Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, Inc.

Mission Statement

To eliminate poverty housing from the Twin Cities and to make decent, affordable shelter for all people a matter of conscience.

Impact and Programs

Accomplishments Families Served—Homeownership • 1,160 families served through homeownership exploration sessions • 45 families completed sweat equity, classes and closed on their Habitat homes Families Served—ABWK/CHR • 120 homeowners partnered on paint and repair projects MFPP Families Served • 100 families served Volunteers engaged • 28,000 volunteer days completed (home building, ABWK, office and Neighborhood Family Partners) Advocacy • $100M in state bond funds secured for affordable housing • 4,000 advocacy actions completed Neighborhood Revitalization • Partnered with 8 organizations and interacted with more than 500 community members in Frogtown and Jordan neighborhoods • 6 new Habitat homes and 13 ABWK projects completed in targeted neighborhoods Global Engagement • Tithed $198,000 to Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Haiti and HFHI • Organized and led two global village trips to Costa Rica ReStore - Home improvement outlet • Over $1M in revenue supporting construction of five Habitat homes

Current Goals To work to fulfill our mission to: Eliminate poverty housing from the Twin Cities and to make decent, affordable shelter for all people a matter of conscience. In FY2016 Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity will focus on the following goals and objectives to work towards fulfilling the stated mission: Partner with 64 families to purchase homes, Provide financial coaching to 225 families , Partner with 50 homeowners on paint and repair projects, Provide mortgage foreclosure prevention counseling to 75 homeowners, Plan and implement Frogtown and Jordan neighborhood events, Engage volunteers to support 30,000 days of work, Support global mission with $200,000, Advocate on local, regional, state and federal level for affordable housing and related issues and enable Housing Heroes to complete 2,500 meaningful advocacy actions.

Community or Constituency Served Low income families in the Twin Cities 7 county metro area that are in need of affordable housing.

Geographic Area Served The Twin Cities (Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN) seven-county metropolitan area.

Reports & Finances

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3 Year Average Expenses

Program Services
$16,504,811
87.3%

Management
$643,514
3.4%

Fundraising
$1,761,107
9.3%

Unrestricted Net Assets

End of Year:

Beginning of Year:

Difference:

2015
$30,005,182
$30,950,225
($945,043)

2014
$30,950,225
$29,809,884
$1,140,341

2013
$29,809,884
$23,966,494
$5,843,390

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Address:

1954 University Avenue West

St. Paul, MN 55104

Phone: 651-207-1700

Website: www.tchabitat.org

General Information

Alternative Name: Twin Cities Habitat, Habitat, TC Habitat, Habitat Twin Cities

EIN: 36-3363171

Principal Staff: Susan Haigh

Number of Full-Time Equivalents (FTE): 127.38 (includes full-time stipend volunteers and interns)

Volunteers: 16957

Number of Clients: Approx. over 1,600 through various programs including: Homeownership, A Brush with Kindness, Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention Program.