AnnualReport2018

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Dear Friends,

At Habitat, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential, and that starts with a stable and healthy place to call home. Through your contributions of time, talent, and resources, we continue to help transform lives and build brighter futures. This year alone, more than 6,300 volunteers and donors provided a hand up to 78 people across the Portland Metro area. Through Habitat, you are building a more dynamic and diverse city for everyone, and investing in mixed-income communities that will now be affordable for generations to come.

With land for 175 homes now under our care, we will break ground on 50 new homes in inner North and Northeast Portland this year—a new record for us. This is toward our strategic goal of tripling the number of people we serve annually by 2022. Securing affordable homeownership in these neighborhoods is crucial to preventing further displacement. And as the housing market continues to prevent families living on low incomes from purchasing or renting homes, the average African American, Native American, and Latino families remain completely priced out. Together, we have the power to turn the tide, one home at a time.

It takes more than nails and beams to build a house, and even more to make a home. It is a collaborative endeavor where every helping hand turns effort into impact.

By lifting up your neighborhoods, you strengthen our city. Thank you for lifting up Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East. Together, let’s continue to build a sustainable future.

In partnership,

Steve Messinetti Ian GordonPresident and CEO Board Chair

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After fleeing their central African home of Burundi during the civil war in the mid 90s, Prosper and Rosata lived in Tanzania as refugees for 12 years before they were able to immigrate to the U.S. and rebuild a life for their family. Here, in what Rosata calls, “the land of opportunities,” they wanted a fresh start for their children, enough land to farm, and the type of stability only homeownership can provide.

Prosper found work as a machine operator making burlap sacks and Rosata worked as a package food processor at a local plant. They rented a four-bedroom apartment with a community garden, but they were always concerned about the constant threat of neighborhood violence.

Prosper said they were grateful for the rental they had and they liked their community, but he was concerned about his family. He and his wife wished to live somewhere where their children could play safely outside. When they found out Habitat accepted their application for homeownership, they knew all their hard work had paid off. They would finally have a home once again; a safe place for their children to thrive.

Now nestled in at the Helensview community in Northeast Portland, life continues to bloom. Their eldest son, Jophety, graduated from high school and plans to apply to college. They host potlucks with their neighbors with food made from their garden vegetables. What started as a 12x12 plot of land at the community garden has grown to an acre of donated land on Sauvie Island called “Happiness Family Farms,” which they named after their youngest daughter. Now, they’ve partnered with local non-profits to farm Habitat-owned land on Simpson Street, making use of the grounds prior to construction of more Habitat homes. And while it may not be the 10 acres they once had in Burundi, they’ve managed to bring a piece of home to their community here in Portland.

In addition to such staples as tomatoes, greens, and potatoes, Rosata grows organic African produce, like cassava, African eggplant, and mboga buchungu—a leafy green rich in vitamins. Their enterprise has allowed them to cut down on food costs by nearly 20% and the modest profits made at farmers markets has them firmly rooted once again.

“We’re getting back into it now,” Prosper said. “People here trust us and we want to expand our business, secure more land, and connect and grow the community.”

Beyond their success founded in the stability of homeownership, this industrious family has given back to the community in great ways. As a significant mark of generosity, they donated 388 pounds of organic produce to St. Johns to fight homelessness and also, to their previous neighborhood.

Rosata believes her family’s vegetables are essential to a healthy life. By their abundance, a whole community is nourished. They’re currently working to uplift underserved entrepreneurs across Oregon, as well.

“This is our accomplishment,” Prosper said. “It is important for us to be independent now and into the future.” As they seek more land to feed more people, their willingness to give back strengthens their pursuit.

Nourishing Neighbors

Meet Prosper and RosataProsper and Rosata both worked full-time jobs, continued to expand their own farming business while raising their children, and somehow found time to complete hundreds of sweat equity hours building their Habitat home. After receiving keys to their brand new home this past year, their steadfast journey is a statement to the power of perseverance.

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By the Numbers

homes built globally

Thanks to you, 78 people experienced strength and stability through Habitat’s affordable homeownership and repair programs.

We build high quality, energy efficient houses that will serve homeowners for years to come.

Home repairs are critical to the prevention of further displacement of low-income homeowners. From roof replacements to replacing windows and doors, we provide a variety of repairs that stabilize homeowners in the Cully neighborhood.

Habitat is able to buy and rehabilitate vacant houses to create affordable, stable homes for qualified low-income families.

With your support, we were able to build 44 homes with our sister affiliates in El Salvador and Ethiopia.

44

people served

78homes under construction

34homes repaired

10homes

rehabbed & sold

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98

community impact

86%92%of Habitat for Humanity homebuyers this year are people of color, helping to address the minority homeownership gap.

of children who grow up in a Habitat for Humanity home in Oregon graduate from high school, exceeding Oregon’s high school graduation rate by 17%.

education equity

29%of Habitat families have a member with a disability. For some, a Habitat home means reuniting with family members who were forced to live apart due to inaccessible housing.

accessibility

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Habitat offers people a hand up, not a hand out. Future homebuyers put in 300 hours of sweat equity. This involves building their home and the homes of their future neighbors. They work alongside volunteers under the supervision of our construction crew. Homebuyers can also contribute sweat equity hours by completing homeowner education classes or working at one of our four ReStore locations. This year, homebuyers collectively put in an equivalent of 312 work days of sweat equity.

Our relationship with homebuyers does not end when we hand them the keys. Sweat equity hours always involve classroom hours and we have a large selection of classes to offer. This year we introduced a post-purchase homeowner education program to support homeowners after their purchase. These classes are aimed at helping homeowners manage their bills, shop smarter, make their own repairs, and include other money-saving tips.

2,499hours of sweat equity

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sweat equity

homeownership education

homeowner & homebuyer education classes

class participantshomeownership class hours

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Future homebuyer, Minh, pauses work on her sweat equity hours to meet the Women Build volunteers working with her at our Brooklyn Pines build site.

neighborhood revitalizationContinued Partnership and EngagementHabitat’s Neighborhood Revitalization Program engages with residents and community partners in the Cully neighborhood. Habitat is a member of the Living Cully Coalition and supports the efforts of various community groups in the neighborhood, including the Cully Housing Action Team (CHAT), the Cully Mobile Home Program, Our 42nd Avenue, and the Cully Association of Neighbors.

Reducing Barriers to ServiceThis year, Habitat made modifications to its Home Repair and Preservation Program to make the program more accessible to homeowners with smaller scale projects. The program allows homeowners with projects such as yard clean-up, stair and handrail repair, and power-washing to make a one-time sliding scale payment. Simplifying the process for smaller projects has created increased interest in the program from homeowners who previously may have found requirements overly cumbersome. Additionally, it provides more opportunities for volunteers to engage in a meaningful way.

New InitiativesHabitat began a partnership with a local nonprofit, the Coalition for Prosperity for the People (CPP), and a Habitat family to cultivate land at a future Habitat build site in the Cully neighborhood (see page 5 for their story). CPP has engaged a group of apprentices on the site enrolled in their beginner farming training program. A portion of the harvest has provided free community supported agriculture (CSA) shares to Hacienda CDC families. Activity on the future Habitat build site on NE Simpson Street has also brought a previously derelict site into productive use that benefits the surrounding community.

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Ian Gallager

Lindsey Griggs

Cassie Punnett

Rayne Schwantes

Rissa Steele

Sam Thune

Beth Williams

AmeriCorps members serve a variety of vital roles within Habitat. Whether they are engaging communities, building homes, leading volunteers, raising resources, or developing new programs, AmeriCorps members are critical to the work of Habitat affiliates across the country, helping us operate more efficiently and effectively. Thank you to all of our AmeriCorps members who each contributed over 1,700 hours of labor last year:

AmeriCorps

total volunteers hours contributed

This year, we saw 1,811 volunteers help us achieve our goal of building affordable and sustainable homes. While many volunteers help us on our construction sites swinging hammers, painting walls, landscaping, and completing other tasks, many also contribute time in the office. Volunteers put in a total of 22,678 hours this year. That’s the equivalent of having 10 full-time employees!

1,811 22,678

volunteers

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Thank you to the many volunteers who supported Habitat at our build sites, ReStore, or in the office. The following individuals volunteered over 100 hours each between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.

Norman BaerRobert BaileySusan BarnettJon BennettMaribeth BergNat BorchersJon BowdoinCatherine BrinkmanDeborah CarverJene CatesPete ConklinChristopher CooksyKenton CorumWilliam CunninghameMichelle DaRosaCelestina DiMauroRon EggersDick Firsich

Yasmine ForoudMarvin FranciscomanuelJulie FrantzPaul GeorgeAaron GoodIan GordonMichele GordonCarolyn GrafReggie GuytonNoma HanlonLisa HeathmanCarole HedstromGeorge HelmDawn HoldenBob HrdlickaCelia HutchinsteinGlen JacobsGary Jergensen

Ansel JohnsonLeslie JohnsonElizabeth KozupDavid KrugKeith KunerthAndy LeeYee LeeBeth McDowellMarcia McKeanJoe McMillanLaura MeekerJil MorbyDavid NealeMark NewBruce NewtonManus O’DonnellRonald OliverStuart Orford

Amanda OttJoni PortmannLauren Noecker Robert Melody RoseGarry SchumanJoe TushnerSusie VischerMark WallerArcher WaltersSimon Whang

Golden Hammer Volunteers

Portland and Gresham ReStore

Nasteho AhmedEmmalene AlvaradoBrayden AndersonKellee AndersonGamachu ArgoAlazar Assegidie-IngramBen BarrowsVyacheslav BondarenkoCarlos CastellanosCentral City ConcernAnnie ChaMiranda ChattertonSteve CoffmanJacob CollierSteven ConleyKirstin CornellMike CouchDavid Douglas SchoolKendeara DavisSheila DinneenAlexander Drew

Daniel DynesMoo EhJason EllisDarleene FreemanAngie GilbertMary GirdanGary HaasDamian HaviceGiselle HernandezRandy HeywoodCurtis HibbertJasmine HillBill HjelsethJenny HoangTucker HoffmanTimothy HughesPaola JimenezJeffrey JohnsJustin JosephEric KnuthShadanny Lagunas

Gretchen LawtonSamuel LawtonJames LoftonChristina MehlfelderAshley MetzPam MoenSead MohammedTimothy MurrayEmil MussmanYelena MyazgaMelissa NanceOscar PhamNaelynn PilliasJim PopeDan PowerLinda RasmussenLorraine ReevesBemnet RegassaEllie ReinigerPeter RussellJeff Rynearson

Damian SmithKelsey SparksTriniti StantonCynthia SteadLoretta StitesKim StricklandTy SwensonAngela TaylorRobert TaylorLowell TeasleyBryant TrieuDawn Vandenberghe-SmithJonathon WallMarissa WiltbergerBruce WolfKevin Xiong

Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East

gross sales

volunteer hours tons of waste diverted

stores

ReStores take in donated furniture and building supplies and sell them back to the community, raising money for Habitat homes and diverting waste that would otherwise go to landfills. Proceeds support homebuilding by the Evergreen, Portland/Metro East, and Willamette West Habitat affiliates.

ReStore volunteers put in 26,904 hours last year at the Portland and Gresham stores. This is equivalent to having 12 full-time employees.

Our 4 retail locations diverted nearly 7,484 tons of material away from landfills, distributing funds to three area Habitat affiliates to build homes metro-wide.

We have stores in Portland, Washington County, Clark County, and Gresham. This year our stores introduced the Electrolux Scratch and Dent program. Appliances with slight blemishes come with a 1-year warranty.

$3,989,536

26,904 7,484

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ReStore100HOURS

1716

7.6%

86.3%

6.1%

Expenses

financials

Assets

Liabilities and net assets

Cash and cash equivalentsPrepaid expenses and other assetsGrants and contributions receivableBuilding materialsConstruction in progressLand held for developmentMortgages receivable at fair valueInvestment in limited partnershipsBuildings and equipment

Total Assets

Revenues

Expenses

Grants, pledges, and cash contributionsDonated services and materialsHome salesOther revenues

Total Revenues

Accounts payableAccrued expenses and other liabilitiesTithe and Oregon affiliate distributionsNotes payable*

Total Liabilities

Net Assets

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

4,029,414 184,673177,345279,163

3,116,1376,968,6468,545,130 5,225,426

679,375

29,205,309

2,512,918169,371

3,145,8657,094,132

12,922,286

386,287352,109224,718

16,077,260

17,040,374

12,164,935

29,205,309

Statement of Financial Position As of June 30, 2018

Statement of ActivitiesJuly 1, 2017-June 30, 2018

Program servicesManagement and generalFundraising

Total Expenses

Change in Net Assets

9,665,540 689,185846,487

11,201,212

1,721,074

86.3% Program Services

7.6% Fundraising

6.1% Management & General

29.5% Individual Donors

11.3% Businesses and Foundations

3.1% Faith & Civic Groups

*$9,605,491 in notes payable contain provisions whereby the notes will be forgiven by the lender provided certain conditions are met by the organization.

Philanthropy

12.1% Homeowner Mortgage Receipts

7.4% ReStore and Other Earned Income

36.6% Public Funds

Public Funds

Program Generated Funds

43.9%36.6%

19.5%

Sources of Revenue

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donors July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018

$100,000+AnonymousCity of Portland Bureau of

Development ServicesPortland Housing BureauU.S. HUD Self-Help Homeownership

Program

$50,000 - $99,999Finley Family FoundationHabitat for Humanity of OregonMeyer Memorial TrustNorthwest Pump and Equipment Co.Oregon Housing and Community

ServicesOwens CorningThe Whiteley Family

$25,000 - $49,999AnonymousBank of AmericaSteve and Dennel Beadnell

/ Sunset OMSCBREHarry and Kaaren DemorestDunn Carney LLPHabitat for Humanity InternationalJim and Sue’s Community FundPortland Development CommissionRegenceRejuvenation, IncThe Milner Family FoundationThe StandardUnitus Community Credit UnionDavid and Anna VerschuerenWindermere Realty Trust

$10,000 - $24,999Acme Construction SupplyCMD AgencyCollins FoundationTrask and Kari Court*Directors MortgageEnergy Trust of Oregon Inc.Executive ForumFirst Republic BankGuild MortgageNoma Hanlon and Gail SnowHasson Company RealtorsJPMorgan Chase & Co.

Kidder MathewsNew & Neville Real Estate ServicesParr Lumber CompanyPaulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PCPeterson Family TrustProcoreMargaret Remsen and Nigel JaquissRMF FoundationSabrina Rokovitz and Leslie JohnsonBrian and Jennifer SimmonsAmy and Carl SingmasterSocial Venture PartnersThe Dow Chemical CompanyThe Goodman FamilyThrivent FinancialUmpqua BankWells FargoWeyerhaeuser Giving FundWhirlpoolWhitaker Ellis Builders, Inc.Jennifer Young

$5,000 - $9,999AKS Engineering & Forestry, LLCLeigh and Trevor Allen*Jonathan and Deanne AterB.P., Lester & Regina John FoundationNorman and Kathy BaerRick and Joyce Beadnell*Bliss RoofingRobert A. Chapman and Jason HalsteadKristin CollinsTruman CollinsEsther and Todd CowingBarbara and Robert CrookeMichelle and Antonio Da Rosa*Daimler Trucks North America LLCElliqua Fund at OCFRichard and Sharon FirsichDavid and Katie GoldIan and Michele Gordon*Candace HartVivian HeadingsMichael HelwigDawn and Scott HoldenJay and Diane Charitable FoundationJohnson Controls/Grinnell FireTom Koehler and Kari EastonJulie LeuvreyLocker Properties LLC

Lowe’s Home ImprovementPeggy MaguireJudge Malcolm F. MarshSharon and Earl MershonMichelle D. Da Rosa, Attorney at LawMicrosoftBradley MillerTim MoritaJanell and Mark Niemann-Ross*Nike Inc.Spencer Noecker and Cambria

Benson NoeckerOregon Association of RealtorsQorvoRobert and Marilyn RidgleyLauren Noecker Robert and

Christian RobertJean Rychlik*Michelle and Tony SoterStarseed FoundationSummit Mortgage CorpJames and Peggy Jo TaylorThe Boeing CompanyThe Greenbrier CompaniesThe Ward Family TrustJeanette and Kevin ThomasTravelers InsuranceUnion BankValsparDavid and Christine VernierDonna Wardenaar

$1,000 - $4,999Advantis Credit UnionCarolyn Akimseu*Alaska AirlinesGary and Lisa AlbertDina AlexanderJessica J. AllenMuriel AmackAndersen ConstructionKirk and Heather AndersonKristal and Todd Anderson*AnonymousApple Inc.Laurel AstonAustin Barks, LLCAWS ElementalMary and Stephen BachGreg and Barbara Baker

* denotes Monthly Carpenters Club (d) denotes the donor is deceased

Gary and Karen BaloDrs. Lester and Heather BaskinEugene and Debra BeanBenjamin and Elaine Whiteley Family

Fund of the OCFJonathan and Julie BennettDebra BensonToija Beutler*Beyond Direct Marketing LLCBiotronik Inc.Susan BishopAnn BlairRandy and Kimberley BoehmNat and Crystal BorchersMark Bosnian*Shayne and Jill BradleyBrenda J. Brischetto and Evan SaulinoMary and Patrick BrophyBroughton and Mary Bishop

FoundationThe Honorable Anna J. Brown

and Paul Brown

Brown-FormanTerri and Dan Browning*Paul BukerBruce and Janet BurmeisterDavid and Andrea CallanCalPortlandRussell and Dawn CampbellCampbell Global, LLCLouis CantorJane CedarCertaPro Painters of GreshamCharter Construction CompanyNancy ChevertonChico’sDebra ChinAlan and Bev ChristieClackamas County BankNancy ClarkRobin and John Cochran*Barbara CohnColumbia Sportswear CompanyPete Conklin and Kathy Clevenger

Brendon ConnellyConsolidated Community CUTimothy and Deidre ConwayLarry CooperDan CorcoranJon and Mary CottrellRie and Charles CouchDebora and Adam Cox*Shawn and Natalie CoxJohn Crabbe and Jeri JanowskyMark and Angela CrandallNancy and Mike Cranston*Julie CrossleyScott CruickshankK. Michelle CunefareDatto, IncDiane Davis*Sharon Dawson*Richard De WolfDeacon Charitable FoundationDeacon Family Fund at OCFDeloitte

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Cornerstone SocietyCornerstone Society members are individuals who help build the foundation for all we do. They gave $5,000 or more in the past fiscal year, helping Habitat buy land and materials, mobilize volunteers, and provide affordable mortgages to qualified low-income families.

Acme Bader Community Fund of the OCF

Leigh and Trevor AllenAnonymousJonathan and Deanne AterNorman and Kathy BaerRick and Joyce BeadnellSteve and Dennel BeadnellRobert Chapman and Jason HalsteadKristin CollinsTruman CollinsTrask and Kari CourtEsther and Todd CowingBarbara and Robert CrookeHarry and Kaaren DemorestElliqua Fund at OCFChris and Lana FinleyRyan and Mary FinleyRichard and Sharon FirsichDavid and Katie Gold

The Goodman FamilyIan and Michele GordonNoma Hanlon and Gail SnowCandace HartVivian HeadingsMichael HelwigDawn and Scott HoldenJim and Sue KellyTom Koehler and Kari EastonJulie LeuvreyPeggy MaguireJudge Malcolm F. MarshSharon and Earl MershonBradley MillerThe Milner Family FoundationTim MoritaJanell and Mark Niemann-RossSpencer Noecker and

Cambria Benson Noecker

Lauren Noecker Robert and Christian Robert

Peterson Family TrustMargaret Remsen and Nigel JaquissRobert and Marilyn RidgleySabrina Rokovitz and Leslie JohnsonJean RychlikBrian and Jennifer SimmonsAmy and Carl SingmasterStarseed FoundationJames and Peggy Jo TaylorJeanette and Kevin ThomasDavid and Christine VernierDavid and Anna VerschuerenThe Ward Family TrustDonna WardenaarJennifer YoungJay and Diane Zidell

Marc Duhamel, Sr.Thomas and Nancy DyarEggpressElectronics Unlimited LLCKaren EllmersCatherine and James EltingRonald Emig*Ernst & Young LLPJohn and Marilyn FahertyJinx Faulkner and Paul KoehlerJeffrey Feiffer*Scott and Caroline FentonStephen FenwickFidelity National TitleFirst American Title Company of ORSiobhan Flanigan and Brian DevlinKelley and Dallas ForbesYasmine ForoudLaura and Kevin Foster*Julie FrantzRoger and Jean FuchsPatricia and Sally GardnerDon GarrettMelissa E. GeorgePaul and Lynda GeorgeGeorge and Joanne Woodward Family

FoundationMichele GiddingsGordian GroupBarbara and Marvin Gordon-LickeyGreenfield HealthSarah Griffith

Ronald and Nancy GronowskiJohn and Mary GrossiRobert GroverDiana Gustafson*Dewey HaneyMike and Rochelle HartBrad and Susan Hathaway*Hathaway Larson LLPAlwin HawkinsMonique Hayward and Tom FreemanJohn and Jenifer HazenHB DesignBeatrice HedlundBrian Hefele*Max HelserCharles and Colleen HessHFFKen Hill and Leslie Rennie-HillStan HillmanMaryanne and David HolmanHome DepotLinda HooperJames and Carol HortonJessica HoweMichael and Sasha HowellPatrick HubertyJudith and Joseph HuckThomas Hughes and

Frances D. AndersenIntel CorporationInterface Engineering, Inc.Jackson Foundation

Stephen and Pam JeansonJelly HelmTim Jenkins and Sara MayhewGary and Karleen JergensenJanice and Marvin JessenLeslye and George JohnsonAaron and Ellen JonesJanet JonesKaiser PermanentePayam KaramoozTom Kelly and Barbara WoodfordErika J. Kennel*Bruce W. KennyKGW TVSiok Puay KhooBruce KilgoreShon Kim and Susan Barr HarrisBarbara and David KingVernon and Mildred KirsteinMarsha and Jim Kitchen*Carol and David Kruse*Kate LaGrand and Marjory WallLane Powell PCRebecca LangdonTerry and Barbara LawsonLeatherman Tool Group Inc.Francis LeipzigHelena LesherMatthew and Cindy Lewis*Tom and Beverly LiesyAnne and Craig Lindsay*Mark and Karen Linehan

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Legacy SocietyLegacy Society members have made plans to benefit Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East by naming Habitat as beneficiaries in their will.

Gerry and Jory AbramsSandra Adams and Raymond SirchieAnonymousJeanne ArbowGreg BylesMarcia DunhamBeth FahertyBob and Barbara FankhauserMarjory FischerNoma HanlonDouglas and Sharon Hawley

Michael HelwigAlbert Horn and Nancy GoodwinChristopher and Mary KentRobin KriegerJoe Lebzelter and Glenda ChaiteHugh & Mair Lewis Charitable FundJana and Dick LytleDean and Janice McCargarLaura and Steve MehrenGinny and Trevin MillerMerryl Mix

Mary Overgaard and David CookJoni PortmannRichard RookStanley and Helen RookBen Whiteley (d)Kenneth YeatsJennifer YoungRalph and Carolyn YoungerAnn Zawaski and Helena Lee

John W. LittlehalesLMC ConstructionJanet Loewen*Steve and Sally Logan*Dale LommassonRichard and Elizabeth MarantzSusan MatthiesJaneen and Malcolm McAninchRuth and Craig McClanahan*Patricia and Donald McConnellJani and William McCormickKatherine McCoyClaire McGinnis*Senator Jeffrey Merkley and Mary

Sorteberg*Steve and April Messinetti*James and Lea MoisoCharles and Frances MooreJil Morby*Greg and Diane MorganPatricia Morris-RaderRobert Mulkey*Roy and Joyce MullenVictor Muniz*Don and Sarah MutalMargaret and Dean MyersFlorica NedelcuNeil Kelly CompanyMark NewNew Seasons MarketCheryl and Tom NiehuserJane NoeckerLarry and Lisa NormanNorthwest BankNorthwest Commercial Carpet & Floor

Cleaning, Inc.Northwest QuiltersNossa Familia CoffeeRoger Olleman* (d)OnPoint Community Credit UnionOregon Eye SpecialistsOregon Mortgage Lenders AssociationAnne OrwigTracy and Scott Oswald*Owen Roe WineryParis Group RealtyJane S. Paulson and Helen White*PCC Structurals Inc.PECO ManufacturingNancy PetersonDonna PierleoniPolaris Electric LLCJeanette Pontius¿Por Que No?

Portland TimbersGrant and Tara PoujadeTodd and Mariniah PrendergastFaviana and Dayle PriolaPrologisProvenance HotelsR and D Warner Fund of The Oregon

Community FoundationAmeen and Cynthia RamzyBrenda M. RandallMark and Leanne RedlingerAlice ReeseDouglas Renouard*Resurrection Lutheran ChurchMark RittenbaumRiverview Community BankJosh and Annie RobertsonJohn and Caroleigh RobinsonBrian S. Rohter and Eileen BradyMelody Rose*Sue RottsolkDean Runyan and Elizabeth EvansGertrude and Stephen Sargent*Tom and Anna Maria SavinarMichelle SchmidtKirsten Schwanke and John MinahanCarol and Lewis SeagravesDietrich and Licia SeamanJames SelmanAlyssa Shaw and Alexander BankerDavid SheernChristiana Smith ShiCarl SnookSo Hum FoundationSoftSource ConsultingRobert and Ann SolaSolid Ground ConsultingScott and Judy SouthSusnjara Family Charitable TrustLeonard SwansonCharlie and Darci SwindellsTravis TalbotJoan TaylorJanel and Tim TeranThe Neidig Family Charitable

FoundationThe Partners Group, LTDChristine Thelen*Cholee ThompsonTim and Mary Boyle Charitable TrustDr. Aaron D. TinkleTom Walsh & Builders Inc.Timothy and Betsey UllomU-Store Self-Storage

Elaine Vale and David M. SilverEric Valentine and Rebecca CyphersShannon and Jason Van HornDeborah and Don VergaVibrant Table Catering & EventsL Susan Vischer*Annette and Robert Wade*Tom Walsh and Patricia McCaigWalsh Construction Co.Paul and Susan WardChristine and Donald WashburnRussell and Janell WattJohn and Genevieve WellsRyan and Kelley WildeRoger WildingSally and Larry Wilson*Edmund WolakYaleLiz Young*Susan M. Zeidler and Leo D. FrishbergPaul Zimmerman and Sandi SerlingKaren Zink

$500 - $999Carole AlexanderRobert and Katharine AllenLinda and Scott AndrewsAnonymousKenneth AntellRay and Jean AuelKathleen BalmerJohn BarkerSusan Barnett*Melissa BarneyBC Group, IncSherrill and Walter BehnBelmont StationBenge IndustriesLynn BergMirjami and Eric Bergman*Nancy BerwickCorlene BluePatricia BoehlyRichard and Roberta BondKim Borcherding*Jim and Barbara BoyerCatherine B. Brinkman and

Beto DantasMarsha Brockmeyer*Corey and Erica BrooksRachelle BrownRichard and Elise BrownWilliam and Christina BrownBernice and Niels Brownlow

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Mary and Al BullardLiz Burns-DiesingBushaw Family Living TrustStephen BushongMartha ButlerCarla Properties LtdLynn CarverCharles and Christine Chapman*Nancy ChapmanLionel ChavezJoan Childs and Jerry ZaretDarlene ChirmanJoyce and David ClarkArthur and Willa ClausingColliers InternationalJohn CooperJoseph Cote and Kirstin Abel-CoteJeff and Kim Cox*Jim CrystalSari de la MotteDeacon Corp.Karen and Clifford DeveneySarah A. DeVriesKenneth DieringerJerry and Linda DinanJoAnne DisciulloRob and Raelyn DoltonMimi Doukas and Darci RudzinskiLarry and Deborah DraperKaye Duncan*Jan’l and Stanley Earnshaw*Reverend DonnaFaith Eldredge and

Ms. Bernice S. Duckrow*Bruce and Cindy EllisonEric EngelePrintJames Fadden and Connie Blumhardt-

FaddenCynthia FerrierRichard and Jane FisherChristina FlaxelPaul and Laurie Flint*Tom ForsytheAnne and Todd FosterEstelle FreedmanThomas FreedmanSunny and Troy Freeman*Page and Fletcher FrischDaniel and Leah FryeOwen S. Gabbert*Mary GardnerLauren and Mark GoldsteinCarolyn GrafKathleen Grant

Bonita Grossen*Douglas GuinnGloria Halper and Jay MoskovitzDeborah HamDale and Carla HarrisWilliam and Barbara HarrisKevin and Jennifer HawkinsLisa A. HeathmanTodd and Laura HeidgerkenLisa Heigh*Laurie HernandezMark Herron*Sherry HeyingHighViz Strategy, LLCLisa Hillas*Dennis and Mary Hodge*Marilyn and Robert HodsonWalter and Gretchen HollandsAlbert Horn and Nancy GoodwinMegan Hornby and Donald Keister*Hotel RoseWilliam and Judith HowellHuber’s CafeKris and Steve HudsonLois and Sheryl HughesJames and Patricia HuntzickerIndependent Restaurant ConceptsEric Jackson*Deb and Brett JenkinsAnsel and Susan Johnson*Kathleen and Wayne JohnsonLouise and Ben JonesJanet Jump*Ramsey and Amanda Kail*David KalezBrian and Kate KeggDiane Kenedy and Patrick Taylor*Kathy KershnerSteven KingBecky and Robert KingsburyAmy and Kevin KohnstammKohnstamm Family FoundationDavid KorwinElizabeth Kozup and Michael Poley*Peter and Hannah Kramer*Robert KriegerAllyson Krueger*Joel KuhnauEdward LabinowiczLam Research CorporationJim M. LaubenthalTeresa LaursenRussell LaVaqueLehmann Court Reporting, Inc.

Maureen Leonard and Dave Porter*Liberty Mutual Foundation MatchGeorge and Dolores LizerPeg Lofsvold and Leland Hunefeld*Scott LoskPeter LouieKaren Lyman and Michael Viera*Leila and Roderick MacDonald*George and Mary Ann MachanJanice Mallory*Amy T. Marks*Theodore and Constance MarohnKathleen McCannMary McCarterMichael and Shelley McCoyJustin McGowanRex and Joan MedlenMarietta MiickNathan and Debra MillerSandra and Matthew MillerLois MockDoug MonahanDan Moore*Kenneth Moran and Amy WaysonJames Morgan*Nate and Maria MorrisonJay P. Mortensen and Jerry HutchisonKatherine MossMt. Hood Meadows Ski ResortMyers Container LLCAlex and Eliza NelsonScott Nichols*Darcy NorvillePatricia and Michael Nuttbrock*Laureen O’Brien and Edward FusLori Olson*Milo and Beverly OrmsethAime and Jose Orozco*Martin OsborneDavid and Janet OswaldRobert and Sue Ann OwensStacey and Darrin OwensPacific Power FoundationPacific Ridge Capital Partners, LLCJoy-Gay PahlSusan Elizabeth PainterClaire ParisMolly ParisNancy Park*Dave and Maureen ParkinCharles PeakeFranklin PearsonJohn and Amy PedersenDiane Peterson

Lynn and Mark Peterson*Portland General Electric CompanyPortland Lesbian ChoirPortland WinterhawksRobert and Carol PotterJoshua PowellRosemary PullinPhilip Quarterman*Christian RadAbbie Rankin and Scott WitscherBonnie and Peter ReaganDavid and Linly ReesJo Ann Reese and John L. FaganRon and Laura RentfrowMargaret RetzWilliam ReykalinTraci Rieckmann and Charles KiloMary Lou Ritter*Jennifer Rose and Rachel LowenthalDaniel RosenbergTeri RowanJon RubeyCasey and Sarah Ryan*Helen RyanSales Northwest, Inc.Jacob and Sheila SchmidtSchommer & Sons

Garry and Katherine SchumanWilliam C. Scott and Mary K.

ThompsonDale and Ruthann Shetler*David and Cindy SimonEllen SkinnerJaymi and Francis SladenSouthpark Seafood GrillLee Spiker*Brandon SpoonerMark and Amy Stoney*Michael and Jennifer TanguayDonald and Carol TempletonThe Equity Group FoundationThe Hayden Joint Living TrustThe Mountain ShopThe Swigert Warren FoundationThe Whole BowlDeborah ThomasBecky ThompsonLeslie and Dennis TorresdalMinh and Tien TranSamantha TranPeter TrumboTufenkian Artisan CarpetsDebra TurnerAns A. Van Gent

James and Julie Van NestWag to My Heart PortraitsReinier WarschauerJennifer and Bill WatersJeffrey Weeks and Ann AnthonySharon and Rick WeijoWeiss Fund of The Oregon Community

FoundationPamela and Patrick WernerMark and Catrin Williams*Steven WilliamsWilliam WilsonJudith WinegarWMS ConstructionDiana and Lawrence WolffHap WongRoger and Kelly WoodJennifer WoodwardJudith WunderlichMary A. YoungElizabeth M. Zapata*

Board of DirectorsBoard ChairIan GordonRegence

Vice ChairMark NewNew & Neville Real Estate Services

TreasurerJon BowdoinDeloitte

SecretarySimon WhangPortland City Attorney’s Office

President & CEOSteve MessinettiHabitat For Humanity Portland/Metro East

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Jonathan Bennett, Dunn Carney LLPNat Borchers, NDB Real EstateRich Brown, Bank of AmericaMichelle D. Da Rosa, Michelle Da Rosa Land & Condo LawKevin Erdahl, Standard Insurance CompanyYasmine Foroud, Windermere Realty TrustEileen Frack, Daimler Trucks North AmericaReggie Guyton, State FarmNoma Hanlon, HB DesignLauren Noecker Robert, NBP Capital, LLCLynn Peterson, President Elect, MetroJennifer Quist, JLQ HospitalityTraci Rieckmann, Greenfield HealthMelody Rose, Marylhurst UniversityRyan Ross, Williams SonomaMark Waller, Bridge Works Capital

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