2024 ANNUAL REPORT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Bill Bogdanovich, Chair, Broad Reach Healthcare
Peter L. Freeman, Vice Chair, Moriarty Bielan & Malloy LLC
Paul Ruchinskas, Treasurer
Ashley Moore Baker, Clerk, International Fund for Animal Welfare
Cathy Gibson, At-Large, Department of Transitional Assistance
MEMBERS AT LARGE
Liam Cahill, Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank
Margaret Hayes, Carpet Barn
Maureen McLaughlin, McLaughlin Accounting Services
Kara O’Donnell-Galvin, MassHire Cape & Islands
Workforce Board
Alex Rodolakis, Fletcher Tilton P.C.
Susan Rohrbach, Retired
Dr. Kumara Sidhartha, Cape Cod Healthcare
Raymond Tamasi, Retired
Tara Wallace, Amplify POC, Inc.
Linda Zammer, Cape Cod Restaurant Group
Our Vision
Our Mission
is to build a vibrant year-round community where everyone has a stable place to call home. supports this vision by empowering individuals, fostering community connections, and increasing affordable housing opportunities throughout Cape Cod and the Islands.
A message from ALISA and BILL
Dear Friend,
This past year has been full of meaningful milestones for Housing Assistance. As we move beyond 2024, we reflect on the achievements that shaped the year and prepare for the hard work that lies ahead.
More than 50 years ago, Housing Assistance was founded to address a pressing need for rental assistance. That mission has grown to tackle the increasingly complex housing challenges in our unique region of Massachusetts. Today, with a staff of 120, we serve thousands of individuals each year through advocacy, education and housing development. Since our founding, more than 200,000 people have found safe and stable housing with our help, and we have developed over 600 units of affordable housing with hundreds more in the works.
We took significant steps to build on this legacy in 2024 and position Housing Assistance for the future. Our key accomplishments include:
• Moving ahead with the consolidation of three of our family shelters into one location in Dennis, where we will soon provide stability and supportive transitional housing for 79 families on their path to permanent homes;
• Securing the largest philanthropic gift in our history, $1 million from Cape Cod Healthcare toward our $5 million capital fund for housing development;
• Relocating to a new headquarters that will create a better working environment for our team and serve as a housing resource center for the area; and
• Earning recognition as one of The Boston Globe’s 2024 “Top Places to Work.”
We are encouraged by the progress we have made. With local leaders, we have taken steps to identify land for housing development, adapt policies to encourage responsible growth and redevelop underutilized parcels to support the creation of affordable and market-rate housing.
At the same time, there is still much to be done. Housing costs remain high, inventory is limited and the pressure on families and workers continues to grow. Too many year-round residents are forced to move off-Cape to find affordable housing. The development of housing of all types must remain a top priority for Cape Cod.
Whether you have supported us as a donor, partner, advocate or friend, your involvement makes all the difference. We are looking forward with determination, optimism and a renewed commitment to providing hundreds of thousands more Cape Codders with housing solutions over the next half century.
With appreciation,
Alisa Magnotta, Chief Executive Officer Bill Bogdanovich, Board Chairman
HOUSING ASSISTANCE Celebrates 50th Anniversary
In September, Housing Assistance staff and supporters gathered at the Cape Playhouse to mark the organization’s 50th anniversary.
It was a celebration of five decades of providing housing support and transforming lives in the Cape Cod community. Over the years, we have helped over 230,000 people find stability, security, and hope through our housing programs.
In a video produced for the occasion, we reflected on our journey, shared inspiring success stories, and honored the dedicated team members, volunteers, and community partners who have made our work possible.
As we look ahead, we know that our mission is far from over, and we continue to strive for a future where everyone has access to safe, affordable housing.
See the video about our first 50 years:
Catch the highlights from our 50th anniversary celebration:
Clockwise from top: Supporters and colleagues joined together on stage to share some Housing Assistance memories and spell out a special message.
Housing Assistance board chair Bill Bogdanovich, CEO Alisa Magnotta and founding CEO Rick Presbrey shared the spotlight.
State Senator Julian Cyr, State Senator Susan Moran, and State Representative David Vieira took turns reading a state proclamation honoring Housing Assistance.
2024 HIGHLIGHTS
Housing Assistance
Recognized as a ‘Top Place to Work’
In 2024, Housing Assistance earned a spot on The Boston Globe’s “Top Places to Work” list in the medium-size employer category. We joined a high-caliber group of employers that were recognized for their workplace culture and efforts to foster an environment where employees feel valued, supported and appreciated.
“This recognition by the Boston Globe is incredibly meaningful to our entire 120-person team,” said Alisa Magnotta, CEO of Housing Assistance. “We have worked hard to build a great culture rooted in collaboration and respect, and it is rewarding to see that reflected in this distinction. Our employees’ dedication to each other and to addressing the housing crisis across Cape Cod is what makes Housing Assistance such a special place to work.”
The first-time recognition of Housing Assistance had special meaning as it coincided with the organization’s 50th anniversary.
“Our workforce is our biggest asset,” said Bill Bogdanovich, Chair of Housing Assistance’s Board of Directors and CEO of Broad Reach Healthcare, a past recipient of the “Top Places to Work” honor. “This recognition, driven by our employees’ feedback, is a powerful reminder of how important it is to cultivate a culture and organization where people are proud to work.”
Our workforce is our biggest asset.
Bill Bogdanovich, Board Chair “
The Boston Globe’s annual Top Places to Work list honors companies with employees across Massachusetts that excel in employee satisfaction and workplace culture. The rankings are based on survey responses from tens of thousands of employees who evaluate their companies on factors such as leadership, values, training and benefits. More than 8,000 organizations were invited to participate across four categories: small, medium, large and largest companies.
CEO Alisa Magnotta celebrated the award with her daughter, Francesca Galazzi, and Richard Krause, VP of People & Culture.
New Property Will Consolidate Family Shelters Adding Housing Inventory
After focusing on preparation efforts in 2024, Housing Assistance’s new family empowerment center will open in 2025. Our three family shelters – Angel House in Hyannis, the Village at Cataumet in Bourne, and Carriage House in North Falmouth – will be consolidated into a single facility in Dennis.
An important element of life in the new center will be educational opportunities to prepare parents and their families after their time in shelter. That includes the continuation of programs at the current family shelters, as well as some new offerings.
“It will be a much more conducive space for education because we will have a primary workshop space, which is also the dining room. That is the largest room in the building,” said Cassi Danzl, Chief Operating Officer for Housing Assistance. “Because we will have a higher number of families at one site, it will allow us to have much more effective approaches to workshops. It makes it much more attractive to outside educators because we’ll have this critical mass of families, streamlining the opportunity for education.”
Educational programs will include budgeting and money management, housing opportunities and housing search, nutrition and menu planning, and parenting classes. Existing directors, housing counselors, and case managers will help with the training, along with a newly hired child services coordinator with some new areas of competency.
“The new space will allow us to leverage what we’ve always done, but in a way that will be different and make it even more impactful moving forward,” said Danzl.
The shelter properties in Hyannis, Bourne, and Cataumet will be remodeled into single room occupancy and studio apartments, creating additional opportunities and adding attainable housing to the region’s inventory. A housing resource center will also be created in Cataumet, one of three regional centers in addition to our Hyannis and Orleans locations.
Housing Assistance is committed to developing housing that meets the needs of our community. That includes adding much-needed inventory for workforce housing. Housing Assistance has built almost 600 units since we were founded, and by the end of 2025, we will have completed three more developments, providing housing for over 230 people. Our clients will begin a fresh chapter in their lives, stepping into beautiful new homes that offer more than just a roof over their heads. They provide stability, hope, and a renewed sense of possibility.
LECLAIR VILLAGE MASHPEE
39 affordable apartments are housing 79 residents
CAPE VIEW WAY BOURNE
All Residents Moved In Completed
42 affordable homes will house over 100 people
107 MAIN STREET ORLEANS
Projected Opening Summer ‘25
14 affordable homes will house over 30 people
STEVENS STREET HYANNIS
Workforce Homeownership
50 condominiums will house over 100 people
HOUSING TO PROTECT CAPE COD
On the regional level, our advocacy efforts continued and expanded through the Housing to Protect Cape Cod coalition. HPCC was launched in late 2022 as a new partnership with Cape Cod and Islands Association of REALTORS®, the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, and the Homebuilders and Remodelers of Cape Cod. The coalition mobilizes residents in support of policies that foster year-round housing, while protecting our critical environmental resources and community character.
Third Annual Housing Summit Focuses on Momentum
The third annual Housing to Protect Cape Cod (HPCC) Summit focused on ways Cape Codders can leverage the new policies in the historic Affordable Homes Act signed in August by Governor Maura Healey.
The passage of the act created a range of resources to create more attainable year-round housing across our region, said Housing Assistance CEO Alisa Magnotta. “All of us here today are very excited to keep this momentum going and to take this historic legislation and figure out how to make it implantable in our towns,” she said. “We’re not here to talk about the problem, but to commit to action.”
Edward Augustus, Massachusetts Secretary of Housing and Livable Communities, referred to the adage that the world is run by those who show up. “That’s literally true in New England where we have a town meeting where whoever shows up that night gets to decide,” he said. “We know in the housing space, with that kind of instinctive NIMBYism that we see in so many places, there is always going to be somebody who shows up and says, ‘Not here, not now. It’s a good idea, but it doesn’t belong here.’ The question is, are the rest of us going to show up and give voice for those DPW workers who are living on the beach or in a shack or the other folks who
are making that trip every day over the bridge to plow your roads, to clean those hotel rooms, work in those restaurants, and keep the economy of Cape Cod running?”
State Senator Julian Cyr said he was grateful to the community housing advocates who put in time and effort to help shape and pass the housing act. “I don’t talk to a leader in the region on any issue who doesn’t bring up housing as the number one issue,” he said. “Whether you’re an employer in our healthcare sector or human services sector, whether you’re trying to figure out how you make a town run or keep a restaurant open, the biggest challenge is finding a workforce – and that challenge is directly tied to housing.”
More than 300 people, including local officials, business leaders and community advocates, attended the summit. Panel discussions focused on ways the region and individual towns can implement key elements of the act, including the Seasonal Communities Designation and the loosened restrictions on the construction of ADUs (accessory dwelling units).
Alisa Magnotta “
We’re not here to talk about the problem, but to commit to action.
Housing
Assistance Collaborates With State Housing Leaders
Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll and Edward Augustus, Massachusetts Secretary of Housing and Livable Communities, joined local officials in August at the former Governor Prence Inn in Orleans to celebrate passage of the state Affordable Homes Act. The gathering underscored the legislation’s importance for affordable housing development on Cape Cod and across the Commonwealth. The Governor Prence Inn redevelopment is one of several projects being undertaken by Housing Assistance and its partners, which include Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH) and Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod, to address housing on the Cape. The project will result in 61 affordable rental homes, 10 middle-income townhomes, and 7 single-family homes for lower-income residents, representing a significant step forward in addressing the region’s housing challenges.
Under the Affordable Homes Act, tourism hot spots can unlock new resources tailored for their needs once they are designated as “seasonal communities.” The initial list of 25 seasonal communities that grapple with distinct housing challenges due to their status as vacation destinations includes 16 towns on Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket. Housing Assistance CEO Alisa Magnotta was named to the Seasonal Communities Advisory Council.
Left: Panel discussions at the HPCC Summit focused on ways the region and towns can implement elements of the Affordable Homes Act. Right: The event concluded with recognition of three local housing champions: affordable housing developer Michael Galasso; Lynne Rhodes, president of the Cape Cod chapter of the NAACP; and Tara Vargas Wallace, CEO of Amplify POC.
Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll and Edward Augustus, Massachusetts Secretary of Housing and Livable Communities, came to Cape Cod to celebrate passage of the Affordable Homes Act.
CLIENT STORIES
Energy Improvements Make ‘Big Difference’ for Retired Couple
Randy and Elsa Gonzales were young newlyweds when they bought their home in Harwich 45 years ago. It was a fixer-upper and they did their best to keep up with repairs, Elsa says, but in recent years, the house needed more work than they could manage.
It was a blessing when her fuel assistance provider suggested Housing Assistance’s Energy Department arrange for a home energy assessment. The retired couple qualified for extensive repairs, at no cost to them.
“They came in, they did the work, they cleaned up. It was like, wow!” says Elsa. “I’m still sitting back going, I can’t believe this. I figured they could give me a hand fixing my windows. Well, they totally surprised me – beyond belief. I got new windows, new shingles, a new roof and a new heating system, which I never dreamed of. I can’t thank them enough. I really can’t.”
Winter has become a lot more comfortable for the Gonzaleses. “I don’t have the drafts coming through the house anymore,” she says. “There are no more leaks in my ceiling. It’s made a big difference.”
Housing Lottery Makes Teacher’s Dream Come True
Shawn and Jessica Avery have two sons diagnosed with autism, a challenge alleviated by the local school system, where the boys have support and feel comfortable. The family rented in several towns but yearned for a home of their own, even while wondering if it was realistic. “As a teacher, I make a decent salary, but the cost of purchasing a home was just not feasible for us,” he says.
In 2023, they applied for a housing lottery administered by Housing Assistance for a three-bedroom house under construction in Falmouth. “We were the very first ones picked,” Shawn says. “I saw the look of shock that my wife had when our number came up. It was an amazing moment to know that we were going to have a place that we could settle into and call home.”
Shawn said the application process went smoothly. “Everyone was super helpful any time that I had questions about anything,” he says. The builder even made some minor modifications to make the house safer for the boys, and the family moved in toward the end of April 2024.
“It’s a dream come true to have a stable place for our boys. We’re extremely thankful for the opportunity that you provided us.”
Youth and Young Adult Stabilization Program Provides Hope
Today, Madison Sheppard lives in an apartment in Centerville and is a student at Cape Cod Community College. She’s faced housing insecurity the majority of her life, starting when she was just 8 years old. Struggling to pay medical bills for her younger sister, her parents moved the family into a hotel for a week before space opened in a family shelter. For the next seven years, they moved multiple times, at one point cramming into one room in a relative’s home.
“I was falling asleep in class, and I was malnourished, and that kind of opened up the doors for a lot of bullying and judgment from both my peers and some teachers as well,” she shares. “That was my first time understanding that the world can be a cruel place.”
After finishing high school, Madison lived in a tent in a family member’s yard, in a car, and an unheated camper. With financial support from Housing Assistance’s Youth and Young Adult Stabilization Program, Madison moved into her current apartment in November 2024. “It’s nice to not feel like someone’s going to be knocking on the car doors while I’m parked somewhere trying to sleep,” she says. “I went through a lot that no kid should ever go through, but I just want to say to anybody that may be reading this, just be kind to other people.”
From top: Elsa Gonzales, in front of her home in Harwich; Shawn Avery took this photo of his family’s home last fall when the Northern Lights were visible; Madison Sheppard and her partner Cameron in their home, where her artwork adorns the walls.
INVESTING IN HOUSING
Million-Dollar Gift in Support of $5 Million Capital Campaign
In July, Housing Assistance received a transformational $1 million gift from Cape Cod Healthcare to support the development of workforce housing in our region. The gift is part of a $5 million capital campaign to preserve the American Dream on Cape Cod. Funds raised through the campaign will help create both rental and homeownership opportunities for individuals and families living in our region year-round.
“Cape Cod Healthcare is proud to contribute $1 million in support of housing for our workforce, so that low- to moderate-income families can live and work here,” said Michael Lauf, President & CEO of Cape Cod Healthcare. “The market alone isn’t going to take care of our housing situation. We need to be creative when it comes to building more affordable units.” He emphasized housing as a critical infrastructure that’s needed for a functional community, just like our roads and bridges.
“We are thrilled to receive this financial support from Cape Cod Healthcare but even more importantly the commitment it demonstrates to our mission,” said Housing Assistance CEO Alisa Magnotta. “While stable, attainable year-round housing has been a top issue on the Cape as far back as our founding in 1974, today we find ourselves at a tipping point. With record-high demand, the American Dream of homeownership is out of reach for too many.”
Housing Assistance’s capital campaign will help increase attainable housing and ensure Cape Cod remains a viable year-round community for future generations. With historic investments in housing from the State and an increased capacity at Housing Assistance, the agency is poised to add
housing that will protect the people of Cape Cod - our yearround community who are the backbone of our economy and the future of our region. The $5 million capital fund will enable Housing Assistance to leverage debt and State grants to increase housing production.
Capital campaign contributions will provide critical funding needed to bring four projects currently in the pipeline (229 units of housing) over the finish line. Reimbursements on the completed projects will add revenue back into the fund, allowing reinvestment in future projects.
“Our mission at Housing Assistance is to provide attainable and affordable housing for our community,” said Housing Assistance Board Chair Bill Bogdanovich. “In the past six years we have seen the median price for a home on Cape Cod increase by 83%, requiring incomes well over $200,000 per year to obtain a mortgage. This is unsustainable for our young families, our first responders, our teachers, and our healthcare workers – the people we count on each day to make the Cape work.”
With just under $1 million left to raise to reach the $5 million goal, the campaign has seen significant commitments from the community, including a $100,000 gift from Cape Cod 5. “At Cape Cod 5, we believe the only way we’re going to solve our housing challenge is by working together as a community,” said Bert Talerman, President of Cape Cod 5. “A collaborative approach is necessary to help facilitate change and to create more housing for our locals and workforce. We are glad to support Housing Assistance’s capital campaign in this capacity in recognition of the criticality of this issue.”
President & CEO of Cape Cod Healthcare Michael Lauf, speaking at our Oysters & Champagne fundraiser in July.
ANNUAL SPONSORS
Leadership Sponsors
Foundation Sponsors
Visionary Sponsors
Innovator Sponsors
FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT
FISCAL YEAR 2024
$48,567,121
REGIONAL IMPACT
Housing Assistance offers a full continuum of housing programs and services throughout Cape Cod & the Islands.
Energy Conservation & Improvements
Home Ownership Assistance & Education
Communities
3,218
HOUSING INFORMATION HOUSEHOLDS COUNSELED BY INTAKE STAFF
FAMILY SHELTERS PEOPLE SHELTERED, INCLUDING 152 CHILDREN 306 HOMELESS OUTREACH INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED
482 CASE MANAGEMENT PEOPLE SERVED, INCLUDING 58 YOUNG ADULTS 435
OUR SUPPORTERS
Loyalty Circle Donors
Housing Assistance’s Loyalty Circle recognizes committed donors who support Housing Assistance with gifts of any amount consecutively for ten or more years.
QUARTER
CENTURY CLUB
(25+ YEARS)
Donald Albert
Dr. G. Curtis Barry*
Ruth and Jack Bechtold
Margaret and Chad Benaka
Beatrice A. Bunker
Molly N. Cornell
Patricia and Robertson
Dinsmore
Mary E. Farley
Margo Fenn
Roy Hammer
Stu and Johnna Hickman
James Holland
Eric Johnson
Larry and Hannah Langsam
Jane and Charles Logan
Robert and Susan Nolan
Barry and Deirdre Paster*
Connie L. Pina
Gary K. Prahm
Michael and Area Princi
Gretchen Reilly
Dr. Kathleen Schatzberg
Nancy F. Smith
20–24 YEARS
E. H. Adams
A Chapman Bailey
Daryl M. Bladen
Katherine Burger
Deborah M. Burgess
Deanna and David Bussiere
Rose Cavanaugh
Charlie and Martha Clifford
Kelly and Susan Ferguson
Alfred and Judy Gaechter
Judy Godin
Lois E. Grebe
David Halvorsen
Diane Hembree
E. David Howes Jr.
Jack and Cindy Kadzik
Merle Kelly
Joseph and Susanne Leary
Lida N. Miner
Robert and Beverly Parke
Shari L. Powers
Paul J. Ruchinskas
Richard and Eugenie Schott
Susan Stanney
Marilyn and Uri ten Brink
Peter and Schatze Thorp
Robert and Ina Zibbell
15–19 YEARS
Michael and Alice Baker
Jon and Patricia Baker
Scott and Pat Barron
Penny and Dave Bergeson
Deborah Bock
Nancy E. Bradley
Ross and Susan Coppelman
John and Lee Cushing
William Daly
Phyllis Davis
John and Dorothy DeYoung
Lou and Louise DiMeo
Mary Dulemba
Marcia and Bertrand
Duncan
William Ellis and Stefanie Adams
Peter L. Freeman
Bob Hyland
Herb Jacob
Gael Kelleher
Richard and Kathleen Kenyon
Mark and Mary Knowland
Bruce and Susan Lederhouse
C. Page McMahan
Regina Mullen
Mary Ellen O’Brien
David and Gail Oppenheim
Jim and Ellen Peterson
Tony Rhodes and Margaret Hogan
W. Roscoe and Joy Riley
Jane Sharp
Karen and Paul Silva
Gayle Simundza and Tom Kirkman
Dick and Sally Smith
Marie Stevenson
Anne Swanson
Rob and Cindy Thompson
Margaret and Maurice Tivey
Naomi Turner and David Veach
Deborah Vieira
Carolyn Weimar
Robert and Sheila Wentworth
Anne and Christopher Williams
Andrew P. Young
10–14 YEARS
Paul and Susan Beaudreau*
Wayne and Janine Bergeron
Dianne Beuke
Anne C. Botsch
Christopher and Kristen Boyd*
Kerry and Jan Brandin
Cathy and Jack Brennan
Susan Brinckerhoff
Charles Brodel
Liam and Cathleen Cahill*
Linda Callahan
Ronald Cavallon
Sally A. Churchill*
Timothy and Pamela Cronin
Edward and Ann Curley
Lore Loftfield DeBower*
Denise DeGrazia
Peter and Marian Dikeman*
David and Janet Dohan
Chuck and Betsy Dow
James and Ruth Driscoll
Roger and Diane Dupont
Stanley and Eileen Elias
Frank and Jean Emerling
Janice C. Emrich
Harry and Philly Evans
Ann T. Everett*
Martha Farquhar
Ann Fleck-Henderson
Ann and George Goering
Betty Hartman
John and Marija Hauser
Dave Hegner*
Mark and Robin Howard-
Johnson
Carla and Mark Hutker
Dallas and Liz Jones
Andrea Kalacznik
Paul and Marcia Karhu
Linda King and John Feeney
Catherine and Kevin Kirby
Susan Kline-Symington
Tom Lebach
Carolyn Leiby
Donna Lumpkin
Chuck MacMillin and Dianne Mahoney
Elizabeth and Anthony Malone
Melissa Marchand
Karen Mazza*
David and Melissa McGraw
Dr. Robert McIntire
Karen S. Miller*
Eugene Monay*
Michael and Mary Moniz
Eileen Morgan
Havana B. Moss
Sharon L. Myerson
Heidi Nelson
Susan F. O’Donnell*
Bill and Tracy O’Neill
Tracey E. Oringer
Gwyneth E. Packard
John and Mary Paone
Kathleen Pawloski
E. Stuart Peoples
Alec and Erin Porter
Marcia Randall
Joseph J. Reardon
Albert and Mary Rook
Gaius and Eleanore Shaver
Kumara Sidhartha*
Mary E. Smith
Dick and Marie Stewart
Robert and Pamela Terry
John and Deborah Todd
Elizabeth Walker*
Stephanie Wall*
John and Barbara Waring
Barbara White
Ronald and Wendy Winner
David and Annette Winther*
Colleen Wood*
Carol and Keith
Woodbury
Jeanie Yaroch
Talerman, President, Cape Cod 5
Corporations, Organizations & Foundations
$100,000+
Cape Cod Five Cents
Savings Bank Charitable Foundation Trust ^
Cape Cod Healthcare, Inc.
Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation ^
Fidelity Charitable Foundation
Green Family Foundation
Hermann Foundation
$50,000–
$99,000
Dellbrook|JKS ^
Donald C. McGraw Foundation
Falmouth Toyota, Inc. ^ Franklin Square House Foundation
Goldman Sachs
Philanthropy Fund
The Harrison Foundation
Vanguard Charitable Foundation
$25,000–
$49,000
The Barron Family Charitable Foundation
Cape and Islands United Way
Cape Associates, Inc.
Cape Save, Inc. ^
The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod ^
Lyndon Paul Lorusso Charitable Foundation
The Kemper Family Foundation
C. Northrop and A. Marder Pond Foundation
Shepley Wood Products ^
United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley, Inc.
Yawkey Foundation II
$10,000–$24,999
BankFive
Barnstable Interfaith Council
Bayside Building, Inc. ^
The Boston Foundation
The Michael H. Cole Charitable Giving Fund of the Cape Cod Foundation
Chase Bank ^
Copeland Chevrolet / Copeland Subaru ^
D-Y Ecumenical Council for the Prevention of Homelessness
Eos Foundation
Federated Church of Orleans
Homestead Foundation
Koopman Lumber Co., Inc.
Martha’s Vineyard Bank Charitable Foundation
Mid-Cape Home Centers ^
Renaissance Charitable Foundation - The Fund for Community Wellbeing
Rockland Trust Charitable Foundation
TrimBoard, Inc. ^
William and Linda Zammer Foundation
$5,000–$9,999
Bank of America
Charitable Gift Fund
Bass River Properties ^
Beneveity Community Impact Fund
Bennett Charitable Foundation
The Joanne & Nancy Bolton Foundation
Cape Air / Nantucket Airlines ^
Cape Cod & Islands Association of REALTORS®
Catalyst Architecture/ Interiors Inc.
Comcast Financial Agency Corporation
Consistently Clean, Inc. ^
Delphi Construction Inc. ^
E.J. Jaxtimer Builder, Inc. ^
Eastward Companies Inc.
Kathryn Goodman Foundation
Horsley Witten Group, Inc. ^
IRA Toyota of Hyannis ^ The Knack
Lourenco Brother’s Yardscape, Inc.
McPhee Associates, Inc.
MLS Property Information Network, Inc.
Mullen Building & Remodeling, Inc. ^ Pine Harbor Wood Products
Burton A. and Maxine C. Rice Foundation
RogersGray ^ Rick Roy Construction
Seamen’s Long Point Charitable Foundation ^ St. Barnabas Memorial Church
Sullivan & Sullivan Auctioneers
SV Design LLC ^ WeNeedaVacation.com
Woods Hole Foundation, Inc.
$2,500–$4,999
Bass River Pediatrics
Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices: Robert Paul Properties
Brewster Baptist Church
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce
Church of the Holy Spirit
Coastal Medical Transport Services
CohnReznick
First Congregational Church of Yarmouth
La Bella Medical
Law Office of Singer & Singer, LLC
Nauset Newcombers
Rogers & Marney, Inc.
Specialty Builders’ Supply, Inc.
The Maffei Companies
Whole Foods
$1,000– $2,499
Barrows Waste Systems, LLC
Benz Financial Services, Inc.
Bob’s Discount Furniture
Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Hannah Lyons Bourne Fund
Cape Cod Commercial Linen Service, Inc.
Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank
Cape Cod Insulation
Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority
Cape Light Compact
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Cotuit Federated Church
The Daily Paper
Dorothy A Savarese Giving Fund at the Cape Cod Foundation
Driscoll Electric Co., Inc.
Fabricio LLC
First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union
First Congregational Church of Falmouth
First Parish Brewster
Harwich Port Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Klein Hornig LLP
La Tanzi, Spaulding & Landreth
Mashpee Commons Limited Partnership
Murray & MacDonald Insurance Services Inc
Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club
Oceanside Restoration
Patriot Square
Merchants Association
Pride Foundation
The RISE Group, Inc.
Robie’s Heating, Cooling, & Refrigeration Inc
Salt Architecture
Tighe & Bond
US LBM Foundation
Wendy’s Fashion Food LLC
Westchester Modular Homes, Inc.
$500–$999
AF Hultin & Co.
Bank of America
Charitable Foundation
Best Climate Control
Bortolotti Construction
Cape Cod Retractable
Carpet Barn Carpet One Floor & Home
Law Office of Eugene R. Curry
Eastern Bank
Encore Construction
Falmouth Road Race, Inc.
Glivinski & Associates, Inc.
High Efficiency
Joyce Landscaping, Inc.
LaBarge Engineering & Contracting, Inc.
Law Offices of Bruce A. Bierhans
Lawrence-Lynch Corp.
LDa Architecture & Interiors
Leader Bank Charitable Foundation
Lilly Homes, Inc.
Nauset Disposal
Osterville United Methodist Church
Pierce Law
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Pina Container Services
John C. Ricotta & Assoc., Inc.
Rotary Club of Chatham
St. David’s Episcopal Church
St. John the Evangelist
Starbuck Construction Services
Sunderland Printing
Tasha Fuels & Propane, Inc.
Three Fins Coffee Roasters
Union Studio
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Falmouth
West Yarmouth Congregational Church
Beyond Beauty
Cape Cod Alarm
Capeway Bearing & Machine
Capizzi Home Improvement, Inc.
$25,000+ VISIONARY
Anonymous (3)
Steve Barr
Bill & Sherry Bogdanovich
Stuart & Jamila Bornstein
Cathy & Jack Brennan
Karen Campbell
Michael Fish
Roy Hammer & James Hinkle
Lisa & Richard Oliver
David & Gail Oppenheim
Michael & Area Princi
James & Betty Ryan
Schell Family Philanthropy Fund
Tony & Lorraine Shepley
Thomas Soviero
$10,000–$24,999 BEACON
Anonymous (2)
Stephen B. Brodeur
Denise & Tony Brookhouse
John & Dorothy DeYoung
Peter L. Freeman
Ralph & Kimberly Geary
Katherine S. Green
Community Software Group
The Cookie Caper
Crane Corporation
First Baptist Church of Hyannis
Tom Hague III Bldr., Inc.
Hall Oil Gas and Electric
Harwich United Methodist Church
Hubbard Paint & Wallpaper
Lightship Dental, Inc.
MassHire Cape & Islands
Par-Tee Freeze
Puritan Cape Cod
Sacconnesset Golf Club
Site One Landscape Supply
Unitarian Universalist
Church of Barnstable
Unity on Cape Cod
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post #2578 (Hyannis)
Bakers Concepts Inc. & Affiliated Companies
Cape Cod Young Professionals
College Futures Foundation
Cotuit Solar Heat & Hot Water
The Davenport Companies
D’Elia & Cavanaugh
Dennis Union Church
Down Cape Engineering, Inc.
Doyle Construction Corp.
Federated Church of Hyannis
Good Builders, Inc.
Heritage Christian Life Church
Heritage Museums and Gardens
Homeless Prevention Council
Jack Conway & Co., Inc.
Realtors
Kerry Insurance Agency, Inc.
Marcey Oil Company
Massachusetts Housing Investment Corp.
National Grid
Newry Trails Guide Service
Northside United Methodist Church
Ocean Data Technologies
Pearson Financial Services
Scargo Cafe
Situation Innovation Corp./ Pneuhook Manufacturer
Union Circle
Congregational Church of S. Dennis
West End Restaurant
West Falmouth United Methodist
Winn Companies
^ Annual Corporate Sponsor
L.T. & Wendy Hill
Joan Hinchliffe
Joe & Devonia Keller
Roger & Cathy Kligler
Thomas Murphy
Jim & Ellen Peterson
Gretchen Reilly
Nancy Renn
William & Margaret Rhodes
Paul & Barbara Ruane
Richard & Eugenie Schott
Ralph & Barbara Smith
Dick & Marie Stewart
Michael & Nancy Strong
Janet B. Totten
Elizabeth Walker
Linda Zammer
$5,000–$9,999 LIGHTHOUSE
Anonymous (4)
Larry Backman
Anthony & Kim Baroni
Dot & Larry Boulia
Ronald & Marjorie Bourgeois
Everett Boy
Verna Buchs
Ellen T. Carty
Rose Cavanaugh
Logan Clarke, III
Charlie & Martha Clifford
Conroy Family Foundation
Brian Cooney
Fleck Family Gift Fund
Fox Family-Giving Back Fund through ImpactAssets
Suzanne Geoffrion
Marc & Karla Greenwald
Haney Family Charitable
Karen E. Hoagland
Alan & Patricia Long
Jennifer & Mark McCartin
Ann & Peter McKay
Daniel & Christine McLaughlin
Pamela Nelson
Peter & Gina Princi
Mike & Kim Robinson
Rick Roy Construction
Dorothy Savarese
Todd & Robin Thayer
Richard R. Thomas
Todd Family Fund
Ruth Walicki
Stephanie Wall
Chris Ward
Dan Wolf & Heidi Schuetz
Naomi Zigmond
$2,500–$4,999 SCHOONER
Anonymous (4)
Jon & Patricia Baker
Bruce Beane & Debby Walther
Justin & Mandee Blair
Christopher & Kristen Boyd
Bill & Ruth Ann Carey
Kenneth Colmer & Lori Zito
Joseph & Lee Cullen
Lou & Louise DiMeo
Lisa Dobberteen
Martha & Michael Farmer
Ruth Gainer
Frances Haidas
Peter & Karen Hargraves
Michael Hogan
Kyle Holt-Cullity
Marie & Ted Jellinek
Karen Lilly
Clara Mesonero
Robin Muise
Nancy Nichols & Michael O’Connor
Henri Rauschenbach &
Yong Jun Song
Nate & Christie Reinhart
Alex Rodolakis & Kathryn Hand
Stephan Rodolakis & Karyn Polito
Susan & Chick Rohrbach
Paul J. Ruchinskas
Linda Shannon & James
Fitzgerald
Sharon Tennstedt & Mark Martino
Robert & Pamela Terry
Eric Weber
Thomas & Jennifer Woodward
$1,000–$2,999 OYSTER
Anonymous (5)
Rosalin Acosta
Marsha Allgeier
Anne & Edward Armstrong
Nicholas Athanassiou & Jean Marie McNett
Eric & Sally Bacon Family Fund
Ashley Baker & David Miller
Judith Balter
Peter & Judith Berrien
Chad & Ellen Beyerle
Daryl M. Bladen
Hannah Lyons Bourne
Fund
Rich Bryant
Matt Burke
David & Tyler Burton
Liam & Cathleen Cahill
Cynthia Casey
John R. Chandler
Katie & Mark Clancy
Bob & Fran Clay
Laura Clements
Julie Cowan
Kathleen Crocker & Dennis Valade
Theresa Cullen
Kelly & Sean Curran
Robert David & Anna Vreeland
Michael & Syrel Dawson
Jack & Dee Delaney
Peter & Louise Donovan
Ann T. Everett
Dick & Michelle Fairbanks
Rene Feuerman
Joanne D. Flanagan
William & Marie Franklin
Alfred & Judy Gaechter
Paula George
David Gillespie
Gerry & Mary Lee Halpin
Schulman Havmeyer
Family Fund
John & Agnes Howell
Carla & Mark Hutker
Jack & Cindy Kadzik
David & Nancy Kaplan
Ellen Karel
Jay Kavanaugh
Tim Kehoe
Cindy Kenna
Jim & Mary Kenney
Chad Kessler
AP Kimball Construction
Nancy R. Kolligian
Kate & Bruce Langsen
Julie & Clifford Leaf
Tom Lebach
Raymond & Susan Lynds
Barbara L. Matteson
Maureen McLaughlin
C. Page McMahan
McQuade Family Foundation
Jan & Carol Miller
Christopher & Diana Moore
Donna & Rick Morris
Regina Mullen
Samuel Mullin
Carolann Najarian
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P.
Neher
Paul Niedzwiecki
Mark & Bonnie Jean
Nunheimer
Jim & Michele O’Brien
Anne E. O’Connell
Julie Oreto
Maryann Ouelette
Gwyneth E. Packard
John & Mary Paone
John & Jennifer
Pappalardo
Alison Parker
Kenneth & Michele Peal
Steve & Christina Petruska
Christopher & Maria Raber
Kurt & Lori Raber
Robyn J. Ready
Lisa Rooney
Janet Rustow
Tammy & Jim Saben
Timothy & Amanda Sawyer
Christopher & Gail Scudellari
Lisa F. Sherman
Kumara Sidhartha
Chet & Therese Snavely
Sid & Donna Snow
John & Sherri Souza
David & Elena Stasey
Lewis & Jean Stern
Mary Swope
Robert & Elizabeth Talerman
Ray Tamasi
Brooks S. Thayer
Chris & Rebecca Thompson
The New York Community
Trust Olaf J. & Margaret L. Thorp Fund
Debbie Treat
Lynn Van Dine
Paul & Erin Vasington
Scott Wayne
Eric Weinberg & Alison Grove
Baysie Wightman & Cleve
Cogswell
Carol & Keith Woodbury
Alison & Boniface Zaino
$500 – $999
BEACH GLASS
Anonymous (11)
A Chapman Bailey
Michael & Alice Baker
Frank Barys
Margaret & Chad Benaka
Susan & Maurice Bergeron
Dennis Berkey
John Bologna
Gerard & Erin Brigham
Charles Brodel
Ilene Carver
John Clark
Ross & Susan Coppelman
Marilee Crocker & Mayrene Earle
Robert & Patricia Currey
Mary Beth Daniel
Cassandra J. Danzl
Russell-Davidson Family Foundation
Phyllis Davis
Lore Loftfield DeBower
Chris DeSisto
Peter & Marian Dikeman
Althea Dorman
Chuck & Betsy Dow
Becky Dowd
Edward & Penelope Emma
The Charles Gogeun
Memorial Fund
David Fausch
Jan Feeny
Kelly & Susan Ferguson
Steve & Joanne Ferris
Susan & Joseph
Finnemore
Edmond Foley
Frank & Marie Fortunato
Libby & Steve Fox
Laurie & Jason Fromer
Kara Galvin
Ward Ghory & Anne
Ghory-Goodman
Sandy & Charles Gifford
Sue Gregory & Ted Reiss
Asheley Griffith
Harry Hagerty
David Halvorsen
Brewster MLS Tour
Piper Hollis
Sheila Horan
Fiona Hornig
Pam & Jeff Hufnagel
Thomas Hynes
Herb Jacob
Rufus Jones
Stanley Kaczynski
Paul & Marcia Karhu
Linda King & John Feeney
Andrea Lamb
Larry & Hannah Langsam
Joanne P. Liberles
Rodolfo R. Llinas
Janet & William Lundberg
Chuck MacMillin & Dianne
Mahoney
Deborah Mahaney
Mark Mathison
Tom & Ginny McCabe
John & Diane Mercaldo
Merrimac Charitable Trust
Mary & Brett Nichols
Susan F. O’Donnell
Pamela T. Olson
Janet E. Peebles
Pierce Law
Gladys Pike
Alec & Erin Porter
Marilyn Priebe
Jennifer & Dan Rabold
Marcia Randall
Robert & Barbara Rosiello
Sarah Rothermel
Ellen Shapiro
Gaius & Ellie Shaver
Donald & Diane Siddell
Marvin & Joan Siflinger
Karen & Paul Silva
Richard Slifka
Nancy F. Smith
Constance Spilhaus
Sally Tarbell
Margaret & Maurice Tivey
Paula Tobey-Clark
Robert & Beth Tobias
Meridith Treible
Joseph & Joan Valle
Anne B. Van Vleck
Carol M. Ward
Mary Wells
Robert & Sheila
Wentworth
Deborah F. Winograd
Judith Ziss
$250 – $499 BEETLE CAT
Anonymous (11)
Andrea Adams
Donald Albert
Emory & Geraldine
Anderson
Cheri & Jamie Armstrong
Ruth & Jack Bechtold
Meg Becker
Nelson & Cheryl Belanger
Belfort Family Charitable
Trust
Lee Benaka & Danielle
Feuillan
Penny & Dave Bergeson
Jordan & Michelle Bernstein
Joseph Bovi
Elaine & John Brouillard
Donna Buckley
Beatrice A. Bunker
Donna Buonopane & Bart
Main
Stephanie Burbine
Katherine Burger
Gwen Carlton
Michael W. Casey
Hank & Gail Cassidy
Kristine Chalke
William & Maryann
Christie
Catherine Clark
Debbie Connors
Kelly A. Corwen
William Daly
Robert Dee
John Depasquate
Don Ellicott
Doug & Lisa Errico
Susan Evans
Margo Fenn
Kathleen Flynn
Steven M. Flynn
Gary & Cathy Fox
John E. Frost Jr.
Vivian Gainer
Michael & Mary Garfield
Kimberly Gazal-Santos
Cathy Gibson
Judy Godin
Judith Golding
Robert & Anne Goldman
Tim & Darcy Hackert
Jack & Judith Hadley
Tom Hague III
Janice Hannah
Margaret Hayes
Diane Hembree
Michael Herman
Regina Hopkins
Merrill Hosmer
Patricia E. Hughes & Henry Minis
Bob Hyland
David Isenberg
Christopher M. Kazarian
Merle Kelly
Catherine & Kevin Kirby
Renee & Renee
Kleaveland
Mark & Mary Knowland
Ted & Nancy Komenda
Dave Lamprey
Mary J. LeClair
Joan Lenane & Sally Rose
Paul Leofanti
Henry & Betsie Lind
John & Susan Littlefield
Eileen Logan
Molly Lovelock
Jo Anne Lund
Francesca Lynch
Sharon Mabile
Debbie MacLachlan
Alisa Magnotta
Eugene & Christine
Mahlstadt
Stephen & Jane Maiocco
Julia Malloy
Joan Margeson
Cindi L. Maule
Peter Mazzone
Ryan McCluskey
Richard L McCormick
Alice McDaniel
Debby McLister
Don & Jeanne Mell
Thomas Merzbacher
Patricia Mitrokostas
Thomas Monaghan
Ralph Montilio
Darren Morgan
Eileen Morgan
Marianna M. Moseley
John J. Moynihan
Mary Mullin & Frederick
Lough
Barbara & David Munch
Stephen & Cordelia
Munroe
Robert & Susan Nolan
Mary O’Keeffe
Mary Ellen O’Brien
Robert O’Brien
William & Amber Olson
Tracy Pallas
Robert & Bev Parke
Stephen Payson
Jane & Gerald Poyant
Douglas & Diana Prince
Barbara Ravage
Robert Ravenelle
Floranne Reagan
Marie Regan
Georganne Reynolds
Fallon Rice Everman
John & Mackie Rice
Diane Rielinger
Russell & Diane Robbins
Pam Roberts
Gabrielle Rollf
Albert & Mary Rook
Sarah Ruder
Robert Samoluk
Ann Schiffenhaus
Paula Schnepp & Robert Bucchianeri
Jeremy C. Singer
Mary E. Smith
Dick & Sally Smith
Kathleen Smith-Brown
Kathryn G. Sommers
Sue Stanney
Bernard & Barbara Stecher
Marie Stevenson
Jamie Stiely
Bruce & Sherrill Stott
Anne Swanson
John & Susan Sweeney
Marilyn & Uri ten Brink
Denise Ann Terry
John & Elise Terry
Peter & Schatze Thorp
Nello & Holly Trevisan
Elisabeth Tunney
David & Nancy Twichell
Patricia Uhlman
Maggie & Randy Van Sickle
Jaqueline Whalen
Barbara White
Betsy Whitters
Loren Wilson
Colleen Wood
Stephen & Virginia Zakszewski
$100–$249 SUNFISH
Anonymous (30)
Liz Aberdale
Lauren Abraham
Eleanor D. Acheson
Barbara Adams
Leland J. Adams Jr.
Jana L. Ahnquist
Karen & Don Alexander
Jennifer Allain
Thomas H. Allen
Leeann Allsop
Richard & Elizabeth Anderson
Rosa Anthony
Cathy & Dennis Anton
Carol A. Arakelian
Debby & Bill Arnold
Diane D. Aukamp
Carolyn Auty
Steve & Kerry Bailey
John & Mary Baker
Rick & Susan Baker
Tabitha Ballard
Patty Barnes
Barry & Judy Barrows
Diane Barstow
Christie Baxter
Elias Bayer
Harriet Bechtold
David Benson
Craig Bentley
Wayne & Janine Bergeron
Heather & Matthew Bergin
Joan B. Bernstein
Anne Best
Louise Betts
Dianne Beuke
Peg & Andrew Black
Rebecca Blair
Deborah Bock
James & Frances Bogden
Julia Boiko
Christina Bologna
Pamela Bosko
Kristen Bottiggi
Karen Boujoukos
Beth Bowen
Brad Boyd
Nancy E. Bradley
Kerry & Jan Brandin
Alexander Branover
Kristina & Mike Briggs
Kari Anne Brissell
Nancy & Jeffery Broberg
Ronnie & Thomas
Brocklebank
Becca Brooker
Erin Brooks
Bob & Sally Bullard
Bill Busby
Deanna & David Bussiere
Peggy Cadman
Richard & Cynthia Callahan
Lee A. Campbell
Virginia Carrington
James Casey
Mary M. Casey
Patrick Casey
Ben Caswell
Susan Chadwick
Marilyn A. Chalupka
Nancy Chase
Bonnie Chiantera
Barbara A. Clarkson
Patricia Cleary
Debbie Clemence
Joanne Clifford
Richard & Janet Colby
Beverly Comeau
Susan E. Comer
Lisa Conrad
Cornelia L. Cook
Jerry Cook
Art & Joan Cornell
Ellie Costa
Kathleen Ann Cote
Hal Cramer
John Crimmins
Margot Critchfield
Ronald & Donna Crocker
Lois & Gregory Cronin
Timothy & Pamela Cronin
Rachel Crosby
Anne Cross
Ellen Cross
Matthew Crowe
William D. Crowell
Julie A. Crowley
William & Maureen
Crowley
Donna Crowther
Nancy Cudlipp
Edward & Ann Curley
Sean & Mary Ellen Curran
Eugene Curry
David & Marcella Curry
Sheila Curtis
Marissa Cyr & Devin McGuire
George Dalton
tami & Jim Danzl
John Davidow
Spencer Day
Karen Debenham
Tom DeLoughrey
Kurt Dembeck
Kevin DeOliveira
Marjorie DeVault
Jason DiMarino
Rodney Dobbs
Christie Dockman
David & Janet Dohan
Marc Dohan & Marion
Magill
Mary Ann Donnelly
Jenn Donoghue
Jillian Douglass
Jeff Dow
Martha E. Doyle
Katie Dreyer
James & Ruth Driscoll
Marianne Driskill
Judith B. Duane
Mary Dulemba
Sean Dwyer
Marc Ebenfield
Carolyn Eberhard
Stanley & Eileen Elias
Faythe Ellis
William Ellis & Stefanie
Adams
Frank & Jean Emerling
Donald & Maureen Enos
Doris Fair
Mary E. Farley
Maggie & Greg Fearn
William N. & Mary Anne Fenney
Brad & Nancy Field
Michael Fields
Catherine Finkenstaedt
Mark & Donna Finocchio
Harvey Fishman
Matt Fitzsimmons
Peg Flood
Martin Flusberg & Helen Tager-Flusberg
John F. Foley
Joe & Carol Forgione
Hannah Fowler
Nathaniel Fox
Bob & Alex Frazee
Janet Freed
Barbara Gachot
Roger & Pauline Gagne
Lynne Galanis
Sam Gardiner
Ann Garrahan
David & Loretta Garrison
Sarah Gasdia
Arthur Gazal
Lee Geishecker
Brian & Kathleen Geraghty
E. Sally Girts
Barbara Godard
Ann & George Goering
Lisa B. Goldstein
Stanley & Theresa Goldstein
Robert Gould
Susan & Tom Goux
Bri Grady
Lois E. Grebe
Carole Green-Weishaupt
Virginia Gregg
Scott Griffith
Albert & Mavis Grorud
Carol A. Guinette
Dr. Herbert L. Gumpright
Tony Guthrie
Donna Haber Kornberg
Kathleen & Robert Haff
Jean Hall
Meghan Hanawalt & Sheri
White
Adeline Harrington
Joanie Hartel
Betty Hartman
Bill & Jane Harwood
John & Marija Hauser
Barbara Hawkins
Corey Heaslip
J Allen Heath
Cassandra C. Henderson
Douglas & Patricia Herron
Catherine Hession
William & Margaret Ann Heuss
Martha Hicks
Robert & Betsy HigginsSteele
Marianne W. Hirschman
Eva K. Hoffman
James Holland
Leigh & Dave Hovey
E. David Howes Jr.
Shannon Hulst
John Hussey & Kimberly
Fletcher
Joan & Vincent Iacono
Nicholas Ingoglia
Martha L. Ingrum
Richard Jackmauh
Jane & William Jackson
David & Deborah Jacobson
Linda Jeffries-Summers
James F. Jekel
Diane Jemmott
Brenda Jenks
Karen Jennings-Flynn
Stephanie Jepsen
Eric & Brian Johnson
Evelyn Johnson
JA Johnson
Adrienne Jones
Lisa Jones
Chad Joshpe
Sarah Kahn
Donna Kalinick
Matthew & Naomi Kalliath
Ellen Kaplan
Donna M. Karlson
Jill Katz
Gael Kelleher
Alice Kelley
Ardelle Kelley
Janet & Brian Kelly
Marie Kelly
Janet Kennedy
Krista H. Kerr
Kenneth Kevorkian
Erik Kiernan
Dane A. Kimmerle
Rachel Kirchgessner
Joan M. Kirchner
Linda Kirkpatrick
Ed Klein
Kenneth & Alison Kline
William Krum
Pamela Kukla
Charles Lada
Walter Laliberte
Laura LaManna
William Lampeter
John & Christina Largay
Connie Larrabee
Kathleen Larson
Michael & Jill Lauf
Gail Meyers Lavin
Joe & Carol Lawrence
Dennis Leary
Joseph & Susanne Leary
Don & Nancy Lee
Michael Leighton
John & Donna Leiss
Denya LeVine
Elias & Lori Lieberman
Beth Liles
Bob Lindquist
Cynthia Lipsett
Joan Lockhart
Russ & Cait Loesch
Jane & Charles Logan
Jane & Kevin Lowey
Donald Lynde
Dianne Lyons & Bill Howell
Kristina Lyons-Cabrera
Donald MacLean
Mary MacMillan
Robert MacNamee
Gail Maheras
Anne Mahoney
Helen Malina
John Malone
Melissa Marchand
Linda P. Marsh
Janice C. Martin
Duane & Anne Mason
Karen Mazza
Gary Mazzola
Maryann McCall-Taylor
Frances McClennen
Linda McCluskey
Robert F. McCusker
Isabelle McDonald
Robert & Judith McDonough
Bob McIntire
Jeanne McLaughlin
Elizabeth J. McLeish
Jean McLeish
Jonathan Mekinda
Jason Mellin
Jim & Anne Menashi
John P. Merlesena
Edward L. Merry
Lily Miller
Susan J. Mills
Lida N. Miner
Kenneth Molloy
Maria H. Moniz
Patricia Morell
Tom Mullen & Michael
Younger
Winthrop & Pia Munro
Jennifer Munroe
Rana Murphy & Michael
O’Neill
John & Ann Murray
Michele & Norman Myers
Anne V. Nelson
Heidi Nelson
Andrea Nevins-Fernandez
Gary & Karen Nickerson
Gary Niemi & Steve Slawsby
Bonnie Nuendel
Ryan O’Connell
Tom & Kathleen Oelschlager
Brendan & Melanie O’Keefe
Robert O’Malley
Bill & Tracy O’Neill
Joan Ouellet
Paula Pace
Pat Packenham
Kerry Parris
MJ Parris
Audrey M. Patton
Nichole Perry
Jennifer & Peter Peto
Maggie & Pat Phelan
Jeremy Philo
Julie Pina
Crystal L. Piper
Margo W. Pisacano
Kathy Plummer
Jessica & Andrew Plumridge
Margaret M. Polski
Gail Porter
Antonia Powell
Gary K. Prahm
Donna & Gerd Prehna
Mary & Otto Preikszas
Sabrina Preikszas
Helen Prothero
David & Pamela Purdy
Ajish Rai
Joseph J. Reardon
Andrew B. Reed
Diane Regan
Claire Reid
Suzanne S. Reid
Charles P. Reidy III
David & Liz Renke
Karen Rezendes
Steven Ricciardi
Ted Rice
Fred & Mary Rich
Matt & Laura Rittel
Cynthia A. Roach
Nancy Roberts
Steven Roderick
Rhoda Roffman
Barbara & Alan Rosenberg
Kathryn Rosenblum
Diane Ross
James Ross
Dahlia Rudavsky & Robert
Jampol
Sharon Rule-Agger
Sy & Carol Sackler
Nancy Sacra
Barbara Samuels
Kathy & David Sandell
Chuck & Renate Sands
Richard Santos
Pam Sapienza
Janice Sauro & David Nye
Judy Sbarra
Bryan Scarpellini
Dr. Kathleen Schatzberg
Kathleen Schreck
Alan & Helen Schwartz
Frances Senner-Hurley & John Hurley
Nancy Shannon
Janet Shapiro
Jane Sharp
Rosemary Sheehan
Robyn Simmons
Paul & Joanne Simoneau
Gayle Simundza & Tom Kirkman
Barbara & Lawrence Singmaster
Jane Skoler
Samuel Slarskey & Lynne Roza
Morgyn Slingerland
Victoria Slowek
Anne Smith
Betty A. Smith
Linda Smith
Maria & Steve Smith
Melissa Smith
Dana & Leann Soderberg
Joan Ross Sorkin
Mary Jane Southard
Steve Sozanski
Christina Spade
Gail & Bruce Speca
Susan & Paul Speer
Pamla Speranza
Patricia Stark
Robert & Lynne Stern
William C. Stern
Thomas & Ann Stone
Jason E. Stone
Paula Stone
Margaret M. Sulanowski
Richard & Helen Sullivan
Lloyd & Ann Swaim
Kristi Tamash
William & Audrey Tarplin
Paul & Ann Tausek
John Wesley Taylor
Marjorie Taylor
Susan & Fred Todd
Rachel Topal
Lee Turner
Naomi Turner & David
Veach
Amy & Dan Tyre
Nate & Beth Van Duzer
Thomas & Marcia Vander Voort
Scott Vandersall
Sylvia Vatuk
John & Anne Vaughn
Theresa Veitch
Peter H. Wade
Lynnette & James Walker
Maggie Walsh
Phyllis F. Walsh
John & Barbara Waring
Robert B. Warner
Susan Warren
Renate Wasserman
Paula Webster
Bart Weisman
Mary Welch
Melanie & Todd West
Chris Wheeler
Pamela & Steven Whitcomb
Melanie P. White
Dave Whittaker
Holly Wiemken
Anne & Christopher
Williams
Eric Wilmot
Ron & Wendy Winner
David & Annette Winther
Edward & Jeanne Wirtanen
Annie Wiseman
Christina Wiseman
Susan B. Woron
Peter & Karen Wyman
Sharon Wyman
Raymond & Patricia Wysocki
Jeanie Yaroch
Barbara & Thomas Yocom
Steve & Debbie Youd
Rich Youmans
Andy Young
Marcia Young
Bob & Ina Zibbell
Judith Zimmerman
And a special thank you to the 606 STARFISH SOCIETY DONORS ($1-99) who contributed $125,150 in 2024.
Every effort has been made to ensure that donors from January 1 – December 31, 2024 are accurately listed. Our apologies are extended to anyone whose name was inadvertently omitted, misspelled or inaccurate.
HOUSING LEGACY FUND
The Housing Legacy Fund, currently overseen by Rockland Trust, was established in 2019 with the goal of raising $1 million by our 50th anniversary in 2024. We surpassed that goal in just three years, thanks to the generosity of donors from across Cape Cod and the Islands. Nearly $2 million has been invested in the fund to date.
These donated funds are carefully invested allowing the earnings to support Housing Assistance’s mission in the future. This is especially crucial in times of unexpected crises, such as a pandemic, natural disaster, or government shutdown, when our agency must swiftly address emerging housing challenges.
There are two ways to contribute to the Housing Legacy Fund: through tax-deductible donations today, or by making planned gifts, such as naming Housing Assistance in your will or as a beneficiary of your donor-advised fund.
Housing Legacy Society Members
Anonymous
Luean Anthony*
Jeanine Banderio*
Steven Barr
The Barron Family
Charitable Foundation
Scott and Pat Barron
Dorothy & Larry Boulia*
Cathy and Jack Brennan
Karen Campbell
Cape Cod Five
Cents Savings Bank
Charitable Foundation Trust
John and Dorothy De Young
Robert & Miriam Dorfman*
Peter A. Fellman*
Kelly and Susan Ferguson*
Ann Fleck-Henderson
Katherine S. Green
The Green Family Foundation
Roy Hammer and James Hinkle*
Diane Martin*
The Estate of Donald and Allen Mears
Donald C. McGraw Foundation
Michael and Area Princi
Peter Princi
Richard and Eugenie Schott
The Estate of Joan White
Loren Wilson*
The Estate of Sandra Wonders*
Linda and William Zammer*
*These donors have included a future gift in their will or other planned giving that is designated to the Housing Legacy Fund.
Are you leaving a gift to Housing Assistance in your will?
By letting us know you’ve included us in your will, it could influence and encourage others to do the same act of kindness and generosity.
Contact Christa Danilowicz, Vice President of Philanthropy at cdanilowicz@haconcapecod.org for more information.
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Capital Campaign Donors
Anonymous
Rosalin Acosta
Cheri & Jamie Armstrong
Ashley Baker & David Miller
Anthony & Kim Baroni
Scott & Pat Barron
Bruce Beane & Debby
Walther
Justin & Mandee Blair
Bill & Sherry Bogdanovich
Christina Bologna
John Bologna
Stuart & Jamila Bornstein
Kristen Bottiggi
Ronald & Marjorie
Bourgeois
Christopher & Kristen Boyd
Cathy & Jack Brennan
Stephen B. Brodeur
Denise & Tony Brookhouse
Matt Burke
C. Northrop & A. Marder
Pond Foundation
Liam & Cathleen Cahill
Karen Campbell
Cape Associates, Inc.
Cape Cod Five Cents
Savings Bank Charitable Foundation Trust
Cape Cod Healthcare, Inc.
Cynthia Casey
Patrick Casey
Katie & Mark Clancy
The Michael H. Cole
Charitable Giving Fund of the Cape Cod Foundation
Copeland Chevrolet / Copeland Subaru
Anne Conroy
Consistently Clean, Inc.
Brian Cooney
The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod
Judy and Will Crocker
Joseph & Lee Cullen
Kelly & Sean Curran
Brian and Cindy Dacey
Robert David & Anna Vreeland
Dellbrook|JKS
Shawn DeLude
Donald C. McGraw Foundation
Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation
Eastward Companies Inc.
Eos Foundation
Martha & Michael Farmer
Jan Feeny
Rene Feuerman
Michael Fish
William & Marie Franklin
Peter Freeman
Laurie & Jason Fromer
Kara Galvin
Ralph & Kimberly Geary
Cathy Gibson
Green Family Foundation
Roy Hammer & James Hinkle
Margaret Hayes
Hermann Foundation
Michael Hogan
Piper Hollis
Kyle Holt-Cullity
Pam & Jeff Hufnagel
Jay Kavanaugh
The Kemper Family Foundation
Peter V. Kimball
Linda Kirkpatrick
La Bella Medical
Joe Laham
Michael & Jill Lauf
Mary J. LeClair
Alan & Patricia Long
Francesca Lynch
Mark Mathison
Jennifer & Mark McCartin
Ann & Peter McKay
Daniel & Christine
McLaughlin
Maureen McLaughlin
McPhee Associates, Inc.
Clara Mesonero
Monomoy Real Estate & Construction
Donna & Rick Morris
Rana Murphy & Michael O’Neill
Mark & Bonnie Jean Nunheimer
Jim & Michele O’Brien
Brendan & Melanie
O’Keefe
Lisa & Richard Oliver
Julie Oreto
Tracy Pallas
John & Jennifer
Pappalardo
Alison Parker
Maggie & Pat Phelan
Pine Harbor Wood Products
Margaret M. Polski
Michael & Area Princi
Christopher & Maria Raber
Kurt & Lori Raber
Henri Rauschenbach & Yong Jun Song
Nate & Christie Reinhart
David & Liz Renke
Nancy Renn
Mike & Kim Robinson
Rockland Trust Charitable Foundation
Alex Rodolakis & Kathryn Hand
Stephan Rodolakis & Karyn Polito
Susan Rohrbach
Lisa Rooney
Robert & Barbara Rosiello
Rotary Club of Chatham
Rick Roy
Paul J. Ruchinskas
Tammy & Jim Saben
Dorothy Savarese
Timothy & Amanda Sawyer
Mike & Kathy Schell
Tony & Lorraine Shepley
Lisa F. Sherman
Kumara Sidhartha
Chet & Therese Snavely
John & Sherri Souza
Thomas Soviero
Specialty Builders’ Supply, Inc.
Michael & Nancy Strong
Robert & Elizabeth Talerman
Ray Tamasi
Todd & Robin Thayer
Richard R. Thomas
Olaf J. Thorp
Janet B. Totten
Debbie Treat
Lynn Van Dine
Tara Wallace
Carol M. Ward
Chris Ward
Eric Weber
Eric Weinberg & Alison Grove
Mary Wells
Baysie Wightman & Cleve Cogswell
Dan Wolf & Heidi Schuetz
William & Linda Zammer Foundation
Anita Zlatev & Paul Szwed
Recently completed housing developments and those in the pipline are made possible by the generosity of our capital campaign supporters.
From left: Inside LeClair Village, 107 Main Street in Orleans (rendering), and the site of the former Governor Prence Motel (rendering).
