Meet the Mission

INHS is dedicated to expanding housing opportunities for low and moderate-income residents of Tompkins County and the surrounding region. It seeks to foster communities that embrace diversity, equity, and sustainability in ways that produce lasting outcomes.

2019 Annual Report

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This year’s annual report theme, Meet the Mission, encouraged us at INHS to look inward on what is most important to the organization: our impact and our values.

As we look back on 2019, we cannot help but be filled with gratitude for the unwavering support of our volunteers, board members, supporters, donors, and community partners who continue to make our work possible.

Our first-ever digital report is full of amazing stories and highlights from 2019 that we are so proudly reflecting on during this challenging start of a new decade, including:

  • The acquisition of Founders’ Way, the former Immaculate Conception School, which gave us the opportunity to collaborate with the Washington Park Neighborhood in the City of Ithaca to help shape the site design process;
  • A community-centered celebration marking the completion of the renovation of Ithaca City Apartments;
  • Two projects beginning construction, including our first development in Schuyler County; and the renovation and new construction project Cayuga Flats in the City of Ithaca;
  • The first NeighborWorks Organization in the nation to have its entire Lending Department achieve HUD certification for housing counseling.

Thank you to everyone that played a part in making all of the accomplishments you will find throughout this report possible, and who have stepped up in 2020.

The obstacles that 2020 has presented with the global COVID-19 pandemic put much into prospective for us, including the critical need of continuing to provide stable, healthy and safe homes to the most vulnerable of populations throughout the public health crisis. Although we are disappointed that we could not celebrate 2019 in-person during our annual meeting, we at INHS are putting all of our efforts into protecting our clients and staff, and ensuring they are safe. We look forward to seeing you all in 2021.

Ever forward,

Johanna & Jeremy

Johanna Anderson

Johanna Anderson

Executive Director

Jeremy Thomas

Jeremy Thomas

Board of Directors Chair

Community Stories

These community stories exemplify the amazing efforts that are being undertaken throughout our service area that improve the quality of life for our clients and support a more vibrant community. We hope that you will find inspiration from the work of INHS, and its impact on those we support.
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“We can tell INHS does not just invest in families, they invest in the community.”
– Evergreen Family, INHS First-Time Home Buyers

Sustainability

Real Estate Development

One INHS’ most important values is sustainability. INHS strives to make homes and communities more sustainable through promoting energy-efficiency, practicing green building standards, and making homes healthier.

This mentality hit a high note in 2019 when the proposed development in Trumansburg, Village Grove Apartments, was selected as a winner in New York State’s inaugural $40 million 2019 Buildings of Excellence Competition.

The project received $1 million and will mark INHS’ greenest project to date.

When completed, it will be one of the first affordable housing developments in upstate New York to attain Passive House certification, and utilize ground source heat pumps with plans to achieve NetZero through the purchase of off-site community solar.

INHS Purchase Former Immaculate Concept School

INHS purchased the former Immaculate Conception School in Ithaca with the intention to reimagine the historical property into a vibrant mixed-use community, designed to address high-priority community needs. INHS hosted four community engagement meetings in 2019 to gather feedback on initial site plans and community needs.
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INHS Receives $1 Million to Advance NY’s Carbon Neutral Future

INHS’ development in Trumansburg, Village Grove Apartments, was selected as an award-winning project under New York State’s inaugural $40 million Buildings of Excellence Competition. Awarded projects demonstrate low carbon performance, profitability, and the ability to be adopted broadly to bring the building to scale in NYS.
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Watkins Glen Mixed-Income Project to Bring Area’s First Childcare Center

Glen Lake Apartments marks INHS’ first development in Schuyler County, and includes the new construction of a total of 34 apartments, plus space for a childcare center providing educational opportunities for children birth to age five. This is all in close proximity to the beautiful waterfront of Seneca Lake and downtown Watkins Glen.
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2019 in Numbers

63 residential units & 3 commercial units began construction or renovation
$28 million
Will be added to economy by two new projects: Cayuga Flats & Glen Lake Apartments
2 new
For-sale properties added to Community Housing Trust
Joe Bowes
Joseph Bowes | Director of Real Estate Development
“I learned a lot about the home buying process and even more about managing my
finances to be prepared for a mortgage approval.”
– Nancy Webster, INHS First-Time Home Buyer

Creativity

Lending

 

The INHS Lending Department is centered on developing creative lending solutions that allow low- to moderate-income families realize their dream of owning a home.

This is done through a multifaceted and comprehensive lending program that includes one-on-one financial counseling, educational outreach, financial assistance, and an experienced lending team.

In 2019, INHS met with the Evergreen Family to discuss their extensive experience with the organization and its programs.

After purchasing their home with the support of INHS, they realized the house needed work in order to continue to be a healthy and safe place for their family.

INHS was then able to provide new gutters, lights, solar panels, a septic tank, and tested the home for lead.

This support allowed the family to preserve their financial future and create a safe place for them to grow old together.

Attorney General Announces Grant to Support INHS Community Housing Trust

INHS welcomed Attorney General James to the 210 Hancock development where she announced that Tompkins County received a $900,000 grant through its Community Land Trusts Capacity Building Initiative. Tompkins County awarded INHS the funds to expand its Community Housing Trust, which will add 18 additional homes into the Trust.
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Expansion of Homeownership Opportunities Made Possible by $1 Million from NYS

Two HOME Local grants awarded from the New York State Homes and Community Renewal totaling $988,500 will expand INHS’ homeownership program. The funds will provide down payment and closing cost assistance to 34 additional low- and moderate-income households throughout Schuyler, Seneca, Tioga, and Tompkins Counties.
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INHS Introduces Post-Purchase Classes to its Education Offerings

INHS is constantly looking for ways to expand its homeownership experience. In 2019, it introduced four new post-purchase classes that focused on helping those who recently purchased a home learn how to protect their investment, keep up with seasonal maintenance tasks, and explore how to hire the right contractors.
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2019 in Numbers

Closed 86 purchase loans, serving 231 people
246 people
Took an INHS home buyer education class
$1.5 million
Loaned by INHS to help first-time home buyers
Delia Yarrow
Delia Yarrow | Director of Lending
“It’s a community. It’s arguably an extended family. INHS is priceless. It isn’t just housing.”
– Scott Perkins, INHS Tenant

Inclusion

Property Management

 

INHS believes that housing is a building block for inclusion, and that everyone, regardless of income or race, deserves the opportunity to access safe and stable housing without sacrificing their financial futures.

In 2019, INHS completed a $21 million renovation of 98 units in 31 buildings in the City of Ithaca with the goal of improving the lives of its residents by making energy efficiency upgrades that lower utility bills, protecting the long-term financial stability of its tenants.

During the ribbon cutting ceremony of the Ithaca City Apartments project, INHS tenant Ossie Heath-Crump enforced that we were successful by saying, “When I received my first utility bill, I thought it was a mistake because it was so much lower than before the renovations. This project has fed my physical, social, emotional, and financial well-being.”

INHS Welcomes Veteran Walking Across Country

INHS staff, local politicians and veterans gathered to cheer veteran Tommy Zurhellen as he walked through Ithaca on his cross-country voyage to bring awareness to veterans experiencing homelessness.
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ICA Ribbon Cutting Brings Together Community

The completion of the renovations and refinancing of Ithaca City Apartments was celebrated with an unforgettable ribbon cutting that included face painting, lawn games, ice cream and family-friendly science based activities. The rehabilitation project included 98 rental units in 31 buildings scattered throughout Ithaca.
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Solar Array at 210 Hancock Provides Energy Utilized by Residents

INHS prioritizes the needs of the environment with sustainability being at the core of its values. Its 210 Hancock development has installed solar arrays on its roof. Residents at 210 Hancock utilize the energy produced through the panels.
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2019 in Numbers

INHS owned or managed 464 units in 66 buildings in 32 locations
815 people
Rented with INHS
$14,638
Median income of INHS tenants
Melody Susco
Melody Susco | Director of Property Management
“I couldn’t take care of all of these issues on my own. To have someone come in and take
care of it made me feel safer.”
– Anne P. Bloom, INHS Small Repair Client

Respect

Home Repair

 

Helping our neighbors maintain a safe and healthy home is just the beginning what we do at INHS.

The way people feel after an encounter with INHS is just as crucial. In 2019, INHS met with Small Repair clients Mary and Sonny who were eager to maintain their independence by continuing to live in the home they raised their family. Safety concerns were raised, however, when Mary admitted she found herself falling often and could not assist herself up.

INHS was able to install grab bars throughout the house, which lead to peace of mind for their family.

Of their experience, Mary said, “What touches me the most is that INHS is so willing to help us elderly people. We get lonely, and often times we are looked over because of our age. INHS made us feel worthy of the help and that they really cared about us and our safety.”

INHS Gives Thanks to its Donors

INHS recognizes that its community makes its mission and work possible. To thank them for their generosity, INHS celebrated Giving Tuesday by sharing stories of gratitude from their neighbors.
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Giving is Gorges Raises Over $10,000 for Small Repair Program

Together the INHS and the community raised $10,625 to provide free home repairs to homeowners aged 60 and older, and those with disabilities throughout Tompkins County.
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New Home in Dryden Added to Community Housing Trust

INHS hosted an open house for its first Community Housing Trust home outside of Ithaca in October. The newly updated, affordable home will be sold to a first-time homebuyer of low income. The success of this beautiful updated home is owed to the Construction Services Department.
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2019 in Numbers

Closed 16 rehab loans that served 36 people
126 people
Received small repair assistance, with an average income of $22,122
$264,950
Loaned to 17 families to make energy & safety upgrades
Loralee Morrow
Loralee Morrow | Director of Construction Services

Financials & Donors

Our Success is Thanks to You!

 

2019 Financial Summary

Donors

Donates Monthly

1976 Society Member

Volunteer

$10,000 and above

Alison Lurie

Catherine Penner

Vector Magnetics Fund of the Community Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

Josh Young and Paula Long

CFCU Community Credit Union

Jonathan Culler and Cynthia Chase

HOLT Architects, P.C.

LECESSE Construction

M&T Bank

$1,000 – $4,999

2 Anonymous Donors

Johanna and Kurt Anderson

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Liese Bronfenbrenner

Cannon Heyman & Weiss, LLP

Chemung Canal Trust Company

Dryden Mutual Insurance Company

Hancock Estabrook, LLP

Lindsay Hart, Realtor

Insero & Co. CPAs

Dr. Daniel Peter Loucks

NYBDC Foundation

Phillips Lytle LLP

Vickie and Rahn Pitzer

Chris Proulx and Varya Siegel

Sprague & Jackson, Inc.

David W Sprague

David Squires and Rachel Lampert

Steven Winter Associates

SWBR

T.G. Miller, P.C. Engineers and Surveyors

Visions Federal Credit Union

Welliver McGuire Inc.

$500 – $999

1 Anonymous Donor

Lucy J. Brown

Byrnes Family Fund of the Tompkins Charitable Gift Fund

Brian Chabot and Kathleen Rasmussen

Brian Dillon and Anya Solodow

Graham and Debby Gillespie

Heveron and Company, CPAs

Carol Kammen

Karl Kremling

Laura Lewis and Kevin Murphy

Ann McAdams

Kenneth McClane and Rochelle Wood

Miller Mayer, LLP

Mary Beth Norton

Patrick and Patricia Paolangeli

Chuck Tauck and Fran Littin

Mary Wright

Josh Young and Paula Long

$250 – $499

3 Anonymous Donors

Robert H. Abrams

Marcie and John Bishop

Spring Buck and Alan Midura

Michael and Michelle CannonIn honor of Rachel Lampert, In honor of Paul Mazzarella

Richard and Jill Cowan

David and Michelle DeHaan

Ann DiPetta

Carl Feuer and Carol Cedarholm

Ellen Z Harrison

Carman and Sandra Brink Hill Fund of the Community Foundation

Ann Hoffman and Brian Heltsley

Anthony and Janet Ingraffea

Ithaca Board of Realtors, Inc.

Julee Johnson

Peter William Martin

James and Barbara Mingle

Ritchie Patterson and Lawrence Gibbons

Sharon Sassler and Dan Lichter

Eileen Schaller

A&H Sieverding

Kirk Sigel and Beth Ahner

Robert R. Sprole II

Joe and Marney Thomas

Robert Fisher

Thomas and Jane VanDerzee

Michael Koch and Stephanie Vaughn

Justina and Joe Wallitt

Maurice and Steffi White

Benjamin and Joanne Widom<p

$101 – $249

5 Anonymous Donors

Martha Armstrong

David and Lenore Bandler

Lisa and Nicole Carrier-Titti

City Club of Ithaca

Susana and Royal Colle

Gould Colman

Amber Compton

Steve Dell’Orto and Carol Eichler

Douglas Dylla

Helene Moran Eberts

Steve and Carla Fontana

Carolyn Goelzer In honor of Rachel Lampert

Dr. Carla Golden

Louis Gunn

Bill and Kathy Halton

Ronald and Rebecca Harris-Warrick

Rose Haycook

Eva and Roald Hoffmann

Lisa Holmes and Sally Ryan

Isabel Hull

Peter and Mary Katzenstein

Liquid State Brewing Company

Peter and Scobie McClelland

Craig and Paula Miller

Ellen and Jim Morris-Knower

Loralee Morrow

Richard and Leslie Patterson

Arthur and Kathryn Pearce

Sue C. Perlgut In honor of David Sprague

Anna Raphaelidis

John and Judith Reppy

Steve and Martha Robertson

Zev Ross and Mya Thompson

Kathy and Ray Schlather

SRF & Associates

Noah Demarest

Taitem Engineering

Thys Van Cort and Elisabeth Prentice

Warren Real Estate

Kayla Wingert and Marisa O’Gara

Valentina Yalanzhi

Joel and Cathy Zumoff<p

up to $100

11 Anonymous Donors

John Abel

Jonathan Ablard and Lisa Nicholas

Ann-Marie Adams

Jonathan O. Albanese

David and MaryAnn Albonesi

Richard Allmendinger and Teresa Jordan

Warren Allmon

Monica Arambulo

Arnold Printing Corporation

Karen Ashley

Allen Back and Birgit Speh

Lucy and John Barcelo

Kate Barth, CFCU

Reneé Benda

Leslie Benjamin

Paul Feeny and Mary Berens

Sandy Bickel In honor of Rachel Lampert

Antoine and Shelley Blackler In honor of Rachel Lampert

René and Katie Borgella

Joe Bowes

George Boyer and J. Lee Millman In honor of Laura Lewis

Maurice Bradford

Natasha Bratkovski In honor of Rachel Lampert

Raymond Craib and Cynthia Brock

Dan and Eve Brown

Susan and Ken Brown

Thomas Bruce and Judith Pratt

Sam Buggeln In honor of Rachel Lampert

John and Mary Beth Bunge In honor of Rachel Lampert, In honor of Johanna Anderson

Anne Byrne

Eva Capobianco and Elizabeth Schneider

Patricia Carden

Marvin and Patricia Carlson

Christine Carreiro

Renee Carrier Horton

Charlotte Carrier

Dr. & Mrs. Gerald R Carrier

Michelle Carrier-Trial

Kevin Cartmill

Chunchieh Chang

R.F. Chapman Building Services

Katherine Chason

Carol Chernikoff

Monique Christiansen

Maura Cody In honor of Rachel Lampert

Charlotte and Ronnie Coffman

Josh Lower

Michael MacDonald

Caroline Cope In honor of Rachel Lampert

Cornell University

G. Walton and Jean Cottrell

Jessica Cunningham

Gary Bucci/ David Long Appraisal Co.

Tom and Patty Davis

Deborah Dawson

David Delchamps

Sarah Demo

Ken and Regina Deschere

Sylvia Dickinson

Frank and Barbara DiSalvo

Mary Dolan In honor of Rachel Lampert

Dariele Drake

Carole Dennis and John Efroymson

Tasha Engels In honor of Rachel Lampert

Eniko Farkas

Alena Fast

Steve Fast

Timmon Favaro

David Feldshuh and Martha Frommelt In honor of Ellen Morris-Knower

David Fernandez and Elizabeth Lawson

Yvonne Fisher In honor of Rachel Lampert

Andrew Ford

Patricia Foster

Lydia Gaston In honor of Rachel Lampert

Ann and Daniel Gold

Jacob Goodhart In honor of Rachel Lampert

Dan and Karen Governanti

Karl and Constance Graham

Henry Granison and Mary Grant

Tom Gudeman

William Guerrero

Ann Halpern In honor of Rachel Lampert

Casey Keller and Keith Hannon

Don Crittenden, Harris Beach

Mark and Karen Hartsuyker

Hirasuna-Hunter Family

Linda Hirvonen

Margaret Hobbie and Roger Haydon

Rachel Hockett In honor of Rachel Lampert

Dan Hoffman

Steve Hoffman

David Holmberg and Kathryn March

Donald Jason Houghton and Michael J Scanlon

Liz Hudson In honor of Julee Johnson

Bethany Huey

Margaret Hurd

Robert and Mary Hutchens

Amber Inman

Christine Ione

Ithaca College

Joanne Izbicki

John and Susan Jaquette

Holly Johnson Stuhr

Mayghen Johnson

Sarah L. Johnson

Jonathan Kanter

John Kaplan

Anna Kelles

Nathalie and Marc Khafaga

Ann Kinner Johnson

Daniel Krall and Howard Spurling

Dr. David and Susan Kramer

Irina Kriksunov

Brian Kunk-Czaplicki

Beth Lalonde

Sara Lampert Hoover In honor of Rachel Lampert

Nancy Flynn and John Laurence

Lacey Lent

Lynn B. Leopold

Amy LeViere

Bruce and Claudia Lewenstein

Lauren Loiacono In honor of Rachel Lampert

Katie Lopez

Elizabeth Aldridge

Jack and Janet Lowe

Gwyneth Lymberis

Fred Madden and Stephanie Squires

Denise Malone

Randall Marcus

Anthony Maresco

Joe Martin and Nancy Lee Couto

William and Judith Maxwell

Larry Hirschberger and Saoirse McClory

Ellen McCollister and Robert Frank

James McConkey

George McGonigal Landscaping

Daniel and Jean McPheeters In honor of Rachel Lampert

Philip and Mary Lu McPheron

Susan Michlovitz In honor of Rachel Lampert

Harold Mills and Sabrina Johnston

Alice Moore and Robert Smith

Joyce Morgenroth

Roberta Moudry

Tim and Elizabeth Mount

Jane Mt. Pleasant

Stacey and Bill Murphy

David Nguyen

Ducson Nguyen

Andrew Noble and Emily Riddle

Wendell and Susan Norvell

Jerome and Barbara Nosanchuk

John Oakley and Margaret Hammond

Barbara Parker In honor of Rachel Lampert

William Patchen and Karen Kaufmann

Eileen Percevault

Susan Perri

Chau Pham

Rebecca Plante

Frank Powers

Megan Pugh In honor of Rachel Lampert

Kim Pugliese

Quinn-Jacobs Family

Mary Raddant Tomlan

Andrew and Nancy Ramage

Tyler Rapone

RECS Abstract, Inc.

Minna and Sidney Resnick

Scott and Lisa Richardson

Thomas and Mary Ann Rishel

Margaret and Eric Robinson

Susan Robinson

Susan Robinson In honor of Rachel Lampert

Ward Romer

Nick Romo State Farm

Judith Rose

Pamela Rose

James Rothenberg and Mariana Wolfner

Gordon Rowland

Peter and Ro Rukavena

David and Susan Ruppert

Ursula Russ In honor Rachel Lampert

Kristin Sad In honor of Rachel Lampert

Philip Shay, Alternatives Federal Credit Union

Carrie ShearerIn honor of Rachel Lampert

Duane Diviney and Jerry Shing

Betsy Shrier and Alphonse Pieper

Pam Silverstein In honor Kayla Wingert

Shawnna Simmons

Paulen Smith

Daphne Sola

Jennifer Spadine

Sheila Squier

Neil Squires In honor of Rachel Lampert

Zeb and Lacey Strickland

Steven Stull In honor of Rachel Lampert

Rose Stutzman

David Shmoys and Eva Tardos

Vinessa Tavelli

Robert Tesori

Patty Mahool Thayer In memory of Anna Mahool

Garry and Connie Thomas

Jeremy Thomas

Tompkins County Area Development

Tompkins Trust Company

Joanne Trutko and Christopher Carey

Lula Tucker

Curtis and Amanda Ufford

United Way of Tompkins County

Marguerite and Norman Uphoff

Kit Wainer In honor of Rachel Lampert

Liz Walker

Sara Warner In honor of Rachel Lampert

James and Louise Watson

Christine Werner

Whitham Planning and Design LLC

Nicole Dauria and Brendan Wilbur

Kirby Wilhelm

Allen and Joyce Wilson

Dana Wilson

Delia Yarrow and Anngel Delaney

Lori Yelensky

Julia Louis

Enrique Wissar

Helen Ann Yunis

Jessica Blaha, Visions Federal Credit Union

Clairissa Wicks, Visions Federal Credit Union

Devin McMicken, Visions Federal Credit Union

Sarah Kasson, Visions Federal Credit Union

Aisha Jasper, Visions Federal Credit Union

Marlene Rizzo, SWBR

Yang Song, SWBR

Jing Huang, SWBR

Nakeschi Watkins

Martha Hamblin

Alred and Mary Kahn

Scott Reynolds

Jerome Ziegler

Kim Rothman, Bousquet Holstein PLLC

Michael Lane

Sharon Sulimowicz, Law Office of Sharon M. Sulimowicz

Jason Muckey, Precision Inspection Services

Larry Sharpsteen, Perspective Services LLC

James Howell, Howell and Homes

Steve Bossard, Basesments and Above

Kim Rozell, CFCU

Michael McDonald, Community Bank

Bonnie Osadchay, Tompkins Financial

Peggy Hurd, Elmira Savings Bank

Taryn Schwartz, Elmira Savings Bank

Jill Rosentel, Carol Bushberg Real Estate

Emily Doyle, Howard Hanna Real Estate

Linda Santos, Warren Real Estate

Jim Rollo State Farm

Mary Lisa Strassheim, Homes of Ithaca

Kyle Gebhart, Warren Real Estate

Melynda Wissar, Howard Hanna Real Estate

Glenn Anderson, Empire Construction

Legacy Donors

Martha Hamblin*

Alred and Mary Kahn*

Scott Reynolds

David W Sprague

Jerome Ziegler*

* deceased

Our Team

Thank you for your hard work & dedication to INHS

The success of the organization is built on the staff’s commitment to their work, the organization, and the community as a whole.

Board of Directors

Jeremy Thomas

President

Rachel Lampert

Vice President

Julee Johnson

Treasurer

Denise Malone

Secretary

Michael Cannon

Nicole Carrier-Titti

Lisa Holmes

Lacey Lent

Ellen Morris-Knower

Lisa Nicholas

David Sprague

H. Matthys Van Cort

Brendan Wilbur

William Guerrero

Administration Team

Johanna Anderson

Executive Director

Scott Reynolds

Deputy Director

Andrew Ford

Operations-Program Analyst

Community Relations Team

Justina Fetterly

Strategic Communications Manager

Kayla Wingert

Development Manager

Finance Team

Patricia Paolangeli

Finance Director

Corri Haus

Accounting Associate

Amber Inman

Accounting Associate

Mayghen Johnson

Finance Manager

Katie Lopez

Accounting Associate

Karen Pence

Accounting Associate

Vinessa Tavelli

Accounting Manager

Lending Team

Delia Yarrow

Director of Lending

Amber Compton

Receptionist / Admin Assistant

Leslie Debo

Lending Associate

Patrick Mitchell

Loan Officer

Rose Stutzman

Lending Assistant

Real Estate Development Team

Joseph Bowes

Director of Real Estate Development

Leslie Ackerman

Community Housing Trust Manager

Alena Fast

Real Estate Developer

Chau Pham

Project Manager

Lynn Truame

Senior Real Estate Developer

Construction Services Team

Loralee Morrow

Director of Construction Services

Robert Butler

Home Repair Specialist

Mathew Ellis

Home Repair Specialist

Louis Gunn

Project Manager

Peggy Tully

Project Manager

Property Management Team

Melody Susco

Director of Property Management

Imani Allen

Leasing Assistant

Chelsey Campbell

Senior Property Manager

Jessica Gambino

Compliance Manager

Emma Hans

Leasing Assistant

Mickey McGinley

Property Manager

Jessica Petrella

Property Manager

Sue Roenke

Property Manager

Donna Sherwood

Maintenance Coordinator

Valentina Yalenzhi

Property Manager

Brian White

Leasing Assistant

Maintenance & Facilities Team

Ted Woodard

Maintenance Supervisor

Stan Beames

Senior Maintenance Coordinator

Tina Carlsen

Maintenance Coordinator

Skip Carr

Maintenance Coordinator

Bob Hendrickson

Maintenance Coordinator

Jack Lopinto

Maintenance Coordinator

Sam Marranca

Maintenance Coordinator

Todd Martin

Maintenance Coordinator

Tyler Rapone

Maintenance Coordinator

David Wright

Maintenance Coordinator

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