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ALLEN HOLBROOK AND FORREST ROBERTS
When we moved to Rowan County in 1979, we quickly became aware of the shortage of affordable housing. There was not enough housing available, and much of what was available was substandard. Simultaneous with becoming aware of this problem we also learned that there was an organization named Frontier Housing that was working to solve it. We were impressed that Frontier Housing was not only working to alleviate the housing shortage by building affordable houses, but it was also providing skills training to untrained workers.

We left Morehead twenty-three years ago, but we have continued to support Frontier Housing because we know how vitally important its work is. Because of the ongoing dedication of all those involved with Frontier, many low income families have been able to fulfill their dream of owning their own home.

DR. MARY JANE HUMKEY
I’ve always believed in the importance of giving back to the community, and if I can’t do it in person, then I try to make financial contributions to organizations that put my beliefs into action. I’m glad to support Frontier Housing in their efforts to enable people in this area to maintain quality housing. I’m so proud of the work that they do. Everyone deserves to live in a home that is clean and sturdy, and provides a healthy environment in which families can grow and thrive. It’s my hope that others will join me in supporting Frontier Housing in their commitment to the future.

PROJECT REDWOOD
Project Redwood is a social venture initiative of the Stanford Business School Class of 1980 that seeks to invest in and support high quality nonprofits that make a lasting difference in alleviating poverty. We are very pleased to support Frontier’s prototype modest sized manufactured home offering. We see in it a catalyst to bring quality homes that are affordable—and importantly, fairly-financed—to many families in Appalachia and beyond.

Frontier’s spirit of innovation and continuous improvement, and remarkable blend of a business mindset and approach while serving an important social mission, makes it a “natural” for our investment.

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