A five-year $55 million fundraising campaign to double Habitat homeownership opportunities for Twin Cities families.
Back in 2016, the Twin Cities housing crisis was mounting. In response, you rallied with your neighbors around Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity's five-year, $55 million Multiplying the Impact campaign. And wow, you stepped up big time. In just over four years, you multiplied the impact—ahead of schedule!
You proved that there is strength in numbers. In total, generous Minnesotans contributed more than 100,000 volunteer days and $55 million to the campaign. Together, you doubled the number of families who buy homes with us each year and unlocked many audacious goals.
Your generosity, passion, and resilience will impact families for generations. Look at all you’ve accomplished to create, preserve, and promote homeownership in the Twin Cities.
You did it!
Relive the magic of the Multiplying the Impact campaign celebration with the video below:
You created homeownership and unlocked potential
Home is the foundation for everything.
LeAndra always wanted to buy a home for her family. And by the time her two daughters reached ages 18 and 12, they really wanted rooms of their own. By no matter what she did, it always felt like homeownership was out of reach.
The LeAndra found Habitat. She became the 114th homebuyer this year, and her new home is just blocks away from her mom's house in Frogtown. Her dream came true. Now her daughters have the space to live our their dreams too.
"I want my kids to grow up and know they can go anywhere in this world, and at any given time, they have a home to return to. And I feel like this is the beginning of that."
– LeAndra, purchased a Habitat home in 2019
Home has never been more important
Your generosity has multiplied the impact and created a ripple effect that will expand for generations. Thank you.
But the need for safe, stable homes has never been greater. The twin pandemics of COVID-19 and systemic racism have made one thing abundantly clear: Homeownership is essential for public health and is a building block for racial equity.
As we celebrate the end of the Multiplying the Impact campaign, please know we'll need your ongoing support to continue expanding homeownership and protecting homeowners well into the future.