I look forward to having a place where her children and grandchildren will always feel welcome, no matter where life takes them.
2026 Annual Report: Financial Report
2025-26 Financial Report
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Fort Wayne’s Fiscal Year is July 1 — June 30. Program expenses include “Housing Development” and “ReStore”.
Total Revenue
$
- Donations + Grants | $: 21%
- ReStore | $: 22%
- Home Sales | $: 25%
- In-kind Contributions | $: 25%
- Investment Income, net | $: 2%
- Other Income | $: 4%
Meet Emily
For nearly their entire childhood, Emily has raised her three grandchildren—stepping in when they were just toddlers, ages 2, 3, and 4. Today, they are all teenagers, and Emily is proud of how far they’ve come together.
Two of her grandchildren are autistic, and Emily has supported them every step of the way, celebrating milestones that once felt uncertain, like both of them graduating from high school.
The small three-bedroom home they currently rent struggles with ongoing plumbing, heating, and electrical issues, along with mold. These conditions. make daily life more difficult and at times unsafe. Despite this, Emily remains deeply grateful for the space that allowed her to raise her grandchildren and keep her family together.
Now, Emily dreams of becoming a homeowner, not just to improve their living conditions, but to create a place she can truly call “my home.”
Total Expenses
$
- $ — Housing Development: 42%
- $ — ReStore: 41%
- $ — Administrative: 8%
- $ — Fundraising: 9%
I loved how patient and kind everyone was. We worked great as a team and framed nearly the entire house. What a great accomplishment!
Habitat Volunteer
Last year, Habitat GFW raised $——- through donated vehicles! Habitat accepts cars, trucks, RV’s, motorcycles, boats, and farm/construction equipment. Each vehicle must be whole and have four inflated tires, but does not need to be in running condition.