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2. Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley Basics HHHV affiliate founded in 1989 We have built or renovated over 130 homes in Washtenaw County Vision: Enriching our whole community through a legacy of affordable homeownership for low-income families.

3. Switch to Renovations 2008: Foreclosure crisis In 2008, we renovated 6 homes This year we will renovate 18 homes! 2143 Merrill before…. 2143 Merrill after!

4. Neighborhood Revitalization Targeted neighborhoods Gault Village – over 50 homes in this neighborhood alone! Critical Repair & Weatherization Program Community wide impact

5. Sustainability Energy efficient renovations Save the families close to $1K per year on energy costs Keep hundreds of tons of materials out of landfills Sustainable homes…sustainable neighborhoods… sustainable families! Ami White and her three children at the dedication ceremony of their new home, 1038 Gault

6. Habitat Families We do not give homes away for free! Our partner families are hardworking, deserving families that meet specific requirements - 30-60% area median income - Range of income based on family size - Need based assessment HHHV’s No-Profit Mortgage Program - $1K down payment - Mortgage payments back to HHHV

7. Habitat Families Credit Counselor: Over 200 families last year Sweat Equity: 250 hours per adult Required Classes: Homeownership, Finance, Home Maintenance The Traylor Family The Abdullah Family 6118 S Miami 1315 Clarita The Kinard Family 1269 Lester

8. Habitat Tithe: From Huron Valley to Haiti Habitat Tithe builds a WORLD where everyone has a decent place to live For every home that we renovate in Washtenaw County, we sponsor one abroad! HHHV concentrated areas: Haiti and Guatemala HHHV’s Housing Director, Rob Nissly, working at the Jimmy Carter Work Project in Leogane, Haiti

9. ReStore Our ReStore sells new and gently used home items (furniture, appliances, home décor, etc) Open to the public to make donations as well as purchase items 100% of ReStore net revenue is reinvested in HHHV’s homeownership program

10. Volunteers Volunteers are our strength!! HHHV logged over 30,000 volunteer hours in 2013 (20,000+ construction, 10,000+ ReStore) No construction experience needed…all skill levels welcome!

11. Good News Group Basics The Good News Group was founded in 1997 Methodist Churches joined together to form the “Methodist House”, additional non-Methodist churches joined over the years Today, the Good News Group consists of 17 Washtenaw County congregations! Each congregation supports Habitat by: 1. Providing at least one person to serve on the Good News Steering Committee 2. Sharing in the yearly $80,000 renovation costs for two home renovations ($40,000 per home, costs not covered by HHHV funding) 3. Providing volunteers to perform the renovations

12. Good News Homes: By The Numbers 1997: Year of Good News founding 23: Total GN Homes built/renovated to date 64: Children living in GN Homes by the end of 2013 15: Total GN Homes with Energy Star Rating (all homes since 2005) >4,000: GN Homes work site volunteer hours in 2013 2: GN Homes renovated in 2013 2: Will you help us add 2 more homes in 2014?

13. 2013 Good News Houses 1269 Lester: The Kinard Family 1244 Lester: The Conner Family

14. Proposed Homes for 2014 Good News Houses New targeted neighborhood, called Holmes Rd Neighborhood, located north of Holmes Rd between Prospect Rd and Ford Blvd We want to start our work in this neighborhood built on a foundation of faith – will you help make it possible for the 2014 Good News Houses to be this foundation? More details on scope of work to come at next GNH meeting 1091 Rambling Rd 1101 Rambling Rd

15. Habitat’s 25 th Year & Good News’ 25 th House! 2014 is Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley’s 25 th year! 2014 will mark Good News’ 24 th and 25 th Houses! As we continue to grow, we are looking to Good News to grow along with us – we plan to increase our number of renovations each year, and we need your support! and 25 Good News Houses!

16. THANK YOU! Thank you to the Good News Group for your continued dedication and commitment to helping families and helping improve our community – you are true champions for Habitat, and the work that you do will live on for years to come. Congratulations on another year of amazing work, and we look forward to next year’s builds! THANK YOU!! Sincerely, Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley Staff and Board of Directors