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Administrative Office David Love, Executive Director Ken Ellenberg, Marketing/Development Coordinator Sheila Pyott, Volunteer Coordinator Dianne Crocker, ReStore Manager Sheila Pyott, Family Coordinator Dave Carlton, VISTA Volunteer Emily Williams, Office Manager Robin Cooper, Development Officer Ruthe Giltrap, Accounts Payable Paula McClean, Accounts Receivable Molly Connors, Webmeister |
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Construction Team Glen McClean, Construction Manager Jeannie Adkisson, Asst. Construction Coordinator |
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ReStore Team Wynn Malikowski, Director Dianne Crocker, Manager |
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Doug Watson, President Bob Cudlin, Vice President Alison Hamm, Secretary Mike Shay, Treasurer Sylvia Morrison, Secretary ProTem Elva Madden, ex officio Richard Berg Jo Conover Cathy DelNero Linda Dykwel Joan Hinds Mark Huffman ML Jennings Ron Jollo Bill Kuhn Beverly Pahlisch Greg Smith Marty Windman |
About Us
- Bend Area Habitat for Humanity is a charitable, not-for-profit organization serving the community and families of the Bend area of Deschutes County, in the State of Oregon.
- Founded in 1989, the non-profit has built 67 affordable homes in the community of Bend, and is in the process of constructing nine more over the next year.
- To date, our organization has served 111 adults and 208 children.
- Currently 68 adults and 148 children reside in Bend Area Habitat safe, decent, affordable housing.
- Bend Area Habitat for Humanity builds homes through the generous labor and energy from a diverse group of volunteers.
- Thanks to the 300+ volunteers and numerous donors, Bend Area Habitat is supported through cash donations and building materials. The homes, once finished, are sold to hard working, low-income families for approximately $110,000.
- At the end of the 3rd quarter in 2007, the median home price in Bend is $ 349,000, while the median income for a family of four is $ 58,700. HUD standards dictate that a family should spend no MORE than 30% of their income on home / utility expenses.
- This means that a family of four can afford a home for roughly $ 170,000.
- For a Bend Area Habitat construction costs break down, click here.
- BAHFH holds the 20-year interest-free mortgages, so that the cost to homeowners is generally less than the rent they paid in their former inadequate rental housing.
- For more information on how to become a Habitat home-owner, click here.
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Crook County Habitat for Humanity 541.447.8049 |
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