This year kicked offwith a bang thanks toTeam Clark Howard and Cox Enterprises. Atlanta’s favorite consumer advocateClark Howard, alongwith partner Cox

Enterprises, led a team of amazing sponsor groupsand volunteers in the construction of seven newhomes. This accomplishment marked some prettyimpressive milestones.

Since he began building with us 20 years ago, Clark and his partners have built 61 Habitat homes,and all before his 60th birthday! The completion of these homes also marks Cox Enterprises’ 20thand 21st Atlanta Habitat homes, earning the company a spot on our coveted Sponsor Wall ofFame. And lastly, these seven houses complete Atlanta Habitat’s newest subdivision on the aptlynamed Clark Howard Lane – a cul-de-sac of 13 Atlanta Habitat homes near the soon-to-be redeveloped Ft. McPherson.

Clark welcomed three new sponsors this year – Atlanta-based MailChimp, which sponsored twohomes, Charles Schwab, and Signature FD.

Longtime Clark supporters The Coupon Mom and the Dan and Merrie Boone Foundation also sponsored homes with Team Clark this year.

Along with these sponsors, hundreds of volunteersfrom all over the city and around the country made these homes possible, and we are grateful foreveryone who took part. Together we have helpedachieve the most important milestone of all – sevennew families moving into their first home.

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Howard Point Subdivision Is Complete

Volunteers from Team Cox painting the inside walls of theHolmes’ family home.

Come Visit Us! We have been in our new headquarters and FamilySupport Center for more than eight months, and if you haven’t been to visit, we invite you to comefor a tour.

Tours include the offices, warehouse, Family EducationCenter, and the ReStore. Please contact MelindaKelleher, vice president of Resource Development at melinda.kelleher@atlantahabitat.org to schedule a time to visit and see the impact of your support.We look forward to seeing you soon!

Evelyn Jackson has been an Atlanta Habitat for Humanityhomeowner for 27 years. In 1988,she saw a sign in the Edgewoodneighborhood that Atlanta Habitat was building 20 newhomes in the area. Ms. Jacksonsaw this as an opportunity to own her own home.

The build process stands out toMs. Jackson for multiple reasons.One was that her home was one ofthe first to be built in conjunctionwith the 1998 Jimmy Carter Work Project. “The Carter WorkProject built 20 Habitat houses,and Mr. Jimmy Carter and Mrs.Carter were there at my house dedication. He was verynice during the project. He even came and worked onthe houses himself.”

But meeting the former presidentof the United States wasn’t theonly highlight of the build processfor Ms. Jackson. She said meetingthe other homeowners who weregoing through the same process was just as rewarding. “It was nice to meet otherhomeowners and get to work togetherto build our homes.It was nice to be there and participateand be able to seewhat went into our homes.”

Owning her ownhome meant more toMs. Jackson than justthe floors or th walls.

“To me, it meant giving my daughter and son a home wherethey didn’t have to share a room.Where we could be on our ownand have a place to come back to and call home.”

In December 2014, Ms. Jacksonwas one of six Atlanta Habitatfamilies to pay off their mortgages, a feeling Ms. Jacksonwon’t soon forget. “It was thegreatest experience I’ve ever had. To look back and say this is mine. All the sweat, time, and effort my family and I put into it, it’s incredible to look back from day one to

now and say it’s all mine. It’s simply amazing.”

Visit our website atwww.atlantahabitat.orgto see the CBS46 story on Ms. Jackson’sachievement of homeownership.

This article was written by our 2015 spring communications intern Brittany Currie.

Atlanta Habitat is in full swing in our new headquarters and Family Support Center at 824 Memorial Drive, SE in Reynoldstown! We have settled in but have certainly not slowed down!

We kicked off 2015 building with Clark Howard in the Howard Point subdivision,named in honor of Clark and his wife, Lane. In partnership with Cox Enterprises, other sponsors, and hundreds of volunteers, Clark led the completion of the cul-de-sac, whichnow boasts 13 beautiful, energy-efficienthomes. We are grateful to all the Clark Howard

build sponsors and volunteers for their generosity in helping seven new families build and buy their first home this year.

Speaking of volunteers, Atlanta Habitat celebrated all of the volunteers whosupport our mission at the annual Appreciation Event in April. We honoredseveral outstanding volunteers whose many years of service have made atremendous impact on affordable housing in Atlanta. We simply could notdo all that we do without our volunteer force. Look inside for informationon all the winners of our Volunteers of the Year.

Two of our longtime build sponsors Peachtree Presbyterian Church and theMarist Women Build reached milestones in their support of Atlanta Habitat.Peachtree Presbyterian became our first faith-based sponsor to participatein a blitz build, constructing a home in seven consecutive days. The womenof Marist completed their 15th home in partnership with a qualified,working family. Check out the complete stories of these special sponsors.

We hope you have had the opportunity to visit our brand new ReStore at 271 Chester Avenue, SE – our retail outlet store that sells new and gently-used merchandise. All net proceeds from the ReStore go directly to our affordable housing mission. The ReStore has been in high gear with special events, and our sales have increased thanks to the support of our shoppers and donors. The ReStore provides a unique but critical revenue stream for Atlanta Habitat, while also helping to divert hundredsof tons of waste from the landfill.

When you see our donor list inside this issue, you will be amazed at all of the organizations and people it takes to help us deliver our mission and serve more families. We are humbled by this outstanding support.

Lastly, we would be remiss if we did not give our thanks and appreciationto Larrie Del Martin, our longtime president and CEO who retired at the endof March. Larrie Del’s commitment to bettering our city’s neighborhoodsand improving the lives of hardworking families will continue to inspire us.

Building a Better Atlanta, One Home at a Time

EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY

HOMEFRONT is an informationalnewsletter produced three times per yearfor donors, sponsors, volunteers, andfriends of Atlanta Habitat for Humanity,one of the largest builders of affordablesingle-family homes in Atlanta.

MANAGING EDITORAshley Keyes

CONTRIBUTORSBrittany Currie, Cher Hains, Geneva Hall-Shelton, Melinda Kelleher, Ashley Keyes, Drew McGuffin, Maggie Thomas, Sarah Richardson,Kelsey Scott

2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORSM. Brantley Barrow, ChairDarryl Hicks, Vice ChairJeremy C. Silverman, SecretaryDana H. Halberg, TreasurerPhillip A. Bradley, General CounselMark Pighini, Chair EmeritusTami Maxwell Barron, Brian Bradford, Debra Page Coleman, Cindy Ethridge,Bill Godwin, John Goff, Bryson Koehler, Linda A. Parrish, Jeff Pierce, Melanie Platt, Gary Price, Kevin Salwen, Ameet Shetty, Joanne Smith, Ken Thrasher, Judy Train, Chris Waits

2014-2015 ADVISORY COUNCILAlan Arnold, ChairShawn Anderson, Mary Benton, Dan Boone, Jenny Cross,William M. Earnest, Adrienne Findley,Kathy Harber, Katharine Kelley, Charlie McDonald, Lynn Merrill, Dan Pattillo, Jr., Barbara Reid, Polly Simpson, Karen Stickney, Sue Wieland

Atlanta Habitat for HumanityMission StatementAtlanta Habitat for Humanity partnerswith working families, sponsors, andcommunities to build affordable,green, quality homes and to providesupport services that promote successfulhome purchase and ownership.

Photography this issue:All photos property of Atlanta Habitat.All photography by Jeani Elbaum unless noted.

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Leadership’s Report Homeowner FeatureA Place to Call My Own Evelyn Jackson

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Evelyn Jackson Six homeowners paid off their mortgage in December 2014.

Evelyn Jackson (right) with advisory council member Lynn Merrill (left) who helped build Evelyn’s home in 1988.

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If you have been to visit our newheadquarters and Family Support Center, you may have noticed the engraved bricks at the main front entrance. This is a unique way to show your support of Atlanta Habitat!

We still have space for a few morebricks, so don’t wait! Bricks are

$250 and allow for two lines of up to 18 characters per line. Visit thehomepage of our website at www.atlantahabitat.org to order your brick by August 1.

Questions? Contact Melinda Kelleher, vice president of Resource Development atmelinda.kelleher@atlantahabitat.org.

Atlanta Habitat celebrated the culmination of National Volunteer Week in April by honoring our volunteers at theannual Volunteer AppreciationReception. Over 150 people attended the event at the AtlantaHabitat warehouse, where werecognized individuals whomade a significant volunteer contribution to Atlanta Habitat in 2014. We inducted 85 volunteers with more than 100 hours of service into theCentury Club. In addition, we honored 21 volunteers with the President’s Volunteer ServiceAward, given to those who complete over 250 hours of service in a year.

This year, four exceptional individuals received Atlanta Habitat’s Volunteer of the YearAward. Congratulations to JimBranan (St. James UnitedMethodist Church), Jack andBette Whitley (Dunwoody UnitedMethodist Church), and DaveWooten (Northside Drive BaptistChurch). Each of the four winnershas volunteered with AtlantaHabitat for at least 16 years asbuild coordinators for their respective churches—overseeing

fundraising and volunteer recruitment for their churches’builds each year. These four represent some of AtlantaHabitat’s leading advocates in Atlanta’s faith community.Congrats to all of our award winners!

It has been such an exciting springseason at the ReStore. Since the beginning of 2015, generous donations have been provided by individual families as well as largecorporations. Items included the“usual” things such as: sofas, armoires,cabinets, and doors. But, in the pastfew months, some unique items havearrived as well. You could walk into theReStore showroom and see a toweringvintage organ, large quantities oftrees and flowers, a tall lamp in the shape of a human, or possiblyhundreds of pieces of artwork. Younever know what you will find!

One special donation included anantique Minton china set with theBellemeade pattern. A customer was wowed and explained that thisparticular pattern was her weddingchina 30 years ago, but the dishes had been discontinued. She was immediately able to add these to her existing set. Another exciting event that took place this spring wasthe first D.I.Y. workshop in the new ReStore. KarenCooper, with the blog “Dogs Don’t Eat Pizza,” led a

class on how to give new life to oldchairs. She guided over 25 customersin how to sand, paint, and reupholsterwooden chairs. In her teaching, sherevealed that she recently used ReStore doors to create a headboardfor her guest room bed. The customersdiscussed ideas on how to repurposewindows, desks, and shutters. Sign up for our e-blast at our website,www.atlantahabitat.org, to register for the next workshop!

As the ReStore closed out the spring season, staff said farewell to Atlanta Habitat President andCEO Larrie Del Martin. Before sheretired on March 31, the ReStoreheld a special presentation for her.Martin spent much of her finalyears at Atlanta Habitat planningspecific details for the new facility.Because of her efforts, the ReStorenow has significantly more

storage room with a mezzanine level - a dream cometrue for the ReStore. From now on, this will be known as the “Martin Mezzanine.” Thank you for a great start to 2015!

Since they drove the first nail on March 21, close to 300women had a hand in building the 15th Marist WomenBuild (MWB) house alongside the Stafford family. On Saturday, May 9, the group celebrated Mother’s Day weekendby completing construction on the house and holding a beautifuldedication ceremony.

MWB is led by an outstandingboard of over 30 women volunteers who spend countless hours fundraising,recruiting volunteers, planning events, and promoting their work withAtlanta Habitat - reaching a goal of building a home for a woman by women.

The MWB has long been afamily affair, with mothersbuilding with daughters, sisters building alongside sisters, and even granddaughters building with grandmothers. In 2014,the Marist Women Buildboard decided to make one ofthe seven Saturdays a “Mother/Son” build day.

Trish Coughlin, one of the 2015 MWB chairs, had thisto say about the significance of building alongside herson on this special day: “Although we are a women

build, many Marist moms requested we have a day onwhich we could ‘bring our sons to work.’ The intentwas to show our teenage boys how Marist moms can

build a home for a deserving singlemom and her family. It was such a great success that we decided tohave another this year. It was evident the boys who built had a newfound respect for their moms at the end of the day!”

Atlanta Habitat is grateful to have such longstandingsupport from the entireMarist community, whichhas quite a remarkable history of involvement. In 1988, Marist School established the first highschool habitat chapter in the world, and since 1992,has played a vital role in the Independent HighSchool build. Marist Schoolcontinued making its markin the Habitat history bookswhen, in 2001, it created the first high school“Women Build” chapter in

the world. The MWB, which constructed its first housein 2003, has continued this partnership each year with increasing momentum. Next spring, the Maristwomen and students will collectively celebrate their40th Atlanta Habitat house!

Marist Women Build 15th House

Marist women raised the walls to the Stafford familyhome on March 21.

Exciting Things Are Happening at the ReStore

Congrats to Our Volunteers of the Year!

Pictured left to right: Chris Waits (Atlanta HabitatBoard of Directors), Dave Wooten, Jack and Bette Whitley, Jim Branan and Dan Maddox Jr. (Atlanta Habitat Interim CEO)

Unique Way to Support Atlanta Habitat

Atlanta Habitat held its seventh annual Clark Howard Societyevent on April 29 to celebrate donors who make significant gifts to end substandard housing throughout our city. Bill and Judy Vogel graciously hosted the event at their home.

This year marks Clark’s 60th Habitat house, and during the program, he spoke of the incredible men, women, and childrenhe has met over the past 20 years of partnering with AtlantaHabitat. He explained, “Folks come out year after year to helpbuild homes for people they have never met before. It is absolutely incredible. And our homeowners are some of the very hardest working people I know.”

Guests also heard from homeowner Michele Carlisle. Clark sponsored her home in 2011. Michele shared her story of working to qualify for a Habitat home to provide a secure place for her disabled mother and three children. “I didn’t

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Delta Air Lines

Atlanta Board of REALTORS®Nypro Packaging Georgia Wells Fargo Housing Foundation on behalf of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage

Atlanta Women's Build AGL ResourcesCommercial Real Estate Women – AtlantaEquifaxUSMotivationWells Fargo Housing Foundation on behalf of Wells Fargo Advisors

Bank of America

COUNTRY FinancialFirst Data CorporationHeineken USAKauffman TireOwens CorningPost Apartment Homes, LP/ Post HOPE FoundationPowerPlan, Inc.

UGA Terry College of Business Professional MBA Programs

Ben Hill United Methodist ChurchCathedral of Christ the KingDecatur Presbyterian ChurchPeachtree Road United Methodist Church

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Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage – CARESHenry Spiegel Milling LLPPowerPlan, Inc.Reliant TechnologyRobert BoschWeissman, Nowack, Curry & WilcoUGA Terry College of Business Professional MBA ProgramsHoly Innocents’ Episcopal SchoolKairos Church

The Intersect GroupMontag & CaldwellFirst Baptist Church of DecaturFirst Christian Church of AtlantaFirst Presbyterian Church of Atlanta North Atlanta Church of ChristSecond Ponce de Leon Baptist Church

Anonymous Individual Donor

AIG Elf Build – IndividualsMedAssetsPublix Super Market CharitiesThe North Highland CompanyRollins, Inc.Susan and Early Muntzing

HABII RenovationsPeachtree Road United Methodist Church

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Clark HowardCharles Schwab Signature FD

Clark HowardThe Dan and Merrie Boone Foundation

Clark HowardMailChimp

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Cox Enterprises

Cox Enterprises

Angel Oak CompaniesHoly Innocents’ Episcopal SchoolSusan and Early MuntzingThe Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.The Sally and Peter Parsonson FoundationTRC Staffing Services, Inc.Wells Fargo Housing Foundation

Peachtree Road United Methodist ChurchSt. Benedict Catholic Church

Basilica of the Sacred Heart of JesusFirst Presbyterian Church of AtlantaHaygood Memorial United Methodist ChurchMorningside Presbyterian ChurchNorthwest Presbyterian ChurchShallowford Presbyterian Church

Big Bethel AME ChurchCathedral of St. PhillipDodd-Sterling United Methodist ChurchInman Park United Methodist ChurchSt. Luke’s Presbyterian ChurchWieuca Road Baptist Church

Georgia-Pacific

Marist Women Build

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We would welcome the opportunity to come to your company to meet with you about corporate outreach to your employees who may be interested inAtlanta Habitat’s homebuying program. For more information, contact Kelsey Scott, family services coordinator, at 404-223-5180, ext.133.

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Clients at Career Keys to Open Doors Kathy HarberJesse and OraCarla Jackson Alex HolmesJoan Holmes The Clients of Fedota Design ConsultingGary and Sarah FedotaDebby AlbertsMark ApenBradon BarrWalter BiscardiPat and Phillip BullardStephanie and Adam CapertonRon and Kaye CarterTaylor ChurchCorey ConsurgraChad CrowleyMarie DavidsonSusan DavidsonDawn DeibertThe DiStefano FamilyRobert Hall and AssociatesPatrick Henton and Celeste CodyLauren HubbardDiane JacksonCyndi JohnsonDaniel JohnstonMandy KiblerJosh KinchenBruce LaneTom McDonaldThe McFarland FamilyDan MurphyScott NelsonKevin NorcrossAmanda OldeenJim and Lindsey PaceChris PapdimitriouMarc SavoieJonathan SleepDick and Jennie Baker SmithSteve Sonsini

Joe and Steffi TravisDavid and Kathy TraylorRyan TuttleMark WoffordAthalie WhiteDana Popoff and Marion LaneyTheir Fathers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Ed AudrossMr. and Mrs. Raymond Phillips Cathy Belatti Paul MastropoloSusan and Frank BishopKiah FordMike BondHelen RiceRobert W. Bond’s 86th Birthday Matthew BernsteinSusan Boyd Lizanne StephensonAnna BreedloveJames BreedloveBarry Chalfant Matt Miller Robert and Tracey Clark Margaret Eggers Elizabeth Lyngdal CooperMichael Cooper Tony Cotrupi Liz GottungAshley CranmerSue KuhnertClay CranmerSue KuhnertBill Earnest Dr. and Mrs. David Watson Aaron Konter and Samantha TorchJ. Scott Jacobson Staci Fox and Greg ColeBetty Fox Kathy and Randy HarberMary Murphy James Chaney

Cappy HarmonJanet ThompsonWilla HarrisCrystal HarrisAlice and Harvey Henson Daniel and Margaret Thomas Andrew JohnsonGail RonanTim and Dawn KillenbergIrene Foran Larrie Del Martin Coxe, Curry & Associates Dorothy Beasley Eve and Bill EarnestDana Halberg, Larry Pless and Family Floyd HaleKathy and Randy HarberNan MadduxLynn and Alan MerrillRon and Barbara Reid Joanne Smith Joseph and Carol Vivona Larrie Del and Joe Martin Harriet Porter Kristin Pruitt Ernestine McCaskillMillicent McCaskillDan McFarlaneRuth Kirby SandersPat McGauley Richard and Nancy SiblyTom McIntoshStacey KruseHillery McNeillLynsley Tyler Lou McRaeJames CalderKenneth MitchellDavid and Myrna GarronBrian Mounts Jason PribilskyTom and Martha PeacockJohn and Mary Potter

Jeff PedowitzSuzanne RobinsonCharles Bonner and Penny CannonEllen OliverMelanie and Mac Platt Reuel and Betty Platt Barbara and Ron ReidJudith HaysTim ReidyKaren NewcombGail Ronan and Jerry PaceMr. and Mrs. Peter KontioTom RosenmayerAllee RosenmayerMaryn and Henley SandviJudy MusicerJennifer Scott WardJennifer Townsend Church’s Chicken Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cook Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cook Rev. and Mrs. Tom Sizemore Ms. Julie Sizemore Nesbit and FamilyMs. Laura Sizemore and Families Leslie and Elinor Cook Jeremy and Marci Silverman Spencer Preis Marc Field Melva SloanFrank Seales Bridges and Betsy Smith Martha and Luther Lewis Henry Spiegel Milling Andrew Goldner Robert L. StowellLaura StewartLindsay TallmanSue KuhnertDoug and Sarah Turnbull Stephen Turnbull Isabelle WerberSteven and Caroline WerberBetty Ann and Jim Wylie Lida Jones

2014/15 Gifts in HonorGifts made from 9/1/2014-4/2/2015. Honorees are bolded.

2014 House SponsorsThe following corporate, civic, and faith-based organizations and individual supporters sponsored Atlanta Habitat for Humanity homes and renovations with gifts of $1,000 ormore 9/1/2014-4/1/2015. The list is in chronological order by start date.

Atlanta Habitat for Humanity apologizes for any omissions made in our donor lists. Please contact us with corrections. While all donations are important to us, space limitations only allow us to print donations of $1,000 or more.

In 2014, Peachtree Presbyterian Church sponsoredtheir 150th Habitat home, becoming the first sponsorto do so. This year, Peachtree Presbyterian had yet another first with Atlanta Habitat.

In April, they became the first faith-based organization to participate in a blitz build. Over thecourse of seven consecutive build days, beginning on Saturday, April 25 and ending the following Saturday, May 2, more than 275 Peachtree Presbyterianvolunteers worked tirelessly to build a new home withthe Thurston family.

Peachtree Presbyterian’s commitment toward AtlantaHabitat shined throughout the week with several volunteers taking time off work to volunteer on weekdays so that the house would be finished on time.

There was tangible excitement in the air as volunteersand Ms. Thurston witnessed the construction of the home progress day by day. Thanks to OxBlue Corporation, a time-lapse video recorded the construction process, and volunteers were able towatch a streaming video of each build day on both Atlanta Habitat’s and Peachtree Presbyterian’s websites.

Finally, after seven long days of laboring in the heat,Peachtree Presbyterian and Atlanta Habitat dedicatedthe home to Ms. Thurston and her family in a touchingceremony. The volunteers felt accomplished after successfully completing the blitz build challenge andachieving something incredible as a church community.Most importantly, Peachtree Presbyterian members felt proud to have provided funding, volunteers,prayers, and hope for 151 homeowners in the city of Atlanta over the past 29 years.

Clark Howard (left) poses with Atlanta Habitathomeowner Michele Carlisle.

Clark Howard Society Event

Peachtree Presbyterian Blitz Build

worry if they wanted to play outside. That’s what kids should be doing. Enjoying their childhood.”

To learn more about becoming a memberof the Clark Howard Society, please contact Melinda Kelleher at melinda.kelleher@atlantahabitat.org.

Legacy Society ($100,000+)Anonymous

Clark Howard Society($10,000 to $24,999)Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James BreenAdrienne and Norm FindleyMr. and Mrs. David SanbornMr. Richard SchweitzerBill and Judy Vogel

Cornerstone Club ($5,000 to $9,999) Anonymous Ron and Vicki Canakaris The Edward Colston Foundation Larrie Del and Joe Martin* Mr. and Mrs. Mike McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McConaghie*David Wilson and Melody Wilder

Threshold Club($2,500 - $4,999)Anonymous Billy and Jody Andrade Mr. Frank Bell IIICindy and John Ethridge Micheal and Pamela Giles*Mrs. Alice Henson Mr. William Hereford Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lacey Thomas H. Lanier Family Foundation Marstrand Foundation Paul B. and Mildred Seydel Foundation Allison and John TruslowRonald and Lavone Wichman*

Foundation 1000 Club($1,000 to $2,499)Anonymous (4) Ms. Catherine Autry Mr. and Mrs. Bruce BennettMr. and Mrs. Matthew BernsteinMr. and Mrs. James BirdMs. Angela BowenMr. John Burch The Burtchaell Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Callahan, IIIMr. Neil ChristmanMr. Tom Coughlin

The Elster Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sean Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Alan FairgrievesMr. FetcherMr. Ryan Flanegan Glenn Memorial United Methodist ChurchMs. Becky Gregory Richard and Debbie Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Phil HolladayMs. Kristen Keirsey and Mr. William StanhopeMr. and Mrs. Edward Klein*Mr. and Mrs. Brett KlyzaThe Kibler Family Foundation The Thomas H. Lanier Family Foundation Scott and Emilie LongMr. James Long and Mrs. Marsha ScottMr. Dan Maddox Sr.Ms. Vicki MannMr. and Mrs. Jere MartinMr. and Mrs. Robert MathewsMr. Fred McAuleyMr. Thomas McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Imran MeghjiMr. Doug MitchellMr. Bob O’LearyMr. and Mrs. J. Stephen OlsenKirk and Anne OssewaardeMs. Nancy PendergastMr. and Mrs. David Peterson Mr. Thomas PresleyJim and Adrian PressleyMr. and Mrs. William ReynoldsMs. Diana RiddickMr. and Mrs. David RosselotDr. Jagdish Sheth Charlotte and Tom Shields Mr. Jim Sibley*Polly and Charlie SimpsonMs. Alyn StoweMs. Katherine Thomasset*Mr. and Mrs. Roy ThompsonCathy and Ken Thrasher Mr. and Mrs. Willard Timm, Jr.Ms. Anne ToppleMs. Ana VargasMs. Laura Voisinet and Mr. Mark Becker Jack and Bette Whitley*Mr. and Mrs. James Wylie

*Donor is a member of The Carpenter’s Club, AtlantaHabitat for Humanity’s monthly giving program.

2014 Major GiftsThe following individuals and organizations provided gifts of $1,000 or more from9/1/2014-12/31/2014.

Belinda Bock Robert BockAlden W. Bynum Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bynum George CastlemanMichelle CastlemanRyan Clark Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Rick Adler Heinz BeckerAngela Bowen Ashley BoyleJames BrownRodger Brown Sam Brown Anne Cox Matt FairlieThomas FerroDavid GaensbauerMr. and Mrs. David GallagherLinda Gao Richard GreenwoodRichard HamertonRajeev KamatJames LiuDavid Macadam Maurizio and Iris MarcassaMr. and Mrs. Scott MehaffyBarry Miller Randy and Kerry Miller Antonio Tadeu Coelho Nardocci Novelis Tech CenterMarco Palmieri Jaesuk Park Joe ParkMichael PetermanRobert Sanders Vinicus SilvaDaniel Stackhouse Tom Summe Leonard ThompsonLisa Vehar

Yudie YuanPearlene Graham Synthia Graham Dale GrevengoedJohn and Lucille AndersonHer Parents Dorothy BeasleyElaine Hocks Mary Hocks Elmer Clifford Hooks, Jr.Thomas Culbreth Harry KrugMichael Krug Joann M. MaddoxDan Maddox Sr.Frank MalinakDianne Farrior Carrie ManuelEugenia Raff Sara Lee MattinglyJohn N. Anhut and David Phillips Paul and Hollis Hawkins Zoe McFee Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson Frank Jones Edith McFee Lycke Mr. and Mrs. Michael MoodyMr. and Mrs. Michael StonePerry E. McClung Gary Hoopes JJ Cambers and Co.Mac Parker Betty Ann and Jim WylieKeith SchulerThomas Schuler Quintus SibleyBetty Ann and Jim WylieHoward Stahlman Julie StahlmanMarion ZealeySharon Zealey

2014/15 Gifts in MemoryGifts made from 9/1/2014-4/1/2015. Memoriams are bolded.

3M 800-GOT-JUNKAll My Sons Allied Building ProductsAtlanta Peach Movers BFG Communications Bulldog Movers Central Heating and Air ConditioningCorbin Comfort Systems The Dow Chemical Company Ferguson Heating and Air FlorWorxGama Sonic USA, Inc.Georgia Green Industry AssociationGeorgia Renaissance Festival The Home Depot – Mid-South Office Jackie Howard – Paces Paper

Hunter Douglas Fabrication NorthwestMAACAMohawk Hard SurfacesMohawk Home Mohawk Industries NolandNorth Georgia TurfNovelis Corporation Sherwin Williams – PurdySquare D/Schneider Electric Two Men and a Truck Valspar CorporationWells Fargo Enterprise Marketing Wells Fargo Enterprise Utility Services Whirlpool CorporationYale Locks

2014/15 In-Kind DonorsGifts with a value of $1,000 or more from 9/1/2014-4/1/2015.

Art Classics LTDAtlanta LightbulbsCabinetcraftJean Paul Chaves-HernandezDPR Construction, Inc.Exum Inc.Kevin Friedman Bill Hosken Tammy Lavin

Matrix Residential One Vinings Mountain Picture Window Productions Port 68RAB Lighting Specialty Tiles Wildwood Construction Wilsonart International

2014/15 ReStore DonorsGifts with a value of $1,000 or more from 9/1/2014-4/1/2015.

Clark Howard Society($10,000 to $24,999)Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belatti Adrienne and Norm Findley The Hollingsworth Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Manderson Mark and Jennifer PighiniBarbara and Ron Reid

Cornerstone Club ($5,000 to $9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson Shawn and Colleen Anderson Brantley and Sharon Barrow Phillip Bradley Kevin and Joan Salwen Joanne Smith

Threshold Club($2,500 - $4,999)Alan and Susan Arnold Tami BarronLouise Manget Cate Memorial FundCindy and John EthridgeBill and Beth Godwin John and Kathleen Goff Bob and Kate Mone Jeff PierceMelanie and Mac Platt Gary and Deborah Price Jeremy and Marci Silverman

Cathy and Ken Thrasher Christopher Waits Sue and John Wieland

Foundation 1000 Club($1,000 to $2,499)Anonymous Mary and Chip Benton Bradford FamilyDanny and Claire BranchThomas and Debra Coleman Jenny and Eric Cross Eve and Bill Earnest Dana Halberg, Larry Pless, and Family Kathy and Randy HarberDarryl and Shirelle Hicks Ms. Mary HollingsworthBrendon Kane and Judy Train Melinda Kelleher Bryson and Shelly KoehlerMs. Yean Lee Joseph and Kelly LessardDan and Deborah Maddox Jr. Gayle and Tom McMahon Lynn and Alan Merrill Linda and Trey Parrish Joan and Dan PattilloAmeet and Holly Shetty Andrew C. West

2015 Major GiftsThe following individuals and organizations provided gifts of $1,000 or more from1/1/2015-4/1/2015.

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Inc. COUNTRY Financial GE Capital/Synchrony Financial Georgia Power CompanyLivingston Foundation, Inc.

Mizuho USA Foundation of Mizuho Corporate Bank, LTD Real Estate Management Services Richard C. Munroe FoundationRoom & BoardWells Fargo

2014/15 Corporation & Foundation GiftsThe following organizations provided gifts of $1,000 or more from 9/1/2014-4/1/2015.