Bringing Them Home with Dignity
2015-2016 Steward Impact Report
“The Harvest Center
gave me a brand new
perspective on life. I
found myself, when
I found the Harvest
Center.”
- Marvin
Greetings Friends and Partners:
How do we solve homelessness in our community? This is the BIG question we have contemplated and explored for many
years at The Harvest Center of Charlotte. In the first quarter of 2016, we took a bold step to position our organization to have
a major impact on reducing the number of homeless men and women in our community. The move into our newly renovated
headquarters on Freedom Drive is already resulting in amazing transformations in individual lives
and the community at large. We have made it our goal to lift situationally homeless men and
women sleeping in emergency shelters, currently 1800, to permanent housing and productive lives.
We are committed to bringing them home with dignity!
Over the last year, we have taken engagement and transformation to a new level of effectiveness,
in our new headquarters and our houses throughout the community. Daily, we engage volunteers
and clients in a caring community that boosts empowerment over entitlement and creates an
environment that motivates lasting change in people’s lives. Since 2015 we have activated more
than 14,000 volunteer service hours in partnership with compassionate individuals, skilled service
providers, caring community partners, and generous donors. This has been, and will continue to be,
our recipe for success. As a highlight, in the winter of 2016, we are partnering with Urban Ministry Center to host a Room In the
Inn site. This partnership will create a pathway to move homeless men and women from sleeping on cots to living in our fullyfurnished transitional housing program called the Transformation Program.
Although we have a great vision for the years ahead, it’s important for us to take a moment to look back over the past two years,
and reflect, with you, on the good work we have done together to solve this crisis of homelessness. Through this report, you will
see that our success is your success. Thanks to friends and partners like you, we have seen many lives lifted and transformed
for the Glory of God and the good of our community. I am sincerely grateful for every person who took the time to bring us to
this place. We pray that your lives will be blessed due to your generosity of service and resources, making The Harvest Center a
beacon of light in Charlotte, North Carolina.
With Sincere Appreciation,
God Bless you.
Colin Pinkney
Executive Director
Colleagues and Friends:
At The Harvest Center, we believe that solutions to homelessness are not grounded in hand outs, soup
kitchens or governmental subsidies. They are indeed “part” of the solution. However, a real solution ... a
sustainable solution, is much more complicated. Why? Because, poverty is much more than a simple lack
of material resources and it takes much more than donations and handouts to solve it. The Harvest Center sees the dignity in everyone and seeks to restore hope by empowering the materially
poor. Our credo is to Engage, Relate, and to Transform. We engage our constituents through our feeding
ministry, we relate to them through our housing and teaching programs and transform them through the
love, grace and mercy of Jesus Christ – through whom all things are possible. We do this not through a
hand out, but through a hand up!
Our mission to end homelessness is bold. But we are excited about our progress to date and the possibilities that lie ahead. Earlier
this year, we relocated The Harvest Center to The Movement Center on Freedom Drive in West Charlotte. This newly renovated,
yet low cost facility has enabled us to expand our feeding and transformation services and our mission to more broadly serve
those in need and to further expand on our mission to end homelessness and fulfill part of God’s Great Commission.
On behalf of all of our board members, our caring, passionate and faithful staff and our incredible team of dedicated volunteers,
we thank you for your support and shared interest in furthering our mission and ministry.
Gratefully,
Flint McNaughton, THC Board Chair
CEO | Founding Partner, SunCap Property Group
STAFF
Colin Pinkney
Executive Director
Elaine Cadichon
Administrative Support Specialist
Alan Douglas
Food Services Director
Sherry Waters
Development Director
Stephen Reneau
Social Work Intern
Gavin Henry
Food Services Director
Brandie Meekins
Core Services Director
Isabella Pickett
Lead Cook
Dennis Reed
Worship Leader
Reverend Eric Miller
Transformation Specialist
Atonja Jones Brewton
Assistant Cook
Sahkara Jacobs
Resource Specialist
Stan Davis, Jr.
Kitchen Aide
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Flint McNaughton, Board Chair
Kenya Henderson
YWCA Central Carolinas
Lynn Purdum
Community Volunteer
Jim Martin, Board Vice-Chair
RidgeRock Retaining Walls
Dusty Holcomb
AAA Carolinas
Marion Shields
Community Volunteer
Beth Bell
Beauty Kind
Dan Hooks
Party Reflections
Melinda Smith
Balance & Harmony 360, Inc.
Craig Bell
Bank of America
Steve Horvath
Berkeley Capital Advisors, LLC
Jason Tuttle
Nova Capital
Melanie Clark-Pratt
Radio One Charlotte
Charles Lyle
South State Bank
Dan Warren
Elliott Davis Decosimo, PLLC
Karl Doerre
Doerre Construction
Brad Murr
Merrifield, Patrick & Vermillion
Monica Wood
MWPR, Inc.
Paul Hattenhauer
Culp, Elliott & Carpenter, PLLC
Clark Neilson
R.B. Pharr & Associates, P.A.
SunCap Property Group
BOARD OF ADVISORS
Katie Charlebois
Community Volunteer
Dan Cottingham
Cottingham Chalk Hayes
Bart Hopper
Hopper Communities
Sally D’Alessandro
Community Volunteer
Bob Cramer
McGuire Woods LLP
Blease Turner
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Frank Martin
Community Volunteer
Curt Grantham
CBRE
Chad Jenkins
Seedspark
Charles Thrift
Collett and Associates
Dev Gregg
Erdman
Dave Parsons
AAA Carolinas
Mary Waite
Community Volunteer
Melinda Holt
WSOC-TV
Charlie Sternberg
WSOC-TV
Sunny Allen
Community Volunteer
Russell Ranson
Power Reps
Beth Bowen
Community Volunteer
Carl Belk
Monroe Hardware
OUTCOME
Since relocating to The Movement Center
in February of 2016,
The Harvest Center has already accomplished:
1,152
hours of Adult
Continuing
Education (ACE) life
skills taught
individuals in last two
years who’ve dedicated
their lives to Christ
620
coats, hats
and gloves
provided to
homeless
adults and
children
36
Individuals served in the
Transformation Program
over the last two years
bus passes
provided to
homeless
guests
320
630
people
assisted in
finding
employment
opportuniutes
20
hot meals
served
to the
community
42
575
,40
hours of mental
health therapy provided to each
Transformation Program
participant
0
food pantry
referrals
129
*All made possible with the assistance of over 14,000 volunteer service hours.
Catrina is originally
from Upstate New
York and bounced from
foster care home to
home between the
ages of 5 and 11. Her
search for a deeper
relationship with a
loving God and a more
stable lifestyle made
her reach out to The
Harvest Center. She is
the house supervisor for
two of THC’s residences
and works part-time
with Two Guys-N-aKitchen as a server and
hostess for catered
events. Catrina is using
her background in food
service management
and hospitality to
support this partnership
with The Harvest
Center.
Physical & Spiritual Nutrition
THC has served over 450,000 meals since 2002 to address the hunger
needs of the homeless, poor
and unemployed. This outreach
ministry has set the foundation
for transformation in many lives.
Through salvation, discipleship
and church connections, job
training and placement, and
transitional housing services –
we have seen lasting change and
renewed hope in the lives of those
Isabella’s Kitchen
we serve.
Housing and Employment Security
80% of our program participants are
able to get and keep above minimum
wage jobs within six months. Our holistic
housing model allows our participants to
transition to permanent housing within
twelve months of entering our program.
Restoration House
Stewardship and Sustainability
THC is able to make a significant
impact through our stewardship
model which minimizes management
cost while maximizing program
resources. Eighty-one percent of
every dollar received goes directly to
programs and services.
Teddy Technology Lab
MOVE THAT MATTERS
It began with a vision. Then
a $85,000 matching grant
challenge from the Brand and
Teddy Families. And then
it became a Move that Matters capital campaign goal of
$600,000. The community responded and exceeded the
goal by $66,049.89.
By late 2014, the Board of The Harvest Center recognized
that to continue expanding the
services offered and to reach
more people in our community, it
would be necessary to relocate.
After considerable research and prayer, The
Harvest Center chose The Movement Center at
2225 Freedom Drive. A project of The Movement
Foundation, The Movement Center partners with a
number of effective ministries and local non-profit
organizations to provide them with the platform to
move their missions forward, grow the community
and promote a greater movement. This partnership
has enabled The Harvest Center to considerably
expand our service offerings with like-minded
organizations and bring hope to another area of Charlotte just as we did to
Genesis Park so many years ago.
MOVE THAT MATTERS
DONORS
Move to Lead Partners
Movement Foundation - $150,000
Elevation Church - $50,000
Laura & Mark Furgeson - $50,000
Leslie & Wayne Teddy - $50,000
Betsy & Alfred Brand - $50,000
India & Greg Keith - $50,000
Anonymous - $40,000
Piedmont Natural Gas - $35,000
Move that Matters Partners
$25,000
Julie & Flint McNaughton
Myers Park Presbyterian Church
Move to Transform Partners
$10,000 - $15,000
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated
Janet & Steve Heffner
Hopper Communities
Karis Foundation
Lynn & Preston Purdum
Marion & Mike Shields
Josie & Jim Shuford
Tribek Properties
Mary & John Waite
Move to Relate Partners
$5,000
Anonymous
Forest Hill Church
Margaret & Stephen Rixham
Berkeley Capital Advisors
Move to Engage Partners
$2,500
Anne Neilson Fine Art
Betsy & Mike Blair
Beth & Bill Bowen
Beth & Ken Beuley
Marcy & Dev Gregg
Susan & Sam Rankin
Move to Serve Partners
$1,000 - $2,000
Tracy & Jason Bria
Sally & Don D’Alessandro
Bettie & Jerry Green
McAlister Family Fund
Juliet & Brian Hirsch
Beverly & Mark Hogan
Anne & Russell Ranson
Sylvia & Dan Warren
Teresa & Richard Williams
Move to Give Partners
$500 - $999
Marty & Weston Andress
Beth & Doug Bell
Church at Charlotte
Rush & Kenneth Coe
Fonda & Karl Doerre
Allene & Raymond Dean
First Baptist Church
GE Foundation
Missy & Whit Goodrich
Melinda & Bob Smith
Anne & Charles “Bo” Thrift
Jennifer & Charles Watson
Move to Love Partners
up to $500
Alexandra & David Arrington
Katie & Wynn Charlebois
Deeda & Kenneth Coffey
John Dunning
Andrew Fink
Kim & Scott Gordon
Lane Holbert
Annamae Lauver
Edward Martin
Linh & Alan Murdock
Devon Paoli
Sandra & Paul Stewman
Sophie & Edgar Wood
In Kind Donors
Absolute Fire Control
Air Charlotte Mechanical
AWPC, Inc.
Balance & Harmony 360
Beacon Engineering, Inc.
Captive Aire
Carolina Cooks
Carpet South Design
Contract Core Drilling & Sawing
Cook & Boardman, Inc.
Davis Equipment Handlers
Doerre Construction
Gregory Glazing Company, Inc.
Griffin Masonry
Hunter Structural
Johnson’s Roofing Service, Inc.
Lomax Tile & Marble, Inc.
LP Thrift Originals
Narmour Wright
Party Reflections, Inc.
Piedmont Natural Gas Foundation
Providence Paint
R3 Engineering
RT Meacham Dryway
Seedspark
Team Electrical Contractors
FAMILY LEGACY
STEWARDSHIP
In Loving Memory of John Dalton Waite
December 1, 1994 – March 1, 2016
The Harvest Center created its first
endowment fund this year through the generous
support of friends and family of John and Mary
Waite. The John Dalton Waite Memorial Fund
was established in loving memory of their son
and will be used to support THC’s Transformation
Program - a comprehensive method for moving
men and women from homelessness to lives of
hope and self - sufficiency.
Dalton’s heart and empathy for those who were
struggling led him to reach out to the homeless
and those marginalized by our society. Dalton began serving at The
Harvest Center at the age of 11 with his parents
and sister, Ansley. He continued his quest to help
others while living in Boston by connecting with the
city’s homeless population. Dalton’s own personal
struggle with bipolar disorder gave him the ability
to engage others who faced similar struggles. Even
in the midst of his own challenges, Dalton was a
radiant source of hope to those around him and
through this Memorial Fund will continue to bring hope to others.
JOHN DALTON WAITE
ENDOWMENT FUND DONORS
Tim, Lisa, Nathan, Nic and Mallory Adamson
Elizabeth Anderson
Missy and Doug Anderson
Kathryn Ann Anderson
Marilyn and Michael Andras
Margaret and Joseph Bafford
David Ball
Carrie Banwell
Linda Beauchamp
Katherine Belk
Ben Bellury & Sherry Waters
Stephanie and Howard Bissell
Jane and Fred Bolt
Rebecca Boulware
Betsy and Alfred Brand
Sandra Brewer
Sara and James Byne III
Anna Bundesman
Britton Byrd
Christi and Will Byron
Ansley and John Calhoun
Gretchen Carpenter
Catherine Carstarphen
Ovid Pendleton Cassels, Jr
Mary Chamberlain
Katie and Wynn Charlebois
Leslie and Christopher Choka
Elizabeth Clark
Sallie Close
Rush and Kenneth Coe
Kenneth and Deeda Coffey
Joe Anne and Joseph Cole, Sr
Susan and Cole
Catherine and Quincy Collins
Jane and David Conlan
Julie Costin
Donald and Sara D'Alessandro
Elisa Gaines
Michele Germain
Laura and Marshall Gilchrist
Susan Goode
Bari & Jeff Gorelick
Graybar Electric Company
Katherine Hall
Alice Harney
Marion Nisbet & Ted Hartsock
Beth Hecimovich
John and Ann Hoffman
Beverly and Mark Hogan
Karen and Lane Holbert
Robbie and Gerry Horn
David Howard
Thomas Hunter
James Hynes
Hill Jones
Caroline R Kelly
Elizabeth F. and Patrick K. Kelly
Thomas Edward Kobe
Sarah and Anthony Lathrop
Annamae Lauver
Martha Lawrence
Mary and James Lawrence
Betsy Liles
Penelope Dunn Love
Heather Duncan Lyle
Stacy and Stephen Lynch
George and Carter MacBain
Frances C. Mangan
Esten and Bob Mason
Frances P. Martin
Margaret Martin
Tom and Renna Massey
Sheila McGrail
Hunter and James McLawhorn
Martha Jane Poisson
Timothy J Pollard II
Lynn C. and Preston P. Purdum, III
Rebecca Rencher
Kathryn and Mark Richardson
Linda Foard Roberts
Martha Robinson
Russell Robinson, II
Mary Anne and James Rogers
Blair and Ivon Rohrer Jr
Marc Roy
Camille and J Alexander Salisbury
Sally and R. Downie Saussy
Tom Scott
Virginia Shaw
Tom Shircliff
Novice Sigmon
Suzanne R. Sloan
Kathleen and Robert Smith
Linda and Roger Smith
Tina and Richard Smith
Kimberlee Schneider
Julianna Smith
Tedd Smith
Verner Stanley, Jr.
Julie Stein
Anne and Robert Stolz
Joe and Janice Stowe
Sara and Charles Stowe
Paul and Ginna Tate
Deidre and Robert Teller
Chris and Fran Teter
Ann Thomas
Letitia Thompson
Meredith and James Thompson
Charles B. and Anne Thrift
Frances Vaughn
David Dalton
R. I. Dalton, Jr.
Damon Advisors, LLC
Kim Daniel
Patrick and Kathleen Davin
Crystal and Kevin Davis
Sheryl A Desjardins
Anne Dooley
Nancy Dooley
Dowd Foundation
Kevin Dudash
Margaret and Frank Dunn Jr.
Laurie and Ned Durden
Rebecca Elderkin
David and Kathryn Elsasser
Jean and Leighton Ford
Laura and Mark Furgeson
John Flint McNaughton
Jane Metts
Gayle and Joseph Miller
Jared Montague
Nancy and J. Hayward Morgan
Gena Morris
William F. Mullis
Robert Murphy
Catherine Odum
Judith and Brian O'Leary
Amy, Dale and Alex Owen
Robin Parker
Robin and Richard C. Patton
Ellen and Joseph Piemont
Andrew Plepler
Christine and Franklin Poisson
Lucy Poisson
Stevenson Vaughn
Ansley Waite
Beatrice Waite
John and Mary Waite
Jane Waite
Susan Waite
Lynn and Ralph Warnock
Jeff Wehr
Linda and Rex Welton
Julie and Perry White
LeeAnne & Bill Whitley
Sarah and James Williams
Laurie and Thomas Wilson
Teresa and Gary Wolfe
Eugene Woodbury
FINANCIAL
STEWARDSHIP
2015 Expenses
2016
Expenses
Includes capital
campaign
Based on actual expenses through September 30 and es mated for 4th quarter
Program 72%
Program 79%
Program 79%
General 21%
General 18%
General 18%
Fundraising
5%
Fundraising
1%
Fundraising 1%
Marke Mar
ng 2%
Total
Total
2016 Expenses
Based on actual expenses through September 30 and es mated for 4th quarter
Mar
g 2%
g 2%
$574,278
Total
$584,829
2015 Expenses
2015 Income
2016capital
Income
Includes
campaign
$584,829
2016 Expenses
2016 Income
Based on income received through September 30 and es mated income for 4th quarter.
Based
on actual
expenses
through30September
30 and
es mated
forquarter.
4th quarter
Based on income
received
through
September
and es mated
income
for 4th
Program 72%
Program 79%
Events 34%
Events
Events 22%
34%
General 21%
Fundraising
Fundraising 73%
37%
In-Kind Dona ons 7%
In-KindFundraising
Dona ons 7%
5%
%
General 18%
Fundraising 37%
In-Kind Dona Fundraising
ons 7%
1%
JDW Endowment Fund 22%
Mar
g 2%
JDW Endowment Fund 22%
Marke ng 2%
Total
Total
Total
$923,210
$886,000
$574,278
2015 Income
Total
$886,000
Total
$584,829
2016 Income
Based on income received through September 30 and es mated income for 4th quart
Events 22%
Fundraising 73%
In-Kind Dona ons 7%
Events 34%
Fundraising 37%
In-Kind Dona ons 7%
2016 DONORS
*Through December 22, 2016 – not including pledged commitments
Names alphabetized by first name.
$0-$500 Level
15th Street Church of God
Abbot Downing
Addison Ayer
Adrienne Forney
Adrienne White
Agnes and Edward Weisiger, Sr.
AJ and Susan Belt
Alexandra Arrington
Alfred and Braden T Hamilton III
Ali McNeely
Alice Harney
Alice Smyth
Allison Hudson
Allison Shigo
Amy Godwin
Amy, Dale and Alex Owen
Andrea Reed
Andrew Plepler
Ann Stanley
Ann Thomas
Anna Bundesman
Annamae Lauver
Anne and Robert Stolz
Anne Bourgeois
Anne Steppe
Annette Mason
Annette Williams
Ansley and John Calhoun
Arline Wilson
Ashley and Ben Ellis
Ashley Burlingame
Barbara and George Poovey
Barbara and James Walker
Barbara Worthy
Bari & Jeff Gorelick
Beatrice Waite
Belinda W. and Jack E. Woerner
Ben W Faist
Bernadette and Antoine Wilson
Beth and Dan McGinley
Beth Hecimovich
Beth Heeseman
Beth Leone
Betsy Liles
Bill D’Alessandro
Blair and Ivon Rohrer Jr
Bob and Bitsey Martin
Brandie Meekins
Breigh Kenley
Brendan McCarthy
Britton A. Byrd
Bryan and Hadley Quisenberry
Bryant and Piper Moore
Bryce Elliott
Camille and J Alexander Salisbury
Candace Flanagan
Carlyn and Derek Lawson
Carolina Site Concepts Inc.
Caroline R Kelly
Carrie Banwell
Carrie Irwin
Casey and Courtney Rogers
Cassandra Ridenhour
Catherine and Quincy Collins
Catherine and Robert Odum, Jr.
Catherine B. Hess
Catherine Carstarphen
Cathy Ivey
Cavok Wealth Consulting LLC
Charlotte Country Day School
Charlotte Revival Church
Chris and Fran Teter
Christi and Will Byron
Christine and Franklin Poisson
Christine Riddle
Cindy Duncan
Cindy Greer
Clay McCullough
Colin Teronne Pinkney
Connie McNichols
Cornelia Hancock
Cornelia Hancock
Craig and Stephanie McKee
Craig and Tiffany Bell
Cristina Qubein and Cole Buckfelder
Crystal and Kevin Davis
Curtis Elliott
Damon Advisors, LLC
Dana Hanson
Danelle Lane
Dariusz Oleksy
David and Kathryn Elsasser
David Ball
David Dalton
David Harker
David Howard
David Patrick Waters
David Webb
Deborah and Craig Gourley
Deborah and Stuart Woodhouse
Debra M Arai
Deidre and Robert Teller
Derek Painter
Derek Wisniewski
DeShea Jamal Smith
Diane Peacock
Donna and al de molina De molina
Donna Basile
Dorothy W. and Michael S. Connor
Douglas A. Graham
Douglas Anderson
Dowd Foundation
Duane Montgomery
Ed Sykes
Elaine Johnson
Elisa Gaines
Elizabeth and Kenny Letts
Elizabeth and William A. Bowen Jr.
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Clark
Elizabeth F. and Patrick K. Kelly
Elizabeth M. and Eric Farmer
Ellen and Joseph Piemont
Emanuela and Bradley Brown
Esten and Robert Mason
Esther & Sam Farnham
Eugene Woodbury
Evan Stratton
Everett and Rebecca Krueger
F Rockwell Poisson
Fiorella Sabato
Fran and Susan Park
Frances C Mangan
Frances P. Martin
Frances Queen
Frances Vaughn
Frannie and Frank Martin
Frederick William Buckman, Sr.
Gena Morris
George and Carter MacBain
Gigi Harris
Grace Patricia Rathkamp
Graham McGoogan
Gray Dunaway
Graybar Electric Company
Greg Ott
Gregory Efthimiou
Greta Davis
Gretchen Carpenter
Heather Duncan Lyle
Helen Yudira Escobar
Helena Lopez
Hill Jones
Hunter and James McLawhorn
Isabelle Pickett
Jacqueline and Dennis Duval, NC
Jacqueline Wheeler
James and Jane Showalter
James Hynes
James Proffitt, Jr.
Jan C Martin
Jane and David Conlan
Jane and Fred Bolt
Jane and Rixey Todd
Jane Metts
Jane Waite
Jared Montague
Jason McArthur
Jean and Leighton Ford
Jeanne and Robert Fuller
Jeff Wehr
Jennie Clark
Jennifer Ann Drisker
Jeremiah Bligen
Jessie Jones
Jim and Jane Huddle
Jimbo Harrell
Joe and Janice Stowe
Joe Anne and Joseph Cole, Sr
John and Ann Hoffman
John and Mary Schelling
John Victor Grainger
Joseph and Gayle Miller
Joseph and Jennifer Clifford
Judith and Brian O’Leary
Julianna Smith
Julie and Perry White
Julie Bertram
Julie Costin
Julie Stein
Kandy Schreiner
Karen and Lane Holbert
Karen Rogich
Karin Solomonson
Katherine Belk
Katherine Hall
Katherine Hubler
Kathleen and Robert Smith
Kathleen Kilbourne
Kathleen Zung Lyons
Kathryn Ann Anderson
Kathylee and Kennedy Thompson
Katie Allen
Katie and Wynn Charlebois
Katrina Rowland
Keely Hines
Keesha Weldon Massey
Keila Humphries
Keith Fortier
Keith J Keppley
Kenneth McNeil
Keri A Wass
Kerry Drummond
Kevin Dudash
Kim Cornelson
Kim E. and John N. Daniel
Kimberlee Schneider
Kristen Stone
Kristin Hayes
Kristy Brown Thompson
Ladson and Jennifer Brearley
Lance and Julie Walton
Larry White
Larry Wilson
Laura and Marshall Gilchrist
Laura G. and J. Arthur Whedon
Laura P. and J. Malcolm McLean, Jr.
Laura Shwedo
Lauren S. and David M. Benson
Lauren Villarreal
Laurie and Kurt Beyer
Laurie and Ned Durden
Laurie and Thomas Wilson
Laurie Martin
Lee McCracken
LeeAnne and Bill Whitley
Leesa Clardy
Legrand, North America
Leigh Lynch
Leslie and Christopher Choka
Leslie Renee Simmons
Letitia Thompson
Lianne Hofer
Linda and John O’Hara
Linda and Rex Welton
Linda and Roger Smith
Linda and Thomas Hunter
Linda Beauchamp
Linda Butler
Linda Foard Roberts
Linda Mahoney
Lindsay Boner
Linh T. and Alan K. Murdock
Lisa Britt
Lisa Brueggemann
Liz Fackelman
Lori and Eric Sklut
Lori Foothorap Fike
Lou Anne Dunn
Lucy Wilson Poisson
Lynda Schrijvers
Lynn and Ralph Warnock
Lynne E. Gregory
Madeleine Audet
Maile and Tim Nelson
Marc and Jenni Cooper
Marc Roy
Margaret and Frank Dunn Jr.
Margaret and Joseph Bafford
Margaret Martin
Margaret Snyder
Mari Tanner
Maria Faust Bostian
Marian Nisbet and Ted Hartsock
Marilyn and Michael Andras
Mario Flores
Martha Jane B. Poisson
Martha Lawrence
Martha Robinson
Mary and James Lawrence
Mary Anne and James Rogers
Mary Chamberlain
Mary Jo and Blair Ashcraft
Mary Waite
Mary-Margaret Gressette
Masami and Tony Vandenbeng
Matt and Sandy Ibbetson
Mattei Foundation
Melanie Clark Pratt
Melinda Smith
Melissa and Bruce Noll
Meredith and James Thompson
Meredith and John Pitts
Michael and Mary Lynch
Michael McLaughlin
Michele Germain
2016 DONORS
*Through December 22, 2016 – not including pledged commitments
Names alphabetized by first name.
Michelle and Donald Wood
Michon and Harley McCorkle
Mike Arim
Mike E. and Elizabeth B. Blair
Missy and Doug Anderson
Monica Wood
Mount Zion Christian Ministries
Movement Mortgage LLC
Muriel F. Williams
Myra Freshwater
Nadya Dickson
Nancy and J. Hayward Morgan
Nancy and Robert Dooley Jr.
Nancy Stewart
NAPO-NC Stefanie Watkins
Natalie Burt
Nick Sempert
Nona Thompson
Novice Sigmon
Octavia Scott
Omega Autry
Ovid Pendleton Cassels, Jr
Patrick and Kathleen Davin
Paul and Ginna Tate
Paula and Thomas Brown
Paxton Hollar
Penelope Dunn Love
Penina M. and James Heath Pulliam
Perry and Loretta Tuttle
Peter Levinson
Phil Lanning
Phillip Wilkins
Priscilla Walters
Quarrier, Inc.
R. I. Dalton, Jr.
Rachel Drees
Randall and Sydney Warren
Ransome Foose
Rebecca and John Walsh
Rebecca Boulware
Rebecca Elderkin
Rebecca Rencher
Rebekah and Jeffrey Willetts
ReShaune Rosser
Rhea Haynes
Richard & Tina Smith
Richard and Ellen Archer
Richard and Grace Fogg
Richard Pelak
Rilla Springstead
Robbie and Gerry Horn
Robert & Anne Dooley
Robert Murphy Jr.
Robert S. Carter
Robin Ann Howie
Robin Parker
Ron Lamberth
Rush and Kenneth Coe
Russell Robinson, II
Sahkara Jacobs
Sallie Close
Sally and R. Downie Saussy
Sandra Brewer
Sara and Charles Stowe
Sara and James Byne III
Sarah and Anthony Lathrop
Sarah and James Williams
Sarah and Richard Campbell
Sarah Eison Prewitt
Sarah Rodgers
Sarita J Mull
Sasha Jenkins Haberle
Scott Padgett
Shane Eckley
Sharon and Michael Nedzbala
Sheila McGrail
Stacie Brown
Stacy and Stephen Lynch
Stafford Kelly
Stan and Susan Parrish
Stefanie Watkins
Stephanie and Howard Bissell
Stephanie Boney-McKnight
Stephen and Carrie Woodard
Stephen Pharr
Steven Vaughn
Susan and Bob Salvin
Susan and John Cole
Susan Goode
Susan Waite
Susanne Quinn
Suzanne R. Sloan
Suzi Smith
Taylor Thomas
Tedd A. Smith
Tenna Rasmussen
Teresa and Gary Wolfe
Terry & Kristin White
Tess Whelpley
Tessie and Jefferson Nero
Thomas and Karen Madigan
Thomas Cooper
Thomas Edward Kobe
Thomas Garrett
Tim & Mollye Bell
Tim Hutchison
Tim, Lisa, Nathan,Nic,Mallory Adamson
Timothy J Pollard II
Toccara Young
Tom and Renna Massey
Tom Karagianes
Tom Lane
Tom Scott
Tom Shircliff
Tommy and Dawn Dorsett
Toni and Eric Miller
Tonnia Thomas
Trinity Park Baptist Church
Valerie L. and Thomas D. McKernan
Velories Anne Figures
Verner Stanley, Jr.
Virginia Shaw
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
William and Betty Stevenson, Jr
William and Henrietta Palmer
William Glenn
William Martin and Page Hull, III
William R Culp, Jr
Yvette and Tom Duncan
$600-$1,000 Level
A Rood Awakening International
Allene and Raymond Dean
Ann S. Coleman
Anne and Russell Ranson
Anne Robinson
Ansley Waite
Audrey C McBratney
Austin Lehr
Beverly and Mark Hogan
Bill and Victoria Mitchener
Breigh Kenley
Brian K Williams
Carol and Walter Robinson
Catherine and Jeffrey T. Armstrong
Center City Church
Chad Jenkins
Charles and Jennifer Watson
Charles B and Anne G Thrift
Charles B and Anne G Thrift
Charles Lyle
Charlotte Knights Charities Inc
Chris and Linda Boone
Dana and Philip Walton
Diane and Mike Dumais
Douglas and Elizabeth Bell
Dusty Holcomb
Ed and DeeDee Dalrymple
Elizabeth “Sunny” Lambeth Allen
Elizabeth and Jerry Jagielski
Elizabeth P. and Bruce K. Tomlin
George McKee
Hans Warren
J. Gary Morgan
James Cole
James Walker Ratchford
Jason and Shelley Tuttle
Joan and Thomas Wright
Jody and Beth Carpenter
Johnatan Romero
Johnson Concrete Company
Jon and Lauren Phillips
Keith Harvin
Kenneth and Deeda Coffey
Kristin M Smith
Leslie and Wayne Teddy
Linde and Bill Mullis
Lynn and Ralph A. Pitts
Marcy and Thomas Coker
Mark and Joan Erwin
Michael & Kristen Phalen
Michael and Allison Ortlip
Michelle Dudley
Mildred L West
Nancy and Jake Jacobs
Paul and Lorri Hattenhauer
Piedmont Club Foundation
Rob and Mary Engel
Sherry and James Roese
Sheryl A Desjardins
Sophie and Edgar Wood
Steven G. Harris
Wells Fargo Foundation
Whitney M. and Justin P. Holofchak
Will Whitley
$1,200-$3,000 Level
Carl and Kathleen Neun
Beth and Carl Belk
CBRE
Chappell Memorial Baptist Church
Charles B and Anne G Thrift
Dan Hooks
Denise B. and Marshall P. McMillan
Elliott Davis Decosimo, PLLC
Fonda and Karl Doerre
Gennevieve and Chris Stevenson
Heather C. and Michael Raymond
Jackson Hopper III
James “Jim” Martin
Jason and Tracy Bria
Jerry and Bettie Green
Kathryn S. and William B. Kirk, Jr.
Life Center International
Marcy and Devereaux Acker Gregg
Mindy and Bob Jones
Myra and Jeffrey Lee
Nancy Williams Downing
Patricia and Peter Gemmill
Pete and Kelli Lash
Piedmont Trust Company
Reynolds and Mary Ruth Faulkner
Rotary Club of Charlotte - South
Snyder’s-Lance, Inc.
South State Bank
Stephen and Kathryn Horvath
Stephen and Wendi Smith
Sylvia and Daniel E. Warren
Teri & Brad Bradley Family Foundation
Two Guys n A Kitchen
$3,500-$5,000 Level
Anne and Charles B. Thrift
Juliet T. and Brian D. Hirsch
Kathryn and Mark Richardson
Lynn C. and Preston P. Purdum, III
John and Mary Waite
Ann and Donald Coder
Berkeley Capital Advisors, LLC
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Darren and Kathryn Ash Foundation
Hopper Communities
Joan & Charles W. Coker Charitable
Foundation
Kirk, Palmer & Thigpen
Margaret and Stephen Rixham
NAIOP Charlotte Chapter
National Christian Foundation Piedmont
Piedmont Natural Gas Foundation
R. B. Pharr and Associates, P. A.
Ron Sherrill
Steelfab, Inc.
$5,500-$9,000 Level
Ben Bellury and Sherry Waters
Church at Charlotte
Cindy and Curt Grantham
J. Flint and Julie McNaughton
Jackson Bart Hopper
Joanne and Dave Gettleman
Myers Park United Methodist Church
$10,000-$12,000 Level
AAA Carolinas
Al Jefferson
Ann and Bob Cramer
Don and Susan Sherrill
Donald and Sara D’Alessandro
Karis Management Group
Molly and Robert Tarr
The Keith Corporation
Triad Foundation, Inc.
$20,000+ Level
Betsy and Alfred Brand
Elevation Church
Forest Hill Church
Greg and India Keith
Laura and Mark Furgeson
Myers Park Presbyterian Church
Phil and Stephanie Brosseau
Robin and Richard C. Patton
SunCap Property Group
The Leon Levine Foundation
Women of Vision
Our mission is to create a
community where individuals
affected by homelessness, poverty
or unemployment are empowered
through our transitional programs
and transformed by the love and
ministry of Jesus Christ.
“For I was hungry and you gave Me food, I was thirsty and you gave Me drink; I was a stranger and
you took Me in; I was naked and you clothed Me; I was in prison and you came to Me. If you’ve done
it to the least of these, you’ve done it to Me.”
Matthew 25:35-40
THE HARVEST CENTER
PO Box 668208
Charlotte, NC 28266
704-335-1616
A 501C3 ORGANIZATION
THEHARVESTCENTER.ORG
Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State
Solicitation Licensing Branch at 1-888-830-4989. The license is not an endorsement by the State of NC.