Annual reports and financial statements

The Boston Consulting Group conducted a study to provide a quantitative assessment of Habitat for Humanity’s social return on investment (SROI). Their assessment of Habitat’s model of affordable homeownership found that every Habitat home generates $175,000 worth of benefits to society. In Canada, our affordable homeownership program has created a social return on investment of over $590 million since we started in 1985.

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation conducted a Canada-wide survey of Habitat families. After purchasing a home through Habitat for Humanity, these families reported improved health, happiness, and overall well-being.

Every year, our responsibility as a registered charitable organization in Canada is to submit a T3010, which is a registered charity information return that reports on our activities, sources of revenues, compensation information and expenditures. You can search for this information on the Canada Revenue Agency’s charitable listings, but we’ve made it easy by providing a direct link to the information we submit to the Canada Revenue Agency.