This year we proudly celebrate our 40th anniversary
Since our founding in 1984, we have helped nearly
1500
families build or repair a place to call home.
a word from our CEO
Brian Sonderman
Chief Executive Officer
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity
Noaman Sharief
Board President ('24)
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity
This year marks an extraordinary milestone for Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity: our 40th anniversary. As we reflect on our journey, we are filled with profound gratitude for the countless volunteers, donors, and partners who have shaped our mission to make affordable homeownership a reality for families in our community.
Our story began when a group of determined individuals gathered with Habitat for Humanity founder Millard Fuller to tackle Milwaukee’s housing crisis. With no funds, their determination created Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity. From those early days of rehabbing homes, fueled by the dedication of local churches and volunteers, we have grown into a pillar of this city.
Milestones like the Jimmy Carter Work Project in 1989, which built six homes in just five days, demonstrated the power of collaboration and resilience. Partnerships, like our long-standing relationship with Sargento Foods since 1992, have helped sustain our growth. Today, our Habitat ReStores have grown to generate nearly $4 million annually, supporting our mission while offering affordable goods to the community.
As we reflect on that last 40 years, we look back to see the long term impact affordable homeownership has had on Habitat families. Families like the Tuckers, who moved into their Habitat home in 2003, remind us why this work matters. For the Tuckers, their Habitat house provided space, security, and opportunity for their family of nine. It became a cornerstone for their family’s journey to financial stability, giving them the ability to save and invest in their children’s futures. Please take the time to view their story below.
Over the past 40 years, nearly 1,500 families have found stability through Milwaukee Habitat, and we’ve tithed over $5 million globally to extend our impact. While we celebrate our achievements and the impact we’ve made, we recognize that the affordable housing crisis continues to pose significant challenges. Despite our growth and progress, there is still much work to be done.
As we look ahead to the next 40 years, we are committed to making an even greater impact and helping more families achieve the dream of homeownership. Thank you for being an integral part of this journey. Together, we’ve built far more than homes—we’ve built hope and a brighter future.
In Partnership,
Brian Sonderman
Chief Executive Officer
Together, We Build
In "Together, We Build," Habitat homeowners Johanna Jimenez (since 2007), Debra and Johnny Tucker (since 2003), and Cheryl Hayes (since 1989), share how Habitat homeownership has helped them build generational wealth, financial stability, and the security of a place to truly call home.
2024 New Construction Highlights
Lead Abatement and Weatherization
In addition to building new homes and offering affordable repairs, Milwaukee Habitat is expanding its impact by helping even more families create safer living environments. Through a partnership with the Milwaukee Health Department, the Milwaukee Environmental Collaboration Office, and the Wisconsin Department of Public Services, Habitat provides free lead abatement and weatherization services to households in need.
Stephanie, a local homeowner, benefited from the program when her house, built before 1978, underwent lead hazard remediation. Along with eliminating lead risks, her home received crucial upgrades, including new windows, insulation, and improved ventilation systems.
“Habitat is there to navigate the process and advocate for you. I trust that,” Stephanie said. “I will have peace of mind having a safe house.”
Jeremy Belot, Sustainability Program Coordinator for the Milwaukee Environmental Collaboration office shared that:
“Working with Milwaukee Habitat on a program that brings multiple government resources and departments together to integrate lead remediation and energy efficiency interventions has resulted in life changing results for Milwaukee families.”
This fully grant-funded program prioritizes households with children, improving homes by combining lead remediation with energy efficiency upgrades. It’s a transformative initiative that’s creating healthier, safer, and more sustainable homes for families throughout Milwaukee
Public Sector Support
Support from the public sector plays a vital role in increasing Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity’s capacity to build and repair homes across Milwaukee. Milwaukee Habitat embraces a bipartisan approach to working with partners at the city, county, and state levels. This year, we were honored to have received nearly $5 million in grants.
Aja’s home was built thanks to grants from the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, and the WI Department of Administration, alongside contributions from individual and corporate donors.
When thinking about walking through her front door for the first time, Aja shared, “I know I am going to have butterflies. I’m so excited. I’m going to take it all in and appreciate the whole experience.”
Aja’s excitement about her new home reflects the profound impact that partnerships like these have on individuals and families, a sentiment echoed by those working to make such opportunities possible.
“Milwaukee County is proud to partner with Habitat for Humanity,” said Connor Goggans, Senior Real Estate Project Manager, Milwaukee County Housing Division.
“This underscores our shared commitment to providing safe, high-quality, and affordable homeownership opportunities while advancing racial equity and strengthening community ties."
volunteers
Milwaukee Habitat’s construction, ReStore, and deconstruction volunteers who regularly volunteer their time - affectionately known as “Habituals” - came together to raise over $75,000 to sponsor and build a new home in the Harambee neighborhood.
2024 volunteer awards
The Habitat Welcome Wagon Award recognizes individuals who make Habitat a better place to volunteer. They create an environment of warmth, welcome, and inclusion and help new participants feel like they are part of the team.
Award Winners: Karen Berry, Sue Michalos, Jerry Fennel, Mary Sue Tarara, Julia Savich, Bill Willkom
The Habitat Rookie Volunteer Award recognizes volunteers who are in their first year volunteering and who have already made an outsized impact!
Award Winners: Gontran Kenwood, Glenn Beaudoin, Connie & Paul Schreiber, Jerry van Ruiswyk, Theresa Breunig, Jeff Kenkel, Joe Pieroni
The First Responders Award recognizes volunteers who always come through. No job is too tough to handle or request too unusual for these folks.
Award Winners: Mark Winkelman, Rob DeBack, Andy Kinnear, Steven Lindquist, Cindy Lindquist, Jerry Ziegler
The Faithful Volunteer Award recognizes individuals who offer steady, consistent service to Milwaukee Habitat and because of this wonderful history of service have created a lasting impact on the organization!
Award Winners: Bruce Linde, Bill Hoover, John Reinartz, Ro Gerharz, Lois Bernard, Dave Loderhose, Brian Wickert
building globally
Since our founding in 1984, we’ve worked to build safe, affordable homes here in Milwaukee and across the world, believing that distance does not play any role when we want to achieve the common goal of eliminating poverty housing.
In countries around the globe, families are living in desperate conditions. With your support, we’re partnering with Habitat for Humanity affiliates in other countries, donating 10% of our unrestricted funds to ensure even more families have a safe, decent place to sleep at night —a donation known as tithe.
*denotes our current partners
tithed to our global partners in 2023
families served globally by home and development projects since 1984
Since our founding in 1984, we’ve worked to build safe, affordable homes here in Milwaukee and across the world, believing that distance does not play any role when we want to achieve the common goal of eliminating poverty housing. In countries around the globe, families are living in desperate conditions. With your support, we’re partnering with Habitat for Humanity affiliates in other countries, donating 10% of our unrestricted funds to ensure even more families have a safe, decent place to sleep at night —a donation known as tithe.
2023 ReStore highlights
sales by Milwaukee's three ReStores in 2024
pounds of reusable materials diverted from local landfills in 2024
donations made to our ReStores from individuals and businesses in 2024
priced value of materials salvaged by ReStore's Deconstruction Services in 2024
properties serviced by Deconstruction in 2024, including 19 commercial and 87 residential
Premium Donors
Milwaukee’s ReStores are honored to collaborate with local businesses to transform surplus inventory, gently used cabinet sets, and more into critical support for our mission. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Premium Donors, whose generous and consistent contributions of high-quality inventory have played a pivotal role in sustaining our efforts this year.
- Camo Crew
- Colder’s
- Carman Made
- College Hunks
- Design Group Three
- Dream Kitchens
- Geneva Cabinet Company
- LaBonte Construction
- Refined Renovations
- Rob Miller Homes
partnerships
Brewers Kick Off the Build Season
Brewers Community Foundation, the charitable arm of the Milwaukee Brewers, and Bader Philanthropies, Inc. joined forces to celebrate 2024’s new construction season. Brewers players Brandon Woodruff, Joey Ortiz, and DL Hall traded their ball caps for hard hats and helped raise the first wall of a new home for Bernes. Bernes cannot wait to be a homeowner.
“I’m so happy to be in this program,” she said. “When I get the keys, at first, I’ll have to breathe and really take it in. I will feel proud of myself that I took that huge step."
Women Build 2024
Women Build brings together friends and colleagues from across our community to raise funds and walls – and to help women rise strong. Habitat provides the tools and equipment. Event sponsors and volunteers provide the hands and heart. 120 women, representing 20 teams, volunteered during the month of August, raising over $50,000 to help sponsor Jessica’s home. With a heart full of gratitude and hope, Jessica is looking forward to creating new memories.
“I will feel blessed, overjoyed, and excited,” she said. Sponsored by: Thrive Realty, Catalyst Construction, General Mills, Harris Family Dental, MGIC, We Energies
Sargento’s Support made Tayana’s Home Possible
Tayana was joined at her home dedication by Louie Gentine, Chairman and CEO of Sargento, and Bango, the official mascot of the Milwaukee Bucks. In addition to annual support, Sargento makes a donation for each opening tipoff the Bucks win. Those dollars helped support Tayana’s home. Tayana is building equity in an asset that will benefit her family for years to come.
“I’ve been renting for long enough,” she said. “I’m excited to actually get something that’s my own.”
Sargento was Milwaukee Habitat’s first corporate partner in 1992. The company has sponsored 37 homes, donated $2.6M, and volunteered 27,000 hours on the build site.
Powering Milwaukee Forward
Milwaukee Habitat is one of ten local nonprofits selected to receive $100,000 each as part of Powering Milwaukee Forward, a new philanthropic effort aimed at improving access to basic needs within Milwaukee’s underserved communities.
GE HealthCare, the GE HealthCare Foundation, the Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation, and the nonprofit grantees will work together to help Milwaukee residents thrive. Powering Milwaukee Forward will strive for lasting impact through the lens of social determinants of health: housing, education, healthy food, safe physical environments, and maternal healthcare.
Accunet sponsored a new home for Naidia through their $75,000 Framing the Future Gala challenge match. Total support tops $850,000 over two decades. Naidia believes that becoming a Habitat homeowner will change her life. “It’s a milestone,” she said. “I’ve moved to the next level with something I’ve been dreaming of doing.”
For three decades, Bank of America has helped Habitat families across the country build and improve places to call home. Here in Milwaukee, their support helped Ashley fulfill her dream of becoming a homeowner. “I want to pass down generational wealth to my kids,” Ashley said. “They will always have somewhere to go.”
Friendship House’s financial support has helped build, rehab and repair 45 homes since 2012, including a new home for Morgan. Morgan is determined to accomplish her dream of homeownership. “It will be a big weight lifted off my shoulders,” she said. “It’s yours and no one can take it away from you.”
Hydrite sponsored their first home in 2024. “The experience was truly rewarding,” said Julia Danes, Human Resources Generalist. “Watching the project come to life – from the foundation to a finished home – was inspiring, especially knowing it will provide a family with a place to call their own. Our employees found great fulfillment in being part of something so meaningful.”
Thirty-two families have moved into Komatsu-sponsored homes since 2011, including Alphonso. Total support tops $2.8 million from employee and corporate giving and an annual supplier golf outing. Alphonso is ready to provide a comfortable space for his family. “I see it as a good investment,” he said. “It’s for my kids. They always have a place to stay.”
MGIC has donated over $600,000 since 1997. The company made a significant gift of new office furniture for our renovated headquarters and sponsored Derrick’s new home. “I didn't think I would ever be at a spot to get a house,” he said. “I am so excited to decorate. I’m going to have a garden in the backyard.”
Milwaukee Tool topped $1,000,000 in lifetime financial support and donated products in 2024. Their tools are a fixture in our warehouse and on the construction site. Our staff and volunteers used them to build Monica’s home. “Moving in will be like a breath of fresh air,” she said. “Homeownership is an investment to put into myself.”
Wells Fargo has donated $1.5 million over the past two decades. The bank’s $100,000 donation supported Deana’s house. She envisions her home as a foundation for her family’s future: “I am a builder, I am a restorer, and I am an owner ... of my future, my dreams, my gifts and talents, and soon, my home.”
The Zilber Family Foundation donated $250,000 for new construction and critical home repair in the Lindsay Heights neighborhood. “The foundation is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of individuals, families, and neighborhoods,” said Demetria Smith, Senior Program Officer. “Together, we are improving access to quality, affordable, and stable housing.”
gala
over half a million raised at 2024 gala
On the evening of October 10th, Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity hosted the annual Framing the Future Gala from inside our early 20th century woodshop. As we celebrated 40 years of building homeownership, the event welcomed over 325 attendees and raised $504,100 to build safe, affordable housing in our city.
This year’s event was chaired by Matt Burow of Three Leaf Partners and Catalyst Construction. The funds raised are crucial to Milwaukee Habitat’s work to help local families break down the barriers to first-time homeownership.
As the evening concluded, the generosity of the community not only celebrated Milwaukee Habitat’s past, but also ignited hope for a future where everyone has a place to call home.
Presenting Sponsor
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$75,000 Challenge Match Sponsor
building on faith
homes sponsored with help from our Building on Faith Partners
congregations and organizations volunteered with us
donated by Building on Faith Partners
Interfaith Coalition
Milwaukee Habitat is grateful for the people of Wellington Park Lutheran Church who gave a legacy gift when their congregation closed and sold their property. This gift was designated as a matching challenge to support Jennifer’s house, built in the Harambee neighborhood by our Interfaith Coalition.
in-kind partners
Thank you to our in-kind supporters. Their generous donations reduce our construction costs by $13,000 per house and ensure Milwaukee Habitat homes are built with the best products on the market.
special thanks to
- Milwaukee Tool for warehouse and build-site tools
- Foley & Lardner and Godfrey & Kahn for pro bono legal services
- We Energies for wood chips for the build site
- WillScot for storage pods
- An anonymous donor whose gift helped purchase tools and warehouse equipment
- An anonymous donor who paid for the installation of air conditioners
remembering President Carter
At the end of 2024, President Jimmy Carter passed away at 100 years old. President Carter’s dedication to Habitat for Humanity created a lasting legacy and his efforts shone a spotlight on the global need for affordable housing and brought hope to families around the world. In 1989, he led the Carter Work Project in Milwaukee, which was one of the most ambitious builds in Milwaukee Habitat’s history. Thanks to the Carters and more than 1,000 volunteers, six homes were completed in just five days.
The success of the Carter Work Project and the Carters’ unwavering dedication brought significant attention and support to Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity. This momentum propelled the organization forward, helping it grow into what it is today.
Cheryl Hayes, a Milwaukee Habitat Homeowner from the Carter Work Project, shares her reflections on this transformative event, offering a heartfelt glimpse into that memorable June of 1989 when President Carter’s presence made a profound difference in Milwaukee:
Please join us in remembering him and celebrating the profound impact President Carter made around the world.
"I'm Home"
“[This program] helped me become such a powerful woman, not only for myself but for my children. It has let me know anything I put my mind to is possible, whether it’s a long term or short term goal. You can do anything that you can believe.”
Alexis, closed December 2024
Revenue
Home Sales.........................................$3,238,000
ReStore Proceeds.............................$3,801,000
Contributions.......................................$4,481,000
Grant Income.......................................$4,881,000
Donated Goods & Services.............$556,000
Special Events.......................................$689,000
Investments & Other Income...........$910,000
Total.............................................$18,556,000
Expenses
Program.................................................$12,447,000
Management & General......................$856,000
Fundraising................................................$967,000
Total...............................................$14,270,000
For complete details about Milwaukee Habitat's finances visit: https://milwaukeehabitat.org/about/financials/
2024 Board of Directors
Noaman Sharief - President
Dana Investment Advisors
Johanna Jimenez - Vice President
Community Development Alliance
Terry Kurtenbach- Vice President
Deloitte (Retired Partner), Community Volunteer
Andrea Golvach – Treasurer
Briggs & Stratton (Retired)
Julia Savich – Secretary
Milwaukee Tool
Brian Wickert - Ex Officio
Accunet Mortgage
Matt Barkow
Northwestern Mutual Life
Amanda Berndt
INNIO Waukesha Gas Engines Inc.
Mike Boeder
Chorus Community Health Plans
Evann Derus
Godfrey & Kahn
Chino Imediegwu
Power Test, LLC
Sal Miosi
MGIC
Audrey Morrow
U.S. Bank
Ahmed Quereshi
Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee
Jaquilla Allen
Rockwell Automation
Brie Skolaski
Generac
Yollande Tchouapi
Johnson Controls
Langston Verdin
Greater Milwaukee Committee
Portia Young
Sargento Foods, Inc
legacy society
Members of Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity’s Legacy Society have pledged planned gifts designated in wills, trusts, or retirement plans. Their gifts will ensure families have the security of owning a home for generations to come.
We thank our Legacy Society members:
Anonymous (2)
Lois Bernard
Dennis Cahn
John Danninger*
Lois Ellen Debbink*
Linda Dohmen
David Feiss & Patricia Hanz
George & Jill Fahr
Jerold & Nancy Fennell
Janice Fox
Barbara Fruhbauer*
Ken & Cindy Gear
Jeanne Godfrey
Nancy Gruner
Phyllis Elaine Harvey*
Debra Hintz*
William & Lois Hoover
Donald & Cynthia Jamnik
Daniel Karrels
Ken Krueger
George Loxton & Sherry Postma Loxton
Greg Mann
James McClure, Jr. & Kathleen McClure
Mike McIntyre
John Mesching
Charmaine Muroni*
Terry & Anne Neafie
Bonnie Patton
Kate Petrosky
Marceline Roberts
James Schinneller
Kelly Schlicht
Max Schmiege
Kathy & James Schultz
Dennis Sell
Grace Sherer
Bryanne Skolaski
John Slater*
Dave & Valle Sonderman
Lucille Swain
Carlolyn J Sweers
William Torphy
Greg & Ann Van Dunk
Mark Volz
Brian & Rebekah Wickert
Mark Winkelman
If you have designated Milwaukee Habitat in your plans and we have missed your name in error, please call 414-316-5611.
*denotes friends we have recently lost
thank you
Milwaukee Habitat extends its deep gratitude to the following individuals, churches, corporations, foundations, and other organizations making donations of $1,000 and above.*
$1,500,000+
City of Milwaukee - Health Department
$750,000+
Bader Philanthropies, Inc.
Milwaukee County - Neighborhood Investment Fund Grant
Program
$500,000+
City of Milwaukee - Community Development Grants
Administration
State of Wisconsin - Equitable Recovery Grant
$250,000+
Habitat for Humanity International - SHOP Funds and Other
Grants
Joseph & Vera Zilber Family Foundation
$100,000+
Friendship House
MGIC
Otto Bremer Trust
State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services -
Lead-Safe Homes Program
Wells Fargo
$75,000+
Accunet Mortgage/Brian & Rebekah Wickert
$50,000+
Anonymous (3)
Argosy Foundation
Catholic Financial Life
Family of Five Parishes
John Shelton Trust
Johnson Controls Foundation
Komatsu
Milwaukee Tool
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
WHEDA
$20,000+
Anonymous
Bank of America
Lois Bernard
BMO Harris Bank
Brady Corporation
Brewers Community Foundation
Kathleen Davis
Ray & Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust
David & Pamela Enerson
Digicorp/George & Jill Fahr
Fiduciary Real Estate Development
Focus on Energy
Forest County Potawatomi Community
Frieda & William Hunt Memorial Trust
Jeanne Godfrey
Charlie Groeschell
Ed & Helen Hintz
Jerome J. & Dorothy H. Holz Family Foundation
Hydrite
CJ Kim
Terry & Kristie Kurtenbach
Christine Symchych & James McNulty
William & Marian Nasgovitz
Paul Roller
Stormy Hill Foundation
The People of Wellington Park Lutheran Church, Milwaukee
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County
Jobi & Abby Wall
We Energies Foundation
$10,000+
Anonymous (3)
Alvin & Marion Birnschein Foundation
American Family Dreams Foundation
Archdiocese of Milwaukee
Associated Bank
William & Barbara Boles
Doug & Barb Braun
City of Milwaukee - Environmental Collaboration Office
Eaton
Heartland Advisors
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Barry & Eileen Mandel
Duane McAllister
John Mesching & Kristine Jensen
David & Susan Ogden
Paul & Kathy Oman
State Farm Companies Foundation
Mary Kay Strachota
The UPS Foundation
U.S. Bank Foundation
Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Church
William N. & Janice V. Godfrey Family Foundation Trust
Mark & Sally Winkelman
Zilber, Ltd
$5,000+
Anonymous (3)
A Gift of Time
Jeffrey & Susan Aiken
Baird
Cassandra Barnard
James & Lisa Borris
Steve Brzozowksi ‡
Chris & Kelly Calvelli
John & Jan Carroll
Catalyst Construction
Charles D. Jacobus Family Foundation
CIBC
Cole Family Charities
CoreLogic Solutions
Crossroads Presbyterian Church
Margaret & Bill Crowley
David & Diane Berg Family Charitable Trust
The Duback Family Charitable Fund
Jonathan & Debra Eder
Steve Everett, Jr. & Pennie Everett
David Feiss & Patty Hanz
FRISA ‡
Godfrey & Kahn
Eoin & Megan Gorman
Randall & Amy Grunow
Hal & Joyce Kuehl Fund
through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Harris Family Dental
Clark Higgins
Alan & Jean Hilgeman
Marihelen Hoppa-Willbrandt
Johnson Controls
J.L. and J.A. Lakota Fund
through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Loris Family Fund
Mainman Family Fund
through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Marsha Ernst Krueger Charitable Fund through the Greater
Milwaukee Foundation
The Master Lock Co.
Catherine & Timothy Mattke
David & Lori Miller
Sandra Molenda
Mary Ellen Nash
New Berlin Lions Club
Peter & Linda Hotz Charitable Fund
Ralph Evinrude Foundation
RAMLOW/STEIN Architecture + Interiors
Mark & Sarah Scheiber
Scot Forge ‡
Mo Simmons
Philip & Karen Sonderman
Thrivent
David & Joan Totten
Town Bank / Wintrust Mortgage
United Methodist Church of Whitefish Bay
Greg & Ann Van Dunk
Don & Jane Vaughan
VineBrook Homes
Weiss Family Foundation
Weldall Manufacturing ‡
Bill & Meagan Wigchers
Wilbert & Genevieve Schauer Foundation
The William Stark Jones Foundation
$2,500+
Anonymous
Accurate Metal Products ‡
AEBS - AE Business Solutions
American Tank & Fabricating ‡
Anixter ‡
Badger Sheet Metal Works ‡
Michael & Margaret Beaumont
Karen Berry
Brookfield Lutheran Church
Brown & Brown
Carlton - Bates Wesco ‡
Castle Metals ‡
CH Robinson ‡
Circle Metal Specialties ‡
Maria Crueger-Monterroso
Deb McKeithan-Gebhardt & Jack Gebhardt Charitable Fund
Stewart Edwards
Daniel Ellenbecker
Emmanuel Community United Methodist Church
Chris Evanich
Loren & Stephanie Fellows
Jerold & Nancy Fennell
Finkl Steel ‡
FIS
Fitness Together
Rebecca Frankenfeld
Georgia Garcia
Gardner Foundation
General Mills - Milwaukee
Louis & Michele Gentine
GlobalSource IT
GMAR - Greater Milwaukee Association of REALTORS
Andrea Golvach
Hales Corners Lutheran Church
Herzing University
Andy Heuer & Pairin Hongsoongnern
Marianne Hondel
Husch Blackwell ‡
Andrew & Courtney Hyzer
Industrial Maintenance Welding & Machining Co. ‡
Joe & Jody Jakubiak
Johnson Financial Group
Daniel Karrels
Kathleen Karrer
Kloeckner Metals Corp. ‡
John & Sharon Koeble
Bill & Christie Krugler
Allan & Janine Lau
Linda J. Diedrich Designated Fund
through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Lockton Companies
Lori Lorenz
George Loxton & Sherry Postma Loxton
Lynch Family Charitable Fund
Paula Maggio
Vincent & Janet Martin
Matric Group ‡
James & Kathleen McClure Fund
Mike McIntyre
David & Deb Megna
Michael & JoAnn Culp Youngman Charitable Fund
Mid Valley Industries ‡
Megan Miller
Sal Miosi
Matt Moldenhauer ‡
Mortenson Construction
Terry & Anne Neafie
Sally Jo Nelson
John Niebler
Novonesis / Novozymes BioAg, Inc.
Nucor ‡
OEM Fabricators ‡
Megan Olsen
Parker Hannifin Corp. ‡
Bonnie Patton
PCC ‡
Randy & Janet Peterson
Phyllis Elaine Harvey Trust
Paul Pisarzewicz
Powers Realty Group
Product Service & Manufacturing ‡
Emily & Tim Pyatt
Quorum Architects, Inc.
RBC Bearings ‡
Regal Rexnord ‡
Jeffrey & Arlene Remsik
Russell Investments
Erik Schleicher
Konrad Schuettpelz & Barbara Maier
Brie Skolaski
Southwestern Manufacturing ‡
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish
Michael Switzenbaum & Gail Schumann
The Timken Co. ‡
Steve Thompson
Trade Tech ‡
Trinity Episcopal Church
U.S. Bank
Universal Welding & Engineering ‡
George Van Long
David & Cheryl Walker
Wauwatosa Presbyterian Church
Dianne Weber
Womack Machine Supply Co. ‡
$1,000+
Anonymous (11)
ABB Motors & Mechanical ‡
Albert J. & Flora H. Ellinger Foundation
James Alt
Helmut & Sandra Ammon
Apple Inc.
Dan & Gwen Armbrust
Rachel Aufforth Johnson
Badger Meter Foundation
Lisa & Souheil Badran
Robert Balderson
Matt & Stephanie Barkow
Donna Bartolone
Randy & Mary Belongia
Berkowitz Family Foundation
Berns Infrastructure LLC.
Fred & Karen Bersch
Thomas & Elissa Bolger
Robert Bornslaeger
Richard Bradley
John & Sharon Bremer
Peg & Daniel Bresnahan
Jeremy Brown
Austin Brown
Douglas & Kathleen Bue
Brian & Carolyn Butler
Karl & Nancy Byleen
Diane Carr
Marlene & Frank Castillo
Caterpillar
Craigh & Diane Cepukenas
Coil Manufacturing ‡
Geoff Cooper
Eric & Marikris Coryell
Joyce & Martin Dambekaln
DCI Sales
Andrew DeGuire & Nikki Sohm DeGuire
Victor & Jean Delisle
Diana & Jim Dempster
The Denise E. Gallope Charitable Fund
Mary Ross Denison
Evann & Ryan Derus
Divine Mercy Congregation
Janet Doellman
Wolfgang & Barbara Dorner
Michael & Caroline Driscoll
Ruthann & Shane Driscoll
Kathy Dwyer
Thomas Ellis & Kathleen Comiskey
Fastenal
Corie Foley
Karlene Fox
The Franke Family Charitable Fund
Jeremy & Jen Frantz
Jenene & Michael Garey
Joseph & Jackie Gessner
Nathaniel Giebel
Daniel Goelzer
Glenn & Denise Goergen
Good and Green Giving Fund
Jim & Judy Goodwin
Great Midwest Bank
Green Tree Garden Club
Greenfield Avenue Presbyterian Church
Steve & Rebecca Greiff
Daniel & Margot Griesbach
Leslie Grinker
Gary & Kathy Gwidt
Halvorsen Boiler & Engineering Co. ‡
Nancy Hanks
Doris & Peter Hansen
Richard Harbecke
Larry & Holly Haskin
Charles Hays
Suzanne Head
Bill & Marguerite Helmers
Dianna Higgins
Bill & Lois Hoover
Kori Hooyman
Kenton Howenstine
Carol Hudson
Mary Ellen Humpal
Domnik Israel & Joyce Squire-Israel
Kathleen Jacobson
JADCO Manufacturing ‡
Dennis Jaeger
Sarah Jelenic
Thomas Jensen
Judith Antoine Shanley Foundation
Thomas & Jane Kammerait
Gloria Katt
John Kaufman
Donald Kerber
Daniel & Nancy Kiernan
Robert & Dorothy King
Satish Kodali
Donald & Edith Koegel
JR Kramer
Carol & Milton Kuyers
James Lambe
Langer Roofing & Sheet Metal
Margaret Layde
Christopher Leadley
The Len & Pat Quadracci Family Fund
Frank Lessiter
Patti & Doug Levy
Steven & Patricia Lipscomb
William Listwan
Joan Maas
Michael & Jane Malone
Kevin Mantz
Cathy Markwiese & Steve Tietz
Martin Family Foundation
Adele Mayer
Daniel & Ada McAdams
Continued...
Guy & Mary Jo McDonald
Meltric - A Company of Marechal Electric
Michael Best ‡
Dennis Miller & Julie Ann Schuppie
Jonathan Mitchell
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius ‡
Rob & Olivia Myers
Amy Netko
Abby Neuberger
William Nicloy
John & Anne O’Connor
Michele Oxman
Don Pannell
Kate Petrosky
Mary & Charles Petrosky
Warren & Ann Pierson
David Piotrowski
Ryan Pogodzinski
Alan Pohl
Suzanne & Richard Powers
Christine Prevetti
Brad & Pam Price
James Reiskytl
Marey Elizabeth Riemer
Matthew & Marianne Robbins
David Roessl
Thomas & Ann Runnells
Fred & Esther Rusch
Steven & Michelle Russ
Trevor Russell
Heidi Schneider
Michael Schneider
Rodney Schrader
Kristie Schultz
Barbara Schwartz
Grace Sherer
Stanford Smith
Thomas & Iphigenia Smith
David Snow
Brian & Mara Sonderman
Dave & Valle Sonderman
Stalle Realty Group
James & Rosalind Stanke
Sandra Stark
St. Francis of Assisi Parish
St. James Catholic Church
St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Streich Family Foundation
David Swanson
Carolyn Sweers
David & Judy Thayer
Christopher Timm
Trainer Family Foundation
Benjamin Trier
Bryan Vanmeter
Robert & Ellen Venable
Voelz-Neall Charitable Fund
W.B.D. Foundation
Kelly Wahl
Andrew Warner
Janice Watson & Alfred Lustig
Wauwatosa Rotary Foundation
Wauwatosa Savings & Loan Foundation
Tim & Lorraine Wayman
Jeremy & Sara Wesemann
Marilyn White
Wiberg Family Fund
through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
David Wierdsma
Lillian Wiegel & Barbara Schacht
Peter & Peggy Wolf
Thomas & Melinda Wolf
Wong Williamson Real Estate/KW
Nancy Zabriskie
Thank you to donors who supported our mission via the following:
Bike Build Home 500
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Habitat for Humanity International - Cars for Homes
Immanuel Presbyterian Church - Alternative Christmas Market
The Interfaith Church Coalition
Komatsu - Employee Giving
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity - Carpenter’s Club
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity - Employee Giving
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity - Habitual House
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity - Women Build
OttoFest Fundraiser
The Catholic Coalition
The Presbyterian Coalition
Thrivent Choice
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County
Wauwatosa Presbyterian Church - Alternative Christmas
Market
In-kind donations of products and services:
A.O. Smith
Broan
Columbus McKinnon
Cree
DuPont
Eaton
Foley & Lardner
Godfrey & Kahn
Johnson Controls
Kohler
Lannon Stone Products
Master Lock
Milwaukee Tool
Schneider
Wago Corporation
We Energies
Whirlpool
Thank you to the following organizations for supporting our office renovation:
Project team
Quorum Architects
Catalyst Construction
Financing/funding
Bader Philanthropies, Inc.
FCI - Forward Community Investments
Donated workspace
Accunet Mortgage
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
MGIC
St Ann Center for Intergenerational Care
Donated products
A.O. Smith
Colder’s
Eaton
MGIC
Zurn Elkay
Donated services
Colliers
SP+
Two Men & a Truck
Special thanks:
Corporation for National & Community Service – AmeriCorps
** Estate Gift
‡ Komatsu Supplier Golf Outing
* Reflects donations from July 1, 2023-June 30, 2024. All effort has been made to ensure accuracy. We apologize for errors or omissions. Contact: Kelly Schlicht, Donor Relations Manager, 414-316-5611, kschlicht@milwaukeehabitat.org.