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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
OUR MISSION
Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes,
OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY
1920 HUTTON STREET, WILMINGTON, DE 19802 | (302) 652-0365 | HABITATNCC.ORG
HOW WE MAKE AN IMPACT
communities and hope.
Year established: 1986 Number of full-time employees: 24 Number of part-time employees: 7 Geographic service area: New Castle County
Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County
is an independently chartered affiliate of
Habitat for Humanity International, the
largest not-for-profit builder in the world.
Since 1986, Habitat NCC has completed
the construction of over 280 affordable
homeownership opportunities, preserved
homeownership for over 200 households,
lowered household energy costs for over 300
families, completed approximately 100 critical
home repairs, held five neighborhood revitalization programs across Wilmington, and served over 1,100 community residents.
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
As a non-profit organization, Habitat NCC relies on individual and corporate donations to sustain our Affordable Homeownership,
Critical Repairs, Aging in Place, and neighborhood revitalization programs. To learn more about how to donate or become a corporate sponsor,
visit www.habitatncc.org/give or email development@habitatncc.org.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
As a Habitat NCC volunteer, you become a part of the solution to the affordable housing crisis in Delaware. There are many ways you can volunteer—from helping at one of our ReStores, working on a construction site, or participating in one of our neighborhood revitalization events. Because of the help of people like you, whole neighborhoods improve and completely transform. Through this transformation, families achieve the strength, stability, and independence they need to build a better life.
Kevin Smith
Chief Executive Officer
Salvatore ‘Chip’ Rossi
Board President
We have received the Charity Navigator 4 Star rating which means, that we have highest the possible rating and indicates that HFHNCC adheres to sector best practices and executes its mission in a financially efficient way.
OUR FINANCIALS:
Contributions & Grants: 55% Homeowner Sales: 27% Non-program income: 9% ReStores Revenue: 8% Events: 2%
With the support of our donors, sponsors, and community, we can create a world where everyone has a safe, decent place to live. —Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County
SOCIAL MEDIA:
@HabitatNCC @HabitatNCC @HabitatNewCastleCounty
LEADERSHIP
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS
Salvatore “Chip” Rossi, Board President
Jason Patton, Vice President
Jim Gandolfo, Treasurer
Secretary, (Vacant)
MEMBERS
George Beer Vernita Dorsey
Bill Grasso
Schlonn V. Hawkins Kori Kaldor
Jeff Kline
John Krukiel
Maureen A. McDonald
Mathew Ninan Noreen Poole Andres Rodriguez Dennis Salter
Dionna J. Sargent Pamela J. Scott, Esq. Mike Tindall Carolann Wicks
Starr Wilson
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