2010 Annual Report

2010
Annual
Report
Our Mission
The Road Home Dane County serves homeless families with children in collaboration
with local faith communities and organizations. We are committed to the empowerment
and long-term success of children and families, to serving each family with dignity and
respect, and to achieving results in helping families improve their lives. We welcome
the entire community, in all its diversity, to participate in the pursuit of safe, affordable
housing for all.
Homes for
Families Tours
Please join us to learn more about
how The Road Home changes the lives
of homeless families. During these
short, powerful, and informative
tours, you will learn about family
homelessness in our community and
how The Road Home is working to
help families transform their lives.
We invite you to meet our executive
director, staff, and board members to
see our work first-hand. This is not a
fund-raiser and we guarantee it will
only last 59 minutes! Tours are held
at our offices located at 128 E. Olin
Avenue, Madison WI 53713.
2011 Homes for Families Tour Dates
Wednesday, August 10th at 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, August 23rd at 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, September 13th at 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, September 21st at 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday, October 5th at 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, October 11th at 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, November 9th at 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday, December 7th at 7:00 p.m.
Table of Contents
President’s Message.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
2010 Board Members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Thank You Volunteers and Donors. . . 3
Statistics and Demographics.. . . . . . . . 3
Programs:
Shelter Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Case Management.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Transitional Housing.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Permanent Housing.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Financial Statements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
2010 Donors:
Homes for Families Society. . . . . . 14
Annual Fund Donors.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Participating Congregations.. . . . . . . 21
If you have questions regarding the Annual Report, please contact us at 608-294-7998.
An electronic version of this report is available on our website at www.trhome.org.
Dear Friends,
What an honor it has been for me to serve another term as President of the Board of
Directors of The Road Home. My involvement over the years has changed my perspective
of what homelessness really means. To listen to the stories told by families, especially
those coming from a small child, has been an education to me and enlightening to say
the least. The face of a homeless family is clearer to me and one that deserves all of the
resources we can provide.
It is hard to believe that it has been over a year since we moved our first families into
the Housing & Hope apartments. What a success story this has been! To date, 23 adults
and 55 children have enjoyed a secure place they can call home. And that is only part of
the story as we continue to pursue the next phase of our campaign to secure additional
Housing & Hope apartments for our families.
The other shelter and housing programs sponsored by The Road Home experienced
continued success as well. In total, we served 113 families, including 256 children, as
compared to 74 families served in 2009. In addition, 97% of families who moved into
housing in 2009 remained in housing during this past year. Our Interfaith Hospitality
Network shelter program, which is sponsored by our faith community supporters,
provided shelter to 25 families during the year. Of these families, 91% moved into one
of The Road Home housing programs.
But despite the rewarding success stories that we are so proud to tell, it is still not
enough. We, along with our community partners, strive to reach out to all families in
need of shelter, but we are still unable to reach all of them. During this past year, 296
families, which translates into 842 people, were turned away from our services.
As I said in my President’s Message last year, our commitment to reduce homelessness is
energized, and that energy remains strong. Even though I will be passing my President’s
gavel to my successor, Rev. David Michael, in 2011, I will continue to serve on The Road
Home Board of Directors. With all of your support, whether it be through your generous
donations or through your commitment of volunteer hours, together we can continue
the mission of providing safe and affordable housing for all and changing the face of
homelessness.
Patsy A. Miller, President
Board of Directors
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2010 Board Of Directors
Patsy Miller, President
Rev. David Michael, Vice President
Jay Sekelsky, Treasurer
Alice Spencer, Secretary
Muhammad Abdullah, Diversity Officer
Wayne Achterberg
Heather Beck
Dave Grauwels
Tim Mazur
Barbara McKinney
Pat Mooney
Rebekah Rickner
Wayne Strong
Jill Thomas
Ann Wenzel
Board Members serve a term of three years and may
be nominated for a second term. Officers are elected
annually and may serve multiple terms. The Board
met on the following dates: 1/26, 2/22, 3/22, 4/26,
5/24, 6/28, 8/23, 9/27, 10/25 and 12/6.
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Thank You Volunteers and Donors
The Road Home would not be able to help homeless families succeed without the
participation of hundreds of volunteers, who provided 13,542 hours of service to our
families in 2010. In addition, we are able to offer personal care items and household
goods to our families only because many people and organizations have generously
donated new or used items. We thank you for your time, generosity and care!
Thank you!
2010 Program Statistics and Demographics
Age
13%
17%
22%
14%
34%
0-2 years
3-5 years
6-12 years
13-17 years
18-64 years
Race
79%
13%
4%
2%
1%
<1%
African American
Caucasian
Biracial
Asian
Latino
Native American
Family composition
76%
Single mother with children
16%
Two-parent family
7%
Single father with children
3%
Multi-generational family
Sources of income
39%
W2 (Wisconsin’s Welfare to Work program)
36%
Employment
23%
Social Security or Social Security Disability
15%
Child Support
6%
Unemployment
1%
Other (financial aid, veterans benefits)
Note: all income sources are reported for each family. Total is >100%.
Residency
79% Wisconsin residents prior to participating in our programs.
73% Dane County residents prior to participating in our programs.
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Shelter Programs
bring families inside and start them on the road to housing
Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN)
Shelter Program - The Road Home shelters
homeless families with children through a
network of area churches and synagogues.
Volunteers from these congregations
provide overnight shelter, three meals per
day and evening activities for the families.
Daytime shelter and case management
services are provided at the day center.
Warming House - Services for families
who have been turned away from shelter
programs due to lack of capacity and who
have no place else to go. These families
spend the night at The Salvation Army but
must leave in the morning. The Road Home
provides daytime shelter. 96 families
used The Road Home’s short-term case
management and daytime services as part
of the Warming House program.
Families staying in shelter work with a case
manager to seek housing, employment
and other community services and attend
educational workshops. Transportation
between locations is provided by The Road
Home. 296 families were turned away due
to lack of space.
Outcomes
25 families (30 adults, 51 children) stayed in the IHN Shelter.
91% of departing families moved into housing.
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Crystal and Antonio
Before becoming homeless, Crystal
and Antonio (age 3) lived with various
friends and relatives. Crystal had a good
job working at Federal Express, but was
forced to quit when her car was stolen
and she had no way to get to work.
She applied for many jobs, but with no
transportation she was unable to secure
employment. She felt hopeless. After
much thought, she decided to move back
to Madison where she had lived when
she was younger. She believed that her
employment and transportation prospects
would be better here.
when they were denied shelter, Crystal
and Antonio would walk the streets.
Finally, space became available for them
in the IHN Shelter .
Crystal filled out 10 housing applications
during her first week in shelter and applied
for jobs daily. She found a seasonal job at
Target and was accepted into the Second
Chance Leasing Program. Crystal moved
into her apartment on December 1, 2010.
She was so happy about moving into
her very first apartment that she didn’t
sleep at all the first night. She just walked
around the apartment trying to take it all
in and get used to it. Antonio turned four
that week, and was able to invite his best
friend to sleep over, in his own room, for
his birthday.
Once in Madison, Crystal and Antonio
were able to get into the Warming House
for a couple of nights, but were denied
shelter on several nights, too. On nights
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Case Management
helps each family address needs and opportunities to
promote housing stability
Every family participating in The Road
Home’s shelter and housing programs
works closely with a professional social
worker to address barriers, access
resources and work toward goals.
The Road Home case managers develop
trusting relationships with families that
allow them to assess and address a broad
array of needs.
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Sheena, Lowery and their children
In April 2010, Sheena and Lowery became
homeless with their two children, Daijon
(age 6) and Azarie (2), and also learned that
Sheena was pregnant with twins. While
getting back on the road to stable housing,
they have had the opportunity to work
with case managers at The Salvation Army,
in the Warming House, in the IHN Shelter
and then in housing.
manager on their goal of finding housing.
In under a month, the family’s hard work
paid off and they were approved for an
apartment. They chose to participate
in the Housing Stabilization Program so
they could continue to benefit from case
management support.
Now case management is centered
around longer-term goals. Sheena is
currently working with her case manager
to enroll in school. Lowery obtained his
security license and landed a better job
as a security guard. A short while after
they moved in, they welcomed home two
beautiful baby boys, Malik and Malikhi,
and their case manager was able to help
them get needed items for the babies.
With their case manager at Salvation
Army they completed housing
applications and sought pre-natal care.
Lowery looked for employment and
Sheena enrolled in W2, but this did not
provide enough income to afford a threebedroom apartment.
While participating in Warming House,
Lowery worked with a case manager
at The Road Home to continue his job
search, look for apartment leads and
access much-need supplies for his family.
When they were about to lose all hope,
Lowery found employment.
Sheena says, “The case managers were
helpful. They gave us information and
helped us look for jobs. They worked
hard to keep in contact with property
managers at properties where we had put
in applications.”
Shortly after, a spot opened up for them
in The Road Home’s IHN Shelter. Now that
they didn’t need to find shelter each night,
they had more time to work with their case
“It feels good to have your own place
where you can have your own privacy,”
adds Lowery. “Once you get to moving
forward, don’t look back!”
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Transitional Housing
Programs
assist families for 12 to 24 months in transitioning from
homelessness to independent, stable housing
Housing Stabilization – One year of postshelter case-management services for
families able to access and pay for their
own housing
Second Chance Leasing Program – A
one-year version of the Second Chance
Apartment Project
Rapid Rehousing - One year of shallow
rental assistance (average $200 per
month) and case- management services
provided in collaboration with United
Way of Dane County, the YWCA and The
Salvation Army, to move families quickly
from shelter to housing, or to avoid
shelter completely
Second Chance Apartment Project – Two
years of subsidized housing and support
services provided in collaboration with
the YWCA of Madison, congregations and
organizations
Outcomes
30 of 31 (97%) of 2009 families reached
one year of stable housing in 2010.
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Eva, Robert and their children
Eva, her husband Robert (not pictured),
and their 3 children, Laney (age 19, not
pictured), Christian (age 9), and Nicholas
(age 6), lost their apartment when Eva
experienced a re-occurrence of breast
cancer and was no longer able to work.
Robert was unable to keep up with all
of the family’s bills on his income alone.
Eva, Robert and their children had no
choice but to stay with elderly relatives.
This placed a big strain on everyone
since the space was small and the
relatives were not used to having active
children in the household.
and a small rental subsidy, the family
was able to obtain a beautiful apartment
which they have made into their home.
Since moving into housing, Eva has
gained employment and is presently
medically stable. She does advocacy
work speaking to survivors of breast
cancer. Robert has maintained
employment despite the stress of the
past year. Christian and Nicholas are
doing well at school and have been
connected with additional supports.
Eva says that transitional housing
assistance provided “help for the mind,
body, and soul.” She adds, “The program
not only helped with rent, but it helped
my family as a whole. The Road Home has
given us the moral support and stability
to stand alone on our own two feet when
the time comes and the program ends.”
After four months, the family was
referred to Rapid Rehousing by a partner
agency, Joining Forces for Families
(JFF). Upon entering the program, Eva
and Robert met with Rapid Rehousing
coordinators and completed an intensive
housing search. With case management
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Permanent Housing
Programs
provide longer-term housing and services to assist families
who will need support beyond 24 months
House-ability – Housing subsidy and
support services for families with a
disabled adult provided in collaboration
with the YWCA and The Salvation Army
Housing & Hope - The Road Home owns
and operates fifteen units of housing with
on-site case management and affordable
rents. Fifteen additional apartments will
be developed at the completion of the
campaign. Meridian Group, Inc. is our
development and management partner
for this project.
Outcomes
30 families served. All seven families that entered in
2009 remained stable for at least one year. Six of seven
families that entered in 2008 remained in stable
housing for at least two years.
Housing & Hope donor quilt listing donors over $2,500.
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Jeff, Karissa and Karma
Jeff and Karissa both grew up in Madison.
In 2009, they were evicted from their
apartment just before the birth of their
first child, Karma. They spent time in The
Road Home’s IHN Shelter when Karma
was just weeks old and were one of the
first families to move into the Housing
& Hope apartments in November 2009.
The family stabilized and still lives there,
reaching toward its goals.
really enjoyed. Once they had income,
they made good on their payment plan.
It was a perfect example of The Road
Home’s strategy to house a family with
no income, but still hold them responsible
and accountable for their rent.
Jeff and Karissa are grateful for the
Housing & Hope apartment, and most
thankful for the affordable rent. Kristin,
their on-site case manager, is extremely
impressed with how much love and
attention they give to Karma, who turned
one year old in this stable environment.
She learned how to crawl, walk, and start
to talk at age-appropriate times thanks in
part to the stability this program has given
her family. They truly put their daughter
first and are determined to support her
and make her life easier and safer going
forward than it was in the first few weeks
of her life.
When they first moved into their
apartment, they had no income. In
line with the program’s affordable rent
structure, they received a rent deferment
for a few months at the minimum rent
rate of $200 per month. That enabled
them to avoid late fees while they were
unable to pay rent, and then to make a
plan to pay their back rent when they
obtained income. They enrolled in W2
and Jeff was placed at a work site that he
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2010 Consolidated Financial Statements
Complete, audited financial statements are available through The Road Home office.
Statement of Activities:
Support and Revenue:
Contributions.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,530,467
Government Grants.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272,169
School transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,640
Return on investments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100,178
Rent revenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33,819
Miscellaneous revenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,069
Total Support and Revenue.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,956,342
Expenses:
Program services.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 778,268
Management and general. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114,209
Fundraising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134,515
Total Expense.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,026,992
Write off of unconditional promises to give.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64,103
Total Expenses and Losses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,091,095
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 865,247
The Road Home Annual Revenue*
Donations
Government
United Way
Rental income
Forever Fund distribution
*Does not include Capital Campaign gifts or return on investments
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Statement of Financial Position
Assets:
Cash. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402,320 Certificates of deposit.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280,641
Security deposit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,502
Escrow account.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,700
Replacement reserve. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,976
Accounts receivable.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27,928
Unconditional promises to give
Housing & Hope campaign.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 678,906
Other. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 627,520
Prepaid expenses.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22,508
Property and equipment – net. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,270,738
The Road Home Sustainability Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402,195
Housing & Hope Forever Fund.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,229,432
Total Assets.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,968,366
Liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued expenses. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19,523
Accrued payroll, taxes and vacation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,530
Notes payable. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 534,300
Total Liabilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565,353
Net Assets
Unrestricted. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,271,196
Temporarily restricted
Housing & Hope campaign. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,414,848
Other. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716,969
Total net assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,131,817
Total liabilities and net assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,968,366
The Road Home Dane County is currently carrying significant cash balances for the
purchase and rehabilitation of affordable, supported housing units through the Housing
& Hope initiative.
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2010 Donors
We have tried to provide an accurate list of contributors. If you have contributed but
your name is not included, we apologize. Please let us know so we can correct it. If you
prefer to be anonymous in future listings, also please let us know.
Homes for Families Society
Sponsor a Home
Sponsor a Family
($10,000 per year for five years)
Anonymous (2)
Bill and Jan DeAtley
The Douglas Stewart Company, Inc.
($5,000 per year for five years)
Bachmann Construction
Douglas and Norma Madsen
Tim and Kathy Mazur
Dan Peck
Dr. Jack and Nancy Westman
Sponsor a Child
($1,000 per year for five years)
Anonymous (3)
Jodi and Wayne Achterberg
Apartment Association of
South Central WI
Dr. Craig and Ann Aswegan
John Bahlman
Virginia Bartelt
Nancy and Gregory Beale
Jill and Mike Bowles
Stephen and Laurel Brown
Eliot Butler
Tye and Cyrena Cook
Thomas Crone and Bobbie
Beson-Crone
Glenn Cushing and
Clare Nichols
Christine and Kevin Dahlhauser
Linda Dawson and
Don Pfahler
DeForest Dental Services
Nancy Feingold and
Doug Green
Ellen Flaherty
Judy and John Fritz
Marianna Fuchs
Deirdre Garton
Thomas and Karen Golden
Bridget and Dave Grauwels
In Loving Memory of James Grauwels
Stephen and Susan Hird
Richard Hochstetter and
Edith Alt-Hochstetter
Enid Hoffman
Lynn and Bill Holley
Laura and Mike Huggett
Gail Jacob and
Henry Steinberger
Sari and Mike Judge
Lynn and Dan Kaplan
Donna Katen-Bahensky
Karen and Randy Kessenich
Scott and Tess Klug
Michael and Karen Knetter
Ed and Bobbie Krinsky
Jeffery and Char Kuchenbecker
Scott and Suzanne Kuhn
Ann Lacy
Mark and Sue Landgraf
Ellen Lindgren
Griff and Mary Beth Madigan
Cheri and Karl Madsen
Paul and Melissa Markquart
Patsy and Rodney Miller
Dr. Anna Maria Myklebust
and Dr. Barb Knisely
Helene Nelson and James Arts
Alicia and Skip Nordness
Chuck Oehler
Pam Oliver and John Lemke
Sona Olson and Sean Dilweg
Keely and Kevin Oppermann
Anshul and Janette Pande
Rhonda and Phillip Plourd
Beth Potter and Robin Carre
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Jason and Rebecca Punzel
Reynolds Family
Karyl Rice and
Richard Arneson
Felix and Kristin Richgels
Julie and David Riddler
Janet Robertson
Laura and Steven Rose
Bruce Rosen and Diane Seder
Nancy and Jeffery Rosnow
Nancy Rottier and Gary Goyke
Louise Rowe
Sarah and Jack Salzwedel
Mike and Mary Schlageter
Sharon Schoolmeesters
Jay and Katie Sekelsky
Erica Serlin and Ken Kushner
Nirupama K. Shevde
Wendy Moore Skinner
and Jim Skinner
Christopher and Alice Spencer
Dr. James and Andrea Stein
Doug and Beckie Strub
Laura and Eric teDuits
Barbara Tesch and
Nellie Szolcxewski
Marc and Astrid Vaccaro
Waterstone Mortgage Corp.
Wendy Weber
Ann Wenzel
2010 Donors
Hildegard Adler
Marjorie Aiello
Jean-Paul and Kimberly Aime
Jennifer Alderman
Patricia Alea
Tom Alesia
Jean Allen
Michael J. Allen
Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc.
American Family Insurance
Ancora Coffee Roasters, Inc.
Dan Anderson
Esther and Gary Anderson
Norman and Peggy Anderson
Patricia Anderson
Sharon and Ronald Anderson
Janice Anderzon
Aaron and Nadia Anding
Bob and Gail Ansheles
Florence Appel and
Robert Sompolski
Todd Argall
John and Barbara Armitage
Deane and Edith Arny
Alka and Rakesh Arora
Ascender Corporation
Chris Ashley
Associated Bank
D. Jackie Austin
George and
M.J. Vukelich-Austin
Jacqueline Bacon
Ronald Baeseman
Patricia Bailes
Kristi and Doug Baker
Matthew Banks
Susan Barnett and
Sonja Reschke
Kim Barovic
Virginia and Anthony Barresi
Mary Jean Bartholomew
David Barton and
Mary Wagner
Bashford United
Methodist Church
Sylvia Batchelder
Mark and Janice Bauman
Susan and Ellis Bauman
Nancy and Dean Baumgardner
Frieda Baxter
Carousel Bayrd and
Tim Sobota
Linda Bazarko
Dixie Beadle
Ellouise Beatty
Corinne Beavers
Patricia Becker
George and Donna Beestman
Lois Bergerson
Kathie Bennett
Lawrence and Janice Bensky
Kathleen Benson
Erin Berge
Kara and Rob Bergenthal
Laura Berger
Ruth Ann Berkholtz and
George Nestler
Linda and Niles Berman
Dawn Berney and
Edward Angelina
Rev. Peter Besenbruch
Janine and Russ Bessemer
Karen Best
Bethany United
Methodist Church
Bethel Lutheran Church
Rabbi Jonathan Biatch
Jill and Jim Bidlingmaier
Mary Biebl-Yahnke
Pastor Kurt and Lori Billings
Katherine Blake
Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church
Del Blocker
Ben and Evelyn Blum
Corlie Blumenfeld
Rev. Shelley Bobb
Janet Bohn
Jon Boldebuck
Monica and Robert Bolle
Andy Bontz
Erin and Rick Bosch
Fredi-Ellen Bove
WInton and Tammy Boyd
Ann and Paul Boyer
Amy Boynton
Mary Brackey
David and Rhoda Braunschweig
Tony and Melissa Breitbach
Rev. F. Peter and
Patricia Brinkman
Diane Brinson
Judith Broad
Thomas and Lynn Broderick
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Becca Broh
Sue Broihahn
Sharon and Andy Brolin
Myrtle Brown
Barbara Copeland Buenger
Marguerite and Erwin Bulgrin
Donna Burgette and
Ruth Dabbratz
Susan Burhop
Anna Burish
Burke Lutheran Church
Sara Burr
Gary and Yvonne Bushland
Julie Buss
Carolyn and Brian Butler
Glenn and Ria Cain
Kathleen Callahan
Barb and Nate Campbell
Dianne Campbell
Capability Systems
Capitol Indemnity Corp.
Jorge and Mary Cardona
Mike and Jill Cardwell
Bradley Carl and
Merideth Trahan
Caitlin Carlson
Dorothy Carlson
Ronald and Jewel Carlson
Sheila Carlson
Susan Carlson
Susan Carnell
Ronalee Carr
Devery Cash
Ester Castor
Sherry and Douglas Caves
CDW
Marcia Cegavske
Lynn Celley
Central Dane County Chapter
of Thrivent Financial
Larry S. Charme, MD
Susan and Robert Chase
Mac Chorlton
Christ Presbyterian Church
Mary Kay Clark
M. Cleeson
Ardis Coffman
Jennifer Colegrove
Dennis Collier
Pam and Tom Collins
Joanne Conger and
Jan Anderson
Congregation Shaarei
Shamayim
Anne Connor
Kia and Tom Conrad
Kathryn and Randy Converse
Cooksville Lutheran Church
Mary Cooper
Sharon Corrigan
Cosco
Joyce and Jack Cotton
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Julie and William Cox
Mary Cragin
Matthew Cranney
Christina Craven
James Crist and
Mary Bird-Crist
Christopher Cummings and
Megan Miller
Robert and Nancy Currell
Paul Curtis
Terri Curtis
George C. Cutlip
Charles Czuprynski
Mary Dahlstrom
Dale Heights
Presbyterian Church
Nancy Mairs Daly
Dane County Earth Scouts
Gayle Daugherity
Wynn and Loree Davies
Jennifer Davis
Shannon Davis
Rev. James and Edith Davison
Rebecca Dopp De Waart
Paul and Andrea Dearlove
Robert Debroux
Benjamin and Terri Deist
DEMCO
Marina and Juan DePablo
Sara Detienne
Gene and Beatrice Dewey
Beth and Daniel Dibbert
Michael Difrisco
Marjorie A. DiMaggio
Heidi Doeberlein
Thomas and Anastasia Doherty
Sarah and Eric Domyan
Door Creek Church
Kathleen Doran
Jon Dresser
Sandra Drew
Denlinger Drumm Family
Linda Dunk
Mary Lou Dzick
Ann Eaves
B. K. Eaves
Benjamin Eaves
Patrick Eaves
Juanita Ebert
Carole Ecker
Edgewood College
Teri Edman
Irvin and Vivian Ehrlich
Judith Ellickson
Rhonda Elmer
Energy Solutions, Inc.
Kathleen Engebretsen
Kelley Engle
Jane and Eric Englund
Epic Systems Corporation
Amy Epstein
Lynne Martin Erickson
Pamela and Howard Erlanger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thomas and Rebecca Evans
Susan Fadness
Mary Ann Fahl
Karen Falkner
Thomas Farrell
Lynn Faulkner
Elizabeth Feder
Barbara Feeney
Tana Feiner
Stephi Feller
G. Donald and Myra Ferree
Heidi and Marshall Fields
Lynn Fiore
First Baptist Chruch
First Presbyterian Church
First Unitarian Society
First Weber Group
Foundation, Inc.
Irene and Michael Fischer
Suzanne and Donald Folberg
Pamela Fornell
Marian Forseth
Courtier Foundation Inc.
Rotter Family Foundation, Inc.
Veronica and David Franchino
Darren and Jennifer Frank
Debra and Jeffrey Freeman
Gordon and Jean Freese
Michelle Frehner
Elizabeth Frei
Lisa Friedman
Gary and Bonnie Friedman
Diane and Richard Fronek
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Graham and Margaret Fuguitt
Mary Fulton and
Steven Koslov
Susan and Devan Funk
Mary Ellen Gabriel
Anthony Galli
Rev. Marilyn Gamm and
Craig Howard
Marla Gamoran
Amy Gannaway
Marilee Gardner
Kathleen Garton
Mari Gasiorowicz
Dorothy Gasner
Joan Gassen
Cynthia and Dave Gaston
Sherrie Gates-Hendrix and
Doug Hendrix
Susan Gausselin
Dana Sara Patricia Gavrila
Lavon Geasland
Erica Fox Gehrig
Geneva Campus Church
Clarice Gensch
Lillian Genskow
Jamie and Adam Gepner
Nancy Gidal
Kathleen Giegerich
Susanne Gilbertson
Arthur and Josephine Gill
Audrey B. and
Dr. Haywood Gilliam
Sarah Gillmore
Sheridan Glen
Glenwood Moravian Church
Norris and Sandra Glick
Karen and Norman Goeschko
Steven A. Goldberg
Steven Goldstein and
Lara Heisler
Maureen Gonter
S. A. Gonzales, MD
Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church
GoodSearch
Sherry Gotzler
John Grace
Roberta and Thomas Grade
James Graham
Grainger Matching Charitable
Gifts Program
Patrick and Trish Grant
Judie Grauwels
The Great Dane Pub &
Brewing Co., Inc.
Great Wolf Resorts
Dianne Greenley
Ann Grote
Sue Gudenkauf
Carl Gulbrandsen
Nancy and Peter Gunder
Gundlach Family Fund of
Messiah Lutheran Church
Diane Gutmann
Robert and Jessie Gwynne
Julie and John Haberkorn
Michelle Hackworthy
Jim and Pat Hale
Deborah Hall
Linda Hall
Mary Hall
Hallman Lindsay Paints, Inc.
Michael Halsted
Larry Hamlin
Jacob Hamus
Kristy Hanselman
Sandra Hardie
Reta Harring
Karen and Phillip Harris
Philip Haslanger
Hatheway Hasler
Dan and Renee Haupt
Donald Hausch and
Joanne Thomson
H. William and Susan Hausler
Sally Haveman
Andrew and Lisa Hayes
Shannon Hayes
Jo Healless
Anne Healy
Terry and Liz Heinrichs
Billie and Simon Hellerstein
Kathleen Helm and
Gaspar Giorgi
Stacy and Eric Helsher
Kevin Hennessey
Jeff Henriques and Laurie Frost
Becky Hergenrother
Ramon and Fern Hernandez
Linda Hess
Denise Hettrick
Angela Heyworth
Mary Jane Hill
Sherry Hill
Cynthia Hirsch
Thomas and Sharyl Hivko
Judith Hoard and
Beth Ringgenberg
Kevin and Mary Hoffman
Sherie Hohs
Deborah and William Holden
Shirley Holland
Hollie Hollister and
Chris Seymour
Donald and Loretta Holmen
Walt and Linda Holthaus
Home Savings Bank
John Horn
Kirsten Houghton
Hovde Foundation
John and Marirose Huebscher
David Hunt and Lisa Beslic
Lorrie and John Hylkema
Ann and Benjamin Imig
Immanual Lutheran Church
- Mt. Horeb
Paul Ingebrigtson and
Peggy Olson
Phil Ingwell
M. Michael Di Iorio
Diane Iverson
Jack DeLoss Taylor
Charitable Trust
Celia Jackson
Ebony Jackson
Ralph and Marie Jackson
Carol Lynne and Paul Jacobsen
Shantelle James
Terri Jaye
Trudi Jenny
Jewish Federation of Madison
David and Jean Johnsen
Colleen Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
Mary Johnson
Phillip and Suzan Johnson
Richard W. Johnson
Ann Marie Jones
Rosemary and Lee Jones
Michael Kafka
Sharon Kahn
Stephen Kailin
Nancy Kalsow
Sonja Karatjas
Barbara Karlen
Ron and Deb Karow
Kayla’s Custom Cleaning LLC
Katharine Kazan
Mary Ellen Kearney
Janet Kelly
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Peggy and Paul Kent
Leah and Raymond Kessel
Paul Ketterer
Lou Ann Kidd
Anne Kies
James and Deborah Kinder
Edward Kinney
Helen Kinsella
Pastor Dean and Kris Kirst
Sarah Kissel
Kiwanis Club of Madison West
Helen Klibaner
Kathleen Klubertanz
Karyn Knaak
Dave and Carol Knesh
Kris Knight
Deb and Charlie Knudsen
Debora Knutson
Patricia Koch
Jean Koehler
Elizabeth Kohl
Pat and Mike Kokot
Richard Komyatte
Nancy and Andrew Kosseff
Kraft Foods Foundation
Matching Gift Program
Margie and Thomas Krauskopf
Susan Krebsbach
Rachel Krinsky and Scott Titus
Robert and Carol Krisky
Shawn Krueger
The Kruse Company Realtors
Pastor Dustin Krystowiak
Laura Kunze
Jessica Kurtenbach
William and Michelle Kussy
Atsuka and Paul Kusuda
Amber and Jason Kwiatkowski
Ellyn Kyser
Sean Laborde
Shawna Lahman
Lake Edge Lutheran Church
Lake Edge United Church
of Christ
Lakeview Lutheran Church
Gregory Lampe and
Jody Lee-Lampe
Hilda Lange
Mary Lange
Matthew Langer
Mary and Steve Langlie
Michelle Larson
Michael and Amber Lashua
Dale Lavelle
Danielle Lawson
Pastor Russell Leeper
Rosemary Lehman
James and Rose Lehnherr
Wanda and Arvid Lekies
Christine Lemmenes
Fran and Gloria Lentvorsky
Marvin Levy
Ruth Ley
Matthew and
Sarah Lichtenwald
Anya Lienau
Carlos and Charlotte Lima
Cindy Lind and
Terrance Genske
Ruth and David Lindorff
Aaron and Tina Lisowe
Little Luxuries, Inc.
Arthur and Susan Lloyd
Helen Lodge
Jay and Janet Loewi
Joan Lofgren
Julie and Matthew Logan
Vassilia Logan
Joe Long
Mary Lou and John Lottes
Bill and Gayle Love
Phoebe and Robert Love
Patrick and Margaret Luby
Renata Lucht
Peter and Jill Lundberg
Rose Lundberg
Rev. Timothy Dean
Sue and Ray Lux
Marjory and David Lyford
Judith Lyons
Thomas and Athena Lyons
M&I Bank
M3
Madison Community
Foundation
Madison Golden K Kiwanis Club
Madison Investment
Holdings, Inc.
Madison Mennonite Church
Madison Metro Jaycees, Inc.
Madison Rotary Foundation
Helen and Ernest Madsen
Laura Mael
Matthew and Julie Maiers
Marcia Makenzie
Florencia Mallon and
Steve Stern
Patrick and Mary Malloy
Stephen Malpezzi and
Joan Klaski
Mike and Georgia Manning
Theresa Marcel
Thomas and Yolanda Marrant
Laird Marshall and
Alice D’Alessio
Doris Marten
Carolyn Biddy Martin
Joan and Charles Martin
Julie Martin
Salli Martyniak
Mary Hathaway Dilba
Teresa Mason
Mary Matthias and
Troy Lethem
Howard Mazur
Michael McCabe
Margaret McCann
Charity McCarthy
Janet and Gordon McChesney
John McClure
Joseph McDonough
Carole McEvoy
McFarland Animal Hospital
McFarland Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Tania and Conor McGuire
Pam McIntyre
Rodney and Paula McKenzie
Barbara McKinney
Kathleen McNeil
Memorial United Church
of Christ
Judith and Louis Mennig
Messiah Lutheran Church
MetaStar
Carol Meteyer
Ruth Meyer
Rev. David and Linda Michael
Naoma Michaelis
Ross Michaels
Middleton Community Church
Sven Midelfort and
Petra Ressler
Midvale Community
Lutheran Church
Midwest Open MRI, LLC
Katherine Miller
Nina Miller
Richard Miller
Skip Miller
Jocelyn Milner & Mark Ediger
Don and Kathy Miner
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Barry and Irene Mirkin
Barbara & John Mitchell
Sherrill Monaldi
Monona United
Methodist Church
Megan Montgomery
Vickie Moon
Patrick and Susanna Mooney
Alfonso Morales
Carrie Morgan
Mark Morgan
Sarah Morgan
Ronald Morse
Norene and Samuel Mostkoff
Carol Mottram
Bryan Mowry
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
David Muehl
Barbara and John Mueller
Richard and Nancy Mueller
Denise Mullen
Susan Munson
Chelsea Murphy
Andrea Musher
Ann Myers
Dagny Myrah
Kay Nachreiner
Rose Ann Nagy
Jane Nass
Natalie Tinkham Fund
Georgiana Nazos
Clayton and Susan Nelson
Frederick and Delores Nelson
Paul Nelson and Jane Lewis
Stephanie Nemitz
Nicole Newcomer
Patricia Newman
Mary Niederehe and
Bruce Meredith
Glenn and Meg Nielsen
Rodney and Carol Nilles
Tyler Novogoratz
NPO Global Uni Community
Oaks Trust DTD
Oakwood Lutheran Homes
Association, Inc.
Amy O’Connor
Rita and Thomas O’Connor
Allan Odden
Elizabeth Odders-White and
Jim White
Bette and James Oeth
Megan O’Hern
Amy Olson
Linda Olson
Michael and Patrice Onheiber
Peter Oppeneer and
Lawrie Kobza
Orchard Ridge United Church
of Christ
Carol Ottenstein
Our Lady Queen of
Peace Parish
Amy Overby
Dana Palmer and Meg Wiltse
Candace Pantoga
Lois Parbst
Wendy Parsons and
Brent Warner
Julie Patrick
Kristine Patterson
Wayne and Nancy Paulson
Lynn Pawelski
Ellen and Steve Peck
Charlene Pedersen-Purtell
People’s United
Methodist Church
Franklynn Peterson and
Judy K-Turkel
Wendy Peterson and
Keith Kreps
Marcie Pfeifer-Soderbloom
Pfizer Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
Andrew Phelps
Ronald Phelps
Bruce and Janet Piddington
Bill and Virginina Pierick
Stephen and Rita Pieroni
Judith and Daniel Pierotti
Judy and Allen Pincus
Beth Pinkerton
Gail Piper
E. J. Plesko & Associates
Anne Elizabeth Plouff
Plumb Trust Company
Nathan Plumb
Plymouth Congregational UCC
Joyce Pohl
Eileen and Herman Pongratz
William and Marjorie Pope
Sylvia and Larry Poppelbaum
Eileen Porter
Viola Porter
James Possin
Frances and Ross Potter
Kenneth Potter
Robin Potter
Russell Potter and Marcia Kraus
Michelle Pribyl
Frances Priddy
Gina Pruski
David and Kay Prusynski
Vincent Puglielli
David and Marianne Quade
Tammy Quall
Lewis and Barbara Quam
Kelly and Bob Radford
Richard and Kay Rasmussen
W. Charles Read
Mary Ann and Richard Reale
Realtors Association of South
Central WI, Inc.
Sherry and Fred Reames
Marilynn Rebman
Ann and Craig Recob
Kathleen Reiley
Lisa Reinhart
Lynn Reinholtz
Bob and Sheryl Renslo
Katherine Rheaume
Rebecca Rice
Amy Richards
Donald and Toni Richards
Laurie Richardson
Beverly Richgels
Ardyth and Todd Richmond
Joan and William Richner
Donald and Ernstine Rickner
Cathy Riddle
Dr. Gary and Judy Ries
Bruce and Cathy Riley
Marilyn Rindy
John Rinehart
Gerald Ring
Christy Roberts
Sara Roberts
Lynne Robertson
Celeste Robins
Stephanie Robinson
Ellie Rogers
Ray Rollins
Charles and Martha Romstad
Anne Rosin
Michael Ross
Janet Rother-Harris
Kathleen and
Stephen Rothering
Charles and Marilyn Roum
Peter and Beverly Rucinski
Thomas and Janice Rucinski
Brent and Jill Ruffridge
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James and Carol Ruhly
Paul Rusk
Suzanne Rybeck
Jennry Saffran and Seth Pollak
Richard Sals and Cheryl Miles
Elizabeth Sammis
Audrey Sander
Leora Saposnik and
Irwin Goldman
Linda Schaack
Don and Joanne Schalch
Marie and Craig Schanke
Gaye Scheidegger
David Scher
Carrie and John Scherpelz
James and Suzanne
Scheuerman
Linda Schilling
Christine Schindler
Thomas Schirz
Denise Schmidt
Warren and Margaret Schmidt
John Schmitz
Jim and Ellie Schneider
Victoria Schoenke
Juile Schroeder
Richard and Nancy Schultz
James Schumann
Gerald Schwoch
Richard C. and Jennifer Seaman
Elizabeth Seeliger
SERRV International, Inc.
Diane Sersland
Beth and Paul Sever
Ann and Frederick Seybold
Midori Shaw
Steve and Marcia Sheets
Donna Jean Sheil
Richard and Joan Shropshire
Paulette Siebers
Jeanne Silverberg
Lynn Silverman
Debra Simon and Bill Wambach
The Sinsinawa Dominicans
Robert and JoAnn Skloot
Jerome F. Smith
Ryan Smith
Catherine Parks Snider
Becky Soderholm
Hope and Kenneth Soroos
Deborah Speckmann
Marcella Speich
Stephanie Spence
Susan Spencer
Barbara Spierer
Springdale Lutheran Church
Denise Spusta
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Summer Fun Program
St. Stephen’s Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Robert and Sally Staiger
Linda and Greg Stamm
Anne and Steve Staton
Roman Statz
Jody Steele
Gregory and
Andrea Steinberger
Stephanie Stoich
Judy and Roy Stevenson
Kathy Stewart
Mary Stoffel and Rich Novotney
Lonna Stoltzfus
Jim and Linda Stolzenburg
Stuart Stotts
Joanne Streit
Angela Studnicka
Bernie and Sharon Stumbras
Sassi Styles
Courtney and Dan Sullivan
Joan Sumkin
Summit Credit Union
David and Shirley Susan
Sustainability on Stilts
Sustainable Engineering Group
Larry and Linda Svanda
Jennifer and John Swain
Mary Swandby
Ethel Swandby
Fred and Elizabeth Swanson
Sweet Orchard Outreach
Ministries, Inc.
Amy and Ted Szalkowski
David Tarr and Mary Merrill
Beverly Taylor
Cathy Taylor
Martha Taylor
Rayla Temin
V. and S. L. Temkin
Barbara Myers Temkin
Temple Beth El
Lewis and Jane Terpstra
Cynthia Terrill
Nancy and Jim Thayer-Hart
The QTI Group
Barbara Jill Thomas
Naudeen Thomas
Ingrid Thompson
J. Craig and Eileen Thompson
Marilyn Thompson
Michelle and Craig Thompson
Janet and Ted Thompson
John Thomson
Barabara Thoni
Danielle Thorson
Mark Tilkens
Dave Tilsen
William and Dawn Toman
Stacie Tomkins
Mark and Janelle Tonsager
Sharon Topp
Bob Torkelson
John and Carol Toussaint
Gary and Karen Tribbey
Edward Tuecke
Steven Tuschy
U.S. Bank
Unity Health Insurance
US Cellular
Pastor Nick Utphall and
Acacia Latke
UW Hospital and Clinics
Martha and Marc Vallon
Marcia Vandercook
Nancy and Tom Vick
Brandon Vincent
Barbara Voelker
Judy and Mick Von Bergen
John and Jane Voss
Sally Vultaggio
David Walaski
Margy and Dick Walker
Tara Wallace
Sue Wallinger and
Augustin Olvera
Elizabeth and Charles Wallman
Wal-Mart Foundation
Steven and Rebecca Walters
Ron and Jan Wanek
Ann and Lyle Wanless
Mary Wanless
Terry Warnke
Dr. Walter and Sarah Washburn
Elaine Waterman
Robert Waterman
Linda Watson
Rev. Elaine Weidemann
Donelda Weikert
Margie Welsh
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Mary Moore and
Claire Wendland
Karen Wenger
Westminster Presbyterian
Church
James Westring
Amber Whitehouse
Jeanne Whitish
Stephanie Whittingham
Cathi Wiebrecht-Searer
Julie Wiedmeyer
Kristine Wiegand
Marilyn and Rudy Wieland
Judith Wilcox
Susan and Michael Wildrick
Anna Mae Wilken
Roger and Kristi Williams
Marie C. and Joseph C. Wilson
Foundation
Kimberly Wilson
Pamela Wilson
Babette Wine
Michael and Susan Winokur
Ted and Cindy Witt
Melanie Witte and
Maggie Dugan
Debra and Eric Woch
Kathleen Woit
Cyndi Wood and Scott Smith
Sally and Steve Wood
Susan Wood
Katherine Worledge
Dale Wortley
Alexandra Wright
Julia and Matthew Wright
Xi Beta
Yahara Friends Meeting
Ruth Yarborough
John Young
James and Nancy Youngerman
Sharon Younkin
Luis and Lynn Yudice
Doris Zache
Barbara Zarebozan
Christopher and
Kathleen Ziemba
Janet Zimmerman
Richard and
Kathryn Zimmerman
Mary Zins
Raymond Zipko
Judy Zvara and Richard Sweet
2010 Participating Congregations
The Road Home’s Interfaith Hospitality network Shelter program and the Second
Chance Apartment Project would not exist without the partnership of the following
congregations and sponsoring organizations.
Host Congregations:
Christ Presbyterian
Covenant Presbyterian
Immanuel Lutheran, Madison
Lake Edge, U.C.C.
Lakeview Lutheran
Luther Memorial
Middleton Community, U.C.C.
Midvale Community Lutheran
Orchard Ridge, U.C.C.
St. John’s Lutheran
St. Luke’s Lutheran
Temple Beth El
Trinity Lutheran
Windsor Congregational UCC
Buddy Congregations:
Advent Lutheran
Bashford United Methodist
Bethany United Methodist
Blackhawk Evangelical
Blessed Sacrament
Burke Lutheran
Christian Science Neighbors
Community of Hope
Dale Heights Presbyterian
Damascus Road
Door Creek
First Baptist
First Presbyterain
First Unitarian Society
Fountain of Life
Geneva Campus Church
Glenwood Moravian
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Holy Mother of Consolation
Immanuel Lutheran,
Mt. Horeb
Lake Edge Lutheran
Madison Mennonite
Memorial U.C.C.
Messiah Lutheran
Monona Lutheran
Monona Methodist
Mount Horeb United
Methodist
People’s United Methodist
Plymouth Congregational
Prairie Unitarian
SERRV
Springdale Lutheran
St. Andrew’s Episcopal
St. Dunstan’s Episcopal
St. James Evangelical
Lutheran
St. Luke’s Episcopal
St. Paul’s Lutheran
St. Stephen’s Lutheran
Westminster Presbyterian
Second Chance
Apartment Sponsors:
Anonymous
Door Creek Church
First Baptist Church*
First Unitarian Church
Future Madison, Inc.*
Holy Mother of
Consolation Parish
Meridian Group, Inc.
Our Lady Queen of
Peace Parish
Stonehouse Development*
Village of Shorewood Hills*
*An asterisk indicates full
apartment sponsorship
128 East Olin Avenue, Suite 202
Madison, Wisconsin 53713
Madison, WI
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