1. INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Daniel Abrahams
Robert Abrams
Gary and Pennie
Abramson
Bruce Adams
Timothy Adams
Victor Agusta
Shah Alam
Nancy Sherwood and
Roger Aldridge
Erica Anderson
William H. Arnold
Niloofar Ashtary-Yazdi
Thomas Austin
Tamara Axelrod
Tad Baldwin
Laurie Ballenger
Margaret F. Bare
Winell Belfonte
Edsel Billingy
Judy Birch
Charles Blaha
Manuela Blaney
Thomas Bloom
Emily Blumberg
Rebecca R. Bond
Marci Brand
Julie and Louis Brill
Woody Brosnan
Michael Brown
Lesia Bullock
Meredith Byer
Sean Caldwell
Kimmel Cameron
Jeff Campbel
Kelly G. Caplan
Barbara Casper
Anthony Catania
Jean Cavanaugh
Candace Chazen
Don Chery
Jennifer Christian
Elizabeth Clemmer
Dorothy Cockrell
Charles Coleman
Robert Collins
John and Cristeta
Comerford
Todd Conley
Haynes Contee
Joyce Cormier
Eugene Costa
Louise Stoner Crawford
Charles Croner
Dora Crouse
Patricia G. Cruz-De-
Barrientos
Larry Davis
Matthew Deal
Hal C. DeCell
Verna Denchi
David Devlin-Foltz
Robert and Eva Dillon
Brian Ditzler
Sara Dombrausky
Norman Dreyfuss
Chris Earley
Emmanuel Egoegonwa
Daniel Ehrenberg
Carla Evans
Shebra Evans
Joseph and Dorothy
Feinberg
James and Gwyn Fields
Christopher Finley
Leila Finucane
Karen Fitzgerald
Arlene Follmer
Madelaine Ford
Mark E. Friis
Marian Fryer
Alison Gansler
Brian Geib
Cindy Gibson
Stephen Giddings
Evan Glass
Maria E. Godbey
Jill Goodrich
Heidi Modhorst and
Fiona Grant
Roland & Ann Gray
Brian Grosholz
Wes Guckert
Joseph Guggenheim
John Harms
James & Patricia Hastings
Sheila Hennessey
Eric Herrmann
William and Judith Hewitt
Ferdinand Hoefner
Scott Hoekman
Matt Hoffman
Bryan Hollander
Steve Holmquist
Christine Horn
Jason Jacobson
Cynthia James
Christina Johnson
Elisa Johnson
Teresa Johnson
Kim C. Jones
Scott Jones
Joe Judge
Marc Kantor
David Karasik
Linda Kelly
Bruce Kennett
Paula King
Linda Kolko
Rose Krasnow
Glenn R. Kreger
Robert Kronenberg
Ralph Kuehner
Kimberly Lagos
David N. Lamb
Ellen-Elizabeth Lee
Todd Lehman
Nancy Liebermann and
Joe Godles
Beverly L. Lindsay
Richard Liversidge
Karen Lord
Janet Lowenthal
Robert Macdougall
Jane Mahaffie
Charles A. Maier
Willa J. Malloy
Steve Mannion
Leslie Y. Marks
Bill Marmon
Alan and Jackie Mayers
Hiroko McCamey
Troy McGhee
David McMillion
Michael McNeely
Daniel Meijer
K. David Meit
Alan Meltzer
Fred Mifflin
Ryland L. Mitchell, III
Wylie Mitchell
David Moon
Judith B. Morenoff
John T. Morgan
Audrey Morris
James R. Morris
Joan Moyers
Bill and Barbara Murry
Richard Y. Nelson
Marian O’Conor
Stephen Oesch
Jill Ortman-Fouse
Gail Scott-Parizer and
Michael Parizer
Jason Paxton
Josh Peters
Walter J. and
Carol S. Petzold
Angela Pipik
Laurence Platt
Stephen Polan
Bill Rains
David Ramos
Larry Ravitz
Jodi Reeves
Scott W. Reilly
Donald B. and
Marion O. Robertson
Wyndham and
Elizabeth Robertson
John M. and
Patricia Robinson
Trini Rodriguez
Jacqueline H. Rogers
Peter and Sally Roman
Scott Roser
Bruce and Ellen
Rothschild
Cynthia Rubenstein
Cathy Runnels
Jay N. Ryan, Jr.
Julie Savane
Bill Scanlan
Marta Brenden and
Bill Schauman
Dave Schorr
Mark Schrieber
Stephen Seeger
Tara Seeley
John Segreti
Odessa M. Shannon
Joyce B. Siegel
Mark Simon
Mary Lynn Skutley
Tina Slater
Chuck Smith
Stephen Smith
Rick Sniffin
Robert and Nancy Soreng
Arnold Spevack
Kenneth Stewart
Larry Stewart
Mary Sweeney
Caroline Touchton
Jody Leigh Tracey
John Tracey
Kristin Trible
Donald Tucker, AIA
Roberta Ujakovich
Ines Vega
Alejandro Villacis
Mary S. Von Euler
Ada Vowell
Martha Waddy
Jean Walker
Robert Walser
James Walters
Matthew Ward
Monica A. Warren-Jones
Charles and
Mary Wehrwein
Mary Ellen Wickham
Jeffrey Mosley and
Susan Wiener
Susan Wilkinson
Illona Williams
Nancy Cedar Wilson
Rebecca Wilson
Kyle Wittman
Jeff Wood
Doris Wright
Emily Wurtz
Bruce Zavos
Anna Zelinsky
Margot and Paul
Zimmerman
CORPORATIONS &
ORGANIZATIONS
American Technology
Services, Inc.
Ballard Spahr, LLP
Belvedere LLLP
Bhargava International
Capital Bank
Capital Construction
Chevy Chase Land
Development Company
Choice Hotels
CohnReznick
Colombo Bank
Commonwealth Land Title
Insurance Company
Community Housing/
CPDC
Corporate Executive
Board
Craftmark Homes, Inc.
Denchfield Roofing
EagleBank
Enterprise
EYA
Gables Residential
Geo-Technology
Associates
Grandbridge Real Estate
Capital
Greenberg, Wexler & Eig
HAND
Landmark Engineering
Law Office of Kenneth B.
Tecler
Local Independent
Charities of America
Maryland Charity
Campaign
Miner Feinstein
Architects, LLC
Montgomery County
Young Democrats
NCB
NeighborWorks America
Noyes Air Conditioning
Contractors, Inc.
Peckar & Abramson
Rodgers Consulting, Inc.
Saint Mark Presbyterian
Church
SDSE, LLC
Soltesz
Torti Gallas
United Way of Central
Maryland
Urban Pace
Village Settlements
Webelo Boy Scout Troup
Wheaton & Kensington
Chamber of Commerce
Wheaton Silver Spring
Kiwanis Foundation,
Inc.
Wiencek + Associates
FOUNDATIONS &
GOVERNMENT
Blechman-Morenoff
Foundation
Center for Nonprofit
Advancement
City of Takoma Park
Community Foundation of
Caroll County
Community Foundation of
Montgomery County
Community Foundation
of the National Capital
Region
Dav-Jon Family LLC
Eugene & Agnes E. Meyer
Foundation
Freddie Mac Foundation
Gene and Lauren Sachs
Family Fund
Keker Family Foundation
Maryland State Dept.
of Education
Maryland State Dept. of
Housing & Community
Development
Meltzer Group Employee
Giving Fund
Montgomery County
Council/County
Executive
Montgomery County
Dept. of Housing &
Community Affairs
Morris & Gwendolyn
Cafritz Foundation
Rosenbaum Halliday Fund
Sharing Montgomery
Takoma Foundation
IN MEMORY OF
Sanford Slavin
Stephanie Bernstein
Rich Charnovich
James Clark
Barbara Condos
Jon and Susan Gerson
Alix Handelsman
Benet Kolman
William Kominers
Barbara Marenus
Susan McGee
Michael Meller
Ruthanne & Rob Miller
Craig Pascal
Sandra Pearlman
Sherry Petersen
Robert and Lillian
Philipson Foundation
Ana and James Small
Nicole Ventura
Barbara Zeughauser
IN MEMORY OF
Robert Hill and
Rosamond McIntosh
Joe and Betsy Samuel
IN MEMORY OF
Teuntje Goldman
Robert A. Goldman
2014 Donors January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
We strive to grow MHP’s programmatic partners and funding sources to ensure that our properties and
neighborhoods are positioned to provide the housing and services residents will need during the economic
recovery. With your continued support, our families will have a bright future.
Corporate Sponsors
Platinum Level
Bank of America
Capital One
CohnReznick
E*Trade
Enterprise
NeighborWorks
America
Gold Level
Citi
Hamel Builders
PNC
Silver Level
CT & Associates
Equity Management
TD Bank
Wells Fargo
Wiencek + Associates
Circle of Builders
January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
The Circle of Builders is a giving society made up
of donors who make a multi-year commitment to
support MHP in its mission to help low-income families
attain the next level of stability.
The Circle of Builders receive invitations to receptions, small gatherings,
and other forums that encourage dialogue between business leaders and key
stakeholders in Montgomery County.
Norman Christeller Golf Classic Sponsors
Lunch Sponsor
Hudson Housing Capital
Beverage Sponsor
Gables Residential
Gift Bag Sponsor
C.M. Parker & Company, Inc.
Putting Contest Sponsor
Cresa Partners
Mulligan Sponsor
Building Consultants, Inc.
The Donohoe Companies
Program Sponsor
Miller, Miller & Canby
Hole/Green Package Sponsors
Macris, Hendricks & Glascock, P.A.
Mitchell & Best Homebuilders
VIKA
Hole/Green Sponsors
American Technology Services, Inc.
Associates Plumbing, Inc.
Bank of Georgetown
Building Consultants, Inc.
D & R Electric, Inc.
Grandbridge Real Estate Capital
Jones Lang LaSalle
Lerch, Early & Brewer, Chtd.
Lime Rock Contractors
Linowes & Blocher
NeighborWorks America
Peckham & Abramson, P.C.
Priority Engineering
Law Office of Kenneth B. Tecler, LLC
The Traffic Group
VOA Associates
MONTGOMERY HOUSING PARTNERSHIP
12200 Tech Road, Suite 250, Silver Spring, MD 20904-1983
Phone: (301) 622-2400 • Fax: (301) 622-2800
www.MHPartners.org
Bronze Level
BB&T
Bocarsly Emden Cowan
Esmail & Arndt, LLP
The Bozzuto Group
Elm Street Development
Humphrey Management
JBG
M&T Bank
Klein Hornig
Pettit Family Foundation
Sandy Spring Bank
FOUNDATION LEVEL ($10,000+)
Steven and Shari Ashman
STEPPING STONE LEVEL
($5,000—$9,999)
Leon Andris
Phil Gibbs
Dick Pettit
Gene and Lauren Sachs
Jeffrey Slavin
James and Gina Williams
CIRCLE LEVEL
($1,000—$4,999)
Thomas Albert
Margaret Allen
Cynthia Bar
Chip and Laura Bay
Katherine Boarman
James and Marian Brodsky
Nancy Bushwick-Malloy
Lois M. Christeller
John Clarke
Victoria Davis
Carlton Einsel
David Flanagan
Lucy Freeman
Lois Fried
Thomas and Angela Gallas
Robert and Juliette Goldman
Constance A. Wilkinson and
Jose Gonzalez
Stephen Griffin
Sam Gude
Don and Ann Hague
Susy Cheston and Artie Harris
Roland Hawthorne
Juan Holcomb
Rhonda Cunningham Holmes and
Ira Holmes
Chuck and Debora Irish
Rebecca Jones
Christine Kaufman
Matthew Leydig
Ira and Phyllis Lieberman
Sheila Maith
Keith Martin
Williams and Laurel Martin
Mark Meier
Robert and Marlene Mitchell
Paola Moya
Charles Nulsen
S. Bruce Pascal
Joseph Plumpe
Jorgen Punda
Ken Rehfuss
Carol Schatz and David Rodgers
Deborah Ratner Salzberg
Cindy Sanquist
Michael A. Schlegel
Gail Scott-Parizer
John Shaffer
Stacy Plotkin Silber
Jackie Simon
John and Mary Slidell
Richard and Julie Smith
John and Kristine Warner
Michael Wiencek
Chris Woodward
Students from MHP’s Community Life
Programs receive their first golf lesson at
Hampshire Greens Golf Course in Silver
Spring. The Youth Golf Clinic is a highlight
of the Annual Norman Christeller Classic for
both residents and sponsors.
Donors
January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
Individual, Corporate, Organizations,
Government, Foundations
2. BUILDING DREAMS FROM
RENTING TO HOMEOWNERSHIP
WHY I VOLUNTEER
Nicole Nolasco, MHP Resident
Chair President’s Message
Montgomery Housing Partnership and Affiliates
SUMMARY OF COMBINED FINANCIAL REPORTS
As this 25th Anniversary Annual Report reflects, the last two years have
been filled with milestones and dynamic activity for Montgomery Housing
Partnership (MHP). We celebrated the organization’s 25th year of providing
affordable housing to low- and moderate-income families in Montgomery
County by breaking ground on The Bonifant at Silver Spring, our first senior
development; and we cut the ribbon at Olney Springs, our first for-sale,
mixed income community of townhomes and single-family detached homes.
It’s inspirational for all of us to have been involved in building, strengthening,
and maintaining connections to the thousands of children and families who
MHP has served since 1989, whether through our multifamily housing,
educational enrichment programs, or neighborhood revitalization services. We
look forward to continuing this work with our donors, community partners,
and volunteers in the neighborhoods we serve into the next decade.
In 2015, your support enabled MHP to serve 338 kids in our preschool and
after-school programs. We watched their GPAs increase to a 3.57, an amazing
trend that started at 2.8 just a few years ago. We also started a wonderful new
summer program to assist first graders who have fallen behind in reading.
Despite a continuing complex economic climate, MHP’s financial performance
remained strong, anchored by the ability to secure new financial partnerships
and new supporters. The equity fund that we first launched in 2011 has
exceeded $10 million in committed funds, and produced great dividends for
our real estate development activity. During 2015, MHP focused heavily on
expanding affordable housing options for seniors and families through new
sources of financing and creative partnerships. As the cover shot reflects, our
first such co-developer relationships with Elm Street Development at Olney
Springs, and The Donohoe Companies at The Bonifant have been wonderful
examples of this progress. Both projects were buoyed by the investments of
private lenders and Montgomery County’s dedication to expanding affordable
housing options by selling surplus county-owned land.
We invite you to take a closer look at our accomplishments, successes, and
challenges during this 25th Anniversary edition, including the two first-time
homebuyers, Carmen and Alani, who are profiled in the following pages.
It’s clear that Montgomery County’s economic recovery does not have equal
effects on everyone, but we are pleased that MHP has played a small role in
helping these two families in Olney, as well as many others, on their way to
While her close-knit family was her
inspiration, Nicole credits MHP’s
Community Life Programs for giving
her the encouragement to aspire to
become an artist, and to also give
back to her community through
volunteerism.
The entire family accompanied then
10-year-old Nicole to the HAND
Awards Luncheon Housing Expo
that summer to accept the 1st Place
award and gift certificate. Her artwork
appeared on the cover of the program
book, and she gave a rousing speech to
the more than 1,000 housing industry
professionals gathered for lunch. She
recalls the experience as “priceless.”
While living at Amherst Gardens, Nicole
and her siblings have attended MHP’s
Play Learn Circle preschool program
and the GATOR Club, which is a new
partnership with Arcola Elementary
School and funded through a grant
from the Maryland State Department
of Education and the 21st Century
Community Learning Centers to
strengthen students’ math, reading,
and science skills.
After Nicole graduated from elementary
school in 2015, she felt strongly about
coming back every day to volunteer
her time as a tutor for the younger
students. She has also become a vocal
resident leader.
“MHP’s programs mean a lot to the residents living in our
community because the kids get help with homework and
learn other valuable lessons. I love being a volunteer here.
The community center gives kids a place to go to get extra
help with school work, because our parents sometimes
don’t understand or know how to help us with homework.
We get better grades because we learn a lot from the
teachers, and we feel happy and proud of ourselves when
our grades go up!”
Above – MHP President Robert Goldman and Board Chair Cindy Bar (left) with
current board members and three of the founding members of MHP’s 1989
Board of Directors—Benson Roberts (back, center), Jackie Simon (front, center),
and Tad Baldwin (right).
2014
BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 2014
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents (unrestricted) $16,466,606
Cash (restricted) - -
Investments, Short-Term (less than 90 days) 865,183
Accounts receivable 499,072
Restricted project reserves 7,967,157
Deposits, Escrows and tenants’ security 1,839,026
Prepaid expenses and development in process 2,636,789
Property, equipment, net of $33,085,473 depreciation 130,152,014
Loan costs tax credit fees less $1,080,208 amortization 2,756,078
TOTAL ASSETS $163,181,925
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable and accrued expenses $1,799,136
Accrued interest payable 1,467,321
Prepaid rents 151,892
Deferred rent revenue 126,336
Tenant security deposits held 923,113
Secured notes payable - long term 124,643,175
Unsecured notes payable - long term 5,364,343
TOTAL LIABILITIES 134,475,316
Non-controlling interest in partnerships 19,522,492
Unrestricted Net Assets $6,395,311
Temporary Restricted Net Assets 75,757
Permanent Restricted Net Assets 2,713,049
Total net assets 9,184,117
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $163,181,925
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
For 12 Months Ended December 31, 2014
REVENUES (UNRESTRICTED)
Rental revenues $17,728,987
Grants 925,588
Cash Donations 461,001
Development fees 870,875
Gain from debt forgiveness - -
Interest and investment income 126,126
Special events 37,730
Other income 515,620
Satisfaction of program restrictions 405,346
TOTAL REVENUES $21,071,273
EXPENSES
Program services
Properties in management
(including interest expense of $4,209,894) $18,106,630
Community Life program development and management 1,077,621
Other development/management
(including interest expense of $77,636) 1,786,391
Supportive services
Management and general 954,216
Lobbying - -
Fundraising 326,269
TOTAL EXPENSES 22,251,127
Decrease in Unrestricted Net Assets $(1,179,854)
Changes in Restricted Net Assets
Contributions 5,000
Release of program restrictions (3,959)
Increase in temporarily restricted net assets 1,041
Changes in Permanently Restricted Net Assets
Grants 275,000
Release of program restrictions (401,387)
Decrease in permanently restricted net assets (126,387)
Decrease in net assets (1,305,200)
Increase in net assets due to excess off revenue over
expenses attributable to controlling interest 1,513,524
Net assets, beginning of year 8,975,793
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $9,184,117
Board of Directors and Senior Management 2014–2015
OFFICERS
Chair
Cynthia Bar
Lerch, Early Brewer, Chtd.
Vice Chair
Michael A. Schlegel
Bozzuto Construction Company
Secretary
Stephen Holmquist
Reno Cavanaugh P.L.L.C.
Treasurer
Mary Sokolowski, CPA
Berlin, Ramos Company, P.A.
BOARD MEMBERS
Lilian Catalina Chavarriaga
Community Volunteer
Victoria Davis
Urban Atlantic
Madiaw Diop
Community Volunteer
Lucy Freeman
Community Volunteer
Evan Glass
Ghandi Brigade
Linda A. Kelly, CPA
Curtis Property Management Corp.
Matthew Leydig
EagleBank
Paola Moya
Marshall Moya Design
Jorgen Punda
Gables Residential
Gene S. Sachs
Cresa
Alisa Smedley
Montgomery Works
Richard Smith
Piedmont Ventures
Rev. Timothy B. Warner
Montgomery County
Public Schools
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Robert A. Goldman, Esq.
President
Jill E. Goodrich
Vice President, Operations
Mark Meier
Chief Financial Officer
Artie Harris
Vice President, Real Estate
Development
Sulema Middleton Stewart
Vice President, Community
Life Programs
Eva Dillon
Director of Advancement
MHP creates quality affordable homes.
It accomplishes its mission by housing people, empowering families, and
strengthening neighborhoods. Formed in 1989 as a 501(c)(3) to meet Montgomery
County’s growing need for affordable housing, MHP builds, acquires, and
rehabilitates apartments, condos, and homes for low- and moderate-income
families. Through its affiliates, MHP has developed and owns more than 1,400 units
of affordable housing around the county, including in transit-oriented neighborhoods
in Gaithersburg, Rockville, Silver Spring, Takoma Park, and Wheaton.
Our Focus:
Nicole Nolasco’s artistic side was publicly displayed during 2014 after she won the HAND Children’s Art
Contest for her drawing of the favorite place in her home – the kitchen table. Nicole lives at MHP’s Amherst
Square apartments in Wheaton with her parents and younger brother and sister. She created the artwork
during the GATOR afterschool enrichment program for elementary school children that she attended onsite
at MHP’s community center.
On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of Montgomery Housing Partnership (MHP), we are proud
to present our 2014 – 2015 Annual Report, entitled “MHP @ 25 - Building Dreams From Renting to
Homeownership.”
securing a brighter and more stable financial future for their children through
homeownership.
No matter how long you have been connected to MHP, we welcome you
as a partner and friend. We’ve had the pleasure of renewing some past
relationships and beginning several new ones. Please join us in this journey
for the next 25, as we strive to impact every resident, every child, and every
family in our program every step of the way.
Sincerely,
Cynthia Bar, Esq., Board Chair, 2014 – 2016
Robert A. Goldman, Esq., President
“The favorite place
in my house is
the dinner table
because it’s where
my family and I
spend good quality
time together.
It’s also where my
mother serves
my favorite food,
“Salchipapas”!
— Nicole Nolasco
Resident Volunteer, MHP’s Pembridge
Square Community Center
“MHP’s programs mean a lot to the residents
living in our community because the kids get
help with homework and learn other valuable
lessons. I love being a volunteer here.”
— Nicole Nolasco
Founding Board Members –1989
Bill Murry
Anthony Natelli
Nathaniel Baldwin
Edward Crowley
Richard Fishman
Eugene Lynch
Margaret McRory
Laurence Platt
Benson Roberts
Nelson Rosenbaum
Odessa Shannon
Jacqueline Simon
Norman Christeller – President, 1989
3. BUILDING DREAMS FROM
RENTING TO HOMEOWNERSHIP
WHY I VOLUNTEER
Nicole Nolasco, MHP Resident
Chair President’s Message
Montgomery Housing Partnership and Affiliates
SUMMARY OF COMBINED FINANCIAL REPORTS
As this 25th Anniversary Annual Report reflects, the last two years
have been filled with milestones and dynamic activity for Montgomery
Housing Partnership (MHP). We celebrated the organization’s 25th year
of providing affordable housing to low- and moderate-income families
in Montgomery County by breaking ground on The Bonifant at Silver
Spring, our first senior development; and we cut the ribbon at Olney
Springs, our first for-sale, mixed income community of townhomes
and single-family detached homes.
It’s inspirational for all of us to have been involved in building,
strengthening, and maintaining connections to the thousands of
children and families who MHP has served since 1989, whether
through our multifamily housing, educational enrichment programs,
or neighborhood revitalization services. We look forward to continuing
this work with our donors, community partners, and volunteers in the
neighborhoods we serve into the next decade.
Despite a continuing complex economic climate, MHP’s financial
performance remained strong, anchored by the ability to secure new
financial partnerships and new supporters. The equity fund that we
first launched in 2011 has exceeded $10 million in committed funds,
and produced great dividends for our real estate development activity.
During 2015, MHP focused heavily on expanding affordable housing
options for seniors and families through new sources of financing and
creative partnerships. As the cover shot reflects, our first such co-
developer relationships with Elm Street Development at Olney Springs,
and The Donohoe Companies at The Bonifant have been wonderful
examples of this progress. Both projects were buoyed by
the investments of private lenders and Montgomery County’s
dedication to expanding affordable housing options by selling surplus
county-owned land.
We invite you to take a closer look at our accomplishments, successes,
and challenges during this 25th Anniversary edition, including the
two first-time homebuyers, Carmen and Alani, who are profiled in the
following pages.
It’s clear that Montgomery County’s economic recovery does not have
equal effects on everyone, but we are pleased that MHP has played a
While her close-knit family was her
inspiration, Nicole credits MHP’s
Community Life Programs for giving
her the encouragement to aspire to
become an artist, and to also give
back to her community through
volunteerism.
The entire family accompanied then
10-year-old Nicole to the HAND
Awards Luncheon Housing Expo
that summer to accept the 1st Place
award and gift certificate. Her artwork
appeared on the cover of the program
book, and she gave a rousing speech to
the more than 1,000 housing industry
professionals gathered for lunch. She
recalls the experience as “priceless.”
While living at Amherst Gardens, Nicole
and her siblings have attended MHP’s
Play Learn Circle preschool program
and the GATOR Club, which is a new
partnership with Arcola Elementary
School and funded through a grant
from the Maryland State Department
of Education and the 21st Century
Community Learning Centers to
strengthen students’ math, reading,
and science skills.
After Nicole graduated from elementary
school in 2015, she felt strongly about
coming back every day to volunteer
her time as a tutor for the younger
students. She has also become a vocal
resident leader.
“MHP’s programs mean a lot to the residents living in our
community because the kids get help with homework and
learn other valuable lessons. I love being a volunteer here.
The community center gives kids a place to go to get extra
help with school work, because our parents sometimes
don’t understand or know how to help us with homework.
We get better grades because we learn a lot from the
teachers, and we feel happy and proud of ourselves when
our grades go up!”
Above – MHP President Robert Goldman and Board Chair Cindy Bar (left) with
current board members and three of the founding members of MHP’s 1989
Board of Directors—Benson Roberts (back, center), Jackie Simon (front, center),
and Tad Baldwin (right).
2014
BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 2014
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents (unrestricted) $16,466,606
Cash (restricted) - -
Investments, Short-Term (less than 90 days) 865,183
Accounts receivable 499,072
Restricted project reserves 7,967,157
Deposits, Escrows and tenants’ security 1,839,026
Prepaid expenses and development in process 2,636,789
Property, equipment, net of $33,085,473 depreciation 130,152,014
Loan costs tax credit fees less $1,080,208 amortization 2,756,078
TOTAL ASSETS $163,181,925
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable and accrued expenses $1,799,136
Accrued interest payable 1,467,321
Prepaid rents 151,892
Deferred rent revenue 126,336
Tenant security deposits held 923,113
Secured notes payable - long term 124,643,175
Unsecured notes payable - long term 5,364,343
TOTAL LIABILITIES 134,475,316
Non-controlling interest in partnerships 19,522,492
Unrestricted Net Assets $6,395,311
Temporary Restricted Net Assets 75,757
Permanent Restricted Net Assets 2,713,049
Total net assets 9,184,117
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $163,181,925
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
For 12 Months Ended December 31, 2014
REVENUES (UNRESTRICTED)
Rental revenues $17,728,987
Grants 925,588
Cash Donations 461,001
Development fees 870,875
Gain from debt forgiveness - -
Interest and investment income 126,126
Special events 37,730
Other income 515,620
Satisfaction of program restrictions 405,346
TOTAL REVENUES $21,071,273
EXPENSES
Program services
Properties in management
(including interest expense of $4,209,894) $18,106,630
Community Life program development and management 1,077,621
Other development/management
(including interest expense of $77,636) 1,786,391
Supportive services
Management and general 954,216
Lobbying - -
Fundraising 326,269
TOTAL EXPENSES 22,251,127
Decrease in Unrestricted Net Assets $(1,179,854)
Changes in Restricted Net Assets
Contributions 5,000
Release of program restrictions (3,959)
Increase in temporarily restricted net assets 1,041
Changes in Permanently Restricted Net Assets
Grants 275,000
Release of program restrictions (401,387)
Decrease in permanently restricted net assets (126,387)
Decrease in net assets (1,305,200)
Increase in net assets due to excess off revenue over
expenses attributable to controlling interest 1,513,524
Net assets, beginning of year 8,975,793
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $9,184,117
Board of Directors and Senior Management 2014–2015
OFFICERS
Chair
Cynthia Bar
Lerch, Early Brewer, Chtd.
Vice Chair
Michael A. Schlegel
Bozzuto Construction Company
Secretary
Stephen Holmquist
Reno Cavanaugh P.L.L.C.
Treasurer
Mary Sokolowski, CPA
Berlin, Ramos Company, P.A.
BOARD MEMBERS
Lilian Catalina Chavarriaga
Community Volunteer
Victoria Davis
Urban Atlantic
Madiaw Diop
Community Volunteer
Lucy Freeman
Community Volunteer
Evan Glass
Ghandi Brigade
Linda A. Kelly, CPA
Curtis Property Management Corp.
Matthew Leydig
EagleBank
Paola Moya
Marshall Moya Design
Jorgen Punda
Gables Residential
Gene S. Sachs
Cresa
Alisa Smedley
Montgomery Works
Richard Smith
Piedmont Ventures
Rev. Timothy B. Warner
Montgomery County
Public Schools
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Robert A. Goldman, Esq.
President
Jill E. Goodrich
Vice President, Operations
Mark Meier
Chief Financial Officer
Artie Harris
Vice President, Real Estate
Development
Sulema Middleton Stewart
Vice President, Community
Life Programs
Eva Dillon
Director of Advancement
MHP creates quality affordable homes.
It accomplishes its mission by housing people, empowering families, and
strengthening neighborhoods. Formed in 1989 as a 501(c)(3) to meet Montgomery
County’s growing need for affordable housing, MHP builds, acquires, and
rehabilitates apartments, condos, and homes for low- and moderate-income
families. Through its affiliates, MHP has developed and owns more than 1,400 units
of affordable housing around the county, including in transit-oriented neighborhoods
in Gaithersburg, Rockville, Silver Spring, Takoma Park, and Wheaton.
Our Focus:
Nicole Nolasco’s artistic side was publicly displayed during 2014 after she won the HAND Children’s Art
Contest for her drawing of the favorite place in her home – the kitchen table. Nicole lives at MHP’s Amherst
Square apartments in Wheaton with her parents and younger brother and sister. She created the artwork
during the GATOR afterschool enrichment program for elementary school children that she attended onsite
at MHP’s community center.
On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of Montgomery Housing Partnership (MHP), we are proud
to present our 2014 – 2015 Annual Report, entitled “MHP @ 25 - Building Dreams From Renting to
Homeownership.”
small role in helping these two families in Olney, as well as many others,
on their way to securing a brighter and more stable financial future for their
children through homeownership.
No matter how long you have been connected to MHP, we welcome you
as a partner and friend. We’ve had the pleasure of renewing some past
relationships and beginning several new ones. Please join us in this journey
for the next 25, as we strive to impact every resident, every child, and every
family in our program every step of the way.
Sincerely,
Cynthia Bar, Esq., Board Chair, 2014 – 2016
Robert A. Goldman, Esq., President
Founding Board Members –1989
Bill Murry
Anthony Natelli
Nathaniel Baldwin
Edward Crowley
Richard Fishman
Eugene Lynch
Margaret McRory
Laurence Platt
Benson Roberts
Nelson Rosenbaum
Odessa Shannon
Jacqueline Simon
“The favorite place
in my house is
the dinner table
because it’s where
my family and I
spend good quality
time together.
It’s also where my
mother serves
my favorite food,
“Salchipapas”!
— Nicole Nolasco
Resident Volunteer, MHP’s Pembridge
Square Community Center
“MHP’s programs mean a lot to the residents
living in our community because the kids get
help with homework and learn other valuable
lessons. I love being a volunteer here.”
— Nicole Nolasco
Jacqueline Sim
Norman Christeller – President, 1989
4. BUILDING DREAMS FROM
RENTING TO HOMEOWNERSHIP
WHY I VOLUNTEER
Nicole Nolasco, MHP Resident
Chair President’s Message
Montgomery Housing Partnership and Affiliates
SUMMARY OF COMBINED FINANCIAL REPORTS
As this 25th Anniversary Annual Report reflects, the last two years
have been filled with milestones and dynamic activity for Montgomery
Housing Partnership (MHP). We celebrated the organization’s 25th year
of providing affordable housing to low- and moderate-income families
in Montgomery County by breaking ground on The Bonifant at Silver
Spring, our first senior development; and we cut the ribbon at Olney
Springs, our first for-sale, mixed income community of townhomes
and single-family detached homes.
It’s inspirational for all of us to have been involved in building,
strengthening, and maintaining connections to the thousands of
children and families who MHP has served since 1989, whether
through our multifamily housing, educational enrichment programs,
or neighborhood revitalization services. We look forward to continuing
this work with our donors, community partners, and volunteers in the
neighborhoods we serve into the next decade.
Despite a continuing complex economic climate, MHP’s financial
performance remained strong, anchored by the ability to secure new
financial partnerships and new supporters. The equity fund that we
first launched in 2011 has exceeded $10 million in committed funds,
and produced great dividends for our real estate development activity.
During 2015, MHP focused heavily on expanding affordable housing
options for seniors and families through new sources of financing and
creative partnerships. As the cover shot reflects, our first such co-
developer relationships with Elm Street Development at Olney Springs,
and The Donohoe Companies at The Bonifant have been wonderful
examples of this progress. Both projects were buoyed by
the investments of private lenders and Montgomery County’s
dedication to expanding affordable housing options by selling surplus
county-owned land.
We invite you to take a closer look at our accomplishments, successes,
and challenges during this 25th Anniversary edition, including the
two first-time homebuyers, Carmen and Alani, who are profiled in the
following pages.
It’s clear that Montgomery County’s economic recovery does not have
equal effects on everyone, but we are pleased that MHP has played a
While her close-knit family was her
inspiration, Nicole credits MHP’s
Community Life Programs for giving
her the encouragement to aspire to
become an artist, and to also give
back to her community through
volunteerism.
The entire family accompanied then
10-year-old Nicole to the HAND
Awards Luncheon Housing Expo
that summer to accept the 1st Place
award and gift certificate. Her artwork
appeared on the cover of the program
book, and she gave a rousing speech to
the more than 1,000 housing industry
professionals gathered for lunch. She
recalls the experience as “priceless.”
While living at Amherst Gardens, Nicole
and her siblings have attended MHP’s
Play Learn Circle preschool program
and the GATOR Club, which is a new
partnership with Arcola Elementary
School and funded through a grant
from the Maryland State Department
of Education and the 21st Century
Community Learning Centers to
strengthen students’ math, reading,
and science skills.
After Nicole graduated from elementary
school in 2015, she felt strongly about
coming back every day to volunteer
her time as a tutor for the younger
students. She has also become a vocal
resident leader.
“MHP’s programs mean a lot to the residents living in our
community because the kids get help with homework and
learn other valuable lessons. I love being a volunteer here.
The community center gives kids a place to go to get extra
help with school work, because our parents sometimes
don’t understand or know how to help us with homework.
We get better grades because we learn a lot from the
teachers, and we feel happy and proud of ourselves when
our grades go up!”
Above – MHP President Robert Goldman and Board Chair Cindy Bar (left) with
current board members and three of the founding members of MHP’s 1989
Board of Directors—Benson Roberts (back, center), Jackie Simon (front, center),
and Tad Baldwin (right).
2014
BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 2014
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents (unrestricted) $16,466,606
Cash (restricted) - -
Investments, Short-Term (less than 90 days) 865,183
Accounts receivable 499,072
Restricted project reserves 7,967,157
Deposits, Escrows and tenants’ security 1,839,026
Prepaid expenses and development in process 2,636,789
Property, equipment, net of $33,085,473 depreciation 130,152,014
Loan costs tax credit fees less $1,080,208 amortization 2,756,078
TOTAL ASSETS $163,181,925
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable and accrued expenses $1,799,136
Accrued interest payable 1,467,321
Prepaid rents 151,892
Deferred rent revenue 126,336
Tenant security deposits held 923,113
Secured notes payable - long term 124,643,175
Unsecured notes payable - long term 5,364,343
TOTAL LIABILITIES 134,475,316
Non-controlling interest in partnerships 19,522,492
Unrestricted Net Assets $6,395,311
Temporary Restricted Net Assets 75,757
Permanent Restricted Net Assets 2,713,049
Total net assets 9,184,117
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $163,181,925
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
For 12 Months Ended December 31, 2014
REVENUES (UNRESTRICTED)
Rental revenues $17,728,987
Grants 925,588
Cash Donations 461,001
Development fees 870,875
Gain from debt forgiveness - -
Interest and investment income 126,126
Special events 37,730
Other income 515,620
Satisfaction of program restrictions 405,346
TOTAL REVENUES $21,071,273
EXPENSES
Program services
Properties in management
(including interest expense of $4,209,894) $18,106,630
Community Life program development and management 1,077,621
Other development/management
(including interest expense of $77,636) 1,786,391
Supportive services
Management and general 954,216
Lobbying - -
Fundraising 326,269
TOTAL EXPENSES 22,251,127
Decrease in Unrestricted Net Assets $(1,179,854)
Changes in Restricted Net Assets
Contributions 5,000
Release of program restrictions (3,959)
Increase in temporarily restricted net assets 1,041
Changes in Permanently Restricted Net Assets
Grants 275,000
Release of program restrictions (401,387)
Decrease in permanently restricted net assets (126,387)
Decrease in net assets (1,305,200)
Increase in net assets due to excess off revenue over
expenses attributable to controlling interest 1,513,524
Net assets, beginning of year 8,975,793
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $9,184,117
Board of Directors and Senior Management 2014–2015
OFFICERS
Chair
Cynthia Bar
Lerch, Early Brewer, Chtd.
Vice Chair
Michael A. Schlegel
Bozzuto Construction Company
Secretary
Stephen Holmquist
Reno Cavanaugh P.L.L.C.
Treasurer
Mary Sokolowski, CPA
Berlin, Ramos Company, P.A.
BOARD MEMBERS
Lilian Catalina Chavarriaga
Community Volunteer
Victoria Davis
Urban Atlantic
Madiaw Diop
Community Volunteer
Lucy Freeman
Community Volunteer
Evan Glass
Ghandi Brigade
Linda A. Kelly, CPA
Curtis Property Management Corp.
Matthew Leydig
EagleBank
Paola Moya
Marshall Moya Design
Jorgen Punda
Gables Residential
Gene S. Sachs
Cresa
Alisa Smedley
Montgomery Works
Richard Smith
Piedmont Ventures
Rev. Timothy B. Warner
Montgomery County
Public Schools
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Robert A. Goldman, Esq.
President
Jill E. Goodrich
Vice President, Operations
Mark Meier
Chief Financial Officer
Artie Harris
Vice President, Real Estate
Development
Sulema Middleton Stewart
Vice President, Community
Life Programs
Eva Dillon
Director of Advancement
MHP creates quality affordable homes.
It accomplishes its mission by housing people, empowering families, and
strengthening neighborhoods. Formed in 1989 as a 501(c)(3) to meet Montgomery
County’s growing need for affordable housing, MHP builds, acquires, and
rehabilitates apartments, condos, and homes for low- and moderate-income
families. Through its affiliates, MHP has developed and owns more than 1,400 units
of affordable housing around the county, including in transit-oriented neighborhoods
in Gaithersburg, Rockville, Silver Spring, Takoma Park, and Wheaton.
Our Focus:
Nicole Nolasco’s artistic side was publicly displayed during 2014 after she won the HAND Children’s Art
Contest for her drawing of the favorite place in her home – the kitchen table. Nicole lives at MHP’s Amherst
Square apartments in Wheaton with her parents and younger brother and sister. She created the artwork
during the GATOR afterschool enrichment program for elementary school children that she attended onsite
at MHP’s community center.
On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of Montgomery Housing Partnership (MHP), we are proud
to present our 2014 – 2015 Annual Report, entitled “MHP @ 25 - Building Dreams From Renting to
Homeownership.”
small role in helping these two families in Olney, as well as many others,
on their way to securing a brighter and more stable financial future for their
children through homeownership.
No matter how long you have been connected to MHP, we welcome you
as a partner and friend. We’ve had the pleasure of renewing some past
relationships and beginning several new ones. Please join us in this journey
for the next 25, as we strive to impact every resident, every child, and every
family in our program every step of the way.
Sincerely,
Cynthia Bar, Esq., Board Chair, 2014 – 2016
Robert A. Goldman, Esq., President
Founding Board Members –1989
Bill Murry
Anthony Natelli
Nathaniel Baldwin
Edward Crowley
Richard Fishman
Eugene Lynch
Margaret McRory
Laurence Platt
Benson Roberts
Nelson Rosenbaum
Odessa Shannon
Jacqueline Simon
“The favorite place
in my house is
the dinner table
because it’s where
my family and I
spend good quality
time together.
It’s also where my
mother serves
my favorite food,
“Salchipapas”!
— Nicole Nolasco
Resident Volunteer, MHP’s Pembridge
Square Community Center
“MHP’s programs mean a lot to the residents
living in our community because the kids get
help with homework and learn other valuable
lessons. I love being a volunteer here.”
— Nicole Nolasco
Jacqueline Sim
Norman Christeller – President, 1989
5. INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Daniel Abrahams
Robert Abrams
Gary and Pennie
Abramson
Bruce Adams
Timothy Adams
Victor Agusta
Shah Alam
Nancy Sherwood and
Roger Aldridge
Erica Anderson
William H. Arnold
Niloofar Ashtary-Yazdi
Thomas Austin
Tamara Axelrod
Tad Baldwin
Laurie Ballenger
Margaret F. Bare
Winell Belfonte
Edsel Billingy
Judy Birch
Charles Blaha
Manuela Blaney
Thomas Bloom
Emily Blumberg
Rebecca R. Bond
Marci Brand
Julie and Louis Brill
Woody Brosnan
Michael Brown
Lesia Bullock
Meredith Byer
Sean Caldwell
Kimmel Cameron
Jeff Campbel
Kelly G. Caplan
Barbara Casper
Anthony Catania
Jean Cavanaugh
Candace Chazen
Don Chery
Jennifer Christian
Elizabeth Clemmer
Dorothy Cockrell
Charles Coleman
Robert Collins
John and Cristeta
Comerford
Todd Conley
Haynes Contee
Joyce Cormier
Eugene Costa
Louise Stoner Crawford
Charles Croner
Dora Crouse
Patricia G. Cruz-De-
Barrientos
Larry Davis
Matthew Deal
Hal C. DeCell
Verna Denchi
David Devlin-Foltz
Robert and Eva Dillon
Brian Ditzler
Sara Dombrausky
Norman Dreyfuss
Chris Earley
Emmanuel Egoegonwa
Daniel Ehrenberg
Carla Evans
Shebra Evans
Joseph and Dorothy
Feinberg
James and Gwyn Fields
Christopher Finley
Leila Finucane
Karen Fitzgerald
Arlene Follmer
Madelaine Ford
Mark E. Friis
Marian Fryer
Alison Gansler
Brian Geib
Cindy Gibson
Stephen Giddings
Evan Glass
Maria E. Godbey
Jill Goodrich
Heidi Modhorst and
Fiona Grant
Roland Ann Gray
Brian Grosholz
Wes Guckert
Joseph Guggenheim
John Harms
James Patricia Hastings
Sheila Hennessey
Eric Herrmann
William and Judith Hewitt
Ferdinand Hoefner
Scott Hoekman
Matt Hoffman
Bryan Hollander
Steve Holmquist
Christine Horn
Jason Jacobson
Cynthia James
Christina Johnson
Elisa Johnson
Teresa Johnson
Kim C. Jones
Scott Jones
Joe Judge
Marc Kantor
David Karasik
Linda Kelly
Bruce Kennett
Paula King
Linda Kolko
Rose Krasnow
Glenn R. Kreger
Robert Kronenberg
Ralph Kuehner
Kimberly Lagos
David N. Lamb
Ellen-Elizabeth Lee
Todd Lehman
Nancy Liebermann and
Joe Godles
Beverly L. Lindsay
Richard Liversidge
Karen Lord
Janet Lowenthal
Robert Macdougall
Jane Mahaffie
Charles A. Maier
Willa J. Malloy
Steve Mannion
Leslie Y. Marks
Bill Marmon
Alan and Jackie Mayers
Hiroko McCamey
Troy McGhee
David McMillion
Michael McNeely
Daniel Meijer
K. David Meit
Alan Meltzer
Fred Mifflin
Ryland L. Mitchell, III
Wylie Mitchell
David Moon
Judith B. Morenoff
John T. Morgan
Audrey Morris
James R. Morris
Joan Moyers
Bill and Barbara Murry
Richard Y. Nelson
Marian O’Conor
Stephen Oesch
Jill Ortman-Fouse
Gail Scott-Parizer and
Michael Parizer
Jason Paxton
Josh Peters
Walter J. and
Carol S. Petzold
Angela Pipik
Laurence Platt
Stephen Polan
Bill Rains
David Ramos
Larry Ravitz
Jodi Reeves
Scott W. Reilly
Donald B. and
Marion O. Robertson
Wyndham and
Elizabeth Robertson
John M. and
Patricia Robinson
Trini Rodriguez
Jacqueline H. Rogers
Peter and Sally Roman
Scott Roser
Bruce and Ellen
Rothschild
Cynthia Rubenstein
Cathy Runnels
Jay N. Ryan, Jr.
Julie Savane
Bill Scanlan
Marta Brenden and
Bill Schauman
Dave Schorr
Mark Schrieber
Stephen Seeger
Tara Seeley
John Segreti
Odessa M. Shannon
Joyce B. Siegel
Mark Simon
Mary Lynn Skutley
Tina Slater
Chuck Smith
Stephen Smith
Rick Sniffin
Robert and Nancy Soreng
Arnold Spevack
Kenneth Stewart
Larry Stewart
Mary Sweeney
Caroline Touchton
Jody Leigh Tracey
John Tracey
Kristin Trible
Donald Tucker, AIA
Roberta Ujakovich
Ines Vega
Alejandro Villacis
Mary S. Von Euler
Ada Vowell
Martha Waddy
Jean Walker
Robert Walser
James Walters
Matthew Ward
Monica A. Warren-Jones
Charles and
Mary Wehrwein
Mary Ellen Wickham
Jeffrey Mosley and
Susan Wiener
Susan Wilkinson
Illona Williams
Nancy Cedar Wilson
Rebecca Wilson
Kyle Wittman
Jeff Wood
Doris Wright
Emily Wurtz
Bruce Zavos
Anna Zelinsky
Margot and Paul
Zimmerman
CORPORATIONS
ORGANIZATIONS
American Technology
Services, Inc.
Ballard Spahr, LLP
Belvedere LLLP
Bhargava International
Capital Bank
Capital Construction
Chevy Chase Land
Development Company
Choice Hotels
CohnReznick
Colombo Bank
Commonwealth Land Title
Insurance Company
Community Housing/
CPDC
Corporate Executive
Board
Craftmark Homes, Inc.
Denchfield Roofing
EagleBank
Enterprise
EYA
Gables Residential
Geo-Technology
Associates
Grandbridge Real Estate
Capital
Greenberg, Wexler Eig
HAND
Landmark Engineering
Law Office of Kenneth B.
Tecler
Local Independent
Charities of America
Maryland Charity
Campaign
Miner Feinstein
Architects, LLC
Montgomery County
Young Democrats
NCB
NeighborWorks America
Noyes Air Conditioning
Contractors, Inc.
Peckar Abramson
Rodgers Consulting, Inc.
Saint Mark Presbyterian
Church
SDSE, LLC
Soltesz
Torti Gallas
United Way of Central
Maryland
Urban Pace
Village Settlements
Webelo Boy Scout Troup
Wheaton Kensington
Chamber of Commerce
Wheaton Silver Spring
Kiwanis Foundation,
Inc.
Wiencek + Associates
FOUNDATIONS
GOVERNMENT
Blechman-Morenoff
Foundation
Center for Nonprofit
Advancement
City of Takoma Park
Community Foundation of
Caroll County
Community Foundation of
Montgomery County
Community Foundation
of the National Capital
Region
Dav-Jon Family LLC
Eugene Agnes E. Meyer
Foundation
Freddie Mac Foundation
Gene and Lauren Sachs
Family Fund
Keker Family Foundation
Maryland State Dept.
of Education
Maryland State Dept. of
Housing Community
Development
Meltzer Group Employee
Giving Fund
Montgomery County
Council/County
Executive
Montgomery County
Dept. of Housing
Community Affairs
Morris Gwendolyn
Cafritz Foundation
Rosenbaum Halliday Fund
Sharing Montgomery
Takoma Foundation
IN MEMORY OF
Sanford Slavin
Stephanie Bernstein
Rich Charnovich
James Clark
Barbara Condos
Jon and Susan Gerson
Alix Handelsman
Benet Kolman
William Kominers
Barbara Marenus
Susan McGee
Michael Meller
Ruthanne Rob Miller
Craig Pascal
Sandra Pearlman
Sherry Petersen
Robert and Lillian
Philipson Foundation
Ana and James Small
Nicole Ventura
Barbara Zeughauser
IN MEMORY OF
Robert Hill and
Rosamond McIntosh
Joe and Betsy Samuel
IN MEMORY OF
Teuntje Goldman
Robert A. Goldman
2014 Donors January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
We strive to grow MHP’s programmatic partners and funding sources to ensure that our properties and
neighborhoods are positioned to provide the housing and services residents will need during the economic
recovery. With your continued support, our families will have a bright future.
Corporate Sponsors
Platinum Level
Bank of America
Capital One
CohnReznick
E*Trade
Enterprise
NeighborWorks
America
Gold Level
Citi
Hamel Builders
PNC
Silver Level
CT Associates
Equity Management
TD Bank
Wells Fargo
Wiencek + Associates
Circle of Builders
January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
The Circle of Builders is a giving society made up
of donors who make a multi-year commitment to
support MHP in its mission to help low-income families
attain the next level of stability.
The Circle of Builders receive invitations to receptions, small gatherings,
and other forums that encourage dialogue between business leaders and key
stakeholders in Montgomery County.
Norman Christeller Golf Classic Sponsors
Lunch Sponsor
Hudson Housing Capital
Beverage Sponsor
Gables Residential
Gift Bag Sponsor
C.M. Parker Company, Inc.
Putting Contest Sponsor
Cresa Partners
Mulligan Sponsor
Building Consultants, Inc.
The Donohoe Companies
Program Sponsor
Miller, Miller Canby
Hole/Green Package Sponsors
Macris, Hendricks Glascock, P.A.
Mitchell Best Homebuilders
VIKA
Hole/Green Sponsors
American Technology Services, Inc.
Associates Plumbing, Inc.
Bank of Georgetown
Building Consultants, Inc.
D R Electric, Inc.
Grandbridge Real Estate Capital
Jones Lang LaSalle
Lerch, Early Brewer, Chtd.
Lime Rock Contractors
Linowes Blocher
NeighborWorks America
Peckham Abramson, P.C.
Priority Engineering
Law Office of Kenneth B. Tecler, LLC
The Traffic Group
VOA Associates
MONTGOMERY HOUSING PARTNERSHIP
12200 Tech Road, Suite 250, Silver Spring, MD 20904-1983
Phone: (301) 622-2400 • Fax: (301) 622-2800
www.MHPartners.org
Bronze Level
BBT
Bocarsly Emden Cowan
Esmail Arndt, LLP
The Bozzuto Group
Elm Street Development
Humphrey Management
JBG
MT Bank
Klein Hornig
Pettit Family Foundation
Sandy Spring Bank
FOUNDATION LEVEL ($10,000+)
Steven and Shari Ashman
STEPPING STONE LEVEL
($5,000—$9,999)
Leon Andris
Phil Gibbs
Dick Pettit
Gene and Lauren Sachs
Jeffrey Slavin
James and Gina Williams
CIRCLE LEVEL
($1,000—$4,999)
Thomas Albert
Margaret Allen
Cynthia Bar
Chip and Laura Bay
Katherine Boarman
James and Marian Brodsky
Nancy Bushwick-Malloy
Lois M. Christeller
John Clarke
Victoria Davis
Carlton Einsel
David Flanagan
Lucy Freeman
Lois Fried
Thomas and Angela Gallas
Robert and Juliette Goldman
Constance A. Wilkinson and
Jose Gonzalez
Stephen Griffin
Sam Gude
Don and Ann Hague
Susy Cheston and Artie Harris
Roland Hawthorne
Juan Holcomb
Rhonda Cunningham Holmes and
Ira Holmes
Chuck and Debora Irish
Rebecca Jones
Christine Kaufman
Matthew Leydig
Ira and Phyllis Lieberman
Sheila Maith
Keith Martin
Williams and Laurel Martin
Mark Meier
Robert and Marlene Mitchell
Paola Moya
Charles Nulsen
S. Bruce Pascal
Joseph Plumpe
Jorgen Punda
Ken Rehfuss
Carol Schatz and David Rodgers
Deborah Ratner Salzberg
Cindy Sanquist
Michael A. Schlegel
Gail Scott-Parizer
John Shaffer
Stacy Plotkin Silber
Jackie Simon
John and Mary Slidell
Richard and Julie Smith
John and Kristine Warner
Michael Wiencek
Chris Woodward
Students from MHP’s Community Life
Programs receive their first golf lesson at
Hampshire Greens Golf Course in Silver
Spring. The Youth Golf Clinic is a highlight
of the Annual Norman Christeller Classic for
both residents and sponsors.
Donors
January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
Individual, Corporate, Organizations,
Government, Foundations
6. INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Daniel Abrahams
Robert Abrams
Gary and Pennie
Abramson
Bruce Adams
Timothy Adams
Victor Agusta
Shah Alam
Nancy Sherwood and
Roger Aldridge
Erica Anderson
William H. Arnold
Niloofar Ashtary-Yazdi
Thomas Austin
Tamara Axelrod
Tad Baldwin
Laurie Ballenger
Margaret F. Bare
Winell Belfonte
Edsel Billingy
Judy Birch
Charles Blaha
Manuela Blaney
Thomas Bloom
Emily Blumberg
Rebecca R. Bond
Marci Brand
Julie and Louis Brill
Woody Brosnan
Michael Brown
Lesia Bullock
Meredith Byer
Sean Caldwell
Kimmel Cameron
Jeff Campbel
Kelly G. Caplan
Barbara Casper
Anthony Catania
Jean Cavanaugh
Candace Chazen
Don Chery
Jennifer Christian
Elizabeth Clemmer
Dorothy Cockrell
Charles Coleman
Robert Collins
John and Cristeta
Comerford
Todd Conley
Haynes Contee
Joyce Cormier
Eugene Costa
Louise Stoner Crawford
Charles Croner
Dora Crouse
Patricia G. Cruz-De-
Barrientos
Larry Davis
Matthew Deal
Hal C. DeCell
Verna Denchi
David Devlin-Foltz
Robert and Eva Dillon
Brian Ditzler
Sara Dombrausky
Norman Dreyfuss
Chris Earley
Emmanuel Egoegonwa
Daniel Ehrenberg
Carla Evans
Shebra Evans
Joseph and Dorothy
Feinberg
James and Gwyn Fields
Christopher Finley
Leila Finucane
Karen Fitzgerald
Arlene Follmer
Madelaine Ford
Mark E. Friis
Marian Fryer
Alison Gansler
Brian Geib
Cindy Gibson
Stephen Giddings
Evan Glass
Maria E. Godbey
Jill Goodrich
Heidi Modhorst and
Fiona Grant
Roland Ann Gray
Brian Grosholz
Wes Guckert
Joseph Guggenheim
John Harms
James Patricia Hastings
Sheila Hennessey
Eric Herrmann
William and Judith Hewitt
Ferdinand Hoefner
Scott Hoekman
Matt Hoffman
Bryan Hollander
Steve Holmquist
Christine Horn
Jason Jacobson
Cynthia James
Christina Johnson
Elisa Johnson
Teresa Johnson
Kim C. Jones
Scott Jones
Joe Judge
Marc Kantor
David Karasik
Linda Kelly
Bruce Kennett
Paula King
Linda Kolko
Rose Krasnow
Glenn R. Kreger
Robert Kronenberg
Ralph Kuehner
Kimberly Lagos
David N. Lamb
Ellen-Elizabeth Lee
Todd Lehman
Nancy Liebermann and
Joe Godles
Beverly L. Lindsay
Richard Liversidge
Karen Lord
Janet Lowenthal
Robert Macdougall
Jane Mahaffie
Charles A. Maier
Willa J. Malloy
Steve Mannion
Leslie Y. Marks
Bill Marmon
Alan and Jackie Mayers
Hiroko McCamey
Troy McGhee
David McMillion
Michael McNeely
Daniel Meijer
K. David Meit
Alan Meltzer
Fred Mifflin
Ryland L. Mitchell, III
Wylie Mitchell
David Moon
Judith B. Morenoff
John T. Morgan
Audrey Morris
James R. Morris
Joan Moyers
Bill and Barbara Murry
Richard Y. Nelson
Marian O’Conor
Stephen Oesch
Jill Ortman-Fouse
Gail Scott-Parizer and
Michael Parizer
Jason Paxton
Josh Peters
Walter J. and
Carol S. Petzold
Angela Pipik
Laurence Platt
Stephen Polan
Bill Rains
David Ramos
Larry Ravitz
Jodi Reeves
Scott W. Reilly
Donald B. and
Marion O. Robertson
Wyndham and
Elizabeth Robertson
John M. and
Patricia Robinson
Trini Rodriguez
Jacqueline H. Rogers
Peter and Sally Roman
Scott Roser
Bruce and Ellen
Rothschild
Cynthia Rubenstein
Cathy Runnels
Jay N. Ryan, Jr.
Julie Savane
Bill Scanlan
Marta Brenden and
Bill Schauman
Dave Schorr
Mark Schrieber
Stephen Seeger
Tara Seeley
John Segreti
Odessa M. Shannon
Joyce B. Siegel
Mark Simon
Mary Lynn Skutley
Tina Slater
Chuck Smith
Stephen Smith
Rick Sniffin
Robert and Nancy Soreng
Arnold Spevack
Kenneth Stewart
Larry Stewart
Mary Sweeney
Caroline Touchton
Jody Leigh Tracey
John Tracey
Kristin Trible
Donald Tucker, AIA
Roberta Ujakovich
Ines Vega
Alejandro Villacis
Mary S. Von Euler
Ada Vowell
Martha Waddy
Jean Walker
Robert Walser
James Walters
Matthew Ward
Monica A. Warren-Jones
Charles and
Mary Wehrwein
Mary Ellen Wickham
Jeffrey Mosley and
Susan Wiener
Susan Wilkinson
Illona Williams
Nancy Cedar Wilson
Rebecca Wilson
Kyle Wittman
Jeff Wood
Doris Wright
Emily Wurtz
Bruce Zavos
Anna Zelinsky
Margot and Paul
Zimmerman
CORPORATIONS
ORGANIZATIONS
American Technology
Services, Inc.
Ballard Spahr, LLP
Belvedere LLLP
Bhargava International
Capital Bank
Capital Construction
Chevy Chase Land
Development Company
Choice Hotels
CohnReznick
Colombo Bank
Commonwealth Land Title
Insurance Company
Community Housing/
CPDC
Corporate Executive
Board
Craftmark Homes, Inc.
Denchfield Roofing
EagleBank
Enterprise
EYA
Gables Residential
Geo-Technology
Associates
Grandbridge Real Estate
Capital
Greenberg, Wexler Eig
HAND
Landmark Engineering
Law Office of Kenneth B.
Tecler
Local Independent
Charities of America
Maryland Charity
Campaign
Miner Feinstein
Architects, LLC
Montgomery County
Young Democrats
NCB
NeighborWorks America
Noyes Air Conditioning
Contractors, Inc.
Peckar Abramson
Rodgers Consulting, Inc.
Saint Mark Presbyterian
Church
SDSE, LLC
Soltesz
Torti Gallas
United Way of Central
Maryland
Urban Pace
Village Settlements
Webelo Boy Scout Troup
Wheaton Kensington
Chamber of Commerce
Wheaton Silver Spring
Kiwanis Foundation,
Inc.
Wiencek + Associates
FOUNDATIONS
GOVERNMENT
Blechman-Morenoff
Foundation
Center for Nonprofit
Advancement
City of Takoma Park
Community Foundation of
Caroll County
Community Foundation of
Montgomery County
Community Foundation
of the National Capital
Region
Dav-Jon Family LLC
Eugene Agnes E. Meyer
Foundation
Freddie Mac Foundation
Gene and Lauren Sachs
Family Fund
Keker Family Foundation
Maryland State Dept.
of Education
Maryland State Dept. of
Housing Community
Development
Meltzer Group Employee
Giving Fund
Montgomery County
Council/County
Executive
Montgomery County
Dept. of Housing
Community Affairs
Morris Gwendolyn
Cafritz Foundation
Rosenbaum Halliday Fund
Sharing Montgomery
Takoma Foundation
IN MEMORY OF
Sanford Slavin
Stephanie Bernstein
Rich Charnovich
James Clark
Barbara Condos
Jon and Susan Gerson
Alix Handelsman
Benet Kolman
William Kominers
Barbara Marenus
Susan McGee
Michael Meller
Ruthanne Rob Miller
Craig Pascal
Sandra Pearlman
Sherry Petersen
Robert and Lillian
Philipson Foundation
Ana and James Small
Nicole Ventura
Barbara Zeughauser
IN MEMORY OF
Robert Hill and
Rosamond McIntosh
Joe and Betsy Samuel
IN MEMORY OF
Teuntje Goldman
Robert A. Goldman
2014 Donors January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
We strive to grow MHP’s programmatic partners and funding sources to ensure that our properties and
neighborhoods are positioned to provide the housing and services residents will need during the economic
recovery. With your continued support, our families will have a bright future.
Corporate Sponsors
Platinum Level
Bank of America
Capital One
CohnReznick
E*Trade
Enterprise
NeighborWorks
America
Gold Level
Citi
Hamel Builders
PNC
Silver Level
CT Associates
Equity Management
TD Bank
Wells Fargo
Wiencek + Associates
Circle of Builders
January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
The Circle of Builders is a giving society made up
of donors who make a multi-year commitment to
support MHP in its mission to help low-income families
attain the next level of stability.
The Circle of Builders receive invitations to receptions, small gatherings,
and other forums that encourage dialogue between business leaders and key
stakeholders in Montgomery County.
Norman Christeller Golf Classic Sponsors
Lunch Sponsor
Hudson Housing Capital
Beverage Sponsor
Gables Residential
Gift Bag Sponsor
C.M. Parker Company, Inc.
Putting Contest Sponsor
Cresa Partners
Mulligan Sponsor
Building Consultants, Inc.
The Donohoe Companies
Program Sponsor
Miller, Miller Canby
Hole/Green Package Sponsors
Macris, Hendricks Glascock, P.A.
Mitchell Best Homebuilders
VIKA
Hole/Green Sponsors
American Technology Services, Inc.
Associates Plumbing, Inc.
Bank of Georgetown
Building Consultants, Inc.
D R Electric, Inc.
Grandbridge Real Estate Capital
Jones Lang LaSalle
Lerch, Early Brewer, Chtd.
Lime Rock Contractors
Linowes Blocher
NeighborWorks America
Peckham Abramson, P.C.
Priority Engineering
Law Office of Kenneth B. Tecler, LLC
The Traffic Group
VOA Associates
MONTGOMERY HOUSING PARTNERSHIP
12200 Tech Road, Suite 250, Silver Spring, MD 20904-1983
Phone: (301) 622-2400 • Fax: (301) 622-2800
www.MHPartners.org
Bronze Level
BBT
Bocarsly Emden Cowan
Esmail Arndt, LLP
The Bozzuto Group
Elm Street Development
Humphrey Management
JBG
MT Bank
Klein Hornig
Pettit Family Foundation
Sandy Spring Bank
FOUNDATION LEVEL ($10,000+)
Steven and Shari Ashman
STEPPING STONE LEVEL
($5,000—$9,999)
Leon Andris
Phil Gibbs
Dick Pettit
Gene and Lauren Sachs
Jeffrey Slavin
James and Gina Williams
CIRCLE LEVEL
($1,000—$4,999)
Thomas Albert
Margaret Allen
Cynthia Bar
Chip and Laura Bay
Katherine Boarman
James and Marian Brodsky
Nancy Bushwick-Malloy
Lois M. Christeller
John Clarke
Victoria Davis
Carlton Einsel
David Flanagan
Lucy Freeman
Lois Fried
Thomas and Angela Gallas
Robert and Juliette Goldman
Constance A. Wilkinson and
Jose Gonzalez
Stephen Griffin
Sam Gude
Don and Ann Hague
Susy Cheston and Artie Harris
Roland Hawthorne
Juan Holcomb
Rhonda Cunningham Holmes and
Ira Holmes
Chuck and Debora Irish
Rebecca Jones
Christine Kaufman
Matthew Leydig
Ira and Phyllis Lieberman
Sheila Maith
Keith Martin
Williams and Laurel Martin
Mark Meier
Robert and Marlene Mitchell
Paola Moya
Charles Nulsen
S. Bruce Pascal
Joseph Plumpe
Jorgen Punda
Ken Rehfuss
Carol Schatz and David Rodgers
Deborah Ratner Salzberg
Cindy Sanquist
Michael A. Schlegel
Gail Scott-Parizer
John Shaffer
Stacy Plotkin Silber
Jackie Simon
John and Mary Slidell
Richard and Julie Smith
John and Kristine Warner
Michael Wiencek
Chris Woodward
Students from MHP’s Community Life
Programs receive their first golf lesson at
Hampshire Greens Golf Course in Silver
Spring. The Youth Golf Clinic is a highlight
of the Annual Norman Christeller Classic for
both residents and sponsors.
Donors
January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014
Individual, Corporate, Organizations,
Government, Foundations
