An unprecedented opportunity
Your generous support will go another 40% further today!
You + Government of Canada + Local Habitats = 414 new housing units
Coronavirus - statement from our President and CEO
When I became President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity Canada on February 24, I didn’t think that this would be the first communication I’d be sharing, but these are challenging and unprecedented times. I look forward to more positive and productive conversations but for now, I want to share some updates on the evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic as it relates to Habitat for Humanity’s work in Canada and internationally.
Join our every one build campaign
Now more than ever, we’re calling on you to come together with other corporations, individuals and community groups to help us #buildfromhome and offer Canadian families the hand up they need to rebuild their lives.
Habitat ReStore
Shop, donate, volunteer. Habitat for Humanity ReStores help build more homes in Canada and around the world.
Local Habitat for Humanity organizations across Canada continue to take the necessary steps to protect and prioritize the health and safety of staff, volunteers, Habitat homeowners, donors and local businesses.
Global Village and the impact of COVID-19: Vietnam
Habitat Vancouver Island North celebrates new homeowners
What we do
We envision a world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live. Learn about our programs that give people access to community and affordable housing.
What you can do
Become an advocate and ensure everyone has decent, affordable housing. Also learn about the many ways you can volunteer with your local Habitat.
Donate
Your donation will help entire families build strength, stability and self-reliance through affordable homeownership.
Build a home and a team
Our corporate team building boosts employee engagement, connection to a cause, and community involvement. Get ready for a truly rewarding and unparalleled team experience.
National student writing contest raises over $280,000 for Habitat for Humanity in Canada
Over 10,200 students entered this year’s Meaning of Home contest, which sets a new record. There are three grand prize winners, one from each grade, who have won a $30,000 grant towards a local Habitat for Humanity build. Nine runners up have won a $10,000 grant towards their local Habitat.
With a lot of help from our friends
