Security, stability, and empowerment, that’s what this home means to me. I want to show my daughter that we can do hard things and achieve our goals. -Laura, Habitat Homeowner
2025 Annual Report: Financial Report
2024-25 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
$9,081,727
- Contributions + Grants | $1,686,591: 19%
- Fundraising | $226,095: 2%
- ReStore | $2,035,843: 22%
- Home Sales | $2,284,617: 25%
- In-kind Contributions | $2,308,144: 25%
- Investment Income, net | $155,053: 2%
- Other Income | $385,384: 4%
Meet Laura
Laura is a loving single mom who has built a life around helping others through her work with the Bureau of Disability Services. But, when it came to her own dreams of homeownership, doubt held her back.
For years, the uncertainty of rising rent left her anxious. Each lease renewal brought the same fear: How much more will it cost this time? She longed for stability, for a home where she and her daughter could feel safe, where they could put down roots and build a future.
“Change is difficult for me, but everyone has been so encouraging,” Laura shared. Now, as she works toward becoming a homeowner, she’s embracing that change with a new sense of confidence.
Total Expenses
$8,306,657
- $3,524,617 — Housing Development: 42%
- $3,423,119 — ReStore: 41%
- $648,527 — Administrative: 8%
- $710,394 — Fundraising: 9%
It is just so good for my soul to know that I got to help impact someone’s life positively. Also working with and getting to know Jackie, someone who will benefit from a Habitat for Humanity Home was such a blessing.
Habitat Volunteer
Last year, Habitat GFW raised $4,341.60 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.