our impact
we bring communities together to help families build strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable homeownership.
883
families, couples, or individuals in need of affordable homeownership have moved into affordable homes across northern Alberta.
883 families (3,389 people) have been empowered through affordable homeownership, which serves as the catalyst for a better life, providing improved social and financial stability.
Over half of the homeowners served have moved on from the Habitat program thanks to our Buy Back Program. Through this program, homeowners sell their home back to Habitat and use their equity as a down payment for a home on the open market or on other meaningful life goals. Once Habitat buys back the home, it is renovated or repaired and sold
to another eligible family.
434
single parent households
1,340
adults
2,049
children
$10 million +
returned in property taxes to municipalities since 2010.
40,000+ volunteers
have helped build homes, operate Habitat ReStores, and engaged the community in the work of Habitat for Humanity Edmonton since 2003.
4 ReStores
divert items from needlessly going to landfills, and all proceeds generated help fund the Habitat program.
$1.4 million
contributed to Habitat through ReStore, and 3,000+ donations picked up from homes and businesses in 2023.
our impact
we bring communities together to help families build strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable homeownership.
883
families, couples, or individuals in need of affordable homeownership have moved into affordable homes across northern Alberta.
883 families (3,389 people) have been empowered through affordable homeownership, which serves as the catalyst for a better life, providing improved social and financial stability.
Over half of the homeowners served have moved on from the Habitat program thanks to our Buy Back Program. Through this program, homeowners sell their home back to Habitat and use their equity as a down payment for a home on the open market or on other meaningful life goals. Once Habitat buys back the home, it is renovated or repaired and sold to another eligible family.
434
single parent households
1,340
adults
2,049
children
$10 million +
returned in property taxes to municipalities since 2010.
40,000+ volunteers
have helped build homes, operate Habitat ReStores, and engaged the community in the work of Habitat for Humanity Edmonton since 2003.
4 ReStores
divert items from needlessly going to landfills, and all proceeds generated help fund the Habitat program.
$1.4 million
contributed to Habitat through ReStore, and 3,000+ donations picked up from homes and businesses in 2023.
our impact
we bring communities together to help families build strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable homeownership.
883
families, couples, or individuals in need of affordable homeownership have moved into affordable homes across northern Alberta.
883 families (3,389 people) have been empowered through affordable homeownership, which serves as the catalyst for a better life, providing improved social and financial stability.
Over half of the homeowners served have moved on from the Habitat program thanks to our Buy Back Program. Through this program, homeowners sell their home back to Habitat and use their equity as a down payment for a home on the open market or on other meaningful life goals. Once Habitat buys back the home, it is renovated or repaired and sold to another eligible family.
434
single parent households
1,340
adults
2,049
children
$10 million +
returned in property taxes to municipalities since 2010.
40,000+ volunteers
have helped build homes, operate Habitat ReStores, and engaged the community in the work of Habitat for Humanity Edmonton since 2003.
4 ReStores
divert items from needlessly going to landfills, and all proceeds generated help fund the Habitat program.
$1.4 million
contributed to Habitat for Humanity through ReStore, and 3,000+ donations picked up from homes and businesses in 2023.
our impact
we bring communities together to help families build strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable homeownership.
883
families, couples, or individuals in need of affordable homeownership have moved into affordable homes across northern Alberta.
883 families (3,389 people) have been empowered through affordable homeownership, which serves as the catalyst for a better life, providing improved social and financial stability.
Over half of the homeowners served have moved on from the Habitat program thanks to our Buy Back Program. Through this program, homeowners sell their home back to Habitat and use their equity as a down payment for a home on the open market or on other meaningful life goals. Once Habitat buys back the home, it is renovated or repaired and sold to another eligible family.
434
single parent households
1,340
adults
2,049
children
$10 million +
returned in property taxes to municipalities since 2010.
40,000+ volunteers
have helped build homes, operate Habitat ReStores, and engaged the community in the work of Habitat for Humanity Edmonton since 2003.
4 ReStores
divert items from needlessly going to landfills, and all proceeds generated help fund the Habitat program.
$1.4 million
contributed to Habitat for Humanity through ReStore, and 3,000+ donations picked up from homes and businesses in 2023.
our impact
we bring communities together to help families build strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable homeownership.
883
families, couples, or individuals in need of affordable homeownership have moved into affordable homes across northern Alberta.
883 families (3,389 people) have been empowered through affordable homeownership, which serves as the catalyst for a better life, providing improved social and financial stability.
Over half of the homeowners served have moved on from the Habitat program thanks to our Buy Back Program. Through this program, homeowners sell their home back to Habitat and use their equity as a down payment for a home on the open market or on other meaningful life goals. Once Habitat buys back the home, it is renovated or repaired and sold to another eligible family.
434 single parent households
1,340 adults
2,049 children
$10 million +
returned in property taxes to municipalities since 2010.
40,000+ volunteers
have helped build homes, operate Habitat ReStores, and engaged the community in the work of Habitat for Humanity Edmonton since 2003.
4 ReStores
divert items from needlessly going to landfills, and all proceeds generated help fund the Habitat program.
$1.4 million
contributed to Habitat for Humanity through ReStore, and 3,000+ donations picked up from homes and businesses in 2023.
