Habitat for Humanity of Wake County
Chase Inman is an experienced professional in resource development and philanthropy, currently serving as Vice President of Resource Development at Habitat for Humanity of Wake County since January 2021, with previous roles including Interim VP of Resource Development and Senior Director of Philanthropy & Stewardship. Prior experience at Transitions LifeCare included the position of Philanthropy Officer, while earlier roles at organizations such as The Center for Volunteer Caregiving, DMI Data Management, and the Dan River Basin Association provided foundational experience in community engagement and fundraising. Chase Inman's career also includes a significant tenure at Martinsville-Henry County SPCA as Director of Marketing/Development and Volunteer Coordinator, along with journalistic experience at Martinsville Bulletin. Educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication and Media Studies from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
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Habitat for Humanity of Wake County
Qualified homebuyers partner with Habitat Wake to buy safe, affordable homes. Homebuyers take homeowner education classes and complete 200 'sweat equity' hours building their home and the homes of their neighbors. Upon completion of construction, partner families pay an affordable mortgage. Our model is made possible by sponsors, individual donors, volunteers, and ReStore shoppers. Proceeds from our ten ReStore locations (Apex, Brier Creek, Cary, Clayton, Durham-Chapel Hill, Fuquay Varina, Glenwood Avenue, Hillsborough, Raleigh Boulevard in Raleigh, and Wake Forest) benefit Habitat Wake's mission. ReStores salvage used materials for repurpose and reuse. #TogetherWeBuild