAPresident and CEO

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the ripple effect of kindness

When Lillie Ferguson learned about Atlanta Habitat’s Repair withKindness (RWK) program during a neighborhood meeting, herhouse was in desperate need of some TLC. Once she realized shequalified for the program, Lillie applied and was accepted. As part of the program, her house received a new roof, windows, gutters, anew garage and an exterior paint job. “I’m very pleased with the way the process went,” Lillie says. “I don’t have any complaints about anything, I’m very happy.”

RWK helps qualified, established homeowners make critical repairs to their homes to keep them safe, dry and accessible. “e concept behindRepair with Kindness is to go into communities where we’re already building and positively impact and help more people in the neighborhood,” says Jimmy Harrelson,Atlanta Habitat’s purchasing, warehouse and facilities senior manager. Most RWKprojects involve the elderly, veterans and those with disabilities. Increasing demandfor RWK clearly reflects the timeliness of Atlanta Habitat’s expanded mission toserve more families. e program began in 2015 with a gi to fuel this expansion.

Atlanta Habitat’s critical repair and exterior paint programs, Repair with Kindnessand Brush with Kindness, increase community pride in neighborhoods wherewe build. That’s what we mean by “Building the Block.”

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Brush with Kindness focuses on painting a home’s exterior, which goes a long way toward building curbappeal. “Having my house painted felt like getting a

brand-new pair of shoes,” says Valerie Dixon, who has owned her AtlantaHabitat home for 19 years. “It looks just like new.”

Both programs seek to retain anchor homeowners in Atlanta’s most challengedcommunities. Atlanta Habitat’s critical repair programs receive vital supportfrom the May P. And Francis L. Abreu Charitable Trust, e Home Depot ande Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation. In 2018, Atlanta Habitat will expand this program to established homeowners in ourtargeted communities and on the Westside, in partnershipwith the Westside Future Fund.

In addition, ReHab, Atlanta Habitat’s renovation program,provides new homeownership options for families andsupports our commitment to neighborhood revitalization.

“Now we are able to keep housing assets in the neighborhood instead of tearingthem down and starting from scratch,” says Dan Maddox, Atlanta Habitat’s chief operating officer. “We can reduce blight and get more families into homes.”


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All Saints Catholic ChurchA record number of volunteers helped to mark All Saints Catholic Church’s 24th year of building houses with us. They have been valued partners since 1994.

Atlanta Women’s BuildThis unique build brings together women from all walks of life to raise funds and help build two houses annually alongside two Atlanta Habitat single moms.

Bank of AmericaBank of America has faith in our mission to empower families by enhancing communities and building holistic neighborhoods around the city. Atlanta Habitat was awarded a grant to fulfill that mission of providing stability and self-reliance through building homes. Bank of America has helped 23 AtlantaHabitat families achieve homeownership since 1993.

Clark Howard Clark Howard has helped build 61 homes with Atlanta Habitat since he first became involved with our organization in 1993. He and his co-sponsors–includingMailChimp, Coupon Mom, the Dan and Merrie Boone Foundation–and thousandsof volunteers have invested nearly 8,000 hours each year building houses withAtlanta Habitat families.

Cox EnterprisesCox Enterprises has consistently built two homes each year with Atlanta Habitat. To date, the organization has helped 26 families build their first homes.

Delta Air LinesIn 2017, Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines, one of the world’s largest airlines, provided funding and volunteers to build three homes. To date, Delta has built 10 homes with Atlanta Habitat.

Dunwoody United Methodist ChurchDunwoody UMC has been a strong supporter and partner of Atlanta Habitat since1995 and its build is fully funded through their annual Holiday Festival. This year,Dunwoody UMC volunteers built their 27th house.

Georgia-PacificFor the past 20 years, Georgia-Pacific has generously funded and provided volunteer support for Atlanta Habitat. We are honored to have received a grant to help build Atlanta Habitat homes, complete four “Brush with Kindness”projects and to fund our “Repair with Kindness” program. This instrumental support impacted homes on the same block, making the neighborhood transformation evident and amplified the effect of their housebuild.

Heisman HouseHeisman Trophy winners Marcus Allen, Tony Dorsett, George Rogers, CharlieWard, and Danny Wuerfel–along with national sponsor Nissan–partnered with Atlanta Habitat to build a “Heisman House.” This house was one of five builtthrough Habitat for Humanity’s first nationwide campaign, “Home is the Key.”This partnership also resulted in a grant award of a passenger van for Atlanta Habitat.

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The Home DepotThis year marks Atlanta Habitat’s 26 years of partnership with The Home Depot.With a focus on supporting our country’s veterans, The Home Depot is workingalongside Atlanta Habitat to build new homes and renovate existing houses. Since Repair with Kindness began, 16 veterans have received critical repairs.Thanks to our longtime partnership with The Home Depot, 67 families now own homes. This year, The Home Depot fully sponsored an Atlanta HabitatReHab project.

Marist Women BuildSince 2003, the Marist Women Build–led by an outstanding board of 30 womenvolunteers–have built 17 homes for women, by women. The Marist team spentcountless hours fundraising, recruiting volunteers, planning events and promoting their work.

NovelisAtlanta Habitat celebrated its first build in the historic Westside since 2007 with the help of Novelis—the world’s largest aluminum recycler, along with theirpartners, the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, the Atlanta Falcons and the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Through the Recycle for Good campaign, 3 million recycled cans and bottles raised approximately $80,000 to fund the new home.

Peachtree Presbyterian ChurchPeachtree Presbyterian Church contributes to Atlanta Habitat through its annualChristmas Eve offering and by volunteering on builds. This treasured partnership has helped 153 families realize the dream of homeownership.

Peachtree Road United Methodist ChurchForty-seven families now enjoy the benefits of homeownership, thanks to long-time house sponsor Peachtree Road United Methodist Church. Members have volunteered with us since 1989.

Quest Community Development CorporationLike Atlanta Habitat, Quest Communities has a mission to provide affordable housing while enhancing the quality of life for families and encouraging them to grow professionally. Atlanta Habitat enjoys a unique partnership with Quest as we build several new homes for their client-families on the Westside.

Supreme LendingIn addition to generously supporting Atlanta Habitat’s faith-based builds, Supreme Lending also demonstrated its commitment to “Serving Others Before Self” by fully sponsoring a new–house construction.

Upahar BuildSince 2002, Atlanta Habitat has partnered with diverse cultural and faith organizations to sponsor new home construction. Last summer, Atlanta Habitatpartnered with Hindu groups to complete the Upahar Build—the first all-Hindufaith build for any Habitat for Humanity affiliate. The temples involved in the buildwere Hanuman Mandir of Atlanta, Hindu Temple of Atlanta, North American ShirdiSai Temple of Atlanta, Sanatan Mandir and Ambaji Shree Shakti Mandir Atlanta.

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vision. goals. action! Launch!Hot on the heels of the popular Vision. Goals. Action! Scholarship isour new program to help would-be entrepreneurs start their new businesses. In fall 2017, the Launch! Speaker Series and Business Competition brought sixhigh-powered leaders–includingbestselling author, Gail Evans–together to offer insight, key information, guidance and encouragement to Atlanta Habitathomeowners looking to thrive.

Sponsored by the Atlanta Women’sFoundation as part of the VGA initiative, the Launch! Business Competition featured five AtlantaHabitat homeowners who pitchedtheir business start-up ideas to apanel of judges. First-place winnerJameka Holmes received $2,500 for NailCloud, a mobile nail service;and Second-place winner DolletheaChandler was awarded $1,500 for her business idea, Humble Beginnings, a home-based childcare and learning center.

“We are helping families grow beyond the build,” says Lisa Gordon, Atlanta Habitat president and CEO.“Once you’ve gained the stability of living in a safe home in a thriving neighborhood, the next step is to dream big. Atlanta Habitat is here to help those dreams come true!”

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Deconstruction Fuels ConstructionAtlanta Habitat ReStore’s new program turns tear-downs into new builds

restore

Raj Shah, a loyal Atlanta Habitat volunteer, recently purchased an older home in Atlanta with plans to tear it down and builda new one. When he saw the great qualityof the cabinetry, appliances and bath fixtures, he knew exactly who to call.

“My law firm has actually sponsored an Atlanta Habitat build for the past five years,so I am very familiar with the ReStore.”Shah wanted to donate all of the interioritems of his home. This gracious offer led to a new initiative for the ReStore: deconstruction.

Through the new deconstruction initiative,ReStore teams dismantle anything that can be repurposed or sold—doors, windows, architectural trimmings, bath fixtures, cabinets,appliances; any materials that are not part of the house’s structure can be donated. Most items from Shah’s home sold within a week at the ReStore, generating thousands of dollars to support Atlanta Habitat’s mission. Thanks todonors and deconstruction services in 2017, netproceeds from ReStore sales generated enoughfunds to fully sponsor homes for 10 Atlanta Habitat homebuyers. A record-breaking year!


Left Side – front to back: Renea McCrary, Irene Kagika, Corliss Brown, Laura Cansicio, Dannielle Boyd, Amber Lausch, Anna Myers, Chris Martin, Sherrie Butler, Jill Strickland Luse, Lisa Gordon, Lillian Tompkins, Claire Moon, Rosemary Kernahan,Autrey Love, Paul Tomlinson, Deanna Brewster, Donald Wright, Cher Hains, JacoIvy Garcia, Kate Rivers, Damian Major, Katharine Bailey, Michelle Henkel, Antonio Russell, Jacob Rufenacht, Megan DeCantillon, Kevin Doran, Drew McGuffin, Jason Meriwether, Ty Guadamud-Mejia, Joe Lessard, Jimmy Harrelson

Right Side – front to back: Alasa Belasco, Lidia Hedderman, Crystal Greene, Nary Dam, Judi Boardman, Charlotte Cloyd, Brett Steele, Jessie Tran, Drew Bonner, Wesley Brooks, Antoinetta McKay, Jack Barnes, Dan Maddox, Jon Jones, Melissa Klein,Cathy Walls, Megan McCabe, Dorothy Hammond, Dwight Dorsey, Rachel White, Rebecca Stueve, Aaron Sibley, Jim Blackstone,Tyler Delaney, Antti Kekkonen, Caleb Starr, Taylor Brinkley, Katie Thompson and Davis Bishop

Front Row: Denise Childs, Wanda Timm, Gwendolyn Coleman, Treymond Jackson, Kimberly Spear, Rachel Barber Middle Row: Daniel Morris, Tia McCoy, Koby Downs, Dan Warzon, Brian Findley Back Row: Jim Grabow, Caleb Starr, Alex Cook,Andrew Gurvey, Reid Lockwood Not pictured: K. Anoa Monsho, Shay Byrd, Bea Perdue, Alaina Barrera, Scott Miller, Joe Turner

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at-a-glanceSay “Hello” to our Team BuildersEmployees, Service Corps Members and Contractors celebrate Atlanta Habitat’s 35th anniversary


Building a World CommunityThe volunteer experience was intense and rewardingfor five Atlanta Habitat employees and eight communityvolunteers who stepped out of their comfort zones toparticipate in Atlanta Habitat for Humanity’s first GlobalVillage build in the Dominican Republic in April 2017.“That trip inspired me to give more and appreciate mylife more,” said Andrew McConaghie, Atlanta Habitatdonor and volunteer skilled supervisor.

For five days, the self-funded volunteer group partnered with Habitat Dominican Republic to buildhomes with four families in San Juan de la Maguana.It was hard work, but the impact was so great thatwhen the group returned to the U.S., they decided to sponsor an additional home for another family in the Dominican Republic.

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Hartsfield-JacksonAtlanta International Airport

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East PointEast Point

College Park

Ben Hill Forest

Mt. GileadFairburn

Dixie Hills

Center Hill

Monroe HeightsEnglishPark

Grove ParkBankhead

EnglishAvenue

Perkerson Park/Sylvan Hills

CapitolView

Mechanicsville

Lakewood Heights

Custer/McDonough

Thomasville Heights

GlenroseHeights South River

Gardens

Hammond Park

Lakewood

Browns Mill ParkSwallowCircle-Baywood

Polar Rock

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Carrol Heights

Orchard Knob

Hunter Hills

Ashview Heights

PeoplestownSouthAtlantaJoyland

Vine City

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IrondaleSouth Fulton County

2017 neighborhood impact map


2017 NEW HOUSE SPONSORSAtlanta Habitat partners with corporate, civic and individual sponsors to work with volun-teers and new homebuyers tobuild affordable, attractive newhomes in focus neighborhoodsthroughout Atlanta and SouthFulton. Building alongside thehomebuyer family, these spon-sors are key to Atlanta Habitat’smission to serve more families.

BRUSH WITH KINDNESSSPONSORSBrush with Kindness pairs sponsors with Atlanta Habitat families who have been in theirhomes for 10 or more years andwhose homes need repainting and minor repairs.

REPAIR WITH KINDNESSSPONSORSRepair with Kindness helpsqualified homeowners in targeted areas complete criticalhome repairs and improvementsto make their homes safe, dryand accessible.

RENOVATION SPONSORSBuying, renovating and sellingsolidly built homes to newhomebuyers–our ReHab initiative–is an important part of Atlanta Habitat’s mission to catalyze neighborhoodrevitalization and offer more options to first-time homebuyers.

NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUPPROJECTSAtlanta Habitat NeighborhoodCleanups pair sponsors andvolunteers to help beautify

Atlanta Habitat neighborhoods.The cleanups promote pride asneighbors work together to maintain their streets, sidewalks,lawns and green spaces.

Ashview HeightsBrush with KindnessCommunity Partner Build

BankheadBrush with KindnessSage Foundation

Ben Hill ForestHab II RenovationCOUNTRY FinancialDown Payment ResourceFairfield Inn & Suites

Fiserv Solutions LLCFogelman Management GroupInterContinental Hotels GroupPurchasing PowerRoom & BoardVoya Financial

Browns Mill ParkHouse BuildBen Hill United

Methodist ChurchCathedral of Christ the KingDecatur Presbyterian ChurchFirst Presbyterian Church

of AtlantaNorthside ChurchThe Sally & Peter Parsonson

Foundation

Bush MountainHouse BuildCodesignedCognizant Technology SolutionsCollege of CharlestonDistinctive Atlanta HomesDrive MedicalGiveback HomesHyundai Capital AmericaJamestown LPKing & SpaldingMedicus SolutionsMetLifeWells Fargo

Pope Francis/Interfaith BuildBike & BuildEmory Saint Joseph's HospitalHoly Spirit Preparatory SchoolImmaculate Heart of Mary

Catholic ChurchOur Lady of Lourdes

Catholic ChurchSt. Thomas More

Catholic ChurchThe Sally & Peter Parsonson

Foundation

Atlanta Interfaith BuildThe Atlanta Masjid of Al-IslamBuilding Communities FirstCatholic Shrine of the

Immaculate ConceptionCongregation Bet HaverimFaith Alliance of Metro AtlantaNorthwest Unitarian

Universalist CongregationOakhurst Baptist ChurchPresbytery of Greater Atlanta

Peacemaking PartnershipSt. Luke’s Episcopal ChurchShia Imami Ismaili Council

for SE USA

Capitol ViewBrush with KindnessMarist Women Build

Center HillHigh School Partnership BuildDecatur High SchoolGeorge Walton Comprehensive

High SchoolHoly Innocents Episcopal

SchoolMarist SchoolNorth Springs Charter

High SchoolPace AcademyThe Lovett SchoolWestminster SchoolsWoodward Academy

Custer/McDonough/GuiceHouse BuildPublix Super Market Charities, Inc.

House BuildDistinctive Atlanta HomesThe Home Depot - At Home

ServicesThe Home Depot - Mid-South

RegionThe Home Depot - Pro BusinessThe Home Depot - Store

OperationsThe Home Depot: CHUBBYER USA

Dixie HillsBrush with Kindness2 Homes

House BuildClark HowardThe Coupon MomThe Dan and Merrie Boone

Foundation

House BuildClark HowardMailChimp

House BuildClark HowardMailChimp

House BuildCox Enterprises, Inc.

House BuildCox Enterprises, Inc.

House BuildDelta Air Lines

House BuildDelta Air Lines

House BuildDunwoody United Methodist

Church

House BuildAtlanta Gas LightEquifax

Northwest Interfaith BuildAhavath Achim SynagogueAll Saints ChurchNorthside Drive Baptist ChurchSt. Anne's Episcopal ChurchSt. Anthony of Padua Catholic

ChurchTemple Emanu-ElThe Sally & Peter Parsonson

FoundationTrinity Presbyterian Church

Neighborhood CleanupNorth Point Ministries

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donors by neighborhood


East PointHouse BuildDistinctive Atlanta HomesGiveback HomesHenry W. Grady High SchoolThe Home Depot FoundationSusan & Early MuntzingTRC Staffing Services, Inc.

House BuildBasilica of the Sacred

Heart of JesusFirst Presbyterian Church

of AtlantaHaygood Memorial United

Methodist ChurchMorningside Presbyterian

ChurchNorthwest Presbyterian ChurchShallowford Presbyterian

Church

House BuildNovelis Group and Corporate SponsorsAlexin LLCAlumisource Corporation Ball Briggs EquipmentC.H. Robinson International Inc. CapgeminiDelaco Steel Corporation

Empire Recycling CorporationFeul Transport, Inc.Genuine Parts CompanyInsightMercer (US) Inc.Motion Industries, Inc.OpenTextOwl's Head Alloys, Inc. Page CompaniesPenske Logistics, LLCPrecision Strip, Inc.Resources Global Professionals

Rio TintoScepter, Inc.Sherwin Williams PackagingCoatings GroupSLC Acquisition LLCTaylor NortheastThe Louis and Helen Padnos

Foundation The Valspar Corporationthyssenkrupp W. W. Grainger, Inc.

Individual SupportersDev AhujaSonya AllenDigeesh Awathi Duane BendzinskiAnna BiegenDana BoydRodger Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chris CourtsJared Craft Rodney DolhunThomas FeichtingerMr. and Mrs. Steve Fisher David GaensbauerFritz GilbertLaura JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Andrew KantorJoanne McInnerneyDenise McPhersonMr. and Mrs. Randy MillerMr. and Mrs. Steven Pohl Derek PrichettSteph RaulsMichael ReinerMichael ShelbyStephen SingerPaul Stadnikia Timothy StanistreetThomas WardLloyd WilsonYudie Yuan

English AvenueBrush with KindnessAppirio

Brush with KindnessAmerigroup Community Care

Brush with Kindness2 HomesCardlytics

Brush with KindnessChick-fil-A

Brush with KindnessThe Coca-Cola Company

HAB II RenovationBallard DesignsCBRE, Inc.

Qlik Technologies Inc.The Coca-Cola Company

House BuildNovelis – Recycle For Good

House BuildAlston + Bird, LLPDentonsDistinctive Atlanta HomesHawkins Parnell Thackston

& Young LLPIntercontinental Exchange

Holdings, Inc.Turner Enterprises, Inc.

Neighborhood CleanupAtlanta Police AcademyPeachtree Road United

Methodist ChurchUniversity of Rhode Island

Alternative Spring Break

English ParkHAB II RenovationEmeraldCube Solutions

Fairburn MaysHAB II RenovationHolliday Fenoglio Fowler LP

Glenrose HeightsBrush with Kindness2 HomesDeloitte

Brush with Kindness2 HomesMacy's

Brush with KindnessSage Foundation

Technology Build3CiBrand Energy and

Infrastructure ServicesThe Coca-Cola CompanyCTS, Inc.Federal Home Loan Bank

of AtlantaInterContinental Hotels GroupLandis+GyrLook ListenPrinciple Solutions GroupPyramid ConsultingSouthern CompanySynergisTechBridge

Grove ParkHouse BuildPeachtree Presbyterian Church

Hammond ParkHouse BuildThe Home Depot – IT Department

Hunter HillsHouse BuildPeachtree Road United

Methodist Church

House BuildBennett ThrasherBooz Allen HamiltonCAAConduent Distinctive Atlanta HomesEversheds SutherlandMerchant e-SolutionsMontag & CaldwellSmith, Gambrell & Russell, LLPTurnerWarren Averett, LLCXL Catlin

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JoylandHouse BuildAltisourceAtlanta Habitat Young

ProfessionalsDal-TileFreeman Mathis & Gary, LLPGate GroupJPS AtlantaKauffman TireMorehouse School of MedicineOwens CorningSmith & Howard, PCSynchrony FinancialVirtustream

LakewoodBrush with Kindness2 HomesGeorgia-Pacific

House BuildGeorgia-Pacific

House BuildEastdil Secured, LLC

ReHab RenovationBNY MellonGoogleInvescoMcGriff, Seibels & Williams, Inc.Sage FoundationTribridge ResidentialVoya Financial

Lakewood HeightsHouse BuildSupreme Lending

House BuildCathedral of Christ the KingSt. Benedict Catholic ChurchThe Sally and Peter Parsonson

Foundation

House BuildHeisman and Nissan

Upahar BuildHanuman Mandir of AtlantaHindu Temple of AtlantaNorth American Shirdi Sai

Temple of AtlantaSanatan MandirShree Shakti Mandir of Atlanta

Brush with Kindness 2 HomesGeorgia-Pacific

MechanicsvilleHouse BuildBank of America

Monroe HeightsHouse BuildBig Bethel AME ChurchCathedral of St. PhilipSt. Luke's Presbyterian ChurchWieuca Road Baptist Church

Oakland CityHouse BuildAll Saints Catholic Church

Old Fourth WardBrush with KindnessDunwoody United Methodist

Church

Orchard KnobBrush with KindnessChick-fil-A

ReHab RenovationThe Home Depot - Team Depot

Neighborhood Cleanup Northside United Methodist

Church

PeoplestownHouse BuildCascade United Methodist

ChurchGlenn Memorial United

Methodist ChurchLutheran Church of the

RedeemerSaint Mark United

Methodist Church

PerkersonHouse BuildBrookhaven United

Methodist ChurchCovenant Presbyterian ChurchImpact ChurchOglethorpe PresbyterianSt. James United

Methodist ChurchSt. John United

Methodist ChurchSt. Martin in the Fields

Episcopal ChurchThe Sally & Peter Parsonson

FoundationWelcome All Baptist ChurchWest Mitchell Street

CME ChurchAtlanta First United Methodist

Church

Polar RockAtlanta Women’s Build2 Houses

Group and Corporate SponsorsAllStaff Technical Solutions, Inc.Atlanta Gas LightBroadspire Services, Inc.Crawford & CompanyCREW AtlantaDelta Air LinesDistinctive Atlanta HomesEquifax Inc.Fisher & Phillips LLPKendra Scott Design Inc.Kilpatrick Townsend LLPThe Roderick Seward, Flossie

Radcliffe, and Helen M. Galloway Foundation, Inc.

Southern Company Gas State Farm Mutual Automobile

Insurance CompanySuperior Essex Group Inc.Wells Fargo Housing Foundation

on behalf of Wells Fargo Advisors

WTS Atlanta

Individual SupportersAlan ArnoldSusan ArnoldAlex BalzerJanet BarnardCamry BlaisingSusan BoydAllison BrantleyMaggie BuckleyNell ButlerHolly CappsDanielle CheungSusan CoferAmy DavidsonWinifred DavisBeth Dorrian

Cindy EthridgeEarllette FryeLauren GearonKathy HarberSarah KennedySusan KennedyElizabeth LandIrene LichtensteinCarol LipinskiSally McDanielStephanie MonroeElizabeth PearceBarbara ReidBeth ShawPolly SimpsonElizabeth SpearsLizanne StephensonPat StevensSusan StriblingMary-Heather TatumJudy TrainSally TrainLaura Voisinet

Bunny WinterLynne Zappone

South AtlantaBrush with KindnessSage Foundation

HAB II RenovationChicago Title Georgia Agency –

Fidelity National Title GroupThe Coca-Cola Company

ReHab RenovationThe Coca-Cola Company –

Learning DepartmentThe Home Depot

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South River GardensHome Cooking and SouthernHospitality HouseArby's FoundationChurch's ChickenCinnabonHilton AtlantaHyatt Regency AtlantaLegacy VenturesLoews Atlanta Hotel Omni Atlanta Hotel at

CNN CenterPepsiCoThe Ritz-Carlton, AtlantaThe Westin Peachtree Plaza

Swallow Circle/BaywoodBuilders’ BlitzBaker Paint & ContractingChoate Construction CompanyCOOPER CARRYCousins Properties

IncorporatedDPR ConstructionHolder ConstructionHouseJerk Real Estate

Association, LLC. Inglett & Stubbs LLCMcKenney's, IncReliance Worldwide CorporationStructor Group, Inc.VCC, LLC

ThomasvilleMarist Women Build

Group and Corporate SponsorsA & P Services, Inc. Alden and Margaret Laborde

FoundationAtlanta Commercial Tire, Inc.Atlanta Women's Healthcare

Specialists LLCCampbell Family MedicineCKC FoundationDr. Albert NordoneDr. Barry CohenDunwoody Urgent Care EVO Payments InternationalKD Realty Group, Inc.Marist School Parent's ClubMather Economics LLC UPS Foundation, Inc.

Individual SupportersThe Belatti Family The Berger FamilyThe Boland T. Jones Family

Foundation The Calvin FamilyThe Chastain FamilyThe Coughlin FamilyThe Fraundorf FamilyThe Hargis FamilyThe Hudak Family

The Jackson FamilyThe Johnston FamilyThe Keller FamilyThe Kelly FamilyThe LaBorde FamilyThe Martenson FamilyThe Massaroni FamilyThe McCarthy FamilyThe McCarty Family FoundationThe Nutsugah FamilyThe O'Neil FamilyThe Price FamilyThe Prince FamilyThe Roche FamilyThe Self FamilyThe Selvey FamilyThe Sharkey FamilyThe Sikes FamilyThe Van Metre Family

House BuildAtlanta REALTORS AssociationDistinctive Atlanta HomesEquinix

Vine CityBrush with Kindness2 HomesPeachtree Road United

Methodist Church

Washington ParkBrush with Kindness

2017 ANNUALCONTRIBUTORS

Pillar Society($25,000 to $49,999)Thomas Graddy

Clark Howard Society($10,000 to $24,999)Anonymous (2)Mr. and Mrs. Frank BelattiDan BoonePhil BradleyGloria ChooAdrienne and Norm FindleyTim and Karla Jenkins

Kristen Keirsey and William Stanhope

The Schimmel Family Foundation

Mr. Richard SchweitzerBill and Judy VogelChristopher W. Waits

Cornerstone Club($5,000 to $9,999)Mr. and Mrs. Brantley BarrowCamry BlaisingSusan BoydRon and Vicki CanakarisLouise Manget Cate

Memorial FundThe Edward Closton

Foundation, Inc. Catherine and Dave DixonGeorgia and Wyatt EngwallDana Halberg, Larry Pless

and FamilyAndrew and Cynthia KantorJohn and Angela LaughterMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. MaddoxAndrew and Tracy McConaghie*Anna MillerBarry and Melody MillerMark and Jennifer PighiniMelanie and Mac PlattBarbara and Ron ReidKevin and Susan RuhlSlutzky Realty Group, Inc.David Wilson and Melody Wilder

Threshold Club($2,500 to $4,999)Anonymous (2)Matthew and Pamela BettisSusan BixlerDanielle and Kamond CheungThomas Coleman and Debra

Page ColemanCook Family Investments, LTDCindy and John EthridgeMicheal and Pamela Giles*John and Kathleen Goff*Melissa HallAlice HensonDarryl and Shirelle Hicks

Jerrold and Nicole HillBrendon Kane and Judy TrainThomas H. Lanier Family

FoundationDan and Deborah Maddox Jr.The Marstrand FoundationGary & Deborah PriceThe Roth Family FundKevin and Joan SalwenDavid and Lauren SanbornMr. and Mrs. Scott ShicklerMr. and Mrs. Alex StickneyCathy and Ken ThrasherKaren and Edward Tracy

Foundation 1000 Club($1,000 to $2,499)Anonymous (6)Peter AlmondAlan and Susan ArnoldTina BakerTim BaranowskiTom BarrowDuncan and Ellen BeardBruce and Bonnie BennettMary and Chip BentonJames and Christine BirdDanny and Claire BranchEmma Brown-BernsteinThe Burtchaell Foundation, Inc.The Butner Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Callahan, IIIJames and Azarina CarmicalAngela CarpinellaTerence Cleveland*Mr. and Mrs. Randy CromerJenny and Eric CrossErik and Laura CurnsJacob DaleSean DrinanNilda Dumont*Eve and Bill EarnestMr. and Mrs. Sean ErwinSloane EvansJennifer Garrett*Stephanie GarrisonJean Gibbs-HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Larry GoarLisa and Rick Gordon*Patricia HanszKathy and Randy HarberAlbert HermansChris and Rachel HigginsPhil and Melinda Holladay Jr.Edward InmanDr. Donald Jewell and

Dr. Sandra JewellRosemary Kernahan*Ed and Melissa Klein*The Anne and Clint Kibler

FoundationBrett and Victoria KlyzaBryson and Shelly KoehlerJoseph and Kelly Lessard*

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donors


Darryl Lesure and Candice Simond-Lesure

Cheryl LloydDan Maddox Sr.Vicki MannJennifer Markman*Robert and Joan MathewsLee and John McCollCharles and Susan McDonald*Thomas F. McGowan and

Malinda P. TeelImran and Leila MeghjiLynn and Alan MerrillBrandon Morgan*Arun MuruganRobert O'LearyKirk and Anne Ossewaarde*Linda and Trey ParrishJoan and Dan PattilloNancy PendergastBrooke and Bill PendletonJeff PierceBo Platt*Lynn PollardGordon and Linda PotterThomas and Lindley PresleyMichael and Julie Pursley*Andrew QuitmeyerMr. and Mrs. Gordon P. RamseyE. Gilbert RapleyWilliam and Dianne ReynoldsDiana RiddickJoanna SchachnerRebecca Schmitt*Ameet and Holly ShettyRonal and Darlene ShutleyJeremy and Marci SilvermanRita SislenJoanne SmithAntonia SpencerJeanette Stewart*Alyn StoweJill Strickland Luse*Brian SullivanMr. and Mrs. Ben TallmanJohn and Carolyn TaylorKristina and Edward Thomas*Harry and Susan ThompsonBill and Wanda TimmJames and Anne ToppleRobert and Valarie TrustyAndrew C. WestJack & Bette Whitley*Michael WillsVirginia B. WohlfordK. Brent and Lynn WoodruffMr. and Mrs. James Wylie

Brick and Mortar Club($500 to $999)Anonymous (3)Curi AhrensRuth AlexanderSylvia Babu

Joel BellJudith BodnerNancy BrockwayThomas BrownMark BurksMatt Cartin*Hans ChristensenMr. and Mrs. Ron ColemanBrian CollinsMr. and Mrs. Leslie CookMelissa DabbStephanie DeBoerDavid DeckerAndre DollioleDwight DuffusRichard EckmanNada EnciscoJonathan EpsteinJoel FetcherWilliam GaborMr. and Mrs. Julius GivensBill and Beth GodwinRoy and Suzanne Gordon FundRichard & Debbie GriffithsMr. and Mrs. Ronald HarrisMr. and Mrs. John HoganNancy and David HudakMr. and Mrs. Martin HuddlestonWilliam HudsonRobert HughsMr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Jones, IIIDavid KillLawrence KloetMr. and Mrs. Stephen KunkleBonnie LamberthMartha LipshitzLUBO Fund, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steve MahanMr. and Mrs. Robert Manka*Billi MarcusJames MasseyMr. and Mrs. Scott MayerMary Lou McCloskeyTim McVaySally MeyerPeter MitchellEric MitchellPaul Mooring*Mara MorrisonMichael Muller

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ortner, Jr.Sophia Brothers PetermanDeborah PooleJohn Raymond*Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler RectorDustin Robinson*Mr. and Mrs. Alan RosselotElizabeth RudisillMarianne SantangeloMadeline SaterPolly and Charlie SimpsonBrandon Smith*Pat StevensBruce StrahanTeresa Swany*Mr. and Mrs. Andrew TallantMr. and Mrs. VivonaClara WalkerMr. and Mrs. Jon WatersRamona Wilkerson-Mackey

*Carpenters Club membersmake monthly contributions toAtlanta Habitat for Humanity.

CORPORATE ANDORGANIZATION GIFTSAnonymous (2)Eye Productions Inc. Federated Insurance Georgia Center for Nonprofits Georgia Power CompanyKing Tree Experts, Inc.Novelis Inc.SunTrust Bank, Inc. Windham Brannon Foundation, INCZodiac Aerospace

FAITH & COMMUNITYPARTNERSHIP FUNDNorthside Drive Baptist Church

GRANTSBank of AmericaCity of AtlantaCOUNTRY Financial Debley Foundation, Inc.Frances Wood Wilson

Foundation, Inc.

John and Mary Franklin Foundation, Inc.

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc.The Home Depot FoundationLivingston Foundation, Inc.Mizuho USA FoundationMUFG Union BankNorth Point Ministries TEGNA FoundationWells Fargo Foundation

REPAIR WITH KINDNESSAtlanta Beltline Inc.The Arthur M. Blank Family

FoundationClare FoundationThe Community Foundation

for Greater AtlantaGeorgia-Pacific FoundationThe Home Depot FoundationInvest Atlanta The Thomas M. and Irene B.

Kirbo Charitable Foundation

SPECIAL EVENT SUPPORTAb Initio Software*APEX Systems Inc*BIAS Corporation*Dell EMC*Deloitte & Touche LLP*IBM*Infosys*Insight Global*The Kroger CompanyNetworx Systems, LLC Nice Actimize*Principle Solutions Group*SAS Institute Inc.*SEI - Atlanta, LLC*Slalom LLC*Springer SBM LLCSunTrust Enterprise Data

Office*TDawg Presents: Holiday

Hootenanny for Atlanta Habitat

Trifacta*Veredus, a Hays Company*World Wide Technology*

* SunTrust Enterprise Data Office 2017 Golf TournamentSponsor

EMPLOYEE GIVING ANDMATCHING GIFT COMPANIESAetna Foundation, Inc. Allstate Giving CampaignAT&T Employee Giving CampaignThe Benevity Community

Impact FundBright Funds Foundation Club of Hearts, Inc.Georgia Power Company

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donors


Combined Federal CampaignConsiva - JK GroupDonateWellFulton School Employees'

Charitable Fund, Inc. Georgia State Charitable

Contributions ProgramGive Back FoundationGive with Liberty (Liberty

Mutual)The Home Depot Political

Action CommitteeIBM Employee Charitable

Contribution CampaignJustGiveKimberly-Clark FoundationKPMG Community Giving

Campaign MARTA McKesson FoundationMorgan Stanley Annual

Appeal CampaignPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP SunTrust United Way CampaignUnited WayVOYA FoundationWells Fargo Community

Support CampaignZurich-American InsuranceCompany

FAMILY SERVICESIN-KIND DONORSAll My Sons Moving & StorageAtlanta Peach MoversCOUNTRY FinancialGeorgia Renaissance FestivalMohawk HomeOriginal Mattress FactoryPaylessDecor.comTwo Men and A Truck

CONSTRUCTION ANDOPERATIONSIN-KIND DONORS $10,000+The Dow Chemical CompanyFreud Inc.Georgia Green Industrial

AssociationMohawk Hard Surfaces -

Unilin FlooringMohawk IndustriesThe Noland CompanyNorth Georgia TurfSquare D/Schneider ElectricTrees AtlantaValspar CorporationWhirlpool Corporation

CONSTRUCTION ANDOPERATIONSIN-KIND DONORS $500-$9,9991-800-GOT-JUNK3MAll About IrrigationAllied Building ProductsBuck Jones Nursery GraysonCarroll TireCentral Heating and Air

ConditioningThe Coca-Cola CompanyCorbin Comfort SystemsCree, Inc.Larry DavisFerguson Heating and AirFlorWorxFord Fry RestaurantsGeneral CableGreen Trade of GeorgiaGuy GriswoldHamilton Land ServicesThe Home Depot - Contractor

Services ClubJackie HowardHunter Douglas Fabrication

NorthwestThe Kroger CompanyLife Cycle Building CenterMartin MariettaMetro Atlanta Air Condition

AssociationMobile MiniNoland CompanyOrigin Development GroupRheem Manufacturing CompanyThe Sherwin-Williams CompanySouthern CompanyMary SteedmanThe Tile AppYale Locks

RESTORE IN-KIND CORPORATE DONORS22squared4FrontAccent Décor Inc.ACE HardwareACE Hardware Trade ShowADAC Thrift StudioAll Phase Home ServicesAnnuitasAquatic BathArt ClassicsAtlanta Office LiquidatorsBamboo HardwoodsBanko DesignBarrier Island RugsBetter Wood ProductsBig Bear ConstructionCentralBOS, LLCChoate ConstructionClayton Fixture Company Inc.CM Cochran Properties, LLCCochran ShuttersContemporary Marketing GroupContractors IncorporatedCordelia LightingCovenant Plumbing SupplyCowtan and ToutCurrey & Company, Inc.Cyan DesignDomain Custom HomesE. Escher Inc.eHire, LLCEquites States FundESD HomesEurofase LightingFordHarrison, LLPFoxglove AntiquesFrayer & JudgeFreid Rogers Goldberg, LLCFurniture ClassicsGallery CondominiumsGeorgia Green Industry

AssociationGeorgia Home Masters, LLCGeorgia PacificGib Carson

Glazer Design and ConstructionGutterglove South & Home

RenovationsHalf Price DrapesHaven ConferenceHD Supply Trade ShowHearth, Patio, and Barbecue

ExpoHeritage Real Estate & ServicesIlluminations Lighting ShowroomInfinite HomeInman Dry Goods BoutiquesInterphase IndustriesIPT Sink CompanyIRN LogisticsJ DouglasKing Architectural MetalsLadisic Fine HomesLeftbank ArtLenbrook Senior LivingLeviton ManufacturingLogan GardensLowe's Home ImprovementLPK PropertiesManuel's TavernMasco CorporationMatrix ImportsMcCarty ConstructionMcChain Distribution Systems, Inc.McFadden, LLCMissionary Baptist ChurchMoattar, Ltd. Finer RugsMobley Plant FarmMODA FlooringMTI Baths, Inc.National Nail CorporationNeil Dent CreativeNew SongNFI IndustriesNorthwest PlumbingOffsite Storage SolutionsOperational Security SystemsPalecek Permier SerfacesPort 68 ShowroomPost ApartmentsRedefied Home Boutique

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donors


Renewal Design BuildRestoration HardwareRMS AutomotiveShutters and BlindsSimpson, Uchitel & Willson, LLPSmall Carpenters at LargeSoutheast MarketingSouthern PatioSpeartek Tile and StoneSpecialty Tile Products, Inc.StarbucksSteiner StudioStrathmore DesignSurya DesignTaylor CommercialTerracotta DesignsThe Home ReBuildersThe Residences at Vinings

MountainThe Sextant GroupTile with StyleTraci Rhoads Interiors, LLCWestplanYoforia Premium Frozen Yogurt

CENTURY CLUB MEMBERSCentury Club members arevolunteers who donated 100hours or more of service toAtlanta Habitat in 2017.

Board of DirectorsBrantley BarrowDana HalbergDarryl HicksAndrew Kantor

ConstructionBrian BishopElinor CookLeslie CookRick DiguetteKaren KennedyJames MaddoxSneha SareddyArogya SinghD'Lisa StevensJeff Weaver

Family ServicesDenise Bier*

Office / AdministrativeTony CaristiJohn KranjcAgnes Nelson

ReStoreShantavious BrownJennifer Cooper*Daylon DavisJudit DiazDonald FentemMalcolm Frazier*Robert FredrickShelby HarrisSheila JacksonMichael KrauterChristopher LindnerFran MarshallScott MillerEbuka NwizuCaroline O'GradyJames RossPeter SchneiderPatricia SolomonEdith WallerJamie Willis

Skilled SupervisorsFred AdcockKhaled AlMahmudi*Jill AshmoreMax BaenderJim BrananPrecia CarrawayJP ChandoniaCarol ComstockJorge de la Cova*John DowhyBrittany DoyleNancy Duhon*Nghi DuongNada EnciscoSteve FarrDouglas FisherBrad FloydAmelia GodfreyMichelle HenkelJason HicksMark HoneycuttColleen JoyceTimothy KellyMatthew KennedyMichael KingbergSteve LacklandEva Laurio*Shanda-Joy LawsMary LiebmanIbrahim MahdiRichard Marencin*Earl Marlor*Sarah McClellanAndrew McConaghiePat McGauley*Ralph Meyers*Patrick MooreMara MorrisonCat MulvanertyMichael PawloskiJeff Pennell*Michael PursleyEllie RozierAntonio SampleJessica SongJohn Stembel

Adrain TaylorBetsy WamplerEric Watkins*Andrew WestAndrew WhiteMichael WillsBrent Woodruff

WarehouseBruce Bennett*Mark Cameron*Roger EdmondsonNathan EhrlichGene EllisHank Ezell*Quigg Fletcher*Corey GilbertLarry Gilbert*Jay Gorday*Sue GordayJim HerbigPhil Ihrig*Steven JacobsWill Klein*Larry McDonald*Gil RapleyHank Schoeler*Tom Schulte*Pat Stevens*Jim Thornton*Laura VoisinetKeith Wahlig*Mike WillPrice Williams

*President’s Volunteer ServiceAward Recipients donate morethan 250 hours of their time.

Every effort has been made to provide accurate information for our donor list. Atlanta Habitat forHumanity regrets any omissions.Please contact us with any corrections.While all donations are greatly appreciated, space limitations onlyallow us to include donations of$500 or higher.

volunteers


key financial trends*

FY2017Sources of Funds

MortgagePayments

44%

5%10%

Interest &Other Income

ReStoreReceipts

FundraisingManagement& General

10%8%

Program82%

FY2017Uses of Funds

FY2016Sources of Funds

Contributions44%

MortgagePayments

43%

2%11%

Interest &Other Income

ReStoreReceipts

FundraisingManagement& General

9%8%

Program83%

FY2016Uses of Funds

�� 4-STAR CHARITY NAVIGATOR RATING

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Contributions41%


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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION*As of December 31 2017 2016Assets

Cash & Cash Equivalents $ 3,638,858 $ 5,339,428 Endowment Fund 3,673,535 3,169,301 Receivables 25,880,184 27,546,333 Other Assets 38,262,020 34,863,267

Total Assets $ 71,454,597 $ 70,918,329

Liabilities & Net AssetsTotal Liabilities $ 17,660,684 $ 17,124,417 Net Assets

Unrestricted 52,188,110 52,495,289 Temporarily Restricted 1,605,803 1,298,623

Total Net Assets 53,793,913 53,793,912

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 71,454,597 $ 70,918,329

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OFACTIVITIES AND CHANGE IN NET ASSETS*

Years Ended December 31 2017 2016Revenues & Other Support

Home Sales/Mortgage Amortization $ 6,843,883 $ 6,082,337 Contributions 5,821,547 6,060,252 ReStore Revenue 1,618,189 1,501,382 Grant Revenue 670,000 220,000 Other Income 818,796 310,403 Total Revenues & Other Support 15,772,415 14,174,374

ExpensesProgram Services

Home Construction & Support Services 7,875,912 7,222,832 Discounts on Non-Interest-Bearing Loans 2,485,458 2,231,333 ReStore Expenses 817,986 759,333 Property Valuation Adjustment 548,527 651,051

Total Program Services 11,727,883 10,864,549

Support ServicesFundraising 1,167,615 1,093,324 Management & General 1,493,805 1,120,161

Total Support Services 2,661,420 2,213,485

Total Expenses 14,389,303 13,078,034

Change in Net Assets $ 1,383,112 1,096,340

*Unaudited financial statements


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2017 board of directorsAtlanta Habitat’s Board of Directors is responsible for governance, policy, strategic priorities, and oversight of finances and fundraising, among other activities. Members are leaders in their respective professions andinvest their time, resources and expertise to advance the mission of the organization.

2017–2018 advisory councilThe Advisory Council is composed of supporters and community leaders who serve as advocates for Atlanta Habitat’s mission. This group of experienced volunteers is a resource for advice and assistance to the Board and President on issues such as construction funding and community relations.

Officers

Darryl A. Hicks, ChairMassMutual Financial Group/CapstoneFinancial

Cindy Ethridge, Vice Chair Warren Averett LLC

Chris Waits, SecretaryThe Home Depot

Danielle Cheung, TreasurerMerrill Lynch Bank of America, N.A.

M. Brantley Barrow*Emeritus

Lisa Y. Gordon, President and CEO Atlanta Habitat for Humanity

Board of Directors

Susan BixlerBixler Consulting Group

Susan BoydS. Boyd Holdings LLC

Phil BradleyDentons

Sloane EvansGeorgia Power Company

John GoffDa Vinci Development Collaborative LLC

Brent Gilfedder King & Spalding LLP

Dana H. Halberg*BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Melissa HallNational Commercial Services Fidelity

Jerrold R. HillSouthern Company Gas

H. Eric HiltonFreeman Mathis and Gary LLP

Andy Kantor Novelis Inc.

Bryson KoehlerIBM Watson and Cloud Platform

John LaughterDelta Air Lines

Darryl E. LesureChick-fil-A

Jeff PierceInvesco

Gary L. PriceGeorgia-Pacific LLC

Kevin RuhlDeloitte Consulting LLP

Ameet ShettySunTrust

Kristina Kopf Thomas Eversheds Sutherland LLP

Kenneth Thrasher Bennett Thrasher

Karen A. Tracy Oldcastle, Inc. CRH Americas

Judy TrainCox Communications

*Board term completed December 2017.

Alan Arnold, Chair Delta Air Lines, Inc.

Tami Maxwell Barron Southern Company

Brantley Barrow Community Volunteer

Mary Benton Alston & Bird LLP

Dan Boone, III Community Volunteer

Matt Cartin Community Volunteer

Jenny Cross Community Volunteer

William M. Earnest Community Volunteer

Adrienne Findley Community Volunteer

Bill Godwin IGR Consulting

Dana H. Halberg BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Kathy Harber Community Volunteer

Katharine Kelley Exec. VP at Newport US RE

Charlie McDonald Strategic Crisis Advisors

Lynn Merrill Community Volunteer

Linda A. Parrish King & Spalding

Dan Pattillo, Jr. Rooker Real Estate LLP

Mark Pighini Deloitte & Touche LLP

Melanie Platt Community Volunteer

Barbara Reid Nonprofit Accounting Consultant

Jeremy Silverman Dentons US LLP

Polly Simpson Community Volunteer

Karen Stickney Community Volunteer

Sue Wieland Chattahoochee Enterprises LLC

© 2017 Habitat for Humanity in Atlanta, Inc.DBA Atlanta Habitat for Humanity. All Rights Reserved.

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Browns Mill VillageAtlanta Habitat’s expanded mission calls for developing out-of-the-box approaches to accommodate the city’s growingneed for affordable housing. Starting with Browns Mill Village,which is southeast of downtown,Atlanta Habitat is launching an innovative, scalable developmentmodel that includes affordabletwo-story homes, townhomes and a senior condominium complex, along with our traditionalsingle-story houses. Browns MillVillage sets a new foundation for affordable homeownership and offers unprecedented amenities and choices.

South Fulton Service CenterA new South Fulton Service Center aims to meet the needs ofa growing community of futureand established homeowners. This center will be the hub forSouth Fulton community engagement and family services,as well as local construction and a new ReStore. The new campuswill be at the nexus of a majorthoroughfare that includes AtlantaHartsfield International Airport, and Interstate highways 85 and 285.

what’s in store for 2018


On a balmy evening in late February 2018, more than 500 of Atlanta’s luminaries–representing Atlanta Habitat sponsors, donors and volunteers–gathered to celebrate the organization’s 35th anniversary. The “Welcome to Our

Neighborhood” fundraising gala featured a 4-D neighborhood experience complete with a virtual Brush with Kindnessinteraction and raised more than $500,000 to fuel Atlanta Habitat’s ambitious expansion plans to serve more

families. It was a magical evening, and we appreciate everyone who made it a success. Stay tuned….


online at atlantahabitat.org

2017 economic impact

ways to support atlanta habitat

homeowner education

thriving families

empowering families andrevitalizing neighborhoods

$6,000,000invested in new home construction,

renovation and repair

More than 9

new laptop computers distributedthrough our technology program934 90 43

Scholarships & entrepreneurial awards$11,500participants Home Smart classes

new homes constructed brush with kindness rehab repair with kindness neighborhood cleanups

DONATECharitable GiftsIn-Kind DonationsLegacy Donations

SPONSORNew BuildsRWK/ReHabVGA

V VOLUNTEERHouse BuildsWarehouseFamily ServicesReStore

ReSTOREShopDonateVolunteer

$830,000in property taxes and other

assessments paid from escrowmortgages paid-off

by homeowners

More than

%83 %94 %72 %84 %33

Sources: Atlanta HabitatData and 2015 Atlanta

Habitat HomeownerSurvey by Georgia

Institute of Technology

42 33 12 34 4

better–off financially

met mortgage obligations

have improvedhealth

graduated fromhigh school

graduatedfrom college


Atlanta Habitat for Humanity824 Memorial Drive SEAtlanta, GA 30316(404) 223-5180AtlantaHabitat.org

Atlanta Habitat ReStore271 Chester Ave SEAtlanta, GA 30316(404) 525-2114AtlantaHabitat.org/ReStore

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