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About HomeAid Northern Virginia
Building Hope in Our Community
HomeAid Northern Virginia builds and renovates homeless shelters, transitional houses, food banks, medical clinics, counseling centers, and other facilities that help homeless people gain stability and a roof over their heads. HomeAid leverages the resources of the homebuilding community and its corporate partners to conduct major renovations to shelters and homes to provide safe, stable and new living arrangements for previously homeless persons. HomeAid’s partners and resources help to significantly reduce the construction costs to care provider organizations, thereby allowing them redirect those dollars back into programs and services for these homeless families and individuals.

HomeAid Northern Virginia was started in 2001 by the members of the Northern Virginia Building Industry Association (NVBIA), and since then we have completed over 45 projects valued at over $10 million. HomeAid Northern Virginia is a chapter of HomeAid America.

The Problem
Virginia has approximately 40,000 homeless persons, with close to 13% living in Northern Virginia – in their cars, on the street, in wooded areas, or abandoned buildings. One-quarter of the homeless population are children. Children without a home are twice as likely to have health problems as children with stable homes. Homeless children are also twice as likely to experience hunger, and four times as likely to have delayed development. It is estimated that almost half of the children in shelters are under the age of five.

HomeAid is committed to helping local organizations provide quality housing for these families and individuals to help minimize the effects of homelessness on their health and well being.
2010 Board of Directors
HomeAid Northern Virginia Board Presidents:
2001–2002: Don Knutson, Beazer Homes
2003: Steve Alloy, Stanley Martin Companies
2004: William Berry, The Berry Companies
2005: Doug Smith, Miller and Smith
2006: Russ Rosenberger, Madison Homes
2007: Barry Schwartz, Schwartz Enterprises
2008: David Cogley, formerly with Beazer Homes
2009: Rick Cole, Long Companies of Virginia
Click here to download the 2009 HomeAid Northern Virginia Annual Report.
President
John DeZinno, Bank of America
Vice President/ President Elect
John Monacci, Winchester Homes
Secretary
Cecilia Hodges, M & T Bank
Treasurer
David Cogley, Armstrong Management Services
Shelter Selection Committee Chair
Michael Scheurer, Virginia Housing Development Authority
Shelter Care Committee Chair
Doug Smith, Miller & Smith
Government Relations Committee Chair
Mike Scheurer, Virginia Housing Development Authority
Budget Committee Chair
David Cogley, Armstrong Management Services
Gala & Auction Committee Chair
Miriam Goldin
Fundraising Committee Chair
John Monacci, Winchester Homes
HomeAid Heroes Chair
Cecilia Hodges, M & T Bank
Communications Committee Co-Chairs
Terri Stagi, Jack Morris Advertising
Charlie Browning, Greater Washington Publishing
Nominating Committee Chair
Rick Cole, The Long Companies
Steven B. Alloy, Stanley Martin Homes
William L. Berry, The Berry Companies
Patti Brownstein, Planet Cotton/LGP Promotions
John Darvish, John Darvish Construction
Carson Lee Fifer, Jr., McGuire Woods LLP
Stephen Fritz, Ryland Homes
Katherine K. Hanley, Former Fairfax Co. Board of Supervisors
Dennis Kelleher, M/I Homes
Don Knutson, Beazer Homes
Charles (Chip) Merlin, K. Hovnanian Homes
Sal A. Migliore, Augustine Homes
Jewell Mikula, Shelter House, Inc.
Andrew Moore, Arlington Designer Homes
Russ Rosenberger, Madison Homes
Barry H. Schwartz, Schwartz Enterprises
HomeAid Northern Virginia is a 501c (3) charitable organization and chapter of HomeAid America.