2006 Annual Report - Rebuilding Together Montgomery County

2006 Annual Report
…working in partnership with community
volunteers to provide home repairs, accessibility
modifications, and links to community resources to keep
low-income homeowners living safely and independently
in their homes
Board
Corporate Advisory
Lee Sutherland, President
Sutherland Associates
Robby Brewer
Lerch, Early & Brewer
Roger Rothman, LCSW, VP
Temple Beth Ami
Ed Hodge
Adventist Healthcare
Paul Ostrye, Treasurer
Lively, Ostrye & Worch, PC
Ron Paul
Ronald D. Paul Companies
Robert Quinn, Secretary
Northwestern Mutual
Richard Parsons
Montgomery County
Chamber of Commerce
Greg Shron, Chairman
Eakin/Youngentob Assoc.
Joe Cassidy
SAIC
Tina Del Casale
Fidelity and Trust
Lottie Gatewood
Child Trends
Elza Hisel-McCoy
Torti Gallas & Partners
Chris Hoffman
Hearts and Hands
Alan Richardson
Potomac Valley Brick
Bill Schlossenberg
The Gazette
Andrew Shulman
McShea & Co.
Larry Shulman
Shulman, Rogers, Gandal,
Pordy, & Ecker
Steve Silverman
Montgomery County Council
Tom Mitchell
Potomac Valley Brick
Staff
Jen Neuberger
Eakin/Youngentob Assoc.
Melissa Flynn
Executive Director
Analise Kaufman
AKA Enterprises
Susan Hawfield
Director of Program Services
Pat Rocke
Lockheed Martin
Angela Modrick
Office Volunteer
Board Advisory
Dick Nunn
Handyman
Gordon Hawk
Founder
Helen Springirth
Bookkeeper
Tim Martin
Linowes and Blocher
Kathleen Thrower
Administrative Assistant
David Merrick
Merrick Design & Build
Jay Treadwell
Founder
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Rebuilding Together MC
Sixteen Years: Rebuilding Homes and Lives
We are pleased that we are now
delivering more and better services,
utilizing more volunteers, and
doing more on a year-round basis
for our clients.
RTMC works to ensure that
our recipients live in safe and
healthy homes. This assistance
might be as simple as a referral for
a needed service or as complicated
as a major house rebuild.
One of our homeowners, Ms.
Clara, did not know where to turn.
She has been taking care of her
disabled son for the last 58 years
and lives on $1,100 a month with a
$900 mortgage payment.
“I had almost lost hope. I thought
I would have to move. But where
would I go? Then the Angels
appeared. Rebuilding Together
fixed my leaking roof, plastered
and painted damaged walls,
repaired a dangerous electric
problem and fixed our bathroom so
we could use it. My house feels like
new. I have my home back.”
—Ms. Clara
2006 Annual Report
Rebuilding Together is uniquely
positioned in the community as an
established provider of home repair
and modification services meeting
the challenging needs of our lowincome community members.
For every dollar donated,
RTMC provides seven dollars
(market value) of home repairs
and modifications thanks to the
generosity of corporations, congregations, skilled trade groups and
thousands of volunteers.
We thank you all, our donors,
supporters, volunteers, board and
committee members, and advisors.
We thank you for your dedication
to people like Ms. Clara who have
no where else to turn.
Your support changes lives.
Together we prevent the deterioration of housing stock, maintain
affordable housing options for lowincome homeowners, and prevent
accidents and hospitalizations.
We make a difference by reaching
out and helping those who can no
longer help themselves.
Thank you for helping us fulfill
our mission. With your continued support, we will ensure that
everyone in our community lives in
a safe and healthy home.
Lee Sutherland
Board President
Melissa Flynn
Executive Director
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Program Director’s Report
In FY 2006, with the dedication of 1,500 volunteers, RTMC
assisted 89 families, a total of 199
residents, with home repairs and
modifications. In addition, we
made 900 referrals to agencies that
could assist these families with
health care, energy assistance, elder
law information, nutritional guidance, property tax credits and other
programs to enhance their lives
and make their incomes stretch
further. Why are these services so
important?
83% of population 45 years and older
would like to stay in their homes and
never move.
Our average recipient has lived
in his home for 25 years. Mr. R., a
homeowner, has lived in his house
for 77 years — he was born there
and wants to stay there as long as
possible. RTMC made it possible
for him to bring home his wife,
who is a double amputee, after his
house was made accessible with
exterior and interior ramps and
bathroom modifications.
One-third to one-half of all home
accidents, including falls, can be prevented by making home modif ications.
Occupational therapists (OTs)
help RTMC determine what
home modifications should be
made for safety: if a ramp is needed, where to place railings, where
to increase lighting, what bathroom modifications are necessary
(grab bars, tub transfer benches,
hand held showerheads.) This
year we were fortunate to have
nine OTs perform environmental
assessments on a number of client
homes. With the OTs’ recommendations, RTMC installed 170
assistive devices which play a critical role in prolonging independent
living.
Before a ramp was built, Mr. M. struggled to leave his home. Now he can leave his
home unassisted thanks to Adventist Healthcare and RTMC.
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Nursing homes, which average
$50,000 per year nationwide, can
run as high as $100,000 per year.
Often people ask why these
homeowners don’t sell their homes.
Where are they to move? Affordable housing is at a premium; they
may already be in the most affordable housing available, their own
homes.
In Montgomery County, the
median household income is
$85,006 (2000 census.) The income
of RTMC’s average recipient is
$15,575 for a household of 2.3,
just $1,355 above the poverty level.
Paying for the mortgage, property
taxes, energy, medical costs and
other daily expenses leaves little for
home repairs.
The need is great and growing daily. In Montgomery County,
there are 12,104 very low-income
owner-occupied households
of which 5,761 are elderly
persons. Conservatively, 58%
of these households are paying
more than 30% of their income
on housing costs. The number
of elderly adults in the county is
expected to increase 74% over the
next 20 years. In this same time
period, the number of individuals with Alzheimers is projected
to double. Each year, we have to
turn people away who need our
services. Many are on our wait
list for two years.
Find out about current volunteer
opportunities by subscribing to our
monthly e-newsletter.
Send an email to:
shawfield@rebuildingtogethermc.org
Impact of RT
Montgomery County
Homes/Non-profits
Volunteers
Total market value
Impact of RT
Nationwide
FY 2006
Since 1990
FY2006
Thru 2006
89
1,139
8,900
105,020
1,570
33,335
267,000
2.7M
$1.02M
$9.5M
$98.0M
$1.0B
Rebuilding Together Montgomery County is part of a wider network of
240 affiliates across the nation. These affiliates work in 1,879 communities
with the purpose of assuring that low-income homeowners, particularly the
elderly, disabled, and families with children, live in warmth, safety and
independence. The tables above show the local and national impact of these
efforts.
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We’re not just April any more…
While many people still think
of Rebuilding Together as working only on project days in April,
RTMC has greatly expanded its
services and is delivering significant results on a year round basis
to those in need.
Each year RTMC solicits
applications from homeowners
needing home repairs, accessibility
modifications, and maintenance.
To qualify for the program all
applicants must live on a limited
income (below 46% of median)
and own the home in which they
reside. Eligibility is determined
through the review of the application, verification of income, verification of home ownership, and a
site inspection.
Following the site inspection,
RTMC classifies each qualified
site into one of our three volunteer
home repair programs. Clients may
receive services through one or all
three of the programs. There is no
cost for homeowners accepted into
the program; they receive free of
charge all the labor, materials and
supplies necessary to complete the
repairs established during the site
inspection.
Handyman
Hearts &
Hands
Project Days
Spring/Fall
Home repair
needs
Work on the
site requires 1
or 2 volunteers
and/or skilled
labor working
5-6 hours in one
day
Work on the site
requires 5 to 10
volunteers and/
or some skilled
labor working 8
to 10 hours over
one weekend
Work on the site
requires 15 to 35
volunteers and/
or some skilled
labor working 15
to 60 hours over
one month
Time frame
Staff handyman
works 15 hours a
week; repairs of
an urgent nature
are addressed
first
Third Saturday
of each month;
repairs addressing safety and
health issues are
a priority
Work culminates on a designated weekend
in spring and fall
Type of work
performed
Emergency
repairs, skilled
work, minor
repairs, small
chores
Ramps, accessibility repairs,
minor plumbing, electrical,
carpentry
Major renovations, roofing,
ramps, accessibility repairs,
plumbing, electrical, carpentry
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How do we measure success?
No more buckets…
Mr. R., 83 years old
and living alone, no
longer has to empty
buckets of water from
his bedroom after
every rainstorm.
I am no longer homeless
Ms. D.’s home had
been condemned after a fire. She and her
three children were
able to move home
after three years of
depending on the
kindness of neighbors
for a place to live.
Bring on the cold!
Mr. and Mrs. C. are
now safe and warm.
They were living with
no heat or hot water.
I would like to take this time to personally thank you and your team
for …the wonderful job you did in helping us with the needed repairs
for my parents…it would not have taken place if it wasn’t for your
wonderful organization. Your staff was top notch, respectful, caring
professionals and we would recommend them to any one in need of your
services in the future. We find it very difficult to explain how we really
feel about your team and the gratitude we have for all of you. We pray to
God that your organization will be around for years to come.
—2006 Homeowner’s son
2006 Homeowner Profile
60%
Elderly
65%
Disabled
13%
Families with young
children with no
disabilities
$15,575 Average household
income — $1,355
above poverty level
2.3
Average number of
people residing in
the home
25 years Average number of
years living within
the home
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RTMC aids Katrina victims
Rebuilding Together, a nationwide organization with 240 affiliates, made a commitment to repair
1,000 houses in the Gulf following
Hurricane Katrina. The call went
out to the affiliate network, and
RTMC was the first to respond.
Katrina destroyed the home of
Mrs. C. in the Algiers section of
New Orleans. Her roof failed during the storm resulting in extensive
water damage. RTMC worked
November 15-19 to restore her
home.
First we removed the contents
of her house to tarps in her back
yard so her family could sort
through belongings. Imagine
having to sort through a lifetime of
memories and handle something
The RTMC crew replaces exterior
siding on Mrs. C.’s house in New
Orleans.
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for the last time before throwing it into a dumpster. Mrs. C.
was initially very withdrawn and
sad. She and her family worked
quietly as we removed drywall,
rotten floors, and kitchen cabinetry from her house.
With the power of many
hands working together, we
rewired Mrs. C.’s house,
replaced all of the drywall,
repaired the rotten parts of the
floor, installed new kitchen
cabinetry, replaced exterior siding that had rotted, painted the
outside, and filled two dumpsters
with debris. By the end of the
week Mrs. C. was all smiles as
she saw that she would be able to
return home.
RTMC thanks all who made
the Katrina effort possible:
Americorps
ARG
Countrywide Financial
Gotcha Covered Roofing
Hopkins and Porter
Merrick Design Build
OBA Bank
Potomac Builders
Proforma Stevenson & Associates
Rebuilding Together National
Rebuilding Together New Orleans
Rebuilding Together Pasadena
Underwriters Laboratory
Wainwright Engineering
Rebuilding Together MC
TW Perry Golf Classic raises $96,590
The 7th Annual TW Perry Golf
Classic held at the Bretton Woods
course in Germantown, MD, on
October 3, 2005, raised $96,590 to
support the programs of RTMC.
TW Perry has been a long and
faithful friend to RTMC. Over
the last seven years, TW Perry has
helped to raise over $600,000 to
help low-income homeowners experience the security of a safe and
healthy home. RTMC feels privileged to have TW Perry working
with us, spreading the word about
the work we do and supporting us
every step of the way.
RTMC is now planning for the
8th Annual TW Perry Golf
Classic to be held Monday,
October 16, 2006, at the Norbeck
Country Club in Olney. This fun
event will offer a beautiful course,
plenty of food and refreshments,
lots of great networking opportunities plus silent and live auctions
with spectacular prizes.
RTMC charity partner in Marine Marathon
Eleven athletes running for
RTMC were among the 19,211
runners to cross the finish line
on October 28, 2005, in the 30th
Annual Marine Corps Marathon
(MCM.) Juggling personal lives,
careers, training, and fundraising,
these runners committed themselves to accomplishing a personal
goal on behalf of someone they
did not even know. “You all do
great work, and I was so happy
and proud to be running on behalf
of Rebuilding Together,” wrote
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MCM runner Matt Grandonico (right)
raised over $3,300 for RTMC.
MCM participant Holly Foster.
RTMC was selected as an
MCM charity partner in 2005.
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OBA Bank raises $17,500 for RTMC
The OBA Charity Golf Tournament, held May 17, 2006, at
the Little Bennett Golf Course in
Clarksburg, raised $17,500 to support RTMC’s programs. “We find
that our golf outing is something
that our employees look forward
to every year,” Shane Hennessey,
CFO, said. “It’s something that
Golfers line up for the shotgun start of the
2006 OBA Charity Golf Tournament.
everyone can participate in,
whether through planning or
volunteering or playing, and I
think it really raises the awareness
for our whole company and that of
Rebuilding Together and the good
things they are doing.”
Over the last three years, OBA
Bank has donated over $35,000 to
RTMC. Charles Weller, President
and CEO, stated, “OBA lends our
volunteer support whenever and
wherever they can to make
Montgomery County a better place
to live and work for all of us. We
are very proud of these traditions
and promise ongoing commitment to the mission of Rebuilding
Together.”
Northwestern Mutual honors Bob Quinn
Board member Bob Quinn
received Northwestern Mutual’s
Community Service Award for
his long-term service to RTMC.
RTMC received a $10,000 contribution from Northwestern in
recognition of Bob’s volunteerism.
Bob has volunteered with
RTMC for over 13 years with four
years service as a highly dedicated board member and committee chairperson. He has worked
diligently to bring together many
groups, organizations, businesses,
and donations to help RTMC
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meet its mission. We extend our
gratitude to Bob for his dedication
to our organization.
Bob Quinn (right) receives recognition from fellow board members Lee
Sutherland and Richard Parsons (left.)
Rebuilding Together MC
RTMC Honors Ed Quinn & Steve Silverman
On November 8, 2005, RTMC
presented the “RT Honors Community Service Award” to TW
Perry CEO Ed Quinn Jr. and
County Councilmember Steve Silverman at its first annual Honors
Reception held at McCormick &
Schmick in Bethesda. These leaders
were recognized for their commitment to the welfare of low-income,
elderly, and disabled members of
their community.
Mr. Quinn’s company, TW
safely and independently in their
homes, regardless of their income. It’s our way of ‘giving back’
to the community…”
Steve Silverman has been a
loyal advocate for RTMC, and
we value his thoughts, ideas
and hands-on commitment to
improve government and our
service delivery to the community.
Mr. Silverman stated,
“RTMC is a wonderful example
of what volunteers can do to
help their neighbors. By targeting low-income homeowners,
who might otherwise have to
forego the repairs that insure
warmth, safety, and security, RT
has helped the sometimes ‘silent’
members of our community to
age safely in place.”
TW Perry CEO Ed Quinn (center)
receives award from board members
Lee Sutherland and Dave Merrick (l).
Perry, has supported RTMC with
its time and money, but they also
go many steps further. They provide discounted building materials
to our volunteer groups and help
plan and staff our annual TW
Perry Golf Classic.
Mr. Quinn stated, “Working
with RT allows us to help all the
homeowners of the county to live
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Steve Silverman addresses RTMC
Honors Reception.
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Donation Options
Condensed Statement of
Support, Revenue & Expenses
July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2006
(Unaudited)
RTMC is a registered 501(c) (3)
nonprofit organization, and any
contributions made to the organization are tax-deductible.
Revenues and Support
≤ Planned giving enables you to
Individuals
$30,188
Religious/Civic
$60,516
Corporations/Tax
credits
$67,398
Foundations
$44,217
Special Events
$151,589
Donations of Materials
and Services
$438,243
Federal Government
(UW)
$15,075
Local Government
$62,966
Unrealized Loss/Gain
Total Revenue and
Support
dispose of your personal resources leaving a legacy in your
name to continue helping those
in need. It can include: a bequest
in a will; appreciated property
such as real estate or securities;
life insurance; life estate; life income gifts. Please call our offices
for more information.
≤ By contributing to the United
$5,095
$875,287
Expenses
Program Services
$803,501
Management &
General
$46,851
Fundraising
$36,149
Total Expenses
$886,501
Change in Net Assets
-$11,214
Value unskilled labor
not included as per
GAAP
$170,802
Way’s Combined Federal Campaign, federal employees and
those in the military can donate
through payroll deductions using # 8076; current and retired
employees can participate.
≤ Employers often will match
employees’ charitable contributions. Check with your human
resources office for the appropriate forms.
≤ The tax advantage of donating
A certified, audited financial
statement is available upon
request.
appreciated stock can benefit
both the organization and the
donor. By lowering your capital
gains tax liability, you can save
and give at the same time.
≤ Online donations when you visit
RTMC’s secure website and
click on “Donate Now.”
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Rebuilding Together MC
Community Donors
Master Builders
Over $25,000
TW Perry
Foundation Builders
$20,000 and over
Montgomery County
OBA Bank
Potomac Valley Brick
Community Leaders
$10,000 - $19,999
Harry and Jeanette Weinberg
Foundation, Inc.
Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company
Rebuilding Together National
Office
United Way National Capital
Area
City Builders
$5,000 - $9,999
Administration on Aging
American Ramp*
AZEK Trimboards
Carl M. Freeman Associates
Countrywide
City of Gaithersburg - Office of
Economic Development
The Gazette*
Madison Wood Preservers
Potomac Valley Builders
Prospect Waterproofing Co.*
Provident Bank+
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.
Community Builders
$2,500 - $4,999
Adventist HealthCare+
Ashton United Methodist
Church+
Bartlett Exteriors*
Bethesda Kiwanis+
B’Nai Israel Congregation+
B’nai Tzedek+
Bovis Lend Lease+
Carpets and Things*
Colesville Presbyterian Church+
Dillion*
Clark Residential, LLC
Curtis Lumber and Plywood
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Freddie Mac+
GCAAR Realtors Fund of the
Montgomery County
Community Foundation+
George L. Shields Foundation
Georgetown Prep+
Helping Hands+
Home Depot Corporate
Kehila Chadasha+
Main Street Homes
McShea & Co.+
Lockheed Martin+
Manor Woods Church of Christ+
My Plumber*
Neelsville Presbyterian Church+
NV Homes+
Oakdale Emory United
Methodist Church+
Potomac Bethesda Rotary Club+
Shaare Torah Congregation+
Smith Thomas & Smith, Inc. +*
St. Francis of Assissi Church+
St. Paul’s Catholic Church+
Temple Beth Ami+
Temple Shalom+
Trawick & Associates
Neighborhood Builders
$1,000 - $2,499
Acorn Self Storage*
Association Resource Group+
Bethesda Presbyterian Church+
Capital Rentals, Inc.
Case Design/Remodeling, Inc.
Carl M. Freeman Associates
Chevy Chase Bank
Christ Church Parish+
Christ Congregational Church+
Custom Design Concepts
Architecture
Discovery Communications
E.G.S. Masonry
Ernest Maier, Inc.
EYA, LLC
Free State Landscape Management*
George Mason Mortgage
Gibson Builders, LLC
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church+
IREM+
Jeter Paving Company, Inc.
Lively, Ostrye & Worch
Moulding & Millwork, Inc.
Natelli Homes
Northwestern Mutual
Our Lady of the Visitation
Catholic Church+
R & R Mechanical
Randall Hagner
Regional Contracting Services
Ricci Drywall & Painting Co.
Riggs, Counselman, Michaels &
Downes, Inc.
Rockville Jaycees+
Saint Mark Presbyterian Church+
St. Matthew Presbyterian Church+
Sandy Spring National Bank of MD+
Teltronic*
Thomas E. Clark Plumbing*
Trunnell Electric*
Wagner Roofing*
WSSC+
Associate Builders
$500 - $999
Atlantic Electric Supply
Atlantic Lift Truck, Inc.
Bethesda Jewish Congregation+
Bethesda United Church of Christ+
Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church+
CB Flooring, LLC*
Cedar Ridge Community Church+
Daro Realty Inc.*
Design/Build Inc.
EAI*
First Baptist Church of Silver Spring+
Frontier Construction Co.
Gibbons Design-Build
Gilday Renovations
Grainger, Inc.
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Associate Builders, Cont’d
Holy Cross Church+
Home Builders Care
Kehila Chadasha+
Liberty Lock & Security*
Maryland Plumbing & Heating*
Meridian Construction Co., Inc.
Monroe Development
Morris Ginsberg & Co. LLC*
Mother Seton Parish
National Commercial Flooring
Navigant Consulting
North Laurel Transmissions, Inc.
Olney Lions+
Olson Construction, LLC
PEPCO
Potomac Disposal
Reprographic Technologies
Rockville United Church+
S & S Tire Service, Inc.
S. Albert Glass Company, Inc.*
Sandy Spring Builders, LLC
Sandy Spring Lions
Selective Demolition & Hauling
Suburban Hospital
Sundecks, Inc.
Vika, Inc.
Weyerhaeuser Building Materials
Wood Acres Tree Service*
Woodgrain Distribution
Friends $100 - $499
American Residential Services
Arbor Landscapers
Arnold’s Meat Co.
BlueLinx
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Foundation
Certified Electrical Technologies
Chevy Chase Customs LLC
Circuit Electric*
CM Enterprises, LLC
Classic Community Corp.
CM Enterprises, LLC
Concrete General, Inc.
Delmarva Millwork Corp.
First Horizon Home Loan
G. L. Sayre, Inc.
Gene’s-Johns*
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Gold’s Holding Corp
Good Counsel High School+
Greater Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Chamber of Commerce
Greco Remodeler, Inc.
Hinson & Jung, LLC*
H.M.S. Drywall Systems
Horstmeier Lumber Company
Hugh Keany*
InSite Builders, LLC
Lerch, Early & Brewer
Lightstyles Ltd
Lyght Enterprises, LLC
Martin Wiegand, Inc.
Merrick Design & Build, Inc.
Montgomery Title Company
Muscatello Electrical Contractor
Parksite Group
Parkwood Homes, Ltd.
Pendleton Contractors*
Perrine Planning & Zoning
Rentals Unlimited*
Rodgers Consulting
Smoot Contracting*
Tanterra Homeowners Assoc.
Temple Beth Ami Brotherhood
TNK Carpentry Contractors
Vintage Security
Woodmac, Inc.
Individual
Neighborhood Builders
$1,000-$1,999
Craig Arold
Dave Benson
Joe Cassidy
David Dombert
Julian O’Rear
Ed Quinn
Patrick Rocke
Eric Rosenbaum
Roger Rothman
Associate Builders $500-$999
Shari Lynn Bergel
Lisa & Jon Conary
John Depenbrock
Melissa Flynn
Elza Hisel-McCoy
Sean M. Johnson
Joe Kavanagh
Holly Ketchel
Robert & Gail Linn
Adil Maglad
Dick Nunn
Paul Ostrye
George Papaheraklis
Mariam Parsa
Lee & Jannine Sutherland
Julee R Thomas
Jay Treadwell
Friends $100-$499
Harry Adams
Paul Adams
Aaron & Kimberly Armour
Deborah Auerbach-Deutsch
Donna R. Ballard
Sedira Banan
Sandra & Jay Baraff
Lauren J. Beauch
Jane Long Betz
Gary & Elise Bowman
Nancy C. Brown
Carolyn Brown
L. Harold Bullis
John Carman
Y. M. Carroll
George A. Castineiras
Ted Chamberlain
David & Eileen Chiang
Gerald Cichy
Patrice Clement
Savas Constantinou
Paula M. Corbett
Margaret Nelson & Margarita
Covarrubias
Stephen & Faith Czecha
Paul & Amy Darrah
John Del Casale
Tina Del Casale
Rose Devadas
Ruth & Stanley Dosik
Sheldon & Laurie Dosik
David Drucker
LeRoy Eakin
Amee & Edward Fansler
Stephanie Fodor
Sharon & Stephen Friedman
Mark Fritzel
Lottie Gatewood
Hilary & Tom Gebler
Dawn Gershman
Rebuilding Together MC
Friends $100-$499, Cont’d
Nina & Sol Glasner
William L. Goldman
Anna Hall
David Hankins
Terry Harbonic
Susan Hawfield
Gordon & Page Hawk
Stacy & Dewayne Herbert
Milton Hilliard
Eileen Kay & C. Douglas
Hillmuth
Nancy & James Holland
Steven Hrin
Laurie & Gary Hurvitz
Angelissa Johnson
Dr. M. F. Johnson
Marcus Kennedy
Christine A. King
James K. Kneussl
Thomas Knight
Deborah & David Larson
Milton & Nettie Lawrey
Otto Leopold
Bill Lerch
Stephen Leslie
Mary Love
Brett MacInnes
Timothy P. Martin
Mark McCain
Carol & Andy McConaughy
Sue McCoun
Michael K. McFadden
Alan W. McFarland
Patrick A. McGeehin
Betty J. McMahan
Harry McMahan
Nadia Meier
Samantha Mentzer
Mary Merrick
Bernard Mihm
Ellen Mishtal
Tom & Tammy Mitchell
David Modi
Wendell & Jo Ann Mohr
Dean Molinaro
Felicia Moore
Mike Moore
Paquita Mosley
Margaret Nelson
Susan M. Olson
Paula & John Palmisano
Richard & Christine Parsons
George Patterson
Christopher Pees
Jon Pees
Don Pollins
Gene Pollock
Greg Poplarski
Robert P Quinn
Victoria & Thomas Ralph
Barbara Reighard
Eric Reisfeld
Candace Renegar
Dana Repace
Darrell D. Ritchie
Kenneth Rogers
John Ross
Bill Ruane
Beverly Rzepka
Carle & Marie Satterwhite
Leona & Richard Schmeelk
Janet & Carl Schoening
Robert & Iris Settles
Faye Settles
Greg Shron
Andrew & Lisa Shulman
Lawrence & Roberta Shulman
Chris Siderio
Jennifer Smith
Dolores A. Stafford
Scott Strouse
George & Nancy Sushinsky
Lindi Swope
Robert R Temps
Andrew J. Van Melle
George Varga
Suzanne Walker
Carmela D. Wharton
Ingo Zlamal
+ house sponsor
* inkind donation
Many thanks to all who donated
$1-$100 and those who made
material donations. We regret
that we cannot list all names
because of space limitations. We
regret if any names were omitted
in error.
We thank David Merrick for his
photos and Knowles Printing
Services for their generous help
in preparing this report.
RTMC Wish List
≤ RTMC recently received grant funds to cover purchase of a tool
trailer and is seeking donation of a pickup truck to pull it.
≤ Handyman volunteers with home repair experience; hours flexible.
2006 Annual Report
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3925 Plyers Mill Road Suite 202
Kensington, MD 20895
301.933.2700 Fax 301.933.6030
info@rebuildingtogethermc.org
www.rebuildingtogethermc.org
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