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HFH - HOUSTON Annual Report FY2016

May 1, 2015 – May 30, 2016

HOUSTON

Letter From The Board

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman Gaynell Floyd Drexler

A BOARD THAT BUILDS

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Vice Chair Sherman Lewis Secretary Pam McGinnis Treasurer Stephen L. Goldberg

Directors W. Kevin Campbell Brian Ching Leslie Cobb Hector John DuPree Nathan Jeppson

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Leela Krishnamurthy Miles Milton Stephen Perry Henry Richardson Gail Rogers Bruce Stewart James L. Sturgeon Hank C. Tomlinson, P.E.

Sincerely.

Gaynell Floyd Drexler Chairman of the Board

Ex-Officio Chair Jim Proctor Ex-Officio General Counsel: Antoinette “Toni” M. Jackson Executive Director: Allison Hay

HOUSTON LEADERSHIP

Years In Service Because of your generosity we have been able to grow and achieve our goals. Thank you Houston and to all those who have supported us

With the support of over 5,000 volunteers, 750 sponsors and donors, Houston Habitat has been instrumental in addressing the need for improved housing and revitalization of several neighborhoods in our city. At the end of 2013, we completed 20 homes in Houston Habitat for Humanity’s newest community, Harrel Park, located in Northeast Houston, where a total of 111 families will call home by the end of 2015. We can’t thank our supporters enough. We are in the 4th largest city in the U.S., and the growing construction in Houston has put building materials in high demand.

From land to concrete to wood and nails, we face rising prices just like other home builders. It makes maintaining the affordability our homes affordable a true challenge. We continue to rely on the generosity of sponsors, donors and volunteers to help keep costs low. We hope that you will join us on this exciting journey by giving your time, talent and treasures.

Through the support of our sponsors, donors and volunteers we have been able to build on average 30-50 homes a year.

People Housed We work hard to provide permanent shelter and a place to call home to those we serve.

Years In Service Because of your generosity we have been able to grow and achieve our goals. Thank you Houston and to all those who have supported us

2016 BY THE NUMBERS

Homes Built

Financial Year

2016

Revenue and Expenses

Partners and Sponsors