Phoenixville Homes developed and opened the Flag House in Spring City, PA in 2000 and opened a sister facility the Bard Complex in 2007. Both apartment buildings are available to low income seniors 62 years of age or older. In addition the Freedom House was completed in 2002 and serves adults of low income who are physically disabled. The Phoenixville Homes POWER Program (Phoenixville Opportunities with Empowerment Resources), offers homes to qualified low income, first time homebuyers, in the Greater Phoenixville area. 

Flag House, Bard Complex and Freedom House were developed by Phoenixville Homes in partnership with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).  Phoenixville Homes is the managing agent for all three of these properties.  Phoenixville Homes as well as each of the three facilities is a separate corporation and is classified as a charitable organization 501© (3) tax exempt by the Internal Revenue. Each organization is therefore eligible to receive charitable donations in furtherance of its mission.

PHOENIXVILLE HOMES
Board of Directors 
As of January 2008

Kurt A Kunsch, President
Christian DeVol, Vice-President  
Larhonda Mitchell, Secretary
Treasurer-To be elected 2/2008
Cathy Calhoun
Robert Noll
Robert Strunk
Pastor Jack Mason
James C. Kovaleski
Sandra Wilson

STAFF

	Steve Kambic, Executive Director
	Sarah Greis, Executive Assistant
	Donna Beard, Occupancy Manager
	Monica Book, Financial Manager
	Ron Levan, Maintenance Coordinator
	Doris Bauman, Bard House Resident Support Specialist
	Ken Keim, Freedom House Resident Support Specialist
	Morine Madden, Flag House Resident Support Specialist

Applications for Flag House, Freedom House, Bard Complex & 1st time home buyers “POWER” Phoenixville Opportunities with Empowerment Resources are available by calling
610-948-1797