HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL INC

Advocates for policy and system changes to improve access to adequate and affordable housing globally. This includes campaigns like the U.S. Cost of Home campaign, which influenced over 460 home affordability policies benefiting 9.5 million individuals, and the global Home Equals and Solid Ground campaigns, which aimed to improve housing access for millions in informal settlements and secure land access for over 12.4 million people.

Advocates for policy changes to improve access to adequate and affordable housing globally. This includes campaigns like "Cost of Home" in the U.S., which influenced policies for over 9.5 million individuals, and global campaigns like "Home Equals" and "Solid Ground," which have aimed to provide equitable access to housing and secure land for millions.

Advocates for policy changes to improve access to affordable housing and secure land tenure through campaigns such as the U.S. Cost of Home, Home Equals (launched 2023), and Solid Ground (2016–2020). These efforts have contributed to improved housing access for over 9.5 million people in the U.S. and increased land security for over 12.4 million people globally.

Leads targeted advocacy initiatives to influence housing policy and systems at local, national, and global levels. Key campaigns include the U.S. Cost of Home campaign (achieving improved housing access for over 9.5 million people), the "Solid Ground" campaign (securing land access for over 12.4 million people), and the 2023 "Home Equals" campaign targeting equitable housing for 15 million people in informal settlements.

Builds and rehabilitates homes at no profit, engaging partner families and volunteers, and provides affordable mortgage options. This work has helped over 65 million people worldwide access decent housing since 1976, with operations in all 50 U.S. states and more than 70 countries.

Builds and rehabilitates homes at no profit, engaging partner families and volunteers, and provides affordable mortgage options. This work has helped over 65 million people worldwide access decent housing since 1976, including specific projects like building 24 new homes in Atlanta during the 2026 Carter Work Project.

Builds and improves safe, decent, and affordable housing in partnership with families, using volunteer labor, no-profit construction, and no-interest loans. The organization has helped more than 65 million people globally since 1976 access decent housing through building, improving, or financing homes.

Builds and improves safe, decent, and affordable housing in partnership with low-income families, using volunteer labor, no-profit construction, and no-interest loans. The organization has helped more than 65 million people globally since 1976 access improved housing through construction, rehabilitation, and repair efforts.

Conducts large-scale disaster response efforts, such as the significant response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005, to help communities rebuild and recover.

Provides emergency housing solutions and long-term recovery support following natural disasters, including a major response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The organization leverages its global network to rebuild homes and communities affected by crises.

Provides housing construction, rehabilitation, and shelter access in response to natural disasters, including a large-scale response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Produces annual reports, IRS Form 990s, consolidated financial statements, and other public documentation to report on organizational activities and finances.

Produces annual reports, IRS Form 990s, and consolidated financial statements to document organizational activities, finances, and impact, ensuring accountability and transparency to stakeholders.

Produces annual reports, 990 tax forms, and consolidated financial statements to document organizational activities and finances, and maintains a confidential reporting line for ethical concerns.

Organizes high-impact, large-scale construction projects such as the 2026 Carter Work Project in Atlanta, which will deliver 24 new single-family homes and townhomes with the help of volunteers and community partners.

Maintains a network of more than 900 offices across all 50 U.S. states and operations in over 70 countries, supported by state-level support organizations in 26 U.S. states.

Offers free online courses, articles, and downloadable resources via the Habitat Learns portal to train and orient volunteers, employees, and partners in housing-related topics and organizational operations.

Maintains a network of more than 900 offices across the U.S., operates in all 50 states and over 70 countries, and supports state-level organizations in over 25 U.S. states to coordinate and scale Habitat’s housing and advocacy programs.

Offers free online courses and resources through its "Habitat Learns" portal to orient and develop new volunteers and employees, covering topics related to housing and Habitat for Humanity operations. The organization also operates state support organizations in numerous U.S. states.

Provides online courses and resources through its "Habitat Learns" portal to orient and develop new volunteers and employees, covering topics related to housing and Habitat for Humanity operations.

Offers free online courses, articles, and downloadable resources via the "Habitat Learns" portal to train and orient volunteers, employees, and partner organizations in housing-related topics and Habitat operations, available in multiple languages.