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ANNUAL REPORT 2021 130 E. Murdock St., Suite 102 · Wichita KS 67214 · wichitahabitat.org
1| Annual Report 2021
A LOOK BACK AT THE YEAR
A message from our
Executive Director
Danielle Johnson
I am excited to be serving as Executive Director of this growing organization. It has been
an incredible seven months since the baton was passed to me by the amazing Ann Fox
who continues to serve as an active mentor in my affordable housing journey.
Community is my passion and this role has helped me dive deeper into community
engagement and equity work. Affordable housing is a key issue across the country and
our community. Wichita Habitat for Humanity continues to bring this issue to the
forefront of the community and 2021 was no different. We are still in the midst of a
pandemic and many of us are continuing to understand the importance of having a
decent place to live.
In October, Wichita Habitat turned 35 - continuing the legacy of making affordable
housing a priority in the Sedgwick County community. We’ve embraced a spirit of
celebration in the face of adversity. Last year we faced several challenges from COVID,
the rising cost of building materials, and supply chain issues. We are continuing to claim
victory as we march forward with building a world where everyone has a decent place to
live.
Highlights of 2021 include:
40 families served,
21 new, safe and affordable homes built - this is record-breaking!
19 homeowners served through our home repair program.
None of this would have been possible without our dedicated homeowners,
hardworking volunteers, sponsors, and staff.
Advocacy Efforts Expanded: While building and repairing homes is a part of the
foundation of what Habitat does, advocacy is another important tenet that expanded
last year.
We hosted our first Legislative Build, bringing elected and governmental employees
together to volunteer and understand the mission, vision and values of Habitat. We
connected the homeowners’ stories, volunteer opportunities, and most importantly
the history of housing inequities.
This effort left a lasting impression on every attendee and we look forward to the
growth of our Legislative Build.
ReStore continues to play an important role in affordable home improvement
access and recycling options. We are proud of the continued growth in the home
improvement space and want to ensure that customers start their projects at ReStore.
We look forward to continuing to create tangible housing opportunities through new
construction, home repairs and housing policy. I’m blessed to work alongside the most
passionate homeowners, core volunteers, community and corporate volunteers, staff,
board, and last but certainly not least, sponsors. Wichita Habitat for Humanity will
continue to push forward affordable housing solutions into 2022 alongside you.
2| Annual Report 2021
OUR LEADERSHIP
2022 Board of Directors
Our board members come from various industries and bring different viewpoints
and backgrounds. But each of them is grounded in the belief that helping others is
an inherent obligation, knowing that providing homes and stability is one way to
make a difference.
Chris Bohm Chair Susan Pool
Garver IMA Wealth
Shawn Campbell Vice Chair Amy Madsen
Orizon Aero Community Volunteer
Bill Matthews Legal Counsel Bonnie Voth
Foulston Siefken Community Volunteer
Mark Herbert Treasurer Chet Sears
Community Volunteer Peeples Orthotics & Prosthetics
Pamaline King-Burns Secretary Chris Beasley
Sedgwick County Key Construction
Dan Goebel
Board Committee Chairs Star Lumber & Supply
Brian Miller – Home Repair George Randall
ProFillment Community Volunteer
Iva Williams – Homeowner Services Nancy Kowalski
Eck Agency INVISTA
Ann Patterson – Advocacy and Communications Robert Moody
Community Volunteer Martin, Pringle, Oliver, Wallace & Bauer
Brad White – Board Recruitment Sarah Lopez
Textron Aviation Sedgwick County Commissioner, District 2
Eileen McNichol – Organizational Advancement & Valerie White
Compliance United Way of the Plains
HRx Consulting
Susan Addington – Resource Development
Community Volunteer
Jim Boone – Construction Committee Chair
NorthStar Comfort Systems
Wichita Habitat for Danielle Johnson Executive Director
Laurie Walker Program Director
Humanity Staff
Kimberly Crenshaw Finance Director
Our staff of professionally Katie Frank Development Director
trained servant leaders David Flask ReStore Manager
provides a solid foundation for LeAnn Carpenter ReStore Assistant Manager
Dana Pavlik Senior Finance Associate
our organization, our
Donna Sturgeon Finance Associate
volunteers, donors and families.
Donna Ringgold-Vasquez Executive Assistant
Kathy Lefler Communications/Marketing Manager
Christine Moser Volunteer Coordinator
Program Office Katharine Franco Homeowner Services Manager
130 E. Murdock St. Jodi Suhler Home Repair Manager
(316) 269-0755 Heather McCoy Home Repair Coordinator
ReStore Melissa McClure,Receptionist
601 N. West St. LaDeana Steffen Construction Logistics Assistant
(316) 943-6996 Dana Korkki General Contractor
www.wichitahabitat.org Brian Knolla Construction Coordinator
Don Cupery Construction Coordinator
3| Annual Report 2021
BUILDING STRENGTH & STABILITY THROUGH SHELTER
21
HOMES BUILT IN 2021
GIFT-IN-KIND DONORS
191 gifts from
34 companies and
4 individuals
In 2022
We'll build affordable
homes for 14 families
MEET OUR
CONSTRUCTION TEAM
Dana Korkki, General Contractor,
left, and Construction Coordinators
Brian Knolla and Don Cupery. These
three are on our build sites every
day, leading the individuals and
teams who volunteer with us.
Expanding beyond
13th Street!
In 2021, we completed our 73rd home in the
revitalization area, seven years after it began.
Original boundaries are 9th to 13th and Hillside to
Grove.
In 2022, we'll build 8 homes north of 13th St.4| Annual Report 2021
HOME REPAIR PROGRAM
19
HOMEOWNERS SERVED
11
REPAIRS CARRIED INTO '22
186
INSPECTIONS
24
Homeowners
will be served in 2022 with
home repairs.
Our HOME REPAIR
PROGRAM creates
Partnering partnerships, like the one
in our with Bank of America. From
left, Danielle Johnson,
Community Executive Director; Heather
McCoy, Home Repair
Coordinator; Jody Suhler,
Home Repair Manager and
Shawn Lancelot, President,
Bank of America.5| Annual Report 2021
BUILDING BETTER
FUTURES IN 2021 21
FAMILIES PURCHASED SAFE,
AFFORDABLE HOMES.
THE FAMILIES INCLUDE:
37
ADULTS
61
CHILDREN
SWEAT EQUITY HOURS LOGGED
BY FAMILIES:
4,134
TO QUALIFY FOR OUR PROGRAM
YOU MUST
Have a need for housing
Be willing to partner with us
Be able to pay an affordable mortgage
SUPPORTING THESE REQUIREMENTS
10 budget coaches
Consumer Credit Counseling
partnered with 24 people
80 hours of financial literacy
offered online. Everyone in
the community is welcome to
attend!6| Annual Report 2021
"We finally have a place
to call home!"
- Sue
Sue works in the healthcare field. She has
three sons. Her daughter attends college in
Kansas City. Before purchasing their Habitat
home, the family rented a small apartment in
need of major repairs.
Their Habitat home means:
A yard where the boys can play.
Quiet study spaces.
No more deferred maintenance.
A place her children are proud to call
home.
19 FAMILIES WILL PARTNER WITH US IN 2022
They look forward to the day they'll purchase their homes, like our 2021 homebuyers.7| Annual Report 2021
VOLUNTEERS MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE
1,808 VOLUNTEERS
20,021 3,814
CONSTRUCTION NON-CONSTRUCTION
HOURS HOURS
The value of
these
volunteer
hours in 2021
is $607,315!
Construction and service go
hand-in-hand for long-time "Make it about WE, not Me"
volunteer and builder Tony - Volunteer Tony Zimbelman
Zimbelman.
"To go from being
Tony's life is evidence of what
almost destitute
you can accomplish when you
to being a
put others first:
homeowner -
He's served on our board of
that's about the
directors, various committees
human spirit and
and built Habitat homes on
will," Tony says.
his own time and through his
"This is a good
affiliation with the Wichita
program."
Area Builders Association.
Tony treasures the
"I tell them (colleagues) to do
the memory of the
something for somebody else
first Wichita
and support your industry,"
homebuyer he met
Tony says. "You should give
more than 10 years
back to the construction
ago.
industry and Habitat is part of
that."8| Annual Report 2021
DONATIONS AND PURCHASES
BUILD HOUSES, TOO
SALES FOR 2021
$1,259,240
Our Discount Home Improvement store sells 35,773 NUMBER OF SALES
new and gently used items to the public. FUN FACT: This means an
We have 10 full-time employees.
average of 688 items were
601 N. West St. 9 AM-6 PM Mon.-Sat.
processed through
ReStore's warehouse every
day and 1.3 items were sold
every minute we were open!
IMPACT OF DONATIONS
2,985 donations yielded
$629,906 in sales.
2,040 VOLUNTEER HOURS
ReStore-themed Holiday Table was featured
at a Mark Arts event - with nail gun napkin More than 11,000 people
rings, service plates edged with chainsaw follow us:
blades and centerpiece containers covered @WichitaHabitatRestore
with dryer venting!9| Annual Report 2021
ADVOCATING FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
We're an active participant in the Cost of Home through Habitat for Humanity
International. Staff, board members, volunteers, future homebuyers, homeowners
and community partners work together to create and advocate for policies that
support affordable housing - locally and nationally.
"It was my dream that my
family would always
have a home.
Now I dream of the day
that I will have
grandchildren sleeping
in my children’s rooms.
Affordable housing
programs like Wichita
Habitat make these
dreams possible."
- Habitat homeowner
Latisha
OUR INVOLVEMENT IN
8 CITY COMMITTEES:
6 PEOPLE Actively participated in
formation of Wichita's
Land Bank and
FORMAL REQUESTS ADVOCATED AT Affordable Housing Fund.
FOR POLICES & FUNDS HABITAT ON THE HILL
Policymakers joined us to
LEGISLATIVE BUILD DAYS
build and learn. This was
AT A GLANCE - 3 DAYS
our first Legislative Build
Attending:
and one is planned for
2022. Future homebuyers STATE POLICYMAKERS – 9
shared why affordable FEDERAL AND STATE STAFF – 15
housing policies matter. CITY & COUNTY POLICYMAKERS – 410| Annual Report 2021
A LOOK INTO THE FINANCIALS THAT MAKE OUR
WORK POSSIBLE
HOW DO WE
FUND OUR
MISSION?
HOW ARE YOUR GIFTS USED?11| Annual Report 2021
LOOKING FORWARD
Message from our
Board Chair
Chris Bohm
A current TV advertisement features the tagline “Fortune favors the Brave.” As 2022
begins for Wichita Habitat for Humanity, two themes from this phrase resonate in parallel
with our mission:
1. Fortune - Our ongoing investment in our community by serving our Habitat families
and providing them the opportunity for homeownership, and:
2. Brave – We will bravely pursue our goals during 2022 and have been blessed with the
ability to continue our work into this new year.
We will move boldly forward in 2022 under the leadership of Executive Director Danielle
Johnson who will lead us in reaching our goals of constructing 14 new homes in
partnership with our Habitat families and facilitating 24 critical home repairs. This will
provide 38 homeowners with safe, affordable homes. The Home Repair program
received a Federal Home Loan Bank grant which is allowing us to expand these services
including the ability to hire new dedicated staff.
Other exciting events we look forward to during 2022 include:
The Legacy Build 2022, our first build of 2022, is possible by a longstanding donor’s
gift in honor of former Executive Director and super-volunteers, Ann Fox and Mark
Fox.
The Wichita State University Build will cross the finish line in 2022. New partners,
new volunteers, a new home.
Raise the Roof returns on Friday, April 29, at Distillery 244. Save the date and we will
save your seat!
The Habitat Women Build campaign continues. This program is designed to
empower and connect women from all walks of life through volunteering and
networking events across the year.
The AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps Team. Known as NCCC, this
group of 10 young people from across the country joins us to build homes,
communities, and hope. Our thanks to the First United Methodist Church for housing
them and YMCA for sharing memberships during their stay.
'Virtual' Habitat on the Hill. Staff member Kathy Lefler has been appointed the
Kansas State Coordinator and accompanied other staff and volunteers to advocate.
Habitat for Humanity International Affiliate Conference Three staff members
including Danielle Johnson will attend the event in April.
All of us at Wichita Habitat for Humanity have the faith that through the fortune of our
Habitat staff and board members, our partner families, and by the generosity of our
Habitat donors that we will meet and exceed these bold goals for 2022. And we are
brave in the pursuit of our mission by knowing that our work will continue to be blessed if
we strive to act as the hands and feet of Jesus Christ as we work in our community. May
God bless all of us through this new year!12| Annual Report 2021
Every gift makes a difference
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS FOR MAKING OUR
WORK POSSIBLE
LIFETIME DONORS OVER $100,000
Bank of America Northfield School of the Liberal Arts
Cargill Meat Solutions Corp Plymouth Congregational Church, Wichita
Catholic Diocese of Wichita Presbyterian Church of Conway Springs
CoBank St Vincent De Paul Catholic Church
David Reznick Foundation St. Mark United Methodist Church
DeVore Foundation UMB Bank
Dupont Wesley Medical Center
Eastminster Presbyterian Church Westwood Presbyterian Church
Fidelity Bank Wichita Community Foundation
Goebel Family - Star Lumber Charitable Wolters Kluwer - CCH Inc
Foundation Philip and Becky Elder
ICM, Inc. Glenn Fisher
Intrust Bank Joey and Rich Giblin
Johnson Controls Paul and Betty Hodson
Kansas West Annual Conference of the United Barbara Jean Keating
Methodist Church Gary and Ann Patterson
Koch Industries Inc Jack and Rose Pelton
Lattner Family Foundation Nadine Stannard
Spirit AeroSystems
St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church LIFETIME DONORS BETWEEN $25,000-$50,000
Textron, Inc. Anonymous
Thrivent Financial Ametek Advanced Industries, Inc.
United Methodist Wichita West District Emprise Bank
Wells Fargo Foundation First Horizon Home Loans
Whirlpool First Presbyterian Church, Wichita
Wichita Area Builders Association Kansas Housing Resources Corporation
Wichita Habitat for Humanity ReStore LTC, Inc.
Wichita Rotary Charitable Fund Presbytery of Southern Kansas
Charles and Jean Eby United Way of the Plains
Helen Hurley Norma K. Ackeret
Dale and Alice Wiggins Rick and Tama Basto
Lorrie Beck
LIFETIME DONORS BETWEEN $50,000 & $100,000 Jim and Janice Boone
Anonymous Mark and Ann Fox
Coldwell Banker Stucky & Associates Realtors Chris and Brooke Howell
Downing Foundation Jennifer Mull
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Robert M. Murphy
Evergy Larry and Dianne Rapp
First Presbyterian Church, Derby Michelle Ruffin-Stein
Foulston Siefkin LLC Clay and Sally Stoldt
Grace Presbyterian Church Guinn and Laura Walker
Home Depot Jeff and Stacia Wetta
Lions Club of Downtown Wichita Brad and Lindsay White13| Annual Report 2021
Every gift makes a difference
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS FOR MAKING OUR
WORK POSSIBLE
2021 INDIVIDUAL DONORS Breeana Campbell
Anonymous Joy and Dahl Carmichael
David Abbott LeAnn and Bob Carpenter
Bryce and Jana Abbott Noreen Carrocci and Robert Benson
Norma K. Ackeret Evelyn Carroll
Ms. Brenda Adams Tom Carson and Dana Buckwalter
Chris and Susan Addington Meghan Carver
Carol Allen Janis Chase
Terry and Cheryl Alley Gary Cheever and Adrienne Edwards
Buck and Gladys Alley Mary A. Chitwood
Shirley Anderson Abbie Collinsworth
Geri Appel Nora and Kendrick Coryell
Karen Asmann Charles Leonard and Donna Cox-Leonard
Marquetta Atkins Lacey Cruse
Ted and Marcia Ayres Michael and Angelina Daniel
Paul F. Babich David and Sally Davenport
Rick and Tama Basto Andrew and Alexandria Davis
Bill and Nancy Bauck Jo Dennett
Bill Bean Shawna Dennett
Dennis and Sara Bearden Kurt Denton
Lorrie Beck Mark DeWitt
Shirley Beck Joyce D. Dixson
Vanessa Bell Edith Downs
Larry and Judy Bennett Karen Dozier
Tina Berk Doug Dunn
Jay and Sharon Bezdek George Dunn
Jerry and Mary Blain Martin and Melodee Eby
Linn Blankenship Charles and Jean Eby
Chris and Sandra Bohm Patrick Edwards
Jim and Janice Boone Rodney and Velva Ellenz
James and Vera Bothner Edward Elsbury
Mary C. Boyce Charles W. Engle
Connor Bradford Frank and Martha Fair
Jason Bradshaw Bob Farkas
Hal and Cindy Brandom James and Sara Farley
Louise Brinegar and Gene Carr Stephanie Farley and Ryan Farley
Wade and Donna Brodin Michael and Barbara Farrell
Gregory Brown Jeanne Firth
William Gibbs and Heather M. Bruce-Gibbs David and Monica Flask
Dawn Brush Ed and Marla Flentje
Heide Bryan Norman and Frances Foster
Dustin E. Buchholz Mark and Ann Fox
John Buck Katie D. Frank
Brian and Mary Ann Burris Charlene and Mike Frederick
Kelsey Burton Judith Frick
Jane Byrnes Kenneth and Karen Gale
James C. Byrum Ennidh Garcia
Shawn and Michelle Campbell Matthew Gardner14| Annual Report 2021
Every gift makes a difference
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS FOR MAKING OUR
WORK POSSIBLE
2021 INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Eric Knorr
Jim Garvey
Kent Koehler
Kenneth and Rosemarie Geisdorf
Nicholas Korkki
Joey and Rich Giblin
Dana and Mary Korkki
David and Terry Glover
Nancy and Marty Kowalski
Glen and Celia Goering
Patrick and Lori Kraus
Phyllis Gridley
Phyllis Krehbiel
Carroll and Nina Gunter
Glenn and Nancy Kubina
Heather M. Haines
David Law
Isaac Hall
Kathy and Dion Lefler
Ginger Hamilton
Jean Letourneau
Todd Hansen
Ronald and Vivian Leupp
Jeanne Hanson
Helene Longhofer
Susan A. Harrington
Ellen Loughrin
Deborah Haynes and Larry Beamer
Michael and Carmella Ludlow
Linda Hemken
Errol and Suzanne Luginbill
Walter and Mary Hendershot
Chris and Amy Madsen
Carol A. Henderson
John and Sheila Maksimowicz
Randy and Terryl Henderson
Paul and Janet Malcom
Mark and Betty Herbert
Jennifer Marshall
Ricardo Herrera
Ruth Martinez
Paul and Betty Hodson
Don Martinson
Maureen Hofrenning and Robert Marsden
William and Carolyn Matthews
Carol Houdyshell
Paulette and Clyde Mattingly
James and Christine House
Jonathan and Amanda Mauldin
Phillip S. Houston
Wanda Maxton
Ming and Wen Hsiao
Jane McHugh
Corinne Hughbanks
Pauline K. McKee
Ben and June Huie
Kenneth and Carolyn Meeske
Helen Hurley
Marsha Meili
Charles and Christine Hurley
Paul and Shirley Meissner
Jerry and Sandra Hutchins
Mark and Janis Mertes
Kathy Jantz
Shelbie and John Messman
Janet and Ken Janzen
Brian and Monica Miller
Harold and Lori Johnson
Janet and Timothy Miller
Angeline Johnson
Diane E. Miller
Brandon and Danielle Johnson
Deborah Minor
Jose Keeler
Karon Mitchell
Ann Kelly
Melanie Mitchell
Patricia Gorham and Jeff Kennedy
Phil Morris
Jennifer Kessler
Dona F. Morris
Harold E. Kieler
John and Shellee Morrison
Jim and Sharon Kincaid
Madeline Mosiman
Pamaline King-Burns and Ron Burns
Joseph and Rhita Muci
Linda Kizzire
Richard Muma
Richard and Diane Klingman
John and Rhonda Murphy
Sue Kloosterman
Janet Myers
Steven and Diana Knolla
Steven and Nicki Nave
Andrew Knopick14| Annual Report 2021
Every gift makes a difference
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS FOR MAKING OUR
WORK POSSIBLE
2021 INDIVIDUAL DONORS Brenda Schawe
TaDonne Neal Daniel and Kate Scheer
Wes Nelson Todd Schemmel
Joshua Newman Dana and Karen Schirer
Cy and Gayle Nobles Susan Schmelzer
Michael O'Bryhim LewJene Schneider and Tony Caputo
Margaret E. Ochs William Schneweis
William and Mary Lynn Oliver Richard and Rosanna Schopf
David Ostrodka Randall and Marilyn Schrag
Karen Owings-Jibril Barry Schroeder
Diana Palenz Scott and Janet Schwindaman
David Palmer Blake and Allison Scott
Gary and Ann Patterson John and Mickie Scribner
Dana Pavlik Catherine Seals
Maynard and Dorothy Peterson Brad and Laura Sherard
Louis Pick James Sibley
Mike and Susan Pool William Siebert
Kirk P. Postier Maxine Siegel
Ben and Suzanna Pratt Karen Sippel
Will and Kristin Price Jill Skaggs and Jeff Keeny
Ruth Ann Priddle Mary A. Skolaut
Don and Debra Pufahl Sarah Smith
Bill and Donna Quaney Arline Smith
Judith Raaf Bill and Karen Smith
Larry and Dianne Rapp Steve and Kathy Smith
Jonathan Reed Nancy Snyder
John and Gloria Reiz Sheris Solis
Greg and Nikki Rincker Kay Soltz
Lazaro and Donna Vasquez David and Vivian Sooter
Jonathan and Ashley Rivers Mitchell Sperry
Cameron and Darlene Roatch Jackie and Larry Stanton
Dave and Kathy Robertson Marvin and LaDeana Steffen
Janet and Bob Robinson Gregory Steinert
Nancy Robinson Tamara Stice
Richard and Mary Roder Clay and Sally Stoldt
Brad Roder Alexis Storey
Karen Rogers Gary D. Stromberg
Elizabeth Rogers Jeffory and Margaret Stukey
Stephanie and Ronald Rosales Fredrick and Diane Stump
Jerry and Jolene Rose Russ Sullivan
Lynn Ross Lori Taylor
Cynthia Rowe Rebecca Thompson
Derek and Leah Rundle Linda Timmons
Loretta Sadler Glenn and Dianne Tombaugh
Amy J. Salazar Natalie Toney
Carlos Sanchez Brett Trimpe
Bev and Frank Sauerwein Steve and Phyllis Turkle
Nancy Scarpelli Ashley Urbano
Cindy R. Schauf15 | Annual Report 2021
Every gift makes a difference
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS FOR MAKING
OUR WORK POSSIBLE
2021 Individual Donors
Goebel Family - Star Lumber Charitable Foundation
Denise and Anthony Veith
Guardian Roofing & Construction
Donald and Nancy Vine
Hopping Gnome
Don and Bonnie Voth
HTI Residental Drywall
Philip and Judy Wacker
ICM, Inc.
Scott Wagner
Intrust Bank
Guinn and Laura Walker
Johnson Controls
Concha Walker
Jump Start Stores Inc.
Carolyn and Ray Waller
Kansas Cleaning Services
Rebecca Waller-Stephan and Kevin Stephan
Kansas Housing Resources Corporation
Mary and Bill Watson
Kansas Concrete Construction
Scott and Ann Weidensaul
Keeter Roofing and Remodeling
Marilyn and Randall Wells
Koch Industries Inc
Brad and Lindsay White
Kruse Corp
Liz Weyman and Danny White
Legacy Bank
Valerie White
Linder and Associates
Rachel White-McQuillan
Mobile Mini
Dale and Alice Wiggins
Morrison Roofing
John R. Wiley
NEST
Chad and Amity Williams
Northstar Comfort Services Inc
Debbie Wilson
Pinnacle Realty Group
Tanya Woolley
Point Guard Management
William and Judith Wynne
Pure State Radon
Steve and Deanna Yates
RAW Investments
Dennis and Deanna Zitterkopf
Ray's and Lowry's Electric Inc.
Residential Housing Solutions
2021 BUSINESS DONORS
Rhoden Roofing
Air Hawk Inc
Schneider Electric
Ametek Advanced Industries, Inc.
Sedgwick County Treasurer's Office
A-R Roofing LLC
Seventeenth
Associated Material & Supply Co, Inc.
SPEC Building Materials Corp
At Home Wichita, LLC
Spirit AeroSystems
Bank of America
Star Lumber & Supply Company Inc
Beavers Plumbing
Textron, Inc.
Best of Times
The Giving Branch Foundation
Brand Plumbing
The Kroger Co. Foundation
Calvary United Methodist Church
Thrivent Financial
Cargill Meat Solutions Corp
Titan Construction
Catholic Diocese of Wichita
UMB Bank
Central States Electric and Lighting Inc
United Way of the Plains
City of Wichita
Walmart Foundation
Cook's Heating & Air Conditioning Inc
Waste Connections
DeVaughn James, LLC
Wells Fargo Foundation
DeVore Foundation
Whirlpool Corporation
Emprise Bank
Wichita Community Foundation
Evergy
Wichita First Church of the Nazarene
Farha Roofing
Wichita Rotary Charitable Fund
Foulston Siefkin LLC
Wiesen Roofing LLC
Frederick Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning
Wildcat Companies
GAF Roofing Shingles & Materials
Woodlawn United Methodist Church
Garver
Yale Locks and Hardware
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