As principal of Birmingham, Alabama's Capstone Collegiate Communities LLC, John Vawter draws upon more than 30 years of relevant experience in guiding the firm's development of student housing communities throughout the United States. Since establishing the firm in 2012, John Vawter has overseen the construction of 15 off-campus communities with an additional three in development in Montana, Colorado, and Texas. He also leads the company in philanthropic pursuits, including the development of permanent housing for 16 individuals with autism, and 10 cottages for wounded veterans. John Vawter previously served for 21 years as executive vice president of Capstone Development Corp., where he helped facilitate the construction of 23 off-campus and six on-campus student housing communities. He began his career as a development associate with PolarBek in 1987, prior to which he earned an associate's degree with a focus in drama and business from Alexander City Community College. Beyond his professional pursuits, Mr. Vawter is an Eagle Scout. He is also a former board member of Jimmy Hale Mission for the Homeless.
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A former business student at Alexander City Community College, John Vawter is the principal of Birmingham, Alabama-based Capstone Collegiate Communities, LLC, where he oversees the development of off-campus communities in several different states.
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The Inaugural Jimmie Hale Mission 5K Rescue Run
John Vawter of Birmingham, Alabama, is an experienced real estate development executive who has served as principal of Capstone Collegiate Communities, LLC, since 2012, overseeing the development of 15 off-campus communities. A supporter of his local community, Capstone’s John Vawter served 5 years on the board of the Jimmie Hale Mission for the Homeless. The Jimmie Hale Mission has worked to address addiction and homelessness in Alabama for more than 75 years. This past October, the nonprofit hosted the inaugural Jimmie Hale Mission 5K Rescue Run to raise funds to support operations at its three facilities. The race took place in Homewood and was dedicated to the memory of Homewood native Douglas Barnes, who was struck by two vehicles and killed in January while crossing US 31. It was also held in conjunction with World Homeless Day. More than 360 people participated in either the 5K or fun run. Start times were staggered in 16 different groups with 5-second intervals between each runner to ensure participants' health and safety. Masks were also offered by race coordinators. The race went ahead as scheduled despite heavy rainfall from Hurricane Delta. Alex Smith finished first place with a time of 15:52, while second-place finisher Alex Tucker crossed the finish line in 17:14. The second annual race is scheduled for October 9, 2021.
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Jimmie Hale Mission's Active Recovery Program
A Birmingham-based student housing developer with several years of experience, John Vawter is the principal of Capstone Collegiate Communities, LLC, where he guides numerous projects to ensure student housing needs are well-catered for. Besides working at Capstone Collegiate Communities, John Vawter is involved in community work and served on the board at Jimmie Hale Mission for the homeless for five years. Downtown Jimmie Hale Mission, Inc. is a Christian-based non-profit organization, which for more than 75 years, has helped restore and transform thousands of lives by addressing homelessness and addiction. The organization relies on the generosity of people in the local community and across Alabama to help achieve its objectives. Jimmie Hale Mission has various programs such as the Active Recovery program which is an in-depth 16-week program that uses a Christian approach to help participants understand and overcome the issues that lead them to addiction. Under the program, each client works individually with a professional counselor throughout the process. Active Recovery teaches clients how they can make value-based decisions, develop a future story and battle unhealthy compulsions. Active Recovery Program is designed to deal with both addiction and poverty by rescuing and enabling affected individuals to work towards fulfilling their life goals.
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