EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:
Melinda Weigle
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST:
Jennifer Knaebel
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR:
JoLynn Huling
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
Pat Wiedemann
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OFFICERS
2007-08
Bob Baas
President
Kibbee McCoy
President Elect
Fred Browning
Vice President
Mary Settles
Secretary
Evelyn Parziale
Asst. Secretary
Pearl McClain
Treasurer
John P. McClain,
Jim Cunningham,
Nan Sharp
Assistant Treasurers
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COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Gene Taylor:
Building
Dee Walker:
Family Selection
Walt Garner:
Fund Raising
Willard Dale:
Church Relations
Jean Clark &
Tom Janke:
Family Partnership
Barbara Dahar:
Home Store
Dewey Peterson:
Site Selection
June Frazier:
PR & Nominating
Crystal Schubert:
Homeowner Liaison & Crafts
Bert Adams:
Human Resources
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OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
Pauline Sherrer
Jeff Shaw
Larry Henson
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ORGANIZATION INFORMATION:
Staff, Officers, Board, Scoreboard & Information about our committees
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SCOREBOARD
MARCH 2008 |
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HOMES COMPLETED AND OCCUPIED
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35
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HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION |
5 |
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ADDITIONAL BUILDING LOTS AVAILABLE
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18
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FAMILIES APPROVED AND WAITING FOR HOMES
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6
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It takes hundreds of volunteers to make our Habitat affiliate successful.
Following is a list of our committees and a short description of what they do. We can use your help!
"Read all about it" below, then send us an e mail to let us know how you want to help - or stop by the Habitat Office for a form.
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Just a few hours a month help so very much!
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HOME STORE COMMITTEE:
Selling good usable donated household items (no clothing). Helps finance the building of new houses. You can help by donating (call the office at 931-484-4565) or working at the store.
This committee is responsible for all facets of the operation of the home store.
DEVELOPMENT:
It takes a lot of money for a young affiliate to build enough houses, (mortgage payments from owners also help in financing the building of new homes), so fund raising is an important part of our affiliate.
The average cost for a three bedroom house is $65,000.
Mortgage payments from Habitat owners help to build additional houses, but it takes about 30 existing houses to pay for one new one.
FAMILY PARTNERSHIP COMMITTEE:
Counseling new home owners is especially important, and the relationship is a long term one.
SITE SELECTION:
Finding reasonably priced (or even better, donated) lots that are buildable and in affordable areas is an interesting challenge.
PUBLIC RELATIONS:
Part of the Development committee, this group is responsible for spreading the word about Habitat, and also for small fund raising activities in conjunction with P.R.
SAFETY COMMITTEE:
Safety at the building sites is a very important part of Habitat.
BUILDING COMMITTEE:
Coordinating volunteer workers and paid craftsmen.
FAMILY SELECTION:
Thorough investigation is done to assure a good match between applicants and Habitat requirements and goals.
OFFICE PARTNERS: These folks (mostly women at present, but more men are welcome!) staff the reception desk. A three hour shift once a month helps a bunch!
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