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Global Builders Tour

Global Builders Tour. Getting to know you… Let’s be friends!. Meet the Staff. Ryan Iafigliola – Director of International Field Operations Hailey Dady – Global Builders Coordinator. Stacey Goolsby – Registrar Sheilla Snell – Special Projects (Follow-up). Meet Stacey.

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Global Builders Tour

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  1. Global Builders Tour Getting to know you… Let’s be friends!

  2. Meet the Staff Ryan Iafigliola – Director of International Field Operations Hailey Dady – Global Builders Coordinator Stacey Goolsby – Registrar Sheilla Snell – Special Projects (Follow-up)

  3. Meet Stacey • Lived in Georgia all my life • In elementary school, I was one out of a select group of students who read to the lower grades • Placed fourth in elementary school spelling bee • Graduated from Americus High School, Americus, Georgia in 1983 • Graduated from South Georgia Technical College, Americus, Georgia in 1984 Sister Alanna as Aunt LaMerle in Red Velvet Cake War

  4. Meet Stacey • Worked at Habitat for Humanity, International twice (1993 – 2000, 2006 – 2008) • Worked at Georgia Southwestern State University twice (1987-1993, 2000-2005) • Taught adults how to read as part of the Laubauch Literary Action • Volunteer with the Rylander Theatre in Americus, Georgia • Volunteered with the Georgia Theatre Conference 2012 • Have two cats: a gray cat named Liberty (8) and a black cat named Bradley (6) • Niece, Gabrielle Bunch, Fuller Center for Housing Junior Ambassador from December 2011 to December 2012 Niece Gabrielle 1st grade reading award – May 2012

  5. Meet Stacey • Been at The Fuller Center for Housing since 2008 • Currently Registrar at The Fuller Center, processes registration forms and payments for Global Builders and Student Builders Niece Gabrielle after school’s Thanksgiving play

  6. Meet Ryan - personal • Ecumenical Christian background • Grew up Lutheran • Attended Catholic high school and university • Joined Baptist/non-denominational church in college • Now part of Americus Mennonite Fellowship • From Cleveland, Ohio • Middle son of 3 boys • Proud Uncle

  7. Meet Ryan – proud Uncle!

  8. Meet Ryan – Habitat history • Created a student chapter at my high school • Led the University of Notre Dame Chapter • 4 years on BOD, 2 as President • Raised $70,000 and built a home yearly • Hosted Millard Fuller • 2 years as a director of Inward Bound Cleveland

  9. Meet Ryan – Fuller Center history • Joined Fuller Center as Millard’s special assistant • Create Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure!

  10. Meet Ryan – current role • International Field Operations • Support and monitor partners • Oversee and grow Global Builders program • Oversee and grow Bicycle Adventure • Master of Nonprofit Management candidate at Eastern University • Tony Campolo College of Graduate and Professional studies

  11. Meet Hailey • From Kearney, NE • Youngest of 4 • Attended the University of Nebraska – Lincoln • Lil’ Red • Indiana – AmeriCorps • HFH of Indiana • Grace Seminary • MA – Intercultural Studies

  12. Proud Aunt! Mia, Evelyn, Emily, & Easton

  13. Affordable Housing • ISV – Dominican Republic • AmeriCorps – 2 yrs • HFH of Indiana • Ysleta Lutheran Mission • Juarez, Mexico • Bicycling • Bucket 100 • Cover Indiana • Bike & Build • FCBA

  14. Fuller Center • Global Builders Coordinator • Support team leaders and members • Create team materials • Promote & expand program

  15. Meet the International Hosts (part 1) Armenia – Gohar Palyan El Salvador – Mike Bonderer Ghana – Jones Akoto-Lartey Haiti - Grace – Jonny Jeune Haiti – Croix-des- Bouquets Bouquets – Mike Bonderer and Jimmy Dieudonne

  16. Meet the International Hosts (part 2) India – T.H. Lawrence Nepal – Samuel Tamang Nicaragua – Danilo Gutierrez Garcia & Mirna Baez Peru – ZenonColque Sri Lanka – Ranjan Fernando

  17. Meet each other… • Getting to know each other is the best part of the conference!

  18. Global Builders History • Created in 2008 as part of our new partnership with Fuller Center Armenia, and to organize the “Millard and Linda Fuller Blitz Build” in El Salvador

  19. Why Global Builders? Who we are… 1. We're about the people. Beyond just building homes, our goal is to engage people. Trips are open to skilled and unskilled, young and old. Costs are kept low so trips are as accessible as possible. 2. Quality of experience. We've helped well over a hundred teams and a thousand volunteers travel the world, where they interact in the community and work directly with partner families. Our best proof that it works? In 2012 over 80% of our groups are returning groups.

  20. Why Global Builders? Who we are… 3. It makes a real, lasting impact. Building homes through empowering local leadership creates generational-level change. A dry, healthy home has been proven to improve education and serves as one of the most effective preventative health measures. Each trip also helps to create local jobs and supports the local economy. 4. Personalized attention. We're flexible and look for ways to meet your needs. Each team leader has the opportunity to include certain R&R opportunities. 5. This trip will bless you. Grow in faith, build team spirit, explore a new culture, and develop friendships. We promise it will be one of the most meaningful experiences of your year!

  21. What’s in the trip fee? • Country donation • Purchases the materials you use that week • Covers local staff effort • Enables the program to continue • Trip Expenses • Food • Lodging • In-country transportation • Related expenses • Home office fee • Hat & t-shirt • Emergency medical ins. • Bank and credit card fees • Shipping • Advertising

  22. Where the money goes…

  23. What’s NOT in the fee? • Airfare • Fuller Center home office staff expense • Our office only retains enough to cover the hard costs of the program • Staff expense covered through organizational fundraising. • Staff helps keep this expense low by viewing this as mission – accepting salaries about ½ to 1/3 of enterprise salaries. • An investment in the program that is multiplied 5x and helps engage 500+ volunteers • This structure enables the cost of the trips to be kept lower than the actual cost of doing them. Part of our commitment to keep them affordable.

  24. And Finally… • 2013 is a special year…exactly 40 years since Millard and Linda Fuller tested the partnership housing model in Africa! • Millard and Linda tested the model for 7 years in Americus, Georgia and the Congo before creating Habitat for Humanity in 1976 • Africa has not yet benefitted from Global Builders like other parts of the world have • We will send our first 1-2 teams to Ghana this year • Desire to put special emphasis on Africa for trip and fundraising - $40,000 match

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