growth · [grohth]noun 1. the act or process, or a manner of growing; development; increase.

2013 Annual ReportA Defining Year

Dear Friends,

2013 was indeed another great year for Muncie Habitat for Humanity! Throughout this report, we’ve done our best to ‘define’, with words and photos, what we mean when we say that 2013 was a great year at Muncie Habitat. In June we celebrated the completion of our 2013 Women Build project where a new home was built and funded, to a large degree, by teams of women from our community.

In addition, we are pleased to share with you in this report, and I hope you have seen firsthand, the many improvements that are taking place in the Old West End. During 2013, Muncie Habitat worked alongside numerous other non-profits to help begin the transformation that is taking place in this three block area. Habitat built one new construction home on West Main Street and partnered with a homeowner through our A Brush with Kindness program, helping to improve the façade. This was an amazing collaboration— funded and facilitated by the City of Muncie, Community Development.

Lindsey Arthur, Chief Executive Officer

Muncie Habitat continues to focus primarily on house rehabilitations rather than new construction. You will see photos in this report showing the before and after views of some of our recent projects. They are wonderful examples of turning what used to be an eye sore into beautiful homes that improve the neighborhood while improving the lives of families.

I want to thank our Board of Directors and our staff for their leadership as we have journeyed together through 2013. This year we developed a new strategic plan which will guide our housing work and the growth of our ReStore operation, over the next five years. This plan aligns with our vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live, and our belief that our work is successful when it transforms lives and promotes positive and lasting social, economic and spiritual change within a community. The new plan is bold – calling our housing ministry to do more, yet with deeper impact and broader collaborations.

Finally, I want to thank each of you who are reading this report. Whether you have volunteered with us during 2013 (and over 1,000 of you have!), partnered with us in some way, or contributed of your treasure toward this ministry, you have been a vital part of the results reflected in this report. You help us collectively to make a real difference in the lives of families and in our neighborhoods!

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2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Janie Allardt Lindsey Arthur, Ex-Officio

Pat BottsWill Isaacs, Chairman

Mykael JacksonAnita Kishel, First Vice Chair

Beth Ann Parris, Secretary

Rick Rowray, Treasurer

Eric Scherrer, Second Vice Chair

Jim Williams

help · [help] verb 1. to promote, facilitate, contribute or make useful.

Buy!Becky Isaacs is no stranger to do-it-yourself projects. She has found the ReStore to be a very helpful place, when it comes to her whimsical home improvement projects. Becky and her husband Mitch, both work at Ball State University, and live in a charming neighborhood adjacent to the campus. They have taken on many projects in their 1920’s built home. Becky recently built playhouse bunk beds for their two boys, Charley and Wilson, and she found most of her materials at ReStore! “ReStore is my favorite place to shop for all my projects! I’m always amazed at what I am able to buy—and at such a great price! I walk through my house, and every room has something from Habitat’s ReStore. I recently finished my tile countertop all because of the ReStore.” 3.com/munciehabitatrestore

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Donate!Jim and Linda Needham have also recently completed some house projects–however, they have been donating their gently used items to Habitat’s ReStore. “It is such a wonderful organization to work with,” Jim recently said. “I make a phone call, and they pick up my donation within just a few days.” After remodeling their bathroom, the Needhams feel wonderful about giving to such a great cause, and knowing that their cabinets are not in a landfill and going to be put to good use by someone else. All donors to Muncie Habitat’s ReStore receive a tax deduction for their gift.

2620 N. Dr. MLK Jr. Blvd. · Muncie

765-288-1814Find everything ReStore - including our

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Janet Fick, a construction management faculty member at Ball State (who is also LEED accredited and a licensed architect), previously worked with Muncie Habitat as part of a ‘Green Team’ of experts. This team provided expertise and guidance to help Muncie Habitat with methods, products, and processes that create healthy homes that are less expensive to operate and more energy efficient.

When Muncie Habitat moved toward mostly house rehabilitation projects, Janet continued to offer expertise into the process. As expected, house rehabilitation projects require a significant level of up front evaluation and planning prior to starting the rehab portion of theproject. It became clear that Habitat could use some help evaluating properties that are either donated or purchased by Habitat. Janet and Muncie Habitat determined that a partnership which involved students would be ideal, thus creating an “immersive learning” course for Ball State students led by Fick.

Two such classes were held during 2013 – one in the Spring and one in the Fall. Students in these classes were assigned to several Habitat properties. Students enrolled in the course come from various majors, including interior design, architecture, historic preservation and construction management. Often,

partnership · [pahrt-ner-ship]noun 1. the state or condition of being associates in participation of a joint interest or endeavor

the class meets at a Habitat property to work on-site as they prepare detailed assessments of the existing structure, plan rehabilitated house designs and prepare documentation for Habitat.

“The students enjoy the opportunityto work with people from other fields, as well as the opportunity to learn about Habitat and perform work that will benefit a family and improve our community,” said Janet Fick. “Students experience a real world environment, complete with deadlines, tight budgets and formal presentations.”

Muncie Habitat is thrilled with this partnership! Analyzing homes for rehabilitation is time-consuming. Having access to a multi-disciplinary group of students who have the skills to assess, plan and estimate, and who are led by Fick who has invested a lot of time in Habitat’s mission, creates a win-win scenario for Muncie Habitat. A fourth class is set to begin in January of 2014.

“Students experience a real world environment, complete with deadlines, tight budgets and formal presentations.” - Janet Fick, Ball State University Faculty Construction Management

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Photo courtesy of Kishel Photography

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We have a unique opportunity at Habitat to mobilize people from the community and connect them with people in need and tangible work where they can use their time and talents. Week after week we see people drive into neighborhoods they have never been, to shake hands with families they would never have met otherwise, and lend a hand in improving someone’s life and neighborhood. In making these connections, it brings together people from all walks of life and creates ‘space’

altruist · [al-troo-ist]noun 1. a person unselfishly concerned for or devoted to the welfare of others

Bill Singleton retired from the US Postal Service and is now a regular weekly Habitat construction volunteer, recruiting many of his friends to join him at a construction site!

Amanda Kishel helped build two Women Build houses, and as a photographer and owner of Kishel Photography, donates professional photography services to Muncie Habitat!

As both a Women Build team member and team leader, Mary Berry has raised over $6,000 toward two Women Build house projects!

for new learning and growing as individuals and as a community.

During 2013, Muncie Habitat hosted over 1,000 volunteers at our construction sites and at our ReStore. The cumulative hours worked by these volunteers totaled over 10,000 hours!

collaboration · [kuh-lab-uh-rey-shuhn]noun 1. the act of working with another or others on a joint project.

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Muncie Habitat is proud to be a part of the Old West End revitalization project lead by the City of Muncie in collaboration with a host of housing

nonprofit organizations. The project includes more than $1 million in federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program 3 (NSP 3) funds for housing rehabilitation projects in the 400-700 blocks of West Main Street.

In 2013 Habitat’s work included a new single family construction project at 615 West Main following the demolition of an existing structure on that property. This area of the Old West End is an Historic District and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Habitat’s house project was based on a design that would complement the historic neighborhood context. Upon completion, the home was purchased (through a no interest

loan with Habitat) by a family who partnered with Muncie Habitat to become a homeowner.

Muncie Habitat was also involved with a home repair project at 502 West Main Street which included a roof with guttering, a new porch ceiling, masonry work and new sidewalk/steps. In addition, Muncie Habitat will rehabilitate the property at 606 West Main Street during 2014.

Old West End

ecoRehabecoRehab completed a total transformation of this dilapidated home at 511 W. Main St. With a focus on sustainability and green practices, the non-profit was able to keep the character of the old home, while upgrading the whole house systems to focus on energy conservation.

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Muncie Area Career CenterMuncie Area Career Center partners with Muncie Home Ownership and Development annually to construct an affordable home. This experience allows students firsthand experience at building, while ‘infilling’ in this historic neighborhood.

Muncie Habitat for HumanityNew single family construction at 615 West Main Street. Home was constructed by volunteers and is Energy Star rated. Completed home was purchased by a long time Old West End resident.

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Muncie Home Ownership and Development

Victorian Place Apartments is a 5 unit rental comprised of one bedroom rentals, recently rehabilitated by Muncie Home Ownership and Development.

Most people know that Muncie Habitat does not just build new houses any more. Muncie Habitat began rehabilitating homes in 2010, and in 2013 Habitat rehabilitated more homes than it built new in Delaware County. We see this trend continuing for some time as our community deals with a surplus of vacant properties.

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revitalization [ree-vahyt-l-ahyz-a-shun]noun 1. to give new life to 2. to give new vitality

BEFORE

1213 S. Sarasota, Yorktown · AFTER

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BEFORE

Photo courtesy of Kishel Photography 1004 E. 9th · AFTER

“It is amazing to see the positive impact on a street when one home is given new life.” - Lindsey Arthur Chief Executive Officer, Muncie Habitat for Humanity

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BEFORE

3212 S. Cherokee · AFTER

Muncie Habitat accepts donated properties that are suitable for rehabilitation, and purchases affordable properties for rehabilitation. These homes are rehabilitated to ‘like new’ condition and sold through a no-interest loan to low income families who partner with Muncie Habitat.

Our volunteers have welcomed Habitat’s movement toward rehabilitations. Now when folks come out to volunteer at a Habitat site, they may find themselves demolishing a kitchen, removing siding, or even tearing out carpet. Each house is unique in the level of rehabilitation work needed.

The neighbors around these homes have also welcomed the rehabilitation of a home that has often sat empty and fallen into disrepair. “It is amazing to see the positive impact on a street when one home is given new life,” Lindsey Arthur, CEO states. “Rehabbing homes is an excellent way to help be a solution to a growing problem in our city’s neighborhoods.”

GIFTS $25,000 & UPBall Brothers FoundationCity of Muncie Community DevelopmentFederal Home Loan Bank of IndianapolisGeorge and Frances Ball FoundationHamer D. and Phyllis C. Shafer FoundationThe Community Foundation of Muncie & Delaware Co.

GIFTS $10,000 - $24,999Mr. and Mrs. Steven BassettDr. Richard BurkhardtMs. Patricia SchaeferTrim Masters Charitable Foundation

GIFTS $5,000 - $9,999Mr. and Mrs. Bradley M. BenbowGill Bros. Furniture, Inc.Lowe’s CorporationOld National Bank FoundationWill and Kenzie IsaacsSoftwood LumberThe Maxon Foundation at The Community Foundation

GIFTS $1,000 - $4,999Mr. and Mrs. Jay AllardtMr. Waldo BeebeMr. and Mrs. J.G. BerganMr. and Mrs. Joshua BlockMr. and Mrs. Patrick BottsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth BrinerMr. Donnie ClawsonCollege Avenue UMCMr. and Mrs. Wil DavisMr. and Mrs. Douglas DennyEstep Burkey Simmons, LLCFirst Presbyterian ChurchMrs. Diana GodishMr. and Mrs. William HironsDr. William HillIndiana Michigan PowerMr. and Mrs. Roger KarmolinskiMr. and Mrs. Thomas KinghornMr. and Mrs. Tom KishelDr. Donald LaneMr. and Mrs. Larry LibyMs. Mary McDanielDr. and Mrs. Thomas MertensMuncie Altrusa FoundationMuncie Power ProductsMutualBankMr. and Mrs. Mark RatzlaffMr. and Mrs. James RosemaSallie MaeDr. and Mrs. William E. SowersMr. and Mrs. Charles SursaThe GatheringThe Sallie Mae FundMr. and Mrs. Milan ThompsonDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. UlrichMr. Glenn Reed and Mrs. Jan Van Matre-ReedVectren Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Terry WalkerWealth Strategies, Inc.Karen Wenger and Al Smith

GIFTS $500 - $999Ms. Jessica AdamsMr. and Mrs. Stefan AndersonJosh and Lindsey ArthurBethel ChurchMs. Jennifer BottMr. and Mrs. Del BrinsonMr. Patrick BurkeyChristopher and Bettie CaldwellMr. Robert Beasley and Mrs. Kim CampbellMr. and Mrs. Chris CardemonCenter Chapel UMCMr. and Mrs. Ray ChambersCircle of Honor Society Charitable FoundationCorinth UMCMr. and Mrs. Bryan CowdenMr. and Mrs. Chris CrabtreeEaton First Church of GodMr. and Mrs. James EstepFirst Merchants CorporationMr. and Mrs. David P. GilliamMr. and Mrs. Robert GortnerHoly Trinity Lutheran ChurchMr. and Mrs. Ron HoopingarnerDr. Anthony HornadayMr. and Mrs. Myron D. HostetlerMs. Aileen HowardJ G B Properties, LLCMr. Patrick Jones and Dr. Cami Barger-JonesJP Morgan Chase FoundationMs. Martha KendrickGary and Kelli KernMr. and Mrs. James LaceyMr. and Mrs. Kerry LaPreesMr. and Mrs. Rich LeeMr. and Mrs. Mike LunsfordDr. Lynn MarshallMr. and Mrs. John MetzgerDr. and Mrs. J. Paul MitchellMr. James MitchellDr. and Mrs. Ray MontagnoMrs. Sallie NyeMs. Susan Orr-MillerPalmetto Planters, LLCDr. and Mrs. Don ParkMr. and Mrs. Gregg ParrisMr. and Mrs. Tony ProudfootMr. and Mrs. Ronald ProutyMr. and Mrs. Eric ScherrerMr. and Mrs. Neil SchmottlachMs. Carol SealsMr. and Mrs. Steve SelbyMr. and Mrs. Jack TapyMrs. Nancy WatsonWestminster Village Residents AssociationMr. Michael Wolfe

GIFTS $100 - $499Anonymous3M FoundationMs. Marlesa AberJennifer Abrell and Gordon HughesACE Sign Systemc, Inc.Ms. Cathy AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Scott AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Brian AllardtMr. and Mrs. Joseph AllardtMs. Michelle AltobellaHazel Carter AmosMr. and Mrs. Dale AndersonMr. and Mrs. Scott ArringtonMr. and Mrs. Shannon AshbyDrs. Michael and Wynde AshmanMr. and Mrs. Ramon AvilaDr. and Mrs. Steve AvilaMr. and Mrs. John BarberMr. J. Neal Barnum

Dr. and Mrs. Charles BartholomeMs. Serona BartlettMr. and Mrs. Adam BeachMs. Julie BellMr. and Mrs. Von BenedictBen and Pat BennettMr. and Mrs. Tom BenningtonMs. Mary BerryDr. Jeffrey BirdMr. and Mrs. Derron BishopMr. and Mrs. Clayton BonnellMs. Delaina BoydMs. Trisha BoydMr. Thomas BrackenMr. and Ms. Jeffery BrightMr. David R. BrockN.G. and Cynthia M. BrockenMr. and Mrs. Larry BrownMr. and Mrs. Monte BrownMr. and Mrs. Ronald K. BrownMr. and Mrs. Sean BurchamMr. and Mrs. John BurgessMs. Toni BurgosMr. and Mrs. Robert BurtonMr. and Mrs. Andy CampbellMr. and Mrs. Larry CampbellMr. and Mrs. Frank CardiniDr. and Mrs. Dom CaristiCarpets Plus Color TileCars for HomesMs. Sherry CarterMr. Troy CarterMr. and Mrs. Stephen ChatotMs. Bev ChenowethMs. Debbie ChenowethMr. and Mrs. Francis CinqueMs. Sherry ClinePaul Coan and Elizabeth PearsonMs. Patty CoatsMr. Troy CollierRev. and Mrs. John ConstantMr. and Mrs. Christopher CookMr. and Mrs. Eric CooperCover, Indiana, Bicycle TourMr. Jason and Dr. Donna CrayMr. and Mrs. Richard CristMr. and Mrs. Linn CrullSusie CunninghamMr. Gerry CyranowskiMr. Tom DavisMr. Steve DeAndaMr. and Mrs. Roy DeckerMr. and Mrs. Gary DemareePastor and Mrs. Andy DennistonDeSoto UMCMs. Kara DeWeeseDr. Brandon DickeyMr. and Mrs. Cornelius DollisonMr. Ronald DolonMr. and Mrs. Emmett DulaneyMr. and Mrs. Thomas EastusMr. and Mrs. Kevin EckertyMrs. Patricia EcksteinMr. and Mrs. Brad EdmondsonMs. Judi EgbertErie IndemnityMr. and Mrs. Jim H. EvansMr. and Mrs. Michael FaithMr. and Mrs. Chris FancherMr. Homer C. Fannin Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald FauquherMrs. Janet FickFirst Baptist ChurchFirst Brethren ChurchMr. and Mrs. Jud FisherMrs. Stephanie FisherMr. and Mrs. Corey FlintMr. and Mrs. Monte FoistMs. Katherine FoutyMr. Leonard FoutyMr. and Mrs. Joe FreemanMs. Hermanda Gainer

donor · [doh-ner]noun 1. a person or group who gives or donates.

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Ms. Susan GarbodenGaston UMCMs. Janelle GerberMr. and Mrs. Steve GillMs. Marlene GirtonMs. Jani GlennMr. and Mrs. Tom GourleyMr. and Mrs. Scott GreenMs. Connie GregoryMs. Linda GregoryDr. and Mrs. Ned GrinerMr. Shane HallMr. and Mrs. Todd HaneyMr. and Mrs. Lucas HannaMr. and Mrs. David HannahMr. and Mrs. Bernard HansanMr. and Mrs. Tony HaronMr. and Mrs. Timothy HarrisMs. Juliana HarrisMr. and Mrs. Gayle HarroldMs. Roberta HavensHazelwood Christian ChurchMs. Mildred HeddenMr. and Mrs. David HeeterMr. Troy HelmMr. and Mrs. Jerome HenningHigh Street UMCMr. and Mrs. Danny HindsMr. and Mrs. Darrell HoferMs. Mary HolmanMs. Cynthia HoweMs. Melanie HoweMr. Richard HoweMr. Gregory HuffmanMr. Bob HughesMr. and Mrs. Richard HughesMs. Carla HulicMr. Rodger HummMs. Martha HuntMr. and Mrs. Richard HuyckMrs. Sally IrvinJack’s Camera ShopMr. and Mrs. Ken JacksonMr. and Mrs. Theodore JarvisMr. and Mrs. Thomas JarvisMr. James and Dr. Rosemarie JefferyMr. Dan JohnsonMs. Mary K. JohnsonMs. Roni JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Steve JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Eric JonesLeon and Carolyn JonesMr. and Mrs. Jay JulianMrs. Marilyn KaicyMr. and Mrs. Leonard KaminskyMr. Stanley KeilMr. Matthew L. KelseyMr. and Mrs. James KirkwoodMr. and Mrs. Mark KishelKishel PhotographyMr. and Mrs. John KobzaMr. Tyler KochMr. Chris KordylMr. Owen LaChatMr. and Mrs. Conrad LaneMr. and Mrs. Jeff LangMs. Patricia LangMr. and Mrs. Charles LargentMr. and Mrs. Philip LaSpinaPastor and Mrs. Myung Ku LeeMr. and Mrs. Dale LindleyDr. and Mrs. Daniel LopiccoloMr. Jeff Mantock and Mrs. Tricia StanleyMr. and Mrs. Paul MartinMr. and Mrs. Ronald A. MartinMr. and Mrs. Charles MasonMr. and Mrs. Don MatchettMr. and Mrs. Jason MayMr. and Mrs. William McCuneMr. and Mrs. Steve McDowell

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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McDowellMs. Kimbra McDowell-HomzaMr. and Mrs. Timothy McKelveyMs. Joan MerrillMs. Tammy MessersmithMr. and Mrs. John MickleMr. and Mrs. Hank MiliusMs. Carrie Jo MillerMr. and Mrs. Jeremy MillerMr. William V. Miller and Mrs. Annemarie VossMr. and Mrs. Jon MollMr. and Mrs. Jim MooreMr. and Mrs. Stephen MooreMr. and Mrs. Jay MoormanMr. and Mrs. Mark MordueMr. William P. MorganMr. and Mrs. Ben MoultonMs. Laurie MullenMr. and Mrs. Christopher MunchelMr. Robert T. MurphySteven and Lisa MurphyMs. Barbara MyersMr. Jeffrey MyersMs. Joyce NealMr. and Mrs. James NeedhamMr. and Mrs. Montelle NeedlerMr. and Mrs. Willie NelsonMs. Carol NelsonMs. Phyllis NelsonMr. and Mrs. Brian NixonMr. and Mrs. George OakleyOakville First Brethren ChurchMr. and Mrs. Keith OrebaughMs. Tracy OsborneLarry and Barbara OttingerMs. Mary PainterMr. and Mrs. Tom ParkerMs. Genetha ParrMr. and Mrs. Jeff ParsonsMrs. Carol PaulMs. Sue PaulMr. and Mrs. William PeckinpaughMr. and Mrs. Jerry PeirsonMs. Donna PenticuffMs. Jane PerryMrs. Clara PersingerMr. and Mrs. Doug PetersMr. Dan PikeDr. and Mrs. Gyorgy PolczPrime Trust FinancialMr. and Mrs. Tracy RabelMr. and Mrs. David RawlsMr. Greg RawsonMs. Sarah RectorMr. and Mrs. James RedigerMr. Wesley RedigerMs. Julie ReedPastor and Mrs. Paul ReederMr. and Mrs. Daniel RennerMr. Sean RichardsonMs. Caitlyn RickeyMs. Sherry RigginMr. and Mrs. James RiggleRiverside Avenue Baptist ChurchMr. Andy RobertsMr. and Mrs. Ian RobertsonMr. and Mrs. David RossMr. Jerall RossMr. and Mrs. Rick RowrayMr. and Mrs. Richard RuhMr. and Mrs. Derek RuttanMs. Merry SchwindtMs. Denise Seabert-BaileyMrs. Sandra SextonMary Jo and John SgroMr. and Mrs. Michael Sheffield

Mr. and Mrs. Brian ShrieveDr. and Mrs. Julius SilvidiRev. and Mrs. Dan SinkhornMr. and Mrs. Steve SlavinThe Smalstig FamilyMr. and Mrs. Scott SmithMr. and Mrs. David SmithMr. James and Mrs. Patsy SmithMr. and Mrs. William SmithMr. William J. SmithMr. and Mrs. Larry SoudersMs. Karen SpahrMr. and Mrs. Joseph SpeeceMr. and Mrs. Michael SpillmanMr. and Mrs. Richard SpisakDr. Jeffery StahlyMr. and Mrs. Daniel StallingsMr. and Mrs. Casey StanleyMr. and Mrs. Kelly StanleyMs. Melissa StanleyMs. Vicki StarkMrs. Mary Jane SursaT.Rowe PriceMr. and Mrs. Brad TaflingerThe RevolutionThe Thompson GroupMr. and Mrs. Gary ThomasMr. and Mrs. Preston TollettMs. Yasemin TuncMr. Scott Davis and Mrs. Julie Tuttle DavisMr. and Mrs. Robert Tyler Jr.Ms. Diane TymiakMr. and Mrs. Robert F. UlrichMr. and Mrs. William UlrichMs. Gemi UpchurchMr. Daniel VippermanVision Solutions, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Wade Von KleeckMr. Denny Vorhees and The Honorable Marianne VorheesMs. Marcia WadeMr. Edgar WagnerMr. and Mrs. Herbert Walker Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Harvey WarrnerMs. Jennifer WarrnerMs. Liang WenjingMr. and Mrs. Larry WesleyMr. Keith WhiteMrs. Gail WickershamMrs. Doris Jane WileyDr. and Mrs. Leland WilhoiteMr. and Mrs. James WilsonMr. and Mrs. Jerry WiseMr. Matthew WolfertMs. Mary Ann WrightMr. and Mrs. Todd YarbroughDanny and Amy YorkDr. Daryl YostDr. Alexander Zemtsov and Dr. Tali Giveon

GIFT-IN-KIND DONORS, 2013Mr. AJ AdkinsAshton Land SurveyorsMs. Mary BerryBerwyn StudiosMs. Jennifer BottByerly Tent RentalCollege Avenue UMCComcast SpotlightCree LightingCS Kern, Inc.Dandelions Flowers and GiftsDow Reichhold Specialty Latex LLCMr. Myron Earhart

ellie jane studioMs. Mary EvansMs. Lyndall GabbertGDB International, Inc.Hazelwood Christian ChurchHeather’s Edible ArtMr. Hans J. HeintzelmanMs. Vicki HunterIndiana Public RadioJ G B Properties, LLCJames Hardie Building Products Inc.Johns-ManvilleJPMorgan Chase BankMs. Janet S. KanedyMr. and Mrs. Paul KellerMs. Martha KendrickMr. and Mrs. Brad KingMs. Karen KingMr. Kendal MayMs. Annette McClendonMrs. Euvena MorrowMs. Amy MoudyMs. Judith NeedlerMr. and Mrs. Willie NelsonNye’s Wrecker Service

In Honor of Tom Adams .........................Ms. Robyn Axel-AdamsIn Memory of Paul Browning.................Eaton Elementary SchoolIn Honor of Dr. and Mrs. James Byrn ....Ms. Mildred HeddenIn Memory of Mrs. Hazel Marie Cecil ...Mr. and Mrs. Michael SheffieldIn Honor of Jason Haney .......................Ms. Liang WenjingIn Honor of Harvest Christian Fellowship Children’s Ministry ...............Mr. and Mrs. Andy CampbellIn Memory of Ann Humm ......................Mr. Rodger HummIn Memory of Mrs. Betty Hurst ............Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheffield In Honor of Sallie Nye ...........................Ms. Jill FordIn Memory of Ray and Muriel Olson ....Mr. and Mrs. Conrad LaneIn Honor of Nancy Prater......................Kelly and Joel ShrockIn Honor of Jake Reams .........................Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Dollison Mr. and Mrs. Myron D. HostetlerIn Memory of Katherine Rector ..............Wealth Strategies, Inc. In Memory of Eva Ross .........................Bartlett CorporationIn Memory of Vera Ross ........................Dr. Jeanine GreenIn Memory of Barry Smith .....................Mr. William J. SmithIn Memory of Robert Wickersham ..........Mrs. Gail Wickersham

2013 TRIBUTES

Olive Garden #1401Mr. and Mrs. Butch ParkerPengad, Inc.Ms. Martha PhilipsMs. Mary PiercePridemark ConstructionMs. Dixie QuakenbushRiverside UMCSchneider ElectricShick Sand & GravelDr. and Mrs. William E. SowersMr. and Mrs. Joseph SpeeceStarbuck’sMs. Vicki StarkTerrestrial Temple ChurchThe GatheringMr. and Mrs. Larry ThomasTK Constructors, Inc.Valspar CorporationWaitt Trucking, Inc.Wasson NurseryWee Wisdon Nursery SchoolWendy’sWhirlpool CorporationYouth Opportunity Center

Muncie Habitat has supported the work of Habitat Bolivia for over 26 years, helping to construct over 90 homes!

Impact beyond Muncie...

AFFILIATESources: FOUNDATIONS 181,343.29INDIVIDUALS 171,439.50GIFT-IN-KIND 125,716.34MORTGAGES 123,412.34GOVERNMENT 119,383.35BUSINESSES 87,421.81RESTORE PROFIT 70,055.19MISCELLANEOUS 24,434.93CHURCHES 13,381.76

TOTAL 916,588.51

Uses: PROGRAM SERVICES 743,344.12FUNDRAISING 126,684.54MANAGEMENT& GENERAL 63,088.63TITHE 18,478.90

TOTAL 951,596.19

Sources: SALES 274,461.83 GIFT-IN-KIND 5,562.00RECYCLING 2,701.23

TOTAL 282,725.06

Uses: MANAGEMENT & GENERAL 212,669.87Net Profit to Affiliate 70,055.19

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Partnering with Habitat Bolivia, Muncie Habitat truly lives out its vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live.

Bolivia

2013 Financials

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