Restoring Hope byRepairing Homes

GOOD NEIGHBORSHOME REPAIR

134 FAMILES IMPACTED

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Throughout the fall, volunteers from the Longwood Rotarycompleted basic repairs on the home of the Moran brothersin Kennett Square. The Moran brothers are in their 80s andtheir home required extensive work. Youth camp volunteersstarted the project in July and the Rotary finished the repairs.The Longwood Rotary partners with Good Neighbors bymanaging and conducting basic repairs themselves, thusallowing Good Neighbors to focus on the most critical andurgent needs.

Jan lives in Oxford and spent several years working at a localchildren's hospital, but an injury that she sustained from a fallhas made it difficult for her to work. Recently, Jan discoveredthat her roof needed to be replaced. "I had no idea how Iwas going to pay for it because I live on a limited income, butGod brought Good Neighbors into my life just when I neededit." Jan's roof became a project for summer Youth Campvolunteers. Now Jan volunteers for Good Neighbors in herspare time by helping in the office.

Sara, a single mother of five who lives in Oxford now has ahealthier home after Good Neighbors replaced the carpetingin her home with laminate flooring. One of Sara’s childrenhas asthma and the carpeting was causing him to havesignificant breathing issues. But, these repairs did more thanjust make Sara’s home healthier. “I am proud of my housenow,” says Sara, “You gave me more than a floor, you liftedme up. You helped me but you made me feel good too.”

Good Neighbors celebrated its 20th yearof Summer Youth Camp with a recordnumber of attendees! 70 students workedhard throughout some of the hottestweeks of the summer and one teamcompleted two roof projects in just fivedays!

SO. CHESTERCOUNTY

HOMEOWNER HIGHLIGHTS

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Good Neighbors was blessed to workalongside numerous Delaware businessesthroughout the entire year as well.Corporate workdays throughout theSpring and Fall were attended bycompanies such as Wells Fargo and CSC.

NEW CASTLECOUNTY

HOMEOWNER HIGHLIGHTS

Nickole and her son live in New Castle. Her home sustainedstorm damage and through some mutual contacts, Nickole foundout about Good Neighbors. During the month of June, youthfrom Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Newark replaced herroof, siding and windows. "I never thought something like thiswould happen to me," Nickole expressed a few weeks later.

In April, Good Neighbors hosted its first week-long corporatework week, Hands of Hope. Over 120 volunteers from 14companies repaired 5 homes in only 4 days! One volunteer saidthat Hands of Hope was one of the, "most productive volunteerexperiences I have ever had." Companies such as WSFS,Trellist Marketing and Technology, CSC, Chase, and Capital Oneparticipated.

Sheilah Young is a single mother who spent several yearscaring for her elderly mother. She works part time as aseamstress and has a passion for making theatrical costumes.A limited income kept her from replacing her roof for severalyears until volunteers participating in Hands of Hope, ourCorporate Volunteer Week, were able replace it in just onespring day. Ms. Young's house is warmer and drier thanks tovolunteers from WSFS, Capital One and Chase.

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293new volunteers

Volunteering: The Heart of Good Neighbors’ WorkIt is the mission of Good Neighbors to restore hope by repairing homes as an expression of our faith in Jesus Christ. Christ himself is the demonstration of doinggood to others. Good Neighbors strives to model Christ’s actions and to provide to others the opportunity to do the same . Volunteers equip us to do our workand to achieve our mission. Thank you to every person that demonstrated a love for their neighbor by lending us their time and talent in 2019!

Volunteers5188,381

volunteer hours

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2019 FINANCIAL OVERVIEWSTATEMENT OF CHANGE IN ASSETS 2019 2018 2017

Year Ended December 31 Unaudited Audited Audited

Beginning Balance $315,672 $447,375 $329,565Total Revenues $620,918 $530,019 $601,475Total Expenses $701,731 $665,999 $483,665Change in Net Assets ($80,813) ($135,980) $117,810

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

Year Ended December 31

Current Assets $189,723 $229,414 $390,462Other Current Assets $18,500Total Current Assets $189,723 $247,914 $390,462Other Assets $10,000Equipment (net of depreciation) $45,759 $67,758 $46,913Total Assets $235,482 $315,672 $447,375Total Liabilities $4,904 $4,277 $0Total Net Assets $230,578 $311,395 $447,375

CONTRIBUTION REVENUE 2019 2018

Foundations $252,300 41% $201,247 32%United Way $13,016 2% $10,935 2%Government $58,977 9% $130,000 21%Individuals $93,178 15% $71,523 11%Businesses $49,421 8% $56,637 9%Churches $19,298 3% $14,473 2%Fundraising Events $121,834 20% $129,049 21%Other $12,895 2% $13,628 2%Total Contributions $620,918 100% $627,492 100%

EXPENSES 2019 2018

Operations $567,765 81% $552,784 83%Administrative $64,397 9% $58,631 9%Fundraising $69,570 10% $52,092 8%Total Expenses $701,732 100% $663,507 100%

DIVERSIFIED SOURCES OF REVENUE

Foundations41%

Churches 3%

Businesses15%

Individuals27%

Gov't 9%United Way 2%

Other 2%

EXPENSES

Program - Home Repair 81%

Fundraising 10%

Administration 9%

NOTESAudited financials available upon request,We had a substantial deficit in 2019 due to receiving reimbursements from theFederal Home Loan Bank of $29,000 instead of the $100,000 planned.The remaining $71,000 will be received in 2020.

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OUR SUPPORTERSGood Neighbors is deeply grateful for each and every donor that supported us in 2019.Your generosity made it possible for us to make a difference in the lives of people in need.

BUSINESSES Umbreit Wileczek & Associates, PC The Dansko Foundation

Beiler-Campbell Realtors W L Gore & Associates Genuardi Family Foundation

C.T. Bartoli Mushrooms, Inc. Wells Fargo Corporate Philanthropy J.M. & Lois B. Herr Family Foundation

Chick Fil A of Bear WSFS Bank Kennett Run Charities

Covenant Wealth Strategies, LLC CHURCHES Laffey-McHugh Foundation

CSC Avondale Presbyterian Church Luther Management Co of SCC Inc

Dave's Auto Service Beulah Baptist Church Michael and Nancy Pia Foundation

Delaware Association of Realtors Cornerstone Presbyterian Church Oxford Area Civic Association

Delfera & Son Heating & AC Episcopal Church of the Advent Oxford Area Foundation

Diversified Exteriors, Inc. Evangelical Presbyterian Church Of Newark Patricia Kind Family Foundation

Exelon Generation Faith Presbyterian Church PNC Foundation

Fontspring First Presbyterian Church Of Dunedin, Florida State Farm Companies Foundation

Herr Foods, Inc. Freedom Biker Church 1st State Stoner/Waters Family Foundation

Howard Electrical Service Grace Fellowship Church The Marshall-Reynolds Foundation

Integrity Home Inspections, Inc. Hockessin United Methodist Church The M&T Charitable Foundation

Internos Love Of Christ Church The Mclean Contributionship

J & L Building Materials, Inc. Manor Presbyterian Church The McNeil Foundation

Landis Insurance Agency, Inc. New Garden Monthly Mtg The Wyss Foundation

Law Office of John R. Twombly Oxford Church of the Nazarene United Way of Chester County

Lenape Village Kitchen and Bath St Michael Lutheran Church ORGANIZATIONS & GOVERNMENT

Mast Seamless Gutters The Barn Vineyard Church Avon Grove Lions Foundation, Inc.

Matt Fetick Real Estate Team The Presbyterian Church of Kennett Square Chester Co. Dept of Community Dvlpmt

Phillips Mushroom Farms, LP Unionville Presbyterian Church Federal Home Loan Bank

Pithy Tees Willowdale Chapel Hockessin-Greenville Rotary Club

R Short Roofing FOUNDATIONS New Castle County

Rapid Repair, LLC Cabot-Kjellerup Foundation Rotary Club of Kennett at Longwoood

S. G. Williams & Bros. Co. Chester County Community FDN INDIVIDUALS

Station Place Enterprises, Inc. Chichester DuPont Fdn Inc. Agostinelli, Mr. and Mrs. Ron

State Farm Insurance Connelly Foundation Alderfer, Mr. and Mrs. David

Trellist, Inc. Crystal Trust Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. Donald

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Althouse, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. James Twyman, Ms. ElsieAnonymous Gilday, Ms. Margaret Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Forrust Ullrich, Mr. RickAppleby, Mr. John Gower, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vickers, Ms. SharonBacci, Mr. and Mrs. Art Greenplate, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Milner, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C Walton, Mr. and Mrs. CharlesBahel, Ms. Deanna Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mohn, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wasno, Mr. and Mrs. EdwardBeach, Mr. James Hall, Mr. and Mrs. David Montgomery, Ms. Shirley Weaver, Ms. JaniceBeggs, Mr. Bob Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Weir, Mr. and Mrs. ThomasBeley, Mr. and Mrs. John Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Denison Nachbar, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth West, Mr. and Mrs. JamesBlack, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heilman, Mr. John Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wickersham, Jr, Mr. SamuelBlazejewski, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hering, Mr. Louis Naylor, Ms. Lauren Wigley, Mr. and Mrs. DannyBosse, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herr, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Owens, Mrs. Jane Wolters, Mr. and Mrs. JeffBowers, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Herr, Mr. and Mrs. James Palic, Mr. and Mrs. James Wood, Mr. and Mrs. EdwardBriggs, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoge, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Young, Mr. and Mrs. JohnBruns, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howard, Ms. Nancy Piacentino, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wyeth, Ms. VictoriaBuck, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wylie, Mr. and Mrs. PhilipCairns, Mr. Timothy Humes, Ms. Anne Price, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zubrod, Mr. LukeChansigau, Mr. and Mrs. Thierry Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan K Reich, Mr. and Mrs. RobertChase, Ms. Erika Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. PaulChen, Mr. Peter Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Riondet, Mr. and Mrs. PeterClark, Ms. Susan Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. RobertDeike, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rose, Mr. and Mrs. DavidDelesdernier, Mr. David Kapadia, Mr. and Mrs. Homi D Royer, Mr. and Mrs. DennisDelGrippo, Mr. Joe King, Ms. Sheila Rusinko, Mr. and Mrs. MarkDeschenes, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Scaggs, Mr. and Mrs. RudolphDiFrank, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Krakowski, Mr. and Mrs. John Scheflen, Mr. and Mrs. JohnDiSabatino, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kurylak, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scheidt, Mr. and Mrs. JeffreyDowney, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lafferty, Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz, Dr. and Mrs. DaleDunham, Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Larson, Ms. Susanne Scott, Mr. and Mrs. WilliamDunion, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lashbrook, Mr. and Mrs. John Sensing, Ms. ElizabethDunn, Mr. Bradford Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sensing, Mr. and Mrs. JohnEllis, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Levya, Ms. Yolanda Sensing, Mr. and Mrs. T.A.Ellison, Ms. Marcia Lusvardi, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Smith, Mr. and Mrs. PhilElsen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul MacAulay, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Springer, Ms. TrudyEmely, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mackie, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. DaveEveland, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Malthaner, Mr. and Mrs. John Steele, Mr. and Mrs. JimFarrell, Mr. Benjamin Maringer, Mr. Alan Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. BudFeil, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Lance Taylor, Ms. CatharineField, Ms. Patti May, Mr. Donald Taylor, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Francis WFiler, Mr. and Mrs. David McDuffie, Ms. Danica Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. RichardFoley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mecouch, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tideman, Mr. and Mrs. DavidFolmar, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Todd Tuthill, Mr. Walter

224 East Street Road, Suite 2Kennett Square, PA 19348

Office: 610-444-1860Fax: 610-444-1961

office@GoodNeighborsHR.orgGoodNeighborsHomeRepair.org

by Repairing HomesRestoring Hope

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Bud Swenson

nuclear power

Terri Sensing

real estate

Paul Greenplate

banking

John Appleby

corporate finance

R.J. Scaggs

attorney

Dave Tideman

insurance

Forrust Miller

pastor

Harold Naylor

OUR MISSIONOur mission is to restore hope

and dignity to qualified low-incomehomeowners by repairing

their homes as an expressionof our love for Jesus Christ.

OUR VISIONOur vision is for all people

in our communities to have a warm, safe, dry and healthy home.

At the end of any major Good Neighbors' home repair, typicallywe hear our clients say the following:

Good Neighbors has been restoring hope for almost 30 years.There were 134 families in 2019 who experienced the love of Godthrough this ministry. Thousands of volunteer hours were logged bylocal folk who wanted to relieve suffering and restore dignity to thosewho could not keep up with critical home repairs.

We hope to touch 200 families in 2020.

Everyone can help in some way. From high schoolers to avolunteer that is well over 80 serve year-round. Please be encouragedand know that any of us can be a good neighbor. By the way, it feelsgreat to give ourselves away, which is exactly what the Bible teaches.

Let us commit to treasure-storing like this in 2020.

God bless you,

Harold Naylor, Jr.Executive Director