Let's Open the Door
At Indian River Habitat for Humanity, opening the door means more than providing a home. It means creating opportunities, building stability, and helping families achieve a future filled with possibilities. That vision has been the driving force behind our work for the last 35 years.
This year, our community came together to open the door in meaningful ways. Through the generosity of donors, the dedication of volunteers, and the commitment of our partners, Indian River Habitat delivered 119 housing solutions across Indian River County. We also provided housing counseling services to 187 working families, helping aspiring homeowners build the knowledge and confidence needed to achieve long-term financial stability.
A major milestone was the launch of construction at Gifford Gardens, a transformational development that reflects both the growing need for affordable housing and our determination to meet that need. Each home in the development offers incredible features, fortified construction, energy-efficiency, and represents more than just a building. They represent security, opportunity, and a stronger future.
These homes are built on more than concrete and lumber; they are built on the generosity of our community. Donors, partners, and volunteers make our mission possible every day. Volunteerism remains at the heart of Habitat and is central to how we work. From construction sites to the ReStore, volunteers are essential to opening doors for local families and transforming hope into home.
As we celebrate this year’s accomplishments, we are also looking ahead. Indian River Habitat has evolved into a full-scale housing developer, expanding our ability to address the housing challenges facing our community. Gifford Gardens is the first of seven planned neighborhoods that will create more than 170 new homes over the next five years, significantly increasing opportunities for local families to achieve affordable homeownership.
The progress highlighted in this report demonstrates what is possible when a community unites around a common purpose. Our community has seen this housing crisis and met it head on. We have opened the door to new solutions for a complex problem. Thank you for believing in our mission and for helping us open the door to hope, stability, and opportunity. Together, we are creating stronger families, stronger neighborhoods, and a stronger Indian River County for everyone.
Trevor J. Loomis
President & CEO
Indian River Habitat for Humanity
Board of Directors
Chair
Rick Hahn
Vice Chair
Dr. Linda Faust
Secretary
Dr. Terri A. Graham
Treasurer
David Sommers
Douglas L. Feek
Bethany A. Fortunato
Pat Gorman
Glenn Grevengoed
Wilfred Hart
David Johnson
Carol Keen
Jessica D. Schmitt
Judith A. Zappala
Project Updates
Exciting progress continues at Gifford Gardens, where the walls have now been raised on all 14 homes. Each milestone brings these future homeowners one step closer to opening the door to a safe, stable place to call home. Construction is moving steadily forward, with all 14 homes expected to be completed by December 2026.
We’re proud of the progress being made and grateful to the volunteers, partners, donors, and supporters helping bring this community to life. Watch our Gifford Gardens video to see the progress firsthand and get a closer look at the impact taking shape.
And the momentum doesn’t stop there. We’ll soon be breaking ground on two more communities – Citrus Crossing, with 32 homes, and Sebastian, with 29 homes—creating even more opportunities for local families to open the door to homeownership and a brighter future.
Architectural rendering of the future Citrus Crossing community.
Families Served
Impact at a Glance
Scholarships Awarded
| 2009-2026 | 2026 |
Opening the Door to a
Home that Endures
Joann’s Story
For nearly three decades, Joann’s home has been a refuge, a legacy, and a place filled with family memories.
Joann moved to Florida from Ohio in 1997 after inheriting the home from her brother, who was tragically killed during a robbery. Over the years, the house became the heart of her family life—a place where she built a life with her husband, Henry, and later welcomed her daughter and granddaughter.
“This home is like family to me,” Joann said.
When Hurricane Milton damaged the roof, that sense of security was threatened. Despite initial repairs, the roof continued to leak around the chimney, causing water damage to the living room ceiling. During rainfall, Joann placed pans throughout the home to catch the water.
Henry, a veteran who was 100% disabled, was unable to manage the repairs. Then, in June 2025, Joann lost her husband.
With limited resources and mounting damage, Joann feared she might lose the home she had cherished for nearly 30 years.
Indian River Habitat for Humanity, with support from the American Red Cross, stepped in to help. Together, they made the critical repairs needed to restore safety and protect Joann’s home.
“Having Habitat for Humanity help us was an answer to my prayers,” Joann said. “To leave my home would have killed me. I would not have been able to repair it without their help. Our home was our paradise here.”
For Joann, the repairs meant more than a fixed roof. They meant preserving the place where her brother’s memories live, where she built a life with Henry, and where she can remain rooted in the community she calls home.
A veteran’s final act of service was helping protect the home he shared with his wife. Today, that home remains standing.
Because of our partners and supporters, Joann did not have to leave the home she loves. She can stay safely housed—with her memories, her family’s legacy, and hope for the years ahead.
Homes Repaired
1,008
FY1991 - FY2026
101
FY2026
Veteran Homes Repaired
178
FY1991 - FY2026
27
FY2026
Volunteers from Saint Edward’s School, from left to right: William Kourakis, Wyatt Burdick, Christopher Coppola, Seamus Moylan, Amare McCoy, and Cole Register
Opening the Door to a
Stronger Community
Seamus's Story
Sometimes, the strongest pull comes from the quietest place.
For Seamus Moylan, it started with a build day on an Indian River Habitat job site.
Seamus came out to volunteer, ready to lend a hand. What he found was something that stayed with him long after the workday ended: a movement built around neighbors helping neighbors, one home and one family at a time. He loved the Habitat model and the way it turned generosity into something you could see and touch.
“It’s just a beautiful thing,” Seamus says. “You don’t always see the tangible results of your giving.”
On the job site, the results were tangible. A wall went up. A room took shape. A home began to take shape for a family. A future began to emerge.
Inspired by what he saw, Seamus returned to volunteer throughout the summer. Then, during the fall of his senior year at Saint Edward’s, he took that passion one step further. He organized his senior class Day of Service, bringing his classmates to the jobsite to work, learn, and restore alongside Habitat.
For Seamus, service wasn’t about making a statement. It was about showing up.
That quiet commitment made an impression on his parents, Keirnan and Kristina. Seeing their son’s passion for Habitat’s mission—and the way the experience had changed him- they decided they wanted to open a door of their own.
Keirnan and Kristina became donors and sponsored their first Habitat home, turning their son’s example into a commitment of their own.
What began with Seamus opening the door to a volunteer opportunity became a family opening the door to something bigger: the possibility of a safe, stable home for another family to thrive.
Seamus believes that “the strongest pull comes from the quietest place.” His story is proof of that.
One volunteer. One summer. One senior class chose to serve. One family inspired to give.
And one open door leading to another.
Because sometimes, changing a community doesn’t begin with a grand gesture. It begins with opening the door, stepping inside, and quietly choosing to help.
Number of Volunteers
11,367
FY1991 - FY2026
712
FY2026
Total Volunteer Hours
688,015
FY1991 - FY2026
36,160
FY2026
Opening the Door to a
Brighter Future
Sarah's Story
“I had nothing before. Now, I’m building everything.”
When Sarah entered Indian River Habitat’s Homebuyer Program, she wanted more than a house. She wanted independence, confidence, and a stable foundation where her three daughters could grow and thrive.
“I never saw myself being independent. So, this house? It’s not just a house,” Sarah said.
In 2024, Sarah closed on her Habitat home. Since then, homeownership has opened a new door- not just for her family’s stability, but for Sarah’s own dreams.
With the security of an affordable house, Sarah is now taking advantage of Habitat’s scholarship program for homeowners and their children to pursue a degree in mental health counseling, working towards a career that will allow her to help others while creating an even brighter future for her daughters.
For years, continuing her education felt out of reach. Today, Sarah has the stability to invest in herself and the confidence to pursue what once seemed impossible.
“I had nothing before. Now, I’m building everything.”
Sarah is building more than a career. She is showing her daughters what it looks like to pursue a dream, create your own path, and believe that a different future is possible.
Because of this example, her daughters are also thriving.
Sarah’s home opened the door to stability. Now she is opening the door to opportunity—for herself and for the three daughters watching her lead the way.
Watch Sarah share her journey and the difference homeownership has made for her family.
Scholarships Awarded
2,011
FY2009 - FY2026
123
FY2026
Housing Solutions in Global Partner Countries
Guatemala and Honduras
Since 1991, IRC Habitat has helped open the door to opportunity, stability, and a brighter future for more than 1,300 families in more than 20 global partner countries through the Habitat for Humanity International Affiliate Tithe program. In Guatemala, that commitment is helping support 26 home solutions in Chimaltenango. In Honduras, IRC Habitat is leading the charge to accomplish the goal of 100,000 concrete floors, creating safer, healthier homes for families and communities.
This fall, alongside Habitat Collier, we’ll take that commitment one step further by sending a team to Guatemala to help complete these projects firsthand – opening the door to lasting change, one home at a time.
Families served in global partner countries
1,333
FY1991 - FY2026
109
FY2026
We are grateful for the financial support of over 1,300 Donors in FY26.
Without this support, Indian River Habitat could not fulfill its mission to provide affordable housing solutions to residents of Indian River County. Individuals and organizations contributing $1,000 or more between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026 are listed here.
American Red Cross
Anonymous- A gift from our Lord Jesus Christ
Jaime and Pam Ellertson
Volunteer Florida
Indian River County Board of County Commissioners
Marie Geissler Administrative Trust
- Kiernan and Krissy Moylan
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Norval B.† and Diane Stephens
- FY2026 Individual House Sponsor
† Deceased
- Rene and Alice Donars
Sanjeev and Susie Duggal
- Linda and Boyd Faust
Indian River Community Foundation
John’s Island Community Service League
Lowe’s Companies, Inc.
- Kenneth and Mary Potter
Peter Tauck
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
Patrick and Carol Welsh
- FY2026 Individual House Sponsor
Mrs. Herman F. Becker
Chris and Sara Carey
John Larsen and Nancy Fette
Mark and Sandra Parent
Dick and Jamie Schulte
David and Heidi Sommers
The Home Depot Foundation
The Windsor Charitable Foundation
Tim and Judy Zappala
Anonymous
Nicholas and Kathryn Alberti
Timothy and Virginia Beaulac
Bernard A. Egan Foundation, Inc.
Beverage Truck Pros
Francois and Sheila Brutsch
Anthony and Joyce Caldarone
Jeffery and Helen Camp
HFHI-Cars for Homes
Jim and Karen Cashman
Gene and Jean Cravens
John and Doon Foster
John and Lindsay Garrett
Grand Harbor Community Outreach Program, Inc.
David and Nancy Herbert
Bert Herndon
George and Marlene Higgs
Bruce and Marcia Humphrey
Ronald Jaeger
Jake Owen Foundation
Kendacar Foundation, Inc.
Jim and Sharon Kendall
Sarah and Stan Klinefelter
John and Polly La Duc
Bucks Creek Foundation
Thomas and Elizabeth Mantione
Tom and Wynne McGrew
John and Carolyn Norris
Sean and Julie O’Shea
Chip and Janet Otness
Dwight and Kim Seward
David and Christine Smith
Lindsey and Jeffrey Smith
Randy and Karen Sones
David and Sue Squier
TD Charitable Foundation
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.
The Dayton Foundation
The Estate of Robert George Herlich†
The Ethel Kennedy Foundation
The Hultquist Foundation
The Reichert Foundation
Joseph Trapani and Paula Matrullo
Andrew and Judith Tucker
United Way of Indian River County
Linda Van Name and David Mike
† Deceased
Anonymous (2)
Acts 20:35 Fund
Bill and Mary Ann Becker
Chris and Clare Bradshaw
Emilie Brady
John Christian and Ingrid C. Gersin
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Thomas and Sara Duff
Kevin and Martha Dunbar
Paul and Jane Fagan
Tom and Michelle Flaherty
Bob and Jan Garrison
Sal and Anne Giordano
Edward Hauser
Michael Hauser
Peter and Essie Humphrey
Idlewild Co.
Indian River Club
H & J IRCF Fund
Chris and Cheryl Johns
Kenneth and Lorraine Jones
David and Susan Kelly
Jack† and Anne Kelsey
John and Susan Kiley
Bill and Joy Lane
Thomas and Joan Lewick
Richard and Melissa Marcus
George and Sheila Marshall
Donald and Lynn McBeth
Michael McCauley
Douglas and Mary McDaniel
Katherine McHardy
Susan Milanak
Northern Trust Bank
Gary Oakley
Foster Osborne
Gary and Ann Parker
Patricia Pierce
Eric and Martha Propper
William and Peg Regan
Jack and Barbara Reis
John and Joanne Rohrer
Owen and Bonnie Rottschafer
John and Wendy Schlosser
Michael and Mary Schwartz
Adrian and Maggie Selby
Jerry and Linda Smith
The Community Church of Vero Beach
The Moorings Realty Sales Company
Jim Toffey
Charles and Alison Townsend
Truist
Maureen Tully
Gilford Walker
Susan Walker
† Deceased
Anonymous (2)
Peter and Lisa Alcock
Harry and Pat Allex
Duncan and Janet Anderson
Barbara and David Baldwin
Bob and Maureen Bauchman
James and Jennifer Beckwith
Grace and Paul Begin
Bruce and Polly Behrens
Dick and Sue Bergeman
Scott and Laura Berman
Michael and Polly Best
Lynda and Jeb Bittner
Elizabeth Black
Pamela Black
Lisa and Sandy Blaicher
Raider and Susan Blake
James Bolch and Bernice Dixon
David and Janis Borie
Stuart and Bonnie Bowie
Andy and Helen Bowler
Richard and Linda Bradley
Edward and Lynne Bradstreet
Alexander and Jane Brash
Richard and Margo Breffeilh
Michael and Lisa Brickey
Vance and Vanessa Brinkerhoff
William Britt Sr.
Dexter and Elizabeth Bucklin
Robert and Emilie Burr
Jim and Terry Byrnes
Kag and Neil Cagnoni
Peter and Monica Campanella
Thomas and Gioia Campion
Thomas and Paula Canning
Cathco, Inc.
William and Kathryn Chambers
William and Patricia Chambers
Gaetano and Deborah Cipriano
Gregory and Lori Clark
Jonathan and Priscilla Clark
Mrs. Rosalen E. Cline
Henry and Marjorie Collins
Janis and Andrew Collins
John and Joan Crosby
Bob and Laura Culnane
James and Helen Cunningham
Anne Curti
Chip and Carolyn Dailey
Gaston Daumy
Jerry and Patricia Day
Albert and Carol De Renzo
Fredy and Olivia Delacruz
Christopher and Pamela Delaney
Democratic Women’s Club of Indian River County
Hugh† and Nancy Devlin
Carol Dockendorff
Kim and Toni Doggett
Arlene Doherty
Renate and James Dolphin
James and Mary Beth Donnelly
Thomas and Maureen Donoghue
Alice and Christopher Dorrance
Melinda Eaton
Jennifer Ely
Richard and Patricia Fava
Martha Fite
Peter and Amanda Ford
David and Susan Fowler
Kenneth and Margaret Frankman
Freedom Roofers, LLC
Rick Frey
Charlene Friedman
Jim and Marjorie Fulmer
James and Sharon Gardner
J J and Catherine Gilet
David and Julie Goodrich
Pat and Holly Gorman
John and Cynthia Granath
Patrick and Eileen Grasso
Mary Graves
Gillis and Lynn Green
John Groendyke
Gifford and Patti Hampton
Carol Hawk
Martha and Chris Higgins
Jim and Ann Hill
Steven and April Hladczuk
Edd and Jean Hyde
Indian River Region A.A.C.A., Inc.
James Hardie Building Products
Bob and Jane Janicki
Melissa Jessup
Steve and Jane Jones
Stephen and Nancy Jusick
Chet and Pat Kaletkowski
Susan W. Kasten
Karen Katen and Bob Williams
Frank and Bonnie Keeler
Sally Kellogg
Peter and Ellen Kendall
Dale and Kay Keyser
Sherri and Halvor Kielland
Jim and Theresa Kilman
William and Libby King
John and Charlotte Klein
Paul and Nancy Knapp
John and Cynthia Lamothe
Dick and Anna Lanam
Paul and Bowe Lang
Terry and Victoria Lansburgh
Doug and Jennifer Lewis
Stuart and Susan Lovejoy
Mrs. William F. Ludwig
Char Lukacs
John and Nancy Luther
Christopher and Laura Lynch
Peter and Susan Macconnell
Shawn and Donna MacDonald
Jeff and Annette Maffett
Brad and Janice Mahaney
Thomas and Carla Mangiafico
Masteller, Moler & Taylor Inc.
Michael Callahan and Deborah Masucci
MBV Engineering, Inc.
John and Marie McConnell
Peter and Jan McLachlan
Jim and Margaret McLaughlin
Kevin and Sherrill McMahon
Michael McNamara
William and Cathy Mestdagh
Richard and JoAnne Meurer
Matt and Victoria Milano
Paul and Denise Minotty
James and Barbara Mitchell
Raymond and Lorna Mitchell
Mike and Barbara Morgan
Philip Mueller
Rudy and Andrea Muller
John and Nancy Newton
John and Barbara Niland
Nordo and Jane Nissi
Jeff and Shannon O’Brien
Steve and Linda O’Grady
Richard and Margot Oman
Parker Hannifin Corp
Frank and Melon Partel, Jr.
Mark and Robbi Peirce
Gregory and Diane Peters
Chris and Donna Phillips
Daniel and Deborah Phillips
Nathan Pieri
PNC Private Bank
Bob and Nancy Puff
Myrta Pulliam
Steven and Robin Raiff
Marsha A. Reardon
Mark and June Anne Reilly
Sandra and Donald Rendall
Mike and Meg Revord
Michael and Anne Rhoads
Jonathan and Susan Rich
Don Riefler
Roberts Family Foundation
Randy and Sandy Rolf
Steve and Chris Rooks
Gene and Erika Ross
David and Robin Ryan
Hank and Kate Schmidt
Jessica D. Schmitt
Douglas and Jane Sease
Susan Sheehan
Laureen Shepard
Jason Short
Karen Shouse
Bill and Laura Shucart
Douglas and Mary Skeet
Robert and Michele Skolnick
Cas and Grace Skrzypczak
Kim and Kristine Slack
Janice Sly
Ross and Deirdre Smith
Katherine Solley
Max and Berkeley Soper
Kent Soukup
Michael and Diane Spence
St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church
William and Andrea Stanley
David and Linda Stansfield
Gerald and Jacqueline Storch
Harvey and Mary Struthers
Byron and Nancy Sugahara
James and Ann-Marie Suglia
John and Dora Sullivan
Jeffrey and Beverly Surprenant
Dave and Barbara Taylor
Ann Tharpe
The American Online Giving Foundation
The Joy Family Foundation
Tony and Kate Thomas
Miranda and Dave Thorpe
John and Cathy Tilney
Michael and Doreen Trucano
Trustco Bank
Jack and Julie Tweed
Vero Marine Center
Ronald and Rose Virgin
David Vogt
Craig and Trish Walker
Maureen Wasson
Alison Watkins
Jeanne Westwater
Richard Whittaker and Margaret McCann
Conrad and Marianne Wiederhold
Janice Woodbury and Laurence Herman
Ralph and Mildred Young
Susan and William Young
Fred Ziegler and Marie Thayer
† Deceased
We are grateful for the faithful support of our
Cornerstone Donors.
Listed are individuals whose lifetime giving exceeds $25,000.
Those listed in BOLD have contributed over $100,000 to Indian River Habitat for Humanity.
Anonymous (15)
Anonymous (5)
Acts 20:35 Fund
Calvin and Millicent Allen
Harry and Pat Allex
American Red Cross
Jack and Rose-Marie Anderson
Estate of James G. and Ellen C. Andrews Revocable Trust
In Memory of Mr. Charles I. Babcock, Jr.
Ben and Susan Bailey
Elliot and Janet Baines
Barbara and David Baldwin
Timothy and Virginia Beaulac
Richard E. and Lillian M. Becker Foundation
Bill and Mary Ann Becker
Randy and Donna Becker
The Herman Becker Family
Dick and Sue Bergeman
Billero & Billero Properties LLC
Gene and Susan Billero
Bill and Marcia Blackburn
Andy and Helen Bowler
John and Emilie Brady
John and Susan Brehmer
Kristine Bridges
Nancy and Joe Briggs
Brad and Buffy Briggs
Francois and Sheila Brutsch
Vaughn and Nancy Bryson
Bucks Creek Foundation
Brad and Mary Burnham
Bradford and Joan Burnham
Anthony and Joyce Caldarone
Camp Younts Foundation
Chris and Sara Carey
Cars for Homes
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Cary
Julie and Charles Cawley
Christ By The Sea United Methodist Church
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Jim and Alice Clark
Rev. Dr. Anna V and Dr. Ellis Copeland
Jean and Gene Cravens
Jack and Mary Ellen Curley
Dale Sorensen Real Estate, Inc.
George and Joan Darooge
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
Albert and Carol De Renzo
Fredy and Olivia Delacruz
Christopher and Pamela Delaney
Joseph and April Denny
Ben and Tauna Donaldson
Rene and Alice Donars
Sanjeev and Susie Duggal
Kevin and Martha Dunbar
Edward Dayton Family Fund
Bernard A. Egan Foundation, Inc.
Jaime and Pam Ellertson
Linda and Boyd Faust
Feek Family Citrus
Doug and Melanie Feek
Martha Fite
Tom and Michelle Flaherty
John and Doon Foster
Jim and Marjorie Fulmer
Charles E. Garris
Bob and Jan Garrison
Marie Geissler Administrative Trust
George E. Warren LLC
Bob and Wheatie Gibb
Bill and Cis Glavin
Mel and Nancy Goodes
David and Julie Goodrich
Grand Harbor Community Outreach Program, Inc.
Greater Washington Community Foundation
Gillis and Lynn Green
The Rev. Brendan and Adelaide Griswold
Louis and Joanne Hagopian
Thomas H. Hamilton Foundation, Inc.
Bruce and Sandra Hammonds
The Harding Foundation
John and Margaret Hardy
Lee and Tarie Harris
Carol Hawk
Todd and Theresa Heckman
David and Nancy Herbert
Carl and Bert Herndon
Orel and Mildred Ida Hershiser
George and Marlene Higgs
John and Patsy Howard
Joseph and Betty Hoyt
Estate of Frank H. Huber
The Hultquist Foundation
Bruce and Marcia Humphrey
Barbara Hurley- In Memory of Richard and Lillian Becker
In Memory of William C. Hurtt, Jr.
Edd and Jean Hyde
Indian River Club
Indian River Community Foundation
Indian River County Board of County Commissioners
Mallie and Glenn Ireland
Jake Owen Foundation
Jean and Scott Bridge Foundation
Linda and Maurice Jennings
John’s Island Foundation
Chris and Cheryl Johns
Estate of Mary Lou Johnston
Kenneth and Lorraine Jones
Karen Katen and Bob Williams
David and Susan Kelly
Frank and Janet Kelly
Robert and Margaret Kelly
Jack and Anne Kelsey
In Memory of Frances L. Kendall
Bill and France Kenyon
Sarah and Stan Klinefelter
Knight Vision Foundation
Estate of Arleen M. Krajicek
John and Polly La Duc
Estate of Susan Lamont
Bill and Joy Lane
John Larsen and Nancy Fette
Michael Leary
Dick and Virginia Linburg
Samuel and Dena Lombardo
Lowe’s Companies, Inc.
Richard and Melissa Marcus
Ethel Kennedy Marran
George and Sheila Marshall
Masteller, Moler & Taylor Inc.
Jim and Bette Maxwell
Donald and Lynn McBeth
Estate of William H. McClure
Dave and Arleen McGlade
Tom and Wynne McGrew
Richard and JoAnne Meurer
Marian L. Moore Living Trust
Ruth P. Moore Trust
Charles and Susan Moritz
Bob and Susan Morrison
Kiernan and Krissy Moylan
Frank and Joan Muth
New Balance Foundation
Gary and Suzanne Oakley
Sean and Julie O’Shea
In Memory of John and Madeleine O’Sullivan
Chip and Janet Otness
Mark and Sandra Parent
Gary and Ann Parker
David and Carol Pearson
Estate of Eleanor W. Pennington
Dean and Connie Phypers
Eric and Doris Plym
Kenneth and Mary Potter
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Realtors Association of Indian River County, Inc.
Marsha and Barry Reardon
William and Peg Regan
Jack and Barbara Reis
Herb and Marguerite Repass
Michael and Anne Rhoads
Richardson Foundation
Richardson Family Foundation- Dan and Marge Richardson
Don and Patsy Riefler
Bob and Gerri Ripp
Roberts Family Foundation
Gray and Mary Rogers
Jack and Sally Rogers
John and Joanne Rohrer
Elizabeth M. Ross
Estate of Arline J. Rydout
Dick and Pauline Sameth
Bob and Audrey Samuels
Dick and Jamie Schulte
John and Kathi Schumann
Michael and Mary Schwartz
Adrian and Margaret Selby
Dwight and Kim Seward
Matthew and Anne Smith
David and Christine Smith
Jerry and Linda Smith
Howard and Donna Smith
Lindsey and Jeffrey Smith
Betty and Pomeroy Smith
David and Heidi Sommers
Randy and Karen Sones
Anita Stafford
J. Spencer and Patricia Standish
State Farm Insurance Company
Norval and Diane Stephens
Bill and Carolyn Stutt
Byron and Nancy Sugahara
Walter and Julianne Sullivan
Tall Pines Charitable Foundation
Peter Tauck
Dave and Barbara Taylor
Lisa and James Taylor
Nancy B. Taylor
TD Charitable Foundation
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.
The Community Church of Vero Beach
The Ethel Kennedy Foundation
The Rogers Parlette Family Fund
The Home Depot Foundation
The Moorings Realty Sales Company
The Navesink Foundation
The Welsh Family Foundation
The Windsor Charitable Foundation
Jim and Sally Toffey
Judith and Frank Tolsdorf
Jane and Jim Truettner
Mark and Paula Turrentine
United Way of Indian River County
Linda Van Name and David Mike
Estate of Ronnie Lee Vansweringen
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
Camp Younts Foundation – The Harry W. Walker Family
Patrick and Carol Welsh
Kathleen Westby
Archie S. Wingfield, Jr. Charitable Trust
Dick and Virginia Winkler
Bob and Connie Wood
Tim and Judy Zappala
Indian River Habitat for Humanity recognizes, with gratitude, the individuals listed here who have informed us of their intention to provide for the organization through their estate or bequests that have been realized. Legacy Donors are members of the Millard Fuller Society and leave a lasting impact on our community.
Legacy Donors
James G. Andrews* and Ellen C. Andrews*
Anonymous (2)
Alan F. Bartol*
Andrew R. Bowler
Morris and Dorothy Carley
Charles G. Cary*
Mary T. Coon*
Susan A. Croom
Bill and Nancy Curtis
Rene and Alice Donars
John Felten*
James and Sharon Gardner
Marie Geissler Administrative Trust*
Margaret A. Gibbs
Robert George Herlich*
George and Marlene Higgs
Frank H. Huber*
Mary Lou Johnston*
France T. Kenyon
Arleen M. Krajicek*
Susan Rice Lamont*
William H. McClure*
Janet M. Meyer*
Ruth P. Moore Trust*
Frank* and Joan Muth*
Eleanor W. Pennington*
Sandra G. Rennick
Marjorie H. Routt*
Arline J. Rydout*
Douglas and Mary Skeet
Ronnie Lee Vansweringen*
Louise McLean Wilson
Margaret S. Young*
*Deceased
Indian River Habitat for Humanity gratefully receives gifts in honor or remembrance of special individuals and organizations. Contributions were given In Honor or In Memory of those listed here.
In Honor Of
Orchid Island Golf and Beach Club, Inc.
Julie H. Goodrich
Carol W. Hawk
John S. Howard
In Honor of IRCHFH Volunteers
Tim L. Moomaw
John and Caryn Morrow
Donald W. Poust
Leo Skadden
Tom Strain
Michael Trucano
Connie Utter
Kitty M. Wagner
Joanne Wickstrand
In Memory Of
Richard C. Bireley
Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter
Lynne and Charles F. Clippert
Carol Crittenden
J. H. Devlin
Roger Ferguson
Thomas R. Guy
Ted Heidke
Thomas Lewick
Jim Maxwell
Lynda Pelligrin
John and Esther Pugmire
Harold F. Reheis
Patricia C. Reynolds
Dolores Roman
Karen A. Rovick
Frank C. Schrohe
Daniel E. Somes
Dolores M. Sovey
Tom and Ina Strain
John Tines
Sheila B. Tucker
Robert Ulrich
Leon H. Whitney
Richard A. Winkler
Volunteer Impact Numbers
Number of Volunteers
11,367
Since 1991
712
FY2026
Total Volunteer Hours
688,015
Since 1991
36,160
FY2026
Estimated Value of Labor
$9,825,009
Since 1991
$1,261,261
FY2026
Our faithful volunteers are integral to the fulfillment of Indian River Habitat’s mission.
We are grateful for every volunteer and each hour contributed. Between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026, a total of 712 volunteers contributed 36,160 hours on the build site, at the ReStore, in our office, and through committee service.
The volunteers listed below worked 40 or more hours during fiscal year 2026.
* The Donald W. Poust Society Members
Each member of The Donald W. Poust Society has volunteered 1,000 or more hours.
Patricia L. Abel
Lisa Alcock
Denny Allen*
Steve Ashburn
William A. Aumann
Thomas Bach*
Judith Backmeyer
Laura Baker
Leslie S. Balcerak*
Lynne Barrett
Glen Bloomer*
Joanne Blum
Christina Boucher
Brian K. Bowles
Karen Bozza
Denise C. Brocksmith
Joseph I. Brown
Patti Bumsted
Dennis M. Byrne*
Julian S. Caicedo
William C. Cala*
Bryce Calender
Carl Calender*
Thomas M. Canning
Tammy Carnohan
Debbie Carnohan
James Carson
Michael Caruso
Jenny Castanon
Jan L. Cavalli*
John J. Chance
Greg J. Clark
Christine M. Connolly
Lola E. Coombe
Gene Cravens*
Jean Cravens*
Anne S. Cuenod*
Laura Cullen
Rory Cullen
Kent W. Cunningham
Barbara A. Curley*
James W. Currier
Chip Dailey
Albert De Renzo*
Gary M. DeWitt
Laura Dilling
Leo Dilling
Renate Dolphin
Lauren Donofrio
Robert A. Duncan
Ray P. Dutcher
Alice Eastland
Gisela K. Elliston*
Jay Elmore
Linda Faust
Pat Fava*
Doug Feek
Deb G. Fletcher
Beverly Foley
Michael J. Foley
Louise Fortin*
Bethany A. Fortunato
David Gadai
Gail Garcia-Grant
Jan Garrison
Robert W. Garrison*
Gregg Geerdes
Leon Gilbert
Michel L. Gilbert
Nanci Gilbert
Octavio Godoy
Christine Godsey*
Pat Gorman
Terri A. Graham
Glenn Grevengoed
Rick Hahn
Pat Hamilton
Constance Harinxma*
Sally Harrison*
Wilfred Hart
Cyndy S. Hazlewood*
Lilla A. Hebert
Chris Hedstrom
Nancy Herbert
Nancy Herman
Craig Hovda
William Hubert Jr.
Robert B. Inhoff*
Adriana A. Ionescu
Annette Jameson
Scott Jameson
Gloria Johnson*
Larry Johnson*
David E. Johnson
Larry Jones*
Maureen D. Kane
Carol B. Keen
Karen Kidd
Terry L. Kidd
Paul J. Kowalski
Sheryl Kurtis
Anna Lanam*
Richard D. Lanam*
Tim Lane
John Larsen
Hope Leet
Wayne Lindros
Ann Loeffler
Carla Mangiafico
Michael Marino
Paula Matrullo
Daryl A. Maxwell
Jackie Merrifield
Ron W. Merrifield
Norman Mett
Daniel Micare*
Colleen Miller
Mischelle Miller
Corinne T. Mirch
Stephen Mirch
Lorna Mitchell*
Tim L. Moomaw
Regina L. Moran*
Barbara J. Morgan*
Michael J. Morgan
Nancy Morrell
Caryn Morrow
John Morrow
William S. Moser
Kimberly Mueller
Niko Murray
Judy Myers*
Jake Newell
Marguerite Ogilvie*
Ted M. Palmer*
Barbara Panagy
Mark Parent
Todd T. Parkhouse
Catherine Peishoff
Donna Persson
David J. Phillips
Denise Piga
Debra Piga*
Reagan Plesnik
Donald W. Poust*
Sharon Pulsifer
Lauren Punzalan*
Sue Ramsey*
Laura A. Regan
Peter Regan
Christine M. Regina
Linda L. Renna
Theodore Renna
John C. Rietveld
Nancy Robison
Peter C. Robison
Deirdre Rolfes
Tim Rolfes
Carl Rosin
Charles Sambs*
Judith C. Sambs*
Debera Sassen
Earl Sassen
Angela Sayler
Bonnie Schacht
Darrell Schacht
Linda Scheuer
Pam S. Schlamowitz*
Jessica Schmitt
Ron Schrager
Suzanne L. Schrager
Lynda A. Schroeder
William C. Schroeder
Zachary E. Schultz
Dwight Seward
Kim Seward
Allan Shannon
Linda B. Smith*
David Sommers
Heidi Sommers
Linda Sopp
Patricia Stephens
Dianne Stevens
Scott Stevenson
Lorraine Sutherland
Randall Sword
Anthony Thomas
Kate Thomas
Jennifer Toole
Mark B. Toole
Michael Trucano*
Maureen Tully
Colleen L. Unick
Scott S. Unick
Linda Van Name
Monica Vanderborght
Ronald E. Virgin*
Rose Virgin*
Barbara K. Vonderheyde*
Pia Vos
Janet White
Robert W. White
Joann Wilson
Dick Winkler †
Maria H. Winslow
Hakeem W. Wint
Elton Yordy
Sharon Yordy
Susan Young
Robert W. Zaist
Judy Zappala
† Deceased
Indian River Habitat ReStore’s Impact Numbers
FY2026 | July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026
260
Volunteers
21,931
Volunteer Hours
3,871
Donation Pickups
89,472
Customers Served
117
New Homes Funded by the Habitat ReStore Since 2005
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July 1, 2025 — June 30, 2026
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91¢ of every dollar goes directly to providing housing solutions.
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