a word from our CEO
This year has been a remarkable testament to what is possible when people come together with purpose and compassion. At Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity, we have seen neighbors, partners, volunteers, donors, and families unite in ways that strengthened our organization and our community.
Sarah and her two sons are a powerful example of what happens when people work together to make affordable homeownership a reality. As a single mother, Sarah faced skyrocketing rent prices and a housing market where safe, comfortable homes were out of reach. Then, she joined Milwaukee Habitat’s Affordable Homeownership program. She joined the home building process alongside volunteers, donors, and staff, learning the skills and knowledge to become a first-time homeowner while contributing to the work that would make her dream possible.
Today, her family enjoys stability and the freedom to plan for the future, whether it’s educational opportunities for her sons or building generational wealth. For Sarah, affordable homeownership is not just a roof over her family’s heads, it’s a foundation for a better life. Their story is featured below.
Stories like Sarah’s remind us that every home we build is the collective effort of neighbors, volunteers, donors, and partners, all working together to open doors and create opportunity. Together, we are building stronger families and stronger communities.
These moments remind us that every person has a role to play. Each of you contributes something essential. You are helping build a Milwaukee where more families can access the stability and equity of homeownership.
Thank you for being part of this mission. Thank you for believing in what we can accomplish when we build together.
In Partnership,
Brian Sonderman
Chief Executive Officer
Together, We Build:
Sarah's Story of Stability
In 2021, Sarah and her two sons moved into their Habitat home, marking a new chapter filled with stability, growth, and hope. In this video, she shares what homeownership means for her family and how the Habitat community came together to make it possible.
2025 New Construction Highlights
brand-new homes built
children moved into Milwaukee Habitat homes
families served through Critical Home Repair Program
Public Sector Support
Public sector support enhances our capacity to build and repair homes throughout Milwaukee. We take a bipartisan approach to our partnerships with the city, county and state. We are grateful for grants totaling $5.7 million this year.
New Construction: Joy's Path to Homeownership
Joy’s home was built thanks to grants from the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County, along with funds from the Zilber Family Foundation and individual donors.
Since she was young, Joy dreamed of having a place to call her own. After growing up in a home owned by her mother and watching her three older siblings purchase homes, she wanted to follow in their legacy. She chose Habitat after her aunt purchased a home with the program.
Beyond homeownership, Joy has many life goals. She plans to go back to school and dreams of traveling the world. “With homeownership and Habitat, I can afford owning a home and having money left over for whatever I want to do,” she said. “That could be traveling or going back to school...I’ll be able to save so much money.”
Lead Abatement and Weatherization
Milwaukee Habitat helps families create safer living environments through partnerships with the Milwaukee Health Department, the Milwaukee Environmental Collaboration Office, and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
We provide free lead abatement and weatherization services to households in need. This fully grant-funded program prioritizes households with children, improving homes by combining lead remediation with energy efficiency upgrades. It is a transformative initiative that’s creating healthier, safer, and more sustainable homes for families throughout Milwaukee.
“Since the start of our partnership under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) lead remediation program in 2022, Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity has demonstrated a strong commitment to reducing lead hazard exposure for Milwaukee children,” said Robert McInnes, Home Environmental Health Manager, Milwaukee Health Department. “The team at Habitat navigated the challenges of building a grant program from scratch with professionalism and commitment. This tenacity has greatly served the residents of Milwaukee and has helped to set the standard for what a proactive lead hazard reduction program should look like.”
volunteers
volunteers
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corporate group build days
Habituals/Core Volunteers
Our Habituals and Core Volunteers make an impact on every team and in every department. They bring skills, experience, knowledge, and enthusiasm to our build sites, ReStores, and the Board room. In 2025 they generously came together to raise $77,000 to sponsor and build their fourth annual Habitual House.
2025 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: Mary Berger; Mary Holsten, Doug & Carey Jordan, Mike Nelson, Sarah Scheiber, Emily Schultz
The Habitat Rookie Volunteer Award recognizes volunteers who are in their first year volunteering and who have already made an outsized impact!
Award Winners: Melissa Belistreri, Joe Driscoll, Lynn Eckstein, Jennifer Fiala, Fred Gilliam, Dan Jambura, Marco Lopez, Kathy McCann, Rick Moore, Sue Roe
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: Dave Berg, Rob Jankowski, Sal Miramontes. Max Schmiege. Tim Wayman, Portia Young
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: John Boeldt, Nancy Fennell, Jeanne Godfrey, Holly Haskin, Dave Hyatt, Lois Pocian, Anne Varick
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.
2025 ReStore highlights
sales by Milwaukee Habitat Restores
pounds of reusable materials diverted from local landfills
donations made to our ReStores from individuals and businesses
priced value of materials salvaged by ReStore's Deconstruction Services
properties serviced by Deconstruction Services, including 22 commercial and 87 residential
partnerships
Brewers Team Up to Build Homes
Brewers players Chad Patrick and Tyler Alexander joined the Famous Racing Sausages, the Brewers Community Foundation, Mayor Cavalier Johnson, County Executive David Crowley, and Prime Financial Credit Union to kick off construction of a Milwaukee Habitat home. The Brewers’ long-standing support through funding and volunteerism continues to help families achieve safe, stable homeownership and stronger communities.
Milwaukee Habitat Women Build
In 2025, more than 100 women from 20 teams raised $65,000 and helped build a new home for Say Klo Wah, Lah Ku Htoo, and their five children. Before arriving in the United States and renting their small, aging house, they lived in a refugee camp in Thailand, where their lives were far more restricted. Their new home offers safety and space for their children to play.
Sponsored by: Thrive Realty, Catalyst Construction, General Mills, Cotality, Fiduciary Real Estate Development, 101.7 The Truth, and We Energies Foundation.
Celebrating 40+ Homes Built with Sargento
Sargento and Milwaukee Habitat celebrated the 40th and 41st Sargento sponsored homes in Milwaukee, bringing together past and future homeowners, volunteers, and CEO Louie Gentine. The celebration honored more than three decades of partnership, funding, and volunteerism that continues to help families build strong futures through homeownership.
Giannis and Family Help Build Milwaukee Habitat Home
Giannis Antetokounmpo, his family, and volunteers from the Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation and GE HealthCare joined Milwaukee Habitat to build a home in the Harambee neighborhood. Alongside Milwaukee Habitat and Acts Housing, the event highlighted efforts to expand affordable homeownership and support family stability through education, financial coaching, and hands-on collaboration.
Accunet sponsored a new home through their $75,000 Framing the Future Gala challenge match. Total support tops $925,000 over two decades. “Supporting Milwaukee Habitat is a natural fit,” said Brian Wickert, Chairman/Chief Honesty Officer, Accunet Mortgage. “Accunet’s employees enjoy swinging hammers and raising walls on the build site. There’s truly no better way to give back!”
Associated Bank’s partnership makes it possible to build homes and hope. Bank employees have volunteered a remarkable 2,500 hours over the last decade. Their philanthropic support pays for house costs. The bank is a trusted lending partner, ensuring local families pay an affordable mortgage so they can build generational wealth.
Milwaukee Habitat is building and repairing 51 homes in Harambee from 2024-2026 thanks to Bader’s $1.2 million gift. Over the summer, Moo Kaw Baw and Hser Eh Paw moved into one of these homes and started a new chapter of homeownership. The walls of their home echo with the laughter of their children. “It means new life, new perspective, new hope,” Hser Eh Paw said.
Fiduciary Real Estate Development (FRED) sponsored and built a new home for the fourth consecutive year. Akira is ready to embrace the opportunity in front of her and take control of her future. “I feel like the leader of my life,” Akira said. “This home is something I can call my own.”
Friendship House’s financial support has helped build, rehab, and repair 49 homes since 2012. Quanesha was inspired by the Habitat homeowners on her block. After years of renting, she’s ready to open the door to her very own home. “It’s going to feel great,” she said. “There will be a lot of tears.”
Johnson Controls’ incredible impact over the last 15 years includes 1,400 donated products for new homes, 2,000 volunteer hours, and $300,000 in financial support. After facing challenges as a single mother, Deana’s hope was rekindled through Milwaukee Habitat. “I am a builder, I am a restorer, and I am an owner... of my future, my dreams, and now, my home,” she said.
Komatsu has sponsored and built 34 homes since 2011. Total support tops 14,000 volunteer hours and $2.9 million from employee, corporate, and supplier giving. As the mother of three adult children and a grandmother, Samantha wanted a home of her own where her loved ones can gather. “I love bringing family together,” she said.
MGIC has generously donated $700,000 since 1997. Employees have volunteered 3,300 hours in the last decade building new homes. “I’ve always wanted to own my own home,” Charmaine said. Her house is a place her adult children can come back to, a foundation: “They know they can always be together here.”
Milwaukee Tool has contributed over $1.3 million in lifetime financial support and donated products. Their tools are a fixture on the build site. At one point, Shanice thought homeownership was out of reach for herself and her children. Thanks to Milwaukee Habitat, she now believes everyone can achieve their dreams. “Just because you haven’t experienced something before, don’t let that stop you,” she said.
Habitat Homeowner Sherry
“It’s not just an investment for now. It’s an investment for the future, for the long term... It will be an opportunity to build generational wealth.
I am overjoyed. To have a home that’s mine is a sense of accomplishment. I can’t stop smiling because I’m so excited.”
Sherry, Milwaukee Habitat homeowner since September 2025
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gala
Gala raises $480,000 for Affordable Homeownership
On the evening of Thursday, October 16th,
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity hosted its annual Framing the Future Gala inside the organization’s historic early 20th century woodshop. We were honored to welcome more than 300 guests, whose generosity helped raise $480,000 to build affordable homeownership across Milwaukee.
Presented by BMO, the Framing the Future Gala is Milwaukee Habitat’s largest annual fundraiser. The dollars raised are vital to helping local families invest in the stability and equity of homeownership, and every gift reflects the shared commitment of our community. As the evening came to a close, the outpouring of generosity reflected the power of community. This night is a reminder that when we unite behind this cause, we build more than houses. Together, we build homes, community, and hope.
Presenting Sponsor
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$75,000 Challenge Match Sponsor
building on faith
Milwaukee Habitat’s Faith Partnerships embody our mission: Motivated by God’s love, we bring people together to build homes, communities, and hope.
As a founding cohort member of the national Team Up project, we engage in bridge building dialogue across differences, finding common ground in our work to provide safe affordable housing for more families in Milwaukee. Team Up launched in 2023 with the goal to provide 10,000 Americans training in transformative bridgebuilding skills through collaborative community partnerships. We are grateful for our developing partnership with YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee, Catholic Charities, and the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee.
people from 25 Faith Partners attended our annual Building on Faith breakfast in January, 2025.
faith communities supported the construction of three new homes, contributing over $115,000, hundreds of volunteer hours, lunches, decorated 2x4s, welcome home gifts, and more.
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
- Two anonymous donors whose gifts helped purchase tools and warehouse equipment and paid for the installation of air conditioners
- Hultafors Group North America for levels, safety equipment, and clothing
- Lunda Construction for heavy equipment transport
Habitat Homeowner Ashley
"I finally did it."
“When you speak positive, positive will come. I always manifested homeownership. Then it happens. You have to be positive.
I'm just going to be so happy to move and to be able to claim it's mine. I finally did it."
Ashley, Milwaukee Habitat homeowner since November 2025
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Revenue
Home Sales.......................................................$5,007,000
ReStore Proceeds...........................................$4,165,000
Contributions....................................................$3,938,000
Grant Income................................................... $5,302,000
Donated Goods & Services............................$876,000
Special Events......................................................$689,000
Investments & Other Income........................$1,153,000
Total...........................................................$21,130,000
Expenses
Program.......................................................$15,629,000
Management & General..........................$1,301,000
Fundraising.....................................................$1,105,000
Total....................................................$18,035,000
For complete details about Milwaukee Habitat's finances visit: https://milwaukeehabitat.org/about/financials/
2025 Board of Directors
Noaman Sharief - President
Dana Investment Advisors
Terry Kurtenbach- Vice President
Deloitte (Retired Partner), Community Volunteer
Julia Savich – Secretary
Milwaukee Tool
Amanda Berndt- Treasurer
INNIO Waukesha Gas Engines Inc.
Jaquilla Allen
Rockwell Automation
Melissa Balisteri
US Bank
Matt Barkow
Northwestern Mutual
Mike Boeder
Chorus Community Health Plans
Jim Borris
Zilber, Ltd
Evann Derus
Godfrey & Kahn
Chino Imediegwu
Power Test, LLC
Johanna Jimenez
Community Development Alliance
Sal Miosi
MGIC
Ahmed Quereshi
Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee
Yollande Tchouapi
Johnson Controls
Sue Tran
SC Johnson (Retired)
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.
Anonymous (2)
Lois Bernard
Bob Balderson
Dennis Cahn
John Danninger*
Lois Ellen Debbink*
Linda Dohmen
George & Jill Fahr
David Feiss & Patricia Hanz
Jerold & Nancy Fennell
Janice Fox
Barbara Fruhbauer*
Gary* & Kathy Gwidt
Ken & Cindy Gear
Jeanne Godfrey
Phyllis Elaine Harvey*
Debra Hintz*
William & Lois Hoover
Donald & Cynthia Jamnik
Daniel Karrels
Dr. Kathleen M. Karrer
Ken Krueger
Mark Laux & Wendy Jabas
Estate of Neil Luebke*
George Loxton & Sherry Postma Loxton
Greg Mann
James McClure, Jr. & Kathleen McClure
John Mesching
Charmaine Muroni*
Anne & Terry Neafie
Bonnie Patton
Kate Petrosky
Marceline Roberts
Marcy Sanhuber*
James Schinneller
Kelly Schlicht
Max Schmiege
Dennis Sell
Grace Sherer
Bryanne Skolaski
John Slater*
Dave & Valle Sonderman
Lucille Swain
William Torphy
Ann & Greg Van Dunk
Mark Volz
Brian & Rebekah Wickert
William Stark Jones Foundation*
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.*
$1,000,000+
City of Milwaukee – Health Department
Milwaukee County – Neighborhood
Investment Fund Grant Program
$250,000-$999,999
Bader Philanthropies, Inc.
City of Milwaukee – Community Development Grants Administration
City of Milwaukee – Environmental Collaboration Office
Joseph & Vera Zilber Family Foundation
Komatsu
State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services – Lead-Safe Homes Program
$100,000-$249,999
Friendship House
Habitat for Humanity International – SHOP Funds
Estate of Neil Luebke**
Milwaukee Tool
Estate of Charmaine Muroni**
Sargento Foods
State of Wisconsin –
Non-State Grant
$75,000-$99,999
Anonymous
Accunet Mortgage/Brian & Rebekah Wickert
Bank of America
MGIC
$50,000-$74,999
Anonymous
Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation
GE HealthCare
Habitat for Humanity International – Cars for Homes
Ed & Helen Hintz
Johnson Controls Foundation
Ray & Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust
Christine Symchych & James McNulty
Wells Fargo
$20,000-$49,999
Anonymous
Associated Bank
BMO
James & Lisa Borris
Brady Corporation
Catholic Financial Life
Kathleen Davis
George & Jill Fahr
Family of Five Catholic Parishes
Fiduciary Real Estate Development
Forest County Potawatomi Foundation
The Frieda & William Hunt Memorial Trust
Hephatha Lutheran Church
Hydrite
Jerome J. & Dorothy H. Holz Family Foundation
CJ Kim
William & Marian Nasgovitz
David & Susan Ogden
Paul Roller
Siebert Lutheran Foundation
Mary Kay Strachota
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County
Wells Fargo Foundation
$10,000-$20,000
Anonymous (6)
Anon Charitable Trust
Dan & Gwen Armbrust
Leah Barker Cheesebro
Lois Bernard
William & Barbara Boles
Doug & Barb Braun
Greg Cole
Digicorp, A WIN Technology Company
Eaton
Michael & Shawnie Emem
Greg & Pamela Enerson
First Weber Foundation
Focus on Energy
Louis & Michele Gentine
Gladys E. Gores Charitable Foundation
Jeanne Godfrey
Eoin & Megan Gorman
Granular Marketing
Heartland Advisors
Dennis Jaeger
Joe & Jody Jakubiak
Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation
Johnson Controls
Lowe’s
Duane McAllister
Teresa Nonnenmacher
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Old National Bank Foundation
Grace Sherer
Stormy Hill Foundation
Travelers
U.S. Bank Foundation
Jobi & Abby Wall
Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Church
We Energies Foundation
William N. & Janice V. Godfrey Family Foundation Trust
Mark & Sally Winkelman
Zilber, Ltd.
$5000-$9999
Anonymous (2)
Tom & Geri Bitters
Bliffert Lumber
Richard Bradley
Catalyst Construction
Charles D. Jacobus Family Foundation
Cotality
Crossroads Presbyterian Church
Richard Cudahy, Jr.
The Duback Family Charitable Fund
Jonathan & Debra Eder
Eileen & Howard Dubner Fund through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
David Feiss & Patty Hanz
Jeremy & Jen Frantz
FRISA ±
General Mills – Milwaukee
Joseph & Jackie Gessner
Randall & Amy Grunow
Harris Family Dental
Alan & Jean Hilgeman
Marianne Hondel
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
J.L. & J.A. Lakota Fund through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Ken Krueger
Kuehl Family Foundation
Patti & Doug Levy
Loris Family Fund
Mainman Family Fund through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Marsha Ernst Krueger Charitable Fund through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Martin Family Foundation/ Vincent & Janet Martin
The Master Lock Co.
David & Lori Miller
Megan Miller
Laurie Nelsen
New Berlin Lions Club
The Northern Trust Company
Paul & Kathy Oman
Peck Foundation, Milwaukee LTD
Peter & Linda Hotz Charitable Fund
Randy & Janet Peterson
PNC Foundation
Ralph Evinrude Foundation
Vince Schiller
Scot Forge ±
Seiberlich Family Foundation
Southwestern Manufacturing
Susan Taylor
David & Joan Totten
Town Bank/Wintrust Mortgage
Trade Tech ±
United Methodist Church of Whitefish Bay
Diane Van Gorp
Weiss Family Foundation
Bill & Meagan Wigchers
Wilbert & Genevieve Schauer Foundation
Greg & Stacey Wischstadt
Wisconsin Title Services
$2500-$4999
Anonymous (4)
Accurate Metal Products ±
American Family Dreams Foundation
American Tank & Fabricating
Rachel Aufforth Johnson
Anixter ±
Joan Arndorfer
Michael Arney
Karen Berry
The Boldt Company
Ray & Leah Brandt
Anthony Brown
Carlton – Bates Wesco ±
Castle Metals ±
CH Robinson ±
Christ Church Episcopal
Christ King Catholic Parish
Circle Metal Specialties ±
Nathan & Beth Colson
Conductix Wampfler ±
Nancy Costello
Margaret & Bill Crowley
David & Diane Berg Family Charitable Trust
David & Mel Johnson Fund through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Deb McKeithan-Gebhardt & Jack Gebhardt Charitable Fund
Dorothy Dieter
Anson & Victoria Dowd
James & Doris Durdan
Stewart Edwards
Emmanuel Community United Methodist Church
Erie Insurance
Finkl Steel ±
FIS
Fitness Together
Gardner Foundation
Patricia Graham
Craig & Kimberly Hahn
Hales Corners Lutheran Church
The Harrison Steel Castings Co. ±
Chris Hau
Carole Hausmann
Charles Hays
Herzing University
Andy Heuer & Pairin Hongsoongnern
James & Pat Hoffman
John & Susan Hrobar
Carol Hudson
Mary Ellen Humpal
Husch Blackwell ±
Industrial Maintenance Welding & Machining Co. ±
JADCO Manufacturing ±
James & Kathleen McClure Fund
Daniel Karrels
Kloeckner Metals Corp. ±
The Kroger Co. Foundation
Bill & Christine Krugler
Terry & Kristie Kurtenbach
Andy & Janet Kurz
Susan & Kevin Laabs
Frank Lessiter
Linda J. Diedrich Designated Fund through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Richard Losiniecki
George Loxton & Sherry Postma Loxton
Carl Mallmann
Marsh McLennan Agency
Matric Group ±
Catherine & Timothy Mattke
Mike McIntyre
Michael & JoAnn Culp Youngman Charitable Fund
Sal Miosi
Sandra Molenda
Mortenson Construction
Sally Jo Nelson
Nucor ±
John & Anne O’Connor
Richard O’Conor
OEM Fabricators ±
Megan Olsen
Michele Oxman
Parker Hannifin Corp. ±
Bonnie Patton
Paul Pisarzewicz
Ryan Pogodzinski
Product Service & Manufacturing ±
David & Corrie Prunuske
Quorum Architects
RBC Bearings ±
Regal Rexnord ±
Rent-A-Center
Salesforce±
Julia Savich
Konrad Schuettpelz & Barbara Maier
Brie Skolaski
Thomas & Iphigenia Smith
Philip & Karen Sonderman
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish
The Starr Group
Michael Switzenbaum & Gail Schumann
Three Leaf Partners
The Timken Co. ±
TRICOM
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harris & Pam Turer
Universal Welding & Engineering ±
Don & Jane Vaughan
Robert & Ellen Venable
Viking Electric ±
David & Cheryl Walker
Tim & Lorainne Wayman
Dianne Weber
Weldall Manufacturing ±
Wimmer Communities
Womack Machine Supply Co. ±
Zurn Elkay Water Solutions
$1000-$2499
Anonymous (7)
AAUW Milwaukee Branch Fund #2 through Greater Milwaukee Foundation
ABB Motors & Mechanical ±
Helen Ambuel
Helmut & Sandra Ammon
David Bahl, Jr.
Tyler Barlow
Geno Beck
Amanda Berndt
Fred & Karen Bersch
Michelle & Steve Bersell
Sherry Blumberg
David & Susan Bohl
Thomas & Elissa Bolger
Fred Bollow
Robert Bornslaeger
Sara Bowen Anderson
Dan Brandt
John & Sharon Bremer
Peg & Daniel Bresnahan
Douglas & Kathleen Bue
Karl & Nancy Byleen
Diane Carr
Julie Carter
Caterpillar Global Mining Foundation
Craigh & Diane Cepukenas
Christopher Cifax
Beth Clemitus
Coil Manufacturing ±
Ron & Joan Cook
Andrew DeGuire & Nikki Sohm DeGuire
Tina DeGustino
Jean Delisle
Diana & Jim Dempster
Mary Ross Denison
Evann & Ryan Derus
Divine Mercy Congregation
Janet Doellman
Wolfgang & Barbara Dorner
Ruthann & Shane Driscoll
Josh & Sarah Duesterbeck
Kathy Dwyer
Thomas Ellis & Kathleen Comiskey
Evan & Marion Helfaer Foundation
Steve Everett, Jr. & Pennie Everett
Fluid System Components ±
Karlene Fox
The Franke Family Charitable Fund
Jenene & Michael Garey
Daniel & Jean Gaumond
Nathaniel Giebel
Daniel Goelzer
Hannah Goetz
Thomas & Judith Golding
Jim & Judy Goodwin
Green Tree Garden Club
Leslie Grinker
Gary & Kathy Gwidt
Nancy Hanks
Jason & April Hansen
Richard Harbecke
Nancy Hardy
Larry & Holly Haskin
Kurt Hellermann
Bill & Marguerite Helmers
Dianna Higgins
Nick Hogan
Bill & Lois Hoover
Chino Imediegwu
Jeff Horwath Family Builders
Matthew Jones
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Judith Antoine Shanley Foundation
Anne & Andy Jungwirth
Thomas & Jane Kammerait
Craig Karmazin
Kathleen Karrer
John Kaufman
Donald Kerber
Robert & Dorothy King
Mike & Maureen Klein
John & Linda Koetz
Kohl’s Cares
Kolaga Family Charitable Trust
Mark Kons
Koppa Charitable Advisory Fund
Jessica & Terry Krell
Mary Ann Krueger
Carol & Milton Kuyers
James Lambe
Langer Roofing & Sheet Metal
Margaret Layde
Peter Layde
Thomas Leach
Christopher Leadley
Laqunda Lee
Jeffrey & Kristi Leswing
William Listwan
Joan Maas
Al Marifke
Cathy Markwiese & Steve Tietz
Mary Marrs
Bobbi Marsells
Francisco Martinez
Allie Mayer
Daniel & Ada McAdams
Mid Valley Industries ±
Milwaukee Bucks
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius ±
Paul Mueller
Jon & Beth Mulcahy
Charul Munshi
Don Natzke
Terry & Anne Neafie
Nelson Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitable
Abby & Nate Neuberger
William Nicloy
Anne-Sabine Nooteboom
Brian O’Malley
Paul & Kristen Ouweneel
Kate Petrosky
Mary & Charles Petrosky
David Piotrowski
Presbytery of Milwaukee
Christine Prevetti
Jim Purfuerst
Ahmed Quereshi
Michael Radtke
Mark Rapant
Hina Rathore
Cornelia Riedl
Matthew & Marianne Robbins
Gayle Rosemann
Dan & Nicole Roskopf
Fred & Esther Rusch
Steven & Michelle Russ
Russell Investments
Salem Foundation
Stephen Scheil
Ryan Scheuerman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schmidt
Lisa & Randy Schulist
Emily Schultz
Abbey Schwartz
Geraldine Schwartz
Ronald & Gerri Seiser
Scott Silet
Albert & Trina Smith
Richard & Colette Smith
Stanford Smith
Susan Snyder
Dave & Valle Sonderman
St. Francis of Assisi Parish
Stalle Realty Group
James & Rosalind Stanke
Sandra Stark
Streich Family Foundation
The Susan & Frank Ball Charitable Fund
Carolyn Sweers
Jennifer Tenhaeff
David & Judy Thayer
Jon & Kelly Thiel
Christopher Timm
Trainer Family Foundation
Sue Tran
Trane
Mike & Martha Tsuchihashi
Richard Turner
Voelz-Neall Charitable Fund
Mark Volz
Wendy Wallace
Mary Jo Wallis
Wauwatosa Presbyterian Church
Wauwatosa Rotary Foundation
Jack & Jeanne West
West Granville Presbyterian Church
Marilyn White
Timothy & Marsia Wiberg
David Wierdsma
Kelly Williams
Thank you to donors who supported our mission via the following:
Build Bike Home 500
The Catholic Coalition
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Habitat for Humanity International – Cars for Homes
Habitat for Humanity International – Collaborative Fundraising
The Interfaith Church Coalition
Jewish Community Foundation
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 Presbyterian Coalition
Thrivent Choice
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County
In-kind donations of products and services:
A.O. Smith
Broan
Eaton
Foley & Lardner
Godfrey & Kahn
Hultafors Group North America
InSinkErator
Johnson Controls
Kohler
Lannon Stone Products
Lunda Construction
Master Lock
Milwaukee Tool
Schneider Electric
WAGO
We Energies
Whirlpool
Special thanks:
Corporation for National & Community Service – AmeriCorps
** Estate Gift
± Komatsu Supplier Golf Outing
* Reflects donations from July 1, 2024-June 30, 2025. All effort has been made to ensure accuracy. We apologize for errors or omissions. Contact:
Kelly Schlicht, Director of Philanthropy
414-316-5611
kschlicht@milwaukeehabitat.org.