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Habitat for Humanity Key Facts

Affordable Housing

In 2006, the median price for a home in the Twin Cities was $242,000. The annual household income needed to afford that house is $82,901.

For every family that Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity serves, we must turn ten eligible families away.

On average each year:

  • 900 families attend eligibility/orientation sessions.
  • 660 eligible families complete applications for Habitat homes.
  • 50-60 applicants with the highest need are selected to buy a Habitat home.

The Families

  • Approximately 50-60 families move into Habitat homes each year.
  • As of January 2008, 687 families have purchased Habitat homes in the Twin Cities.
  • We sell to families that make less than 50 percent of the area median income.
  • The average Habitat family income is $28,500.
  • On average, a Habitat family has 6 members in the household.

The Homes

  • Habitat homes include single-family homes, twin homes, and multiple-family homes.
  • The typical Habitat home is 1,400 square feet with three bedrooms.

Volunteerism

  • Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity engages over 20,000 volunteers a year.
  • On any given day during our peak construction period, over 270 volunteers are working on up to 20 homes.

Donors support Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity each year

  • Over 11,000 individuals
  • Nearly 300 corporations
  • Over 300 faith-based groups
  • Approximately 2,500 In-Kind donations

 

 
 
 

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This is not a solicitation to sell securities. Any contributions should be made directly to Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity which is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 corporation.

 

 

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