Serving the community in 2011: • 56 Units housed: -150 Family members. -48 Urban Neighbors, who engaged in a program that challenges presumptions of poverty and the city. They volunteered at 20+ different local community organizations. 49% of Urban Neighbor alumni chose to continue living in the neighborhood. • 107 Community members received training that will change the legacy of their family. • 4,368 Volunteers contributed to the restoration of homes in the areas hardest hit by foreclosure. They also learned about issues that our lowest-income neighbors are facing and perceptions of what “the city” is all about were challenged. • 7 Single family homes were completed to provide sustainable home ownership within our focused areas. • 16 quality, dignified rental homes were added to provide stable, consistent housing.

1. Internal Relationships: Enhance internal relationships through trust, respect, communication and living out our commitments to specific Rules of Engagement toward our coworkers and team members. 2. External Relationships: Enhance external relationships through trust, respect, communication and living out our commitments to specific Rules of Engagement toward others outside of Urban Homeworks. 3. Financial Bottom Line: Be good stewards of the resources entrusted to us. Achieve our financial bottom line objectives in all departments. 4. Infrastructure: Systems are developed to achieve consistency and excellence. Growth and capacity challenges require us to take a systematic approach in all areas of UHW. 5. Resources: Adequate resources are secured to meet our annual objectives. Abundant resources are secured to achieve our aspirations.

People who work and/or live in disadvantaged neighborhoods of Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Disadvantaged neighborhoods of Minneapolis and St. Paul.