2022 Community Report

building community

why we build

Reflecting on the impact of what we built together in 2022, YOU - our donors, volunteers, board, staff, homeowners, and partners — all had a key role in revitalizing neighborhoods and providing hope for our community. Thank you.

We believe in a future that’s built on a strong foundation. Everyone, everywhere, deserves a decent, affordable place to live and together we have been committed to providing this since 1988. Over the last three decades, Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity (MVHFH) has been serving the greater Lucas County area on a first come, first serve basis and this approach has served homeowners well. Over 236 families have an affordable place to call home and over 850 completed repairs have helped homeowners live safely in their homes. This is amazing impact.

The MVHFH Board wanted to take our organization further by improving entire communities and the lives of the residents living there. By looking forward, we discovered a greater impact to be made by targeting our resources and developing deeper partnerships with neighborhoods and partners. In 2022, following standards and best practices offered from Habitat for Humanity International, a 5-year strategic plan was developed focused on neighborhood revitalization. 2022 was the first year of this plan.

As MVHFH programs transitioned to help fulfill the hopes and dreams of neighborhood residents, revitalization and growth followed. 13 total homes were built and sold with a 0% interest mortgage to qualifying Habitat homebuyers. Two of these homes were the start of a special home building development in the Junction neighborhood. The Home Preservation programs saw the most growth as we began targeted outreach in partnership with neighborhoods and began granting all work to qualified homeowners. 88 roofs were replaced, 21 homes were substantially rehabbed by testing for and remediating all lead – bringing the houses to code standards.

This impressive work was made possible by YOU – our partners. In 2022, you invested over $8.5 Million dollars and gave over 20,000 volunteers hours. This is putting God’s love into action and together, we are fulfilling our mission by bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope!

Thank you.

“My children are my life and we needed a new start to better our lives – that is this home. I want to raise them with a good foundation and structure. They will have a better future and believe that anything is possible.”

Thelma Habitat Homeowner

building connection

Every neighborhood’s revitalization needs are different. It is important for residents to identify these needs and work with partners to build a plan. We see our role as a “spoke in the wheel” addressing housing affordability and conditions while working with other partners to address all quality-of-life elements like amenities, economic opportunities, education, health, safety, and transportation.

Neighborhood Focus

“Residents know best the hopes and dreams of their community. Building trust and relationships with them, to help them achieve their goals, is the most important aspect of successful neighborhood revitalization.”

Michael McIntyre, Executive Director Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity

Additionally, in 2022, we began to strategically align our focus with the City of Toledo’s Neighborhood Revitalization Strategic Areas (NRSA) of East Toledo, Englewood, Junction, and South Toledo. This alignment has helped us leverage additional investment and create a larger impact for Toledo neighborhoods.

2022 Major Revitalization Partners

Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur, Lucas Metropolitan Housing, City of Toledo, Lucas County Land Bank, Toledo Design Collective, Ohio Department of Health, Cleveland-Cliffs, Toledo Refining Company, Owens Corning, ProMedica, Fifth Third Bank, Junction Coalition, Historic South Initiative, One Voice, and East Toledo Family Center.

Rock the Blocks are an extension of our neighborhood revitalization efforts. Hundreds of volunteers gather on one day to complete projects like park clean-up, tire removal, brush trimming, flower planting, and light exterior repairs. These events bring people together to lift up neighborhoods and celebrate a community.

In 2022, we completed three Rock the Blocks and added a free “Block Party” after each event that included food, fun, and community resources that included housing, banking, employment, education, worship, and arts.

building better lives

An affordable home can eliminate the barriers to a better, healthier, and more financially stable life. With a little help, everyone in our community has an opportunity to thrive. Our mission makes this possible by putting God’s love into action to bring people together to build homes, communities, and hope.

MVHFH’s Homeownership Program creates opportunities for affordable homeownership by building and selling homes with a 0% interest mortgage. Qualifying Habitat homebuyers actively participate on their path towards homeownership by attending monthly education classes and volunteering alongside Habitat partners.

In 2022 we:

• Built 13 homes with support from donors and volunteers

• Empowered 14 first-time Habitat homebuyers to purchase their home

• Created a stable place for 23 children to call home

• Built 2 new homes in the Junction neighborhood – the first in 20 years!

We did it together in 2022 with individuals, corporations, and community organizations to help raise walls and build homes for future Habitat homeowners through gifts of time and treasure

• 720 volunteers logged a total of over 10,196 hours

• 37 Core Crew volunteers dedicated over 4,784 hours to help support and teach others

• Owens Corning, Therma-Tru, Installed Building Products, St. Johns XXIII, Signature Bank, and our Board and Staff all built an entire home for a family

• 28 organizations sponsored team build days

• 66 Women volunteered on the Women Build and raised $49,475

• 19 Faith partners joined the Faith Build and raised $15,000

• $2,606,658 was invested to help create new, affordable homes in Lucas County invested

+ 13 + $2.6 million

“After losing my mother and a near-death experience, I wanted to start living again and rekindled my dream of homeownership. Habitat for Humanity’s affordable new homes, in the neighborhood I grew up in, was a gift. “

Tressa

Habitat Homeowner Junction Neighborhood

building dignity

A safe, stable home in a safe, stable neighborhood gives residents hope, inspires revitalization, and preserves the history and culture of our communities. Our focused approach to home preservation provides a decent place to live for homeowners and extends our work past the walls of a home into neighborhoods.

MVHFH’s Home Preservation Programs help revitalize neighborhoods by stabilizing current housing stock and addressing other quality of life improvements for residents. Qualified homeowners are granted critical repairs that include roof replacements, lead abatement, and code standard upgrades. Aligning with the City of Toledo’s focus, most preservation work is being completed in the neighborhoods of East Toledo, Englewood, Junction, and South Toledo.

In 2022 we:

• Replaced 88 roofs to stablize homes

• Abated lead in 21 homes and brought them to current code standards

• All work granted to qualified homeowners, of which 69% were seniors

• Focused 80% of this work in the core central city neighborhoods of East Toledo, Englewood, Junction and South Toledo

We did it together in 2022:

JaQuel Home Preservation Homeowner

• Major funders like City of Toledo, Ohio Department of Health, Owens Corning and ProMedica made it possible

• Neighborhood partners like Junction Coalition, Historic South Initiative, One Voice, and East Toledo Family Center helped us build trust in communities

• $3,266,192 was invested to help stabilize and revitalize these communities

• Contractors helped complete all the impactful work

homes preserved 109 4 + neighborhoods served

+ invested $3.2 million = pride

“This support makes a huge difference in my life. It gives me security and motivation to keep updating and preserving my home.”

$8.5 million was invested in housing and our neighborhoods. building impact

revenue: $8,579,489

Fundraising $4,067,129

Gift-In-Kind $1,703,072* ReStore $1,427,866

Program Income $1,396,237

“2022 was a year of significant growth. Amazing donors stepped up in a big way, but we didn’t get all the way there. 2022 Revenue gaps were covered by savings and loans. 2023 will be a year of catch-up.”

Erin McPartland Development and Engagement Director Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity

Net investment return ($14,815)

expenses: $8,885,977

Homeownership $ 3,266,192

Home Preservation $ 2,627,547

ReStore

$2,044,344*

Management & General $571,057

Fundraising $376,837

* GIK received that was utilized in programs was $443,842. ReStore Expenses includes the value of the GIK donated items that were sold in the store of $1,259,230, along with store operating costs. Net ReStore proceeds available to help fund our programs was $642,752.

building support

Philanthropic Funding in 2022

Donors are so important to our mission. Their direct support helps make all of this work affordable for Habitat program participants. Individuals, grant funders, and corporate donors help raise walls and replace roofs by giving unrestricted gifts and funding that supports specific programs and projects.

you for building homes, communities, and hope. You are putting God’s love into action. With your continued support, we remain excited about the opportunity to continue transforming the communities we serve in Northwest Ohio.

ThankGrant funding is our largest source of philanthropic support. This year, top funders like the City of Toledo, Ohio Department of Health, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati, the Greater Toledo Community Foundation, ProMedica, Fifth Third Bank, Area Office on Aging, Habitat for Humanity of Ohio, and Signature Bank made significant investment in MVHFH programs. All grants totaled over $3.1 million dollars. Thank you!

Corporate and community funders gave over $822,000 in 2022, the most they have ever invested in a year through partner builds, specific preservation projects, Rock the Blocks, team days on the Faith Build, Women Build, and Playhouse Builds! Top funders included Owens Corning, Therma-Tru, St. Johns XXIII, Installed Building Products, Fifth Third Bank, Cleveland-Cliffs, and Toledo Refining Company. Thank you!

The Playhouse Project is a unique fundraising event that is both a friend –and fundraiser for MVHFH’s Mission. In 2022, 65 playhouses were designed, built, and gifted to area children by over 860 volunteers from sponsoring teams. The year kicks off with a 30 playhouse Blitz Build at Fifth Third Field and additional playhouses are built on a site of the sponsors choice. In 2022, Playhouse Project raised $165,256, which is almost enough to build an entire Habitat home. This is why we say, “little houses help build big houses.”

Individuals gave over $208,000 in unrestricted giving through annual giving. The largest increase in impactful giving from individuals came through donor advised funds and IRA distributions. Thank you!

building support

Program Income

Many people don’t know that Habitat mortgage payments are cycled back into the community to help build more Habitat homes. This is an annual investment of about $1.3 Million in the creation of affordable homes in Lucas County.

ReStore

Restore is a nonprofit home improvement store and donation center that sells new and gently used furniture, appliances, and home accessories to the public at 25%-80% off original retail prices. In 2022, over 600 tons of reusable items, valued at over $1.2 Million dollars, were donated to ReStore. This helped net $673,000 of revenue to support MVHFH’s Mission. Shopping is open to the public. Items can be brought to ReStore Tues. – Sat. 10am-5pm or a pick-up can be scheduled FREE OF CHARGE

Gift-In-Kind

In-kind giving is another very important philanthropic form of giving. In lieu of a cash donation, funders will give goods and services to support build projects. Owens Corning, Therma-Tru, Whirlpool, OCP, Laibe, Dunbar, VM Systems, and M&M Heating and Cooling are among the in-kind donors that gave over $443,000 in 2022. Thank you!

“Over the years, I’ve shopped at ReStore and donated lots of things, including furniture, when I was downsizing from a house to a condominium. I love the mission of Habitat for Humanity, it is amazing.”

Carol King ReStore Donor

building together

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Lauren Clarke, President

Greg Cepek, Vice President

Bill McNeal, Treasurer

Neema Bell, Secretary

Fenton Challgren

Linda Chambers

Rob Duffey

Dave Haddix

Joel Herald

Rod Hoyng

Siccorah Martin

MAUMEE VALLEY HABITAT TEAM

Michael McIntyre, Executive Director

DEVELOPMENT AND ENGAGEMENT

Erin McPartland, Development and Engagement Director

Bonnie Berland

Kelly Davis

Sarah Otis

Anastasia Ortiz

Nate Reid

CONSTRUCTION

Mark Achinger, Construction Director

Mike Broderick

Cassie Easterwood

Eric Fritz

Mackenzie Garton

Steve Iman

Chris Henry

Bob Long

John Lockerman

Nathan Spotts

Jonathon Stanton

FINANCE

Brian McNulty

Ken Meyer

Tracy Rivera

David Rowland Miller

Benet Rupp

Kendra Smith

Major Smith, Jr.

Amy Merkel, Finance Director

Kristie Achinger

Susan Rowland Miller

PROGRAMS

Emily Buller, Program Director

Tiesha Amison

Amanda Borton

Christien Simpson

Morgan Thomas

RESTORE

Tom Farmer, ReStore Manager

Yvette Brown

Tim Dow

Spencer Farmer

John Gray

Shaun Harrigan

Bob Hendricks

Pam Kiger

Janice Mills

Brett Oltmans

Krystan Warner

“I have witnessed the strength and growth that homeownership provides to members of our community and watched them return to volunteer alongside others and build that gift of homeownership for someone else.”

Lauren Clarke Board President

building together

BUILD PARTNERS make a significant investment of time and treasure in programs and build projects.

Build Partners are all in!

Investments range from $25,000 - $1 Million

We are thankful for every dollar and all in-kind material donated, every ReStore donation and purchase, and every hour of volunteer time invested. As we look to the future, we hope to continue our partnership with youthe donors and volunteer that make this work possible. It is through your investment that we can continue to transform our community.

City of Toledo

Cleveland-Cliffs

Federal Home

Loan Bank of Cincinnati

Fifth Third Bank

Huntington National Bank

Installed Building Products

Lucas County Auditor

Grey Nun Community Fund

Mercy Health Foundation

Ohio Department of Health

Owens Corning

ProMedica Junction Neighborhood Fund of the Greater Toledo Community Foundation

Signature Bank

St. John XXIII Church

Therma-Tru

Toledo Refining Company

BUILD SPONSORS

invest in a specific project or across multiple programs, projects, or events.

Build Sponsors ensure building success!

Investments range from $1,000 to $25,000

13abc

84 Lumber

AIM Ecycling, LLC

Alfred and Beverly Baker

Amazon

Anne Timonere-Bennett and Brian Bennett

Area Office on Aging

Baker Family Foundation Fund

Ben Kasch, Key Realty

Beth Clarkson

Beverly Baker

Bittersweet, Inc.

Brett and Jill Finley

Brian Smith, Key Realty

Buckeye Broadband

Calgie Electric

Calvary Church

Christine Spotts

Civil and Environmental Consultants, Inc.

Clarios

Columbia Gas of Ohio

Cornerstone Church

Croghan Colonial Bank

Custom Agri Systems

Cutting Edge Countertops

Dana Open Presented by Marathon Women’s Summit

Dave and Carol Haddix

David Orzechowski

Designetics

Despina Kuester

Double A Solutions

Dunbar

Ed and Tima Simon

Elizabeth Wagoner

Elsie and Harry Baumker Charitable Foundation, Inc.

MAUMEE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Etna Supply

F3 Black Swamp

Farmers and Merchants State Bank

Feller, Finch and Associates

Ferguson Supply

FirstEnergy

Fish Computers

Front Door Marketing

Fypon

Gilmore Jasion Mahler, LTD

Glass City Kitchen and Bath

Great Lakes Electrical Contracting

Great Lakes Excavating, Inc.

Greater Toledo Community Foundation, Inc

Harold and Carol Leupp

Henry Gurtzweiler Inc.

Historic South Initiative

Holcim

Hollywood Casino

Huntington Center -

ASM Global

Huntington National Bank

Infiltrator Water Technologies

Interface Automation, LLC

Interior Supply

ITW Residential and Renovation

Jacob Hildreth

James and Lori McMahon

James and Mary Foote

Janette Righi

Jewish Federation and Foundation of Greater Toledo

Joel and Benét Rupp

Joel and Lesley Herald

Joseph and Brenda Majdalani

Joseph and Kathleen Dollman

Joseph McNeely

Kamal Yassin

Ken Parks

Kenneth and Janet Meyer

Kevin Pirozek

Kite Pharma

Laibe

Lauren Hornberger

Lauren Clarke

Levolor

Libbey

Linda Chambers

M&M Heating and Cooling

Marco’s Franchising

Mark and Dr. Deb Achinger

Mark and Joy Andrews

Martha and Hans Vetter

Mary Flores

Mary Pettee

Matt Townsend

Matthew Yarder

Maumee Rotary

Maumee Valley Country Day School

McLaren St. Luke’s Hospital

Meg Ressner

Meijer

Merit Plumbing

Midwest Church Construction

Mike and Karen Fischer

MVM Moving & Storage

BUILD SPONSORS

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National Association For Women In Construction

Tol Oh Chapter 282

National Christian Foundation

Nedac LLC

Nellie F. Bash Trust at KeyBank

Nick Curtis

Nicole Kaptur-Zacharyasz

Nisource Charitable Foundation

Northwest Ohio Realtors

OCP

Orchard Book Club

Patricia and Ted Ligibel

Patricia Appold Family Trust

Patrick E. Bowe

Paul Hanslik

Paul Vahalik

Peace, Love + Lollipops

Peter Allesee

PNC Bank

Presbyterian Women

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

ProMedica

R. A. Stranahan, Jr

Charitable Advised Fund Greater Toledo Community Foundation

Reign Residential and Day Services

Reynolds Corners Rotary Club

Richard and Meg Ressner Family Fund of the Greater Toledo Community Foundation

Rick and Deb Thielen

Rob and Brenda Duffey

Robert Half Recruiters and Employment Agency

Robert Stump

Rod and Jane Hoyng

Rolf Scheidel

Romanoff Electric

Royalty Mooney and Moses

Rudolph Libbe Inc.

Russell and Jean Miller

Schindler Elevator Corp

Schneider Electric/ Square D

Scott Schueller

Shook Construction

Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick

Siccorah Martin

SSOE

St. Michael’s in the Hills Episcopal Church

State Farm

Susan and David Rowland Miller

Susan Middendorf

Suzanne Harnett

Sylvania United Church Of Christ

T&M Heating and Air

Taylor Automotive

TC Energy Foundation

TDC Companies

Terry Allen

Terry Bossert

The Andersons, Inc.

The Juice 107.3

The Sisters of St. Francis (Sylvania) Foundation

Donor Advised Fund of the Greater Toledo Community Foundation

The Spieker Company

The TKBW Private Foundation

Thomas and Margaret Sheehan

Thrivent

Timothy and Nancy Alter

Toledo Mud Hens

Toledo Refining Company

Toledo Roadrunners Club

Toledo Rotary Club

Foundation at Greater Toledo Community Foundation

TPPA Charity Foundations

Trimarc Security, LLC

United Way Of Greater Toledo

Valspar

Virtual Design Studios

VM Systems

Walt Ralph

Waterford Bank

Waterville Survey Company

Welltower Inc.

Whirlpool

William Vaughan Co.

WTOL 11

Yale Locks

Zachary and Kristina Dalton

Zion Lutheran Church

Waterville

Zurn Elkay

MAUMEE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

BUILD SUPPORTERS regularly support our mission.

Build Supporters get the job done!

Investments range from $100 to $1,000

Aaron Iwaniec

Abby Arnold

Alexis Smith

Allen Reinmeyer

Allen Shinaberry

Allison Armstrong

Allyson France

Amanda Geletka

Amanda Schimmoeller

Amanda Tetreau

Amy and Timothy Merkel

Amy Mielke

Amy Wexler

Ann Baymiller

Ann E Koffman

Ann Sanford

Anna Davidson

Anna Woycik

Anne Morris

Annie Baymiller

Anthony Sinicropi

Anthony Sloma

Athanasios and Linda Papademos

Axe 419

Barbara Davies-Badio

Barry Borough

Beta Fund at Greater Toledo Community Foundation

Bill and Allison McNeal

Billy Stark

Bob Venzel

Bonnie Berland

Brad and Mary Crown

Brad Vonderembse

Bradley Borough

Brenda Michalski

Brian and Katie Ash

Brian and Kendra Lenz

Brian and Stephanie Coil

Brian Chambers

Brian McNulty

Bruce and Vicki Snyder

Card My Yard

Carmen Morse

Dennis and Carol Hahn

Caroline Wolfe

Cassie Tinta

Chad Cody

Charles and Karen Fehl

Charles Gorny

Cheryl A. Behnke

Chinda Misra and Timothy Sigman

Chris Reed

Chris Tracey

Christine Haar

Christine Castellano

Christopher Spegele

Chuck and Sue Thayer

Chuck McGee

Cindy Roshon

Clayton Shaw

Colleen Kathryn Nachtrab

Colleen Olson

Concordia Lutheran Church Congregation B’nai Israel

Connie Loughridge

Constance Winslow

Craig and Kimberly Lemieux

Craig and Sue Seifert

Cree Lighting

Cynthia Covington

Daethan LLC

Dale and Peggy Price

Dale’s Bar and Grill

Dalynn and Sharon Badenhop

Dan Losek, II

Daniel and Cathy Gustafson

Daniel and Lynn Anderson

Darcy Oliphant

Darla Culberson

Dave and Heather Cole

Dave Banas

David and Carol Gstalder

David and Katherine Lankard

David and Rebecca Myers

David and Judi Puckett

David Walbom

David Patton

Dawn Bentley

Dawn Hofmeister

MAUMEE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Dean and Andrea Applin

Deborah Hotz

Denise McHue

Dennis and Therese Addis

Dennis Granzow

Diana Abbott

Diego Nakashima

Don and Barbara Rettig

Donald and Karen Wasik

Donna and Randy Hoyng

Doug and Laura Elliott

Doug and Sharla Cook

Doug Schauer

Dr. Mohamed and Susan El-Shafie

Eagle Learning Center

Ed and Sandra Nowakowski

Eli Reichenbach

Elizabeth Higgins

Elizabeth Mattimoe

Elizabeth McBride

Elizabeth Messenger

Elle Cotterman

Ellen Williams

Emil and Penny Marks

Epiphany Community Services

Eric Britton and Sara Worley

Erin Baker

Erin McPartland

Etz Chayim

Eugene and Patty Naujock

Expresso Car Wash Facebook

First Alliance Church

Francis Frey

Fred and Claire Schaefer

Gary and Cheryl Storch

Gayle Martin

Gerald and Mary Fravor

Good Shepherd Lutheran

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church

Grand Temple Pythian Sisters of Ohio

Greg Brodbeck

Greg Rippberger

Gregory Fockler

Gregory Wobser II

Heather Bradley and Gary

Wiegand

Humana

Irland and Kathy Tashima

Jack Hemple

Jack McKisson

Jacqueline McIntyre

Jake Wittmer

James and Amy Bennett

James and Barbara Kollman

James and Jane Ruvolo

James and Sarah Otis

James Both

James Piper

James Rhollans

James Stahl

Janet and Bernard Lauer

Janet Butler

Janet Rogolsky

Jason Ross

Jayne Ohneck

Jeff and Amy Sattler

Jeff and Katherine Lonsbrough

Jeffrey Betz

Jennifer Carpenter

Jennifer Thompson

Jenny Plumadore

Jerry and Sarah Kindig

Jessie Miller

Jillian Hahn

Jim and Janis Dollman

Jo Ann Calzonetti

Joan Drew

Joan Nofzinger and Karen Sherman

Jody Light

Joe and Emily Buller

Joe and Teri Gregg

Joe Riehl

John Peer

John and Allison Arnold

John and Candy Millon

John and Gayle Amos

John and Mary Burchfield

John Cavanagh

Johnetta McCollough

Johnson & Johnson

Jon Boykan

Jon Dorcely

Joseph McCormick

Joseph Zavac

Josh Brown

Julia Hoch

Julie Kessler

Julie Luther

Karen Fleming

BUILD SUPPORTERS (continued)

Karen Florian

Karian Williamson

Karla Chesser

Karlyn Lange

Katherine Murawa

Kathryn and Ang Tucker

Kathy Holmes

Keith and Denise Brigode

Keith Roberts

Ken Roof

Ken Sinkey and Pamela Sass

Kendall Marty

Kenneth Parks

Kevin Pawlicki

Kevin Warren

Kristen Maroszek

Kristen Sams

Kristie Achinger

Kroger

Kurt and Laura Miller

Kyle Brown

Kyle Schaefer

L. Travis Chapin

L.Y. Chang

Larry and Lisa Papenfuss

Larry and Lorrie Grup

Laura Alix

Laura and Kyle Randall

Laura Smirin

Laurie A Sullivan

Laurie L Foster

Lee Jones and Associates

Leon and Ellen Williams

Family Fund

Leslie Woldenberg

Lily Sim

Linda Watercutter

Lisa Holman

Lois Nelson

Lourdes University

Lynn Edward Rupp

M. Jo Breault

Marco Brewer

Marion Milligan

Mark and Cynthia Bramson

Mark Schreiner

Marshall Goins

Marvin & Rev. Melissa Micham

Mary Beth Zolik-Smith

Mary Feasel

Mary Lynch

Mary Minnick

Matt and Monica DeDad

Matthew and Brigid Lark

Matthew and Colleen McQuade

Matthew Heath

Matthew Lehr

Megan Simmons

Melissa Barnaby

Michael and Janey McIntyre

Michael and Patricia Todak

Michael Fall

Michael Gibbs

Michael Hart

Michael McGivern

Michael Swift

Michele Grim

Michelle and Martin Baker

Michelle Elter

Michelle Leonard

Mike and Suzann Cray

Mike Linehan

Mike Thaman

Molly E Geldien

Nancy Osinski

Nancy Storer

Nate and Dana Reid

Neema Bell

Nicholas F. Muska and Susan Hartman Muska

Norma Wells

Norman and Susan Merkel

Olivet Lutheran Church

Owen Miller

Owens-Illinois

Pat Docis

Patrick and Cindie Mills

Patrick Moroney

Paul and Kathleen Barber

Paul Devine

Peter and Lisa Gstalder

Philip Klunk

Phyllis Cresswell

Quinton and Margaret St. John

Ragazza

RCO Law

Redbox+

Reginald Jackson, Jr

MAUMEE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Renee Huebner

Rev Daniel and Marilyn Mohr

Rey and Rosemary Boezi

Richard and Kay Amendola

Richard Bryan Ring

Rob Brace

Rob Timbrook

Robert and Carol Eberly

Robert and Dale Burnett

Robert and Patricia Cabanski

Robert and Patricia Cook

Robert Seeman and Karin Jacobson

Roger Kruse

Ron Shrewsbery III

Rosemarie Cole

Rubena Dermanezian Schaffer

Sandi Lazette

Sandra Laas

Sandy Spang

SAP

Sara and Dan Costanzo

Sara Bowyer

Sarah Malcolm

Sarah Pettee

Scott and Nora Sanders

Scott and Rita Stewart

Scott Stachowiak

Scott Steinke

Seibold + Baker

Shannon Wilson

Shazlina Corder

Sheila Otto

Sherri Lazette Campbell

Shorty’s Back 40

Sisters of St. Francis of Tiffin

Stacey Eide

Starbucks - W. Central Avenue

Steve and Kathy Kirwen

Steve Gerken

Steve Weiser

Steven and Barbara Crandall

Steven and Susan Markward

Steven Bell

Steven Reinbolt

Sucher Family Charitable Gift Fund

Sue Emch

Sue Lang

Sue Thiel

Susan Cross

Susan Gdowik

Susan Pohlod

Susan Santoro

Susan Steves

Suzanne Boraggina

Szymon Glodzik

Ted Spidle

Temple Shomer Emunim

Terence and Jane Schuessler

Terence and Lisa McEwen

Teresa Beebe

The Baha’is of Sylvania

The Toledo Zoo

The University of Toledo

Department of Intercollegiate Athletics

Thomas and Susan Lewis

Tim and Lisa Ringle

Tim and Mary Jo Waldock

Tim Berta

Timothy and Jacqueline Cummins

Tina and Walter Lucas

Toledo Mennonite Church

Tom and Michelle Nicholson

Tom Farmer

Tonia Schoen

Tracey Britt

Tracy and Alan Cox

Tracy Rivera

Travis Kozek

Tyler Suffety

United Way of Greater Cleveland

Valerie Murphy

Versona

Vicki Fallgren

VZN Group, LLC

William and Jean Williams

William and Karen Herald

William Cox

William Cook

William Kidd

Women of Toledo

Yarder Manufacturing

Yassin Family Charitable Fund

Yassin Family Charitable Trust

Zonta Club Of Toledo I Service Foundation

LEGACY BUILDERS

ensure there are homes and hope for generations to come by leaving a gift in their will or estate plans.

BUILDING IN HONOR OF

Doris Kwiatkowski

Erin McPartland and Chad Kwiatkowski

Emily and Joe Buller

Lauren Scott

* Resting in peace

Chester Hicks

Anonymous

Benet Rupp

Robin, Jane, Kelsi, Alexis and Tim

Doug Elliott

Ragazza

Dr. Richard Torchia

Sarah McCarthy

BUILDING IN MEMORY OF

Aloysius and Evelyn Radlinski

Allen and Denise Radlinski

David Snell

Robert Seeman and Karin Jacobson

Dennis Murphy

Joy Daniel

Doug Lee

Matthew and Colleen McQuade

Eugene Dybdahl

Fred Schaefer

RESTORE PARTNERS

are building homes while protecting the environment.

Restore Partners donate goods to do more good!

CARS FOR HOMES

donors drove change by donating their unused car instead of parking it.

Advanced Construction Allergy Center

Allermuir

Arts Commission of

Greater Toledo

At Home Berman Builders

Biaggi’s Italian Bionix

Bravia Dermatology

Budget Blinds

Doors and Drawers

Dura Temp

FedEx

Applocations, LLC

Nancy Osinski

Richard Marcus

Surface Combustion

Walter Skotynsky

William Bernard, III

MAUMEE VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

*Lillian Keil

Priscilla Huber

*Robert Atkinson

*Sophie Koziatek

Terry Bossert

Ted and Patricia Ligibel

*Fr. Dan Zak

Rolf Scheidel

Jan Mills

Michael and Janey McIntyre

Joel Herald

Chris Reed

Kay Amendola

Mitch and Barb Niemiec

Mr. and Mrs. James Scott

Cheryle Knight

John Herald

Gregory Fockler

Josephine Rodgers

Mary Minnick

Laura Luckey

Kathleen Barber

Linda Duffey and Bud Wilson

Robert Duffey

Mary Beth Zolik-Smith

Mary Beth Zolik-Smith

Max Dorfmeister

Patricia Dorfmeister

Five Lakes Church

Foertmeyer and Sons

Gladieux Lumber

Glass City Flooring

Joseph H. Pilkington & Company

LaPlante Real Estate

Lowes of Perrysburg #1649

Lowes of S.W. Toledo #1643

Lowes of Sylvania Township #1614

Magic Wok

Midwest Residential

Ohio Theatre

Sauder Woodworking

Nate Reid

Mindi Avelino

Norman Thal

Karen Lieberman and Steve Kupper

Robert Matolyak

David and Anne Matolyak

Pat Vonderheide and Grace Dunn

Richard Vonderheide

Raymond Fall

Michael Fall

Sallee Fry Emch

Sue Emch

Sam Irmen

Michael and Janey McIntyre

Walter John Kwik

Donna Kwik-Lefebvre

Sean Patrick Builders

Seibold + Baker

St. Joan of Arc School

The Home Depot

The Tansey Group

Toth Elementary

TTT Windows

USDA Farm Service Agency

Valle Homes

Way Public Library

We Fulfill It

Wesson Builders

West Suburban Animal Hospital