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Bringing
Communities
Together
2020 ANNUAL REPORT
Table of Contents 1. Leadership Message 2. 2020 Impact 3. 2020 Accomplishments 8. Bringing Communities Together 12. Building and Buy Backs 14. Social Enterprise 16. Our Donors 21. Financials Habitat for Humanity’s vision is to see a world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live. Habitat for Humanity Edmonton brings communities together to help families build strength, stability, and independence through affordable home ownership. Habitat for Humanity’s Values 1. Strong and stable homes help build strong and stable communities. 2. Decent shelter is something we all need to thrive. 3. With a little help, we all have the potential to stand on our own. 4. Bold actions speak louder than words. 5. Working together, side-by-side, promotes understanding and independence.
Leadership Message
I think it is safe to say that none of us has ever experienced a year
like 2020. For many, it was a year that tested our resolve and pushed
our limits. And yet in the wake of trying times there were important
lessons learned and opportunities uncovered. The onset of physical
distancing and Zoom calls led us to rethink how we interact with each
other and conduct our business. The world changed in March, and
Habitat Edmonton’s world was no exception. And yet, in the midst of
uncertainty, our team had major accomplishments.
As we reported in 2019, our mortgage model needed Fundraising was brought almost entirely into the digital
to change in order to meet the needs of the families we world. We held the first ever virtual Women Build
serve and to ensure Habitat’s long term sustainability. As fundraiser, and our staff also organized a stellar golf
a result of the change, there were families in our program tournament replete with COVID protocols and a new
who were rightly concerned about our communication digitized approach.
surrounding the new mortgage model. After listening
In August, we hired John Caputo as the interim CEO
closely to their concerns, we were able to achieve
to steer the ship while we searched for the next leader
a mutual agreement to move forward together. We
to take the helm. We were delighted to announce in
committed to a stronger focus on diversity and inclusion,
late December that Dr. Ann-Marie Reddy would be the
which resulted in diversity training across the whole
incoming President and CEO of Habitat Edmonton.
organization, and to the formation of our Community
The board thanks John for his leadership and for
Advisory Council. The board thanks everyone involved
preparing a smooth transition for Ann-Marie.
for their patience and understanding as we worked
through these challenges. As always, we report on the number of families we
served throughout the year. Despite the uncertainties
Due to the pandemic, our staff deeply missed the
of 2020, 48 families became homeowners. All of
meals, laughs, and stories they shared regularly with
us should be proud that we brought families home -
our volunteers. We are happy to report, however, that
especially through the uncertainty of a pandemic.
volunteers were able to return to our ReStores and to our
Thank you for your continued support. We look
Prefab Contribution Centre while following COVID safety
forward to serving more families in 2021 and to
protocols.
working towards a more sustainable future.
In order for our ReStore operations to run effectively,
Chris Bruce
we had to be creative. Shoppers interacted through
Chair, Board of Directors
Facebook Live feeds and purchased items by phone
for curbside pick-up, and donors dropped off donations
while staff processed them in a safe manner. I highly
commend our ReStore staff for the tremendous amount
of work and ingenuity they contributed to ensure that our
stores flourished.
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 1
2020 Impact
16
homes
homes were under
48 construction in
Edmonton, Cold Lake,
families Grande Prairie, and
Rocky Mountain House.
77 parents and 103 children moved
into homes thanks to the generosity
of our volunteers and donors in
Edmonton and throughout the
communities we serve across
northern Alberta.
802
volunteers invested their
time, talents, and passion
into building homes.
$3.91
Donation pick-ups by the million
Habitat ReStore helped
raised in Restore sales
divert items from
by volunteers
$2.54 landfills.
2,537
and staff.
million
raised through
financial donations
and gift-in-kind support.
3,429
volunteer hours
were invested
by Habitat
homeowners.
2 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020
2020
Accomplishments
8
Home Completions in Grande Prairie
A partnership between the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie, Government
of Alberta, City of Grande Prairie, KSM Group, and Habitat Edmonton
resulted in homes for eight families in Grande Prairie. All eight families
are now experiencing the pride of home ownership!
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 3
6
Build Starts
in Hollick Kenyon
2 of 6 homes were
completed in 2020.
In 2020 we began constructing six single family homes in Edmonton’s
Hollick Kenyon community in northeast Edmonton. Constrained by COVID
protocols, Habitat’s Construction division worked within the guidelines
and as a result two of the six homes were completed in 2020.
Construction
of a Single
Family Home
in Cold Lake
Construction on a single family home was underway in the community
of Cold Lake to prepare for a family to move home in 2021.
4 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020
Prepared to Open a ReStore
in Sherwood Park
In order to support Habitat’s work in Edmonton and
across northern Alberta, we needed to expand our
ReStore presence. Throughout the year we prepared to
open a ReStore in Sherwood Park at 7 Streambank Avenue
with the goal of opening in January of 2021. Many thanks
to our hard working staff and volunteers who contributed
countless hours to bring the vision to reality.
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 5
Over
$77,600
Raised!
First Ever Women Build Virtual
Fundraiser, Presented by Dow
Habitat runs an annual Women Build to bring women leaders together
to learn about Habitat, raise funds, and to spend time building in our
Prefab Shop. This past year we held the first ever virtual Women Build,
presented by Dow. Participants raised over $77,600 online to contribute
toward a “Women Build Home” in Edmonton.
Hired Dr. Ann-Marie
Reddy as the CEO
to Lead Us Into
2021 and Beyond
In late December we were thrilled to
announce that Dr. Ann-Marie Reddy
would be the incoming President
and CEO. We are excited for what
Habitat Edmonton will accomplish
in 2021 and beyond.
6 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020
Golf Tournament Raised
$50,000
It is not easy to hold a golf
tournament in the midst of a
pandemic. However, our Fund
Development team ensured that safety
protocols were followed to the tee, and
brought the fundraising component entirely
online. The tournament was a success as new
people were introduced to Habitat’s work and
we raised over $50,000!
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 7
The founder of Habitat
for Humanity once
Bringing said... “Everyone who
gets sleepy at night
Communities should have a simple,
decent place to lay
Together their heads, on terms
they can afford to pay.”
The Habitat program helps families transition
from renting to owning an affordable home,
with a goal of one day graduating from the
program by selling their home back to Habitat
to purchase a home on the open market.
In order help families, Habitat brings together
communities to make home ownership a
reality. Volunteers, donors, and community
partners do the heavy-lifting so that our
families will prosper.
8 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020“Nobody looks at themselves as being in a
position to change the world, but these type
of projects do change the world. When we The Rotary donated
all have a strong foundation, we’re stronger
individually and collectively, and we can
$980,000
to the project.
then do greater good in our world.”
Bringing Communities Together:
A Donor’s Perspective
The Rotary Club of Grande Prairie worked alongside Habitat Edmonton to provide
eight affordable homes in their community. The region had experienced a housing
crisis for many years, and the nature of economics in the north was taking its toll on
the affordability of housing. After hearing about the specifics of Habitat’s program,
the Rotary Club explored what a partnership with Habitat might look like.
“We discovered that Habitat was an excellent fit with Rotary’s values,” said Tyla Savard, President of the
Rotary Club of Grande Prairie. “There are great programs for affordable housing in Grande Prairie, but
Habitat’s program helps to transition families from renting to home ownership, which is something that
is desperately needed.”
“When Rotary invests in a project, we look at the potential impact on our community and the project’s
sustainability. Each Habitat home creates generational change for multiple families over the lifetime of
the house. That lasting impact is definitely there.”
Rotary is all about connections, and connecting with others is crucial to building a strong community.
“We were blown away by the magnitude of the project and its impact upon parents and their children
and our community,” said Tyla. “When we presented keys, my cheeks were hurting because I had such
a huge smile. Even though we couldn’t hug or shake hands because of the pandemic, we shared a deep
connection with the families, our business community, neighbours, and others.”
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 9Bringing Communities Together:
A Volunteer’s Perspective
Don Neufeld was aware of Habitat Edmonton from its genesis. It was founded
by Dave Hubert, a friend whom Don had known his whole life. Also, Don’s daughter,
Carolynn, was a member of the board and served as chair of several committees.
Don soon became an active participant at Habitat who has volunteered 20,500 hours.
He has filled many key volunteer roles and continues to volunteer his time.
Over his 25 years with Habitat, Don has seen people from various walks of life join together to strengthen
their community.
“Homeowner families, volunteers, and entire neighbourhoods are enriched as they work together,”
said Don. “In 2008, Habitat volunteers, donors, and staff completed a nine home project, and to celebrate
with the families receiving keys, we obtained a permit to close the street, set up a sound system, and
followed the usual routine of speeches and key presentations. Then, unexpectedly, some neighbours
on the street asked if they could use the mic. They warmly welcomed the families and brought out tables
and home baking to celebrate.”
One of the greatest strengths of the Habitat model, according to Don, is that it mobilizes communities to
help parents, children, and their future generations step into a much better life. When a family graduates
from the Habitat program, their home is refurbished to serve another family. The donations and volunteer
labour that go into each home result in significant benefits for homeowner; however, they also benefit the
entire community, as more families gain access to affordable home ownership. The Habitat program truly
does bring communities together to create a lasting difference for families.
“I remember a sunny Saturday when a large group of volunteers
gathered in front of a home to celebrate alongside a family who was
about to receive their house keys. I noticed a large, strong man who had
volunteered for the project standing nearby with tears running down his
face as the family received the keys to their home. This image had a big
impact on me.” - Don Neufeld
10 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020“Habitat doesn’t say, ‘here’s
the house; see you later’.
Everyone involved with
Habitat is willing to help
and is so friendly. There is
always support and we all
need support. It doesn’t
matter who you are, you
can’t always do everything
on your own. You need
people to help you, whether
it’s with a home like me, or
help with something else.
We’re all here to make our
community stronger, and
we all play a role.” - Kimberly
Bringing Communities Together:
A Family’s Perspective
Kimberly and her three children moved into their home in late 2020. The home
was built in Spruce Grove in 2010 by loving volunteers and donors who contributed
financially and volunteered thousands of hours to bring the homes to completion.
The home was sold back to Habitat by a previous homeowner who graduated from
the program to purchase a home on the open market.
Kimberly needed to move her family into a healthier housing situation; however, every avenue she
explored had brought her back to square one. After a friend tagged her in a Habitat Facebook post,
Kimberly explored the Habitat program, and applied. She was then accepted into the program.
“I was working three jobs to make ends meet and was paying ridiculous amounts of money for rent,”
said Kimberly. “Habitat has given me freedom. Freedom not to worry about finances as much, and
freedom to make the home our home. Now we have the ability to go on a family vacation and other
things we couldn’t do before. Owning a home is a big step in life and to be able to make that step as
a single mom was a really big achievement for me. It means stability for me and my children– no more
moving around, and for that I’m very grateful.”
Thankful for the support from Habitat, Kimberly has been living up to her partnership agreement
by putting in her 500 volunteer hours at Habitat’s ReStore in west Edmonton. She spends her time
organizing shelves, putting products together and serving customers. Her oldest son loves going there
and enjoys everyone there. Every part of Habitat feels like a community, and that’s important to her.
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 11Building
and Buy Backs
12 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020Building
Our construction team was busy in 2020 with homes being built or renovated in Edmonton, Cold Lake,
Grande Prairie, and Rocky Mountain House. We were deeply saddened to temporarily close our build
sites to our volunteers due to the pandemic. However, despite losing our most valuable resource – our
volunteers – we were able to finish two homes in Edmonton, eight in Grande Prairie, and ready homes
in Cold Lake and Rocky Mountain House for occupancy in 2021. We are grateful to the volunteers who
contributed hours from January – March and for those who participated in our Prefab Shop when we
were able to re-open.
Although our volunteers were unable to participate on our build sites, they still found ways to contribute
in a safe manner. Special thanks goes to our volunteers who helped in our ReStores and offices as
well as those who delivered flyers and assisted with other projects. We are incredibly thankful for our
volunteers’ flexibility, understanding, and dedication to helping us to serve families.
Buy Back Program
The Buy Back program has been a vital part of Habitat’s success since it was implemented in 2005.
In this program, Habitat will buy back homes from homeowners who graduate from our program in
order to serve another family who is looking to purchase an affordable home. Here is how the
Buy Back program works:
1 2
We buy back the home
and the homeowner
The homeowner notifies
graduates from the
us when they wish to sell
program with the equity
their home.
that they have accrued.
Families generally use
their equity to purchase a
home on the open market.
3 4
We begin searching Once touch-ups and
for another homeowner renovations are completed,
family to purchase the a new homeowner family
home while we perform assumes ownership of the
any necessary touch-ups home and begins paying
and renovations. their affordable mortgage.
The Buy Back program allows Habitat to serve
a family for a fraction of the cost of building a new
home. In 2020 there were 32 families who sold their
homes back to Habitat and started a new adventure
in market home ownership!
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 13Social
Enterprise
Some Items We Accept
as Donations:
washers, dryers, stoves, fridges, antiques,
cabinets, new flooring, home décor, doors,
windows, lighting fixtures, kitchen and
bathroom sinks, clean lumber with no nails,
mouldings, furniture: dressers, tables, kitchen
chairs, etc, tools.
The proceeds from ReStore
are used to help families move
into affordable home ownership.
Edmonton Sherwood Park Grande Prairie
4004 99 Street NW 7 Streambank Avenue 10431A 96 Avenue
8210 Yellowhead Trail NW
16811 106 Avenue NW
14 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020The Habitat ReStore:
Shop. Donate. Volunteer.
Every visit to a Habitat ReStore is a new adventure! From vintage items to building supplies, ReStore
is a treasure trove of household goods and unique items. All of the products in our stores are donated
by individuals and companies whose generosity helps us grow the Habitat program. Our customers
are regularly amazed at the quality and quantity of the products we sell. Whether you are looking for
seasonal items, renovation materials, tools, or home improvement items, our ReStores should be the
first stop on your list!
Like most retail outlets, our ReStores experienced the impact of the pandemic throughout 2020.
The reality of physical distancing and masking caused us to rethink how we integrated our volunteers
and how we served our customers. Our staff demonstrated ingenuity, bravery, and commitment to our
cause, and as a result, our ReStores were able to operate effectively through Facebook Live feeds,
phone purchases, and curbside pick-up until our doors were re-opened at limited capacity.
In 2019, we began exploring opportunities to open a ReStore in Sherwood Park and in 2020 we secured
a location at 7 Streambank Avenue. Once the building was constructed, our volunteers and staff rolled
up their sleeves to ready the store to open in January 2021. As excited as we were about the new
opportunity in Sherwood Park, we also had to say goodbye to our beloved ReStore East at 6909
76 Avenue. ReStore East was opened in 2010 and served our customers well for a decade.
We were blessed to have had ReStore volunteers who generously gave of their time throughout the
year. Volunteers helped us serve customers, load and unload vehicles, stock shelves, fix items, and the
keep the stores tidy and organized. Volunteers are integral to the success of the ReStores, and their
hard work and commitment to Habitat is evident with every single shift.
The Prefab Contribution Centre
A key area of focus for Habitat Edmonton continues to be sustainability. In order to maximize
effectiveness and minimize expenditures, we continue to use our prefab shop as a revenue source
to offset operational costs so that a greater percentage of donor dollars are allocated to building
homes and serving families.
Our prefab shop enables us to build year-round unimpeded by weather while ensuring the quality of the
walls, decks, floors, and other items we construct. The shop allows us to reliably run our Adopt-a-Day
program, tool training, and painting workshops, which generate revenue for our affiliate. The prefab
shop also allows us to hold special events for which we would otherwise need to pay venue costs.
In 2020 we continued to seek partnerships to strengthen our prefab social enterprise. Through a
partnership with Habitat for Humanity Red Deer Region, our staff and volunteers prefabricated walls
for four homes for our neighbouring affiliate. We also were approached by a company who was
awarded a contract to frame a seniors’ complex. Volunteers and staff completed the walls for this
project in our prefab shop and then the walls were shipped to site.
Our volunteer-run upcycling program continues to contribute back to our affiliate. The upcycling program
involves volunteers using donated items and leftover materials to create masterpieces that are sold in
our ReStores.
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 15Our Donors
Habitat is proud of the many families who lives have been transformed through the Habitat for Humanity
program. Every gift from our supporters brings parents and their children one step closer to owning
a home of their own. In 2020, we celebrated alongside 48 families who became homeowners. Our
supporters help families build strength, stability, and independence through the Habitat program.
Thank you for your continued support.
Affiliate
Supporters
Diamond Contributors Cathro, Kevin
CGI ISMC Inc.
Mohapatra, Smrutiranjan
Molesky, Marion
($100,000+) ($5,000-$9,999) Cheung, Peter & Florence Morris, Kathryn
Alison B. Rice Foundation Bergman, Joseph CHS Benefits Consulting Inc. Mulligan, Jan & Hawkins, Rick
& McDermid, Jill
BBH Limited Partnership Cosco, Judy Muth, Don
Boytinck, Arthur
City of Grande Prairie Davies, Kathy Neerlandia Christian
Fargey, James & Mary Joan Reformed Church
City of Leduc Dentons Canada LLP
FloForm Industries Ltd. Nikolai, Alfred & Ann
CMHC Dickau, Michael
Reynolds Mirth Richards Nordic Mechanical Services
Government of Alberta Dow Chemical Canada Inc.
& Farmer LLP
DREAM Development Olthuis, Ian
Rothmans Benson & Hedges
Gold Toolhound Inc. Enterprise Holdings
Foundation
Ouellette, Vital & Colleen
Peterson, Dolores
($50,000-$74,999) Whirlpool Canada LP
Fargey, Mary Joan Petrin Mechanical Ltd.
Howden, Don & Jayne Fernandes, Jennifer Ralph & Gay Young Family
(In Memory of Betty
Emma Howden)
Supporters Flesher, Tom Capital Fund
($1,000-$4,999) Frank & Dollie Leah Memorial Raywalt Construction Co. Ltd.
Accent Heating & Air Fund Schober, Chris & Katie
Silver Conditioning Fullster Iron Ltd. Scotiabank
($25,000-$49,999) Alberta Knights of Columbus Golchert, Guenther SE Design and Consulting
Charitable Foundation Gold Bar Properties Ltd. (2009) Inc.
ATB Financial
Alberta Oil Tool Employee GS Construction Select Engineering
Edmonton Community Goodwill Fund Committee Consultants Ltd.
Foundation Habitat Studio & Workshop
Alberta Regional Council Service Experts
IBI Group Geomatics of Carpenters and Allied Heron, Rob
(Canada) Inc. Shank, Elise
Workers Homeward Trust Edmonton
REALTORS® Slugoski, Darrin & Karen
Andrew, Steven John, Katherine
Community Foundation St. Joseph Assembly Knights
ATCO Electric EPIC Kerr Interior Systems Ltd.
VETS Group of Columbus
ATCO EPIC Employees Knights of Columbus Council
Sterling Crane
Participating 7070
Bronze ATCO Pipelines & Liquids Lackey, John & Barbel
Strathcom Media
Strathearn Heights Ltd.
Lange, Margaret
($10,000-$24,999) Bartle & Gibson Co. Ltd.
Superior Glove Works Ltd.
Baxter, Geoff Lunn, Patricia
CGC Inc. Teamsters Local Union 987
Bentley, Bruce & Carol MacDonald, Ian & Joanna
Cutting Edge Research Inc. The Shaama Centre for
Blanch, Morley & Val MacManus, John
Gordon Food Service Seniors and Women
Bradson Promotional Maher, John
Kustom Properties Thomas, David
Group Inc. Malychuk, Nick & Mildred
MCL Power Inc. Trussler, Marguerite
Breitkreitz, Linda Marshall, Ernie & Gladys
Sagen™ Vision Creative Inc.
Bruce, Christopher Martin Deerline/Martin
Winter, Bill & Paulette Wawanesa Mutual Insurance
Buchan, John Motorsports
Company
Canadian Western Bank - McCaughey, Carolynne
Wilson, Betty & Pete
South Edmonton Common McDonald Capital Corp.
Branch Young, Graeme
McFadden, Kyle
Zupan, Leon & Vonnie
16 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020Friends Cranston, Cecil (In Honour
of Darryl Cranston)
Hinse, Tami
Horcica, Elizabeth
Mayfield Management
Group Ltd.
($100-$999) CRO Software Solutions Howden, Jayne (In Memory of McClung, Kelly
1157802 AB Ltd. Curran, Nancy Betty Emma Holden) McClung, Ted
1274244 Alberta Ltd. Davidson, Theresa Howe, Connie McCracken, Gwenneth Anne
(Millenium Manor) Dawe, Patrick Hua, Michael McDonald, K. L.
1558161 Alberta Ltd. Delclayna Whitetail Ideal Contract Services McKee, Kevin
(Tuscany Villa) & Bison Co. Ltd. Innes, Richard & Laurel McLeod, Scott
Acheson, Scott Demers, Simone Jamieson, Robert & Carol McRae, Mark
Addison, Jennifer Dennis, Christina Janzen, Sandra Meetsma, Bryan & Emily
(In Memory of Dinh, Tony
Jason Houncaren) Jasper, Karen Meier, Valerie
Djalili, Mariam Jean & Gerry Staring Fund Melitz, Menno
Afanasiff, Cindy
Dodd, Lindsay Jean Fitzsimmons & Family Merchant, Val
Afanasiff, Julie
Drapeau, Annie Fund Miller, Josh
AJ Gallagher Canada Ltd.
Dunnigan, Muriel Jim Dhillon Real Estate Mills, Cecily
Alba, Bettina - RE/MAX Elite
Dyck, Steve & Vera Milsom, Sherilynn
Alberta Sound Construction Johnson, Jeff
& Management E. Mirth Professional Mobach, Martin & Sandra
Corporation Keith, Teresa
Aleong, Kathryn Monaghan, Nancy
Earle & Elsie Keller, Kyle & Megan
Aliara Consulting Inc. Montandon, Paavo
Hawkesworth Family Kelly, Jack
Allan Newell, Margaret Moon, Bob
Edmonton Network of Giving Keltie, Joyce
Anderson, Ken & Margaret Morrissette, Rene
Edmonton Public Teachers’ Kennedy, Blair
Anova Holdings Inc. Local 37 Charity Trust Fund Mowbrey, Sonya
Kinsmen Club of Rocky
Armstrong, Fran & Paul Edmonton Transit Social Club Myckan, Orest
Mountain House
Austrom, Calvin Edwards, Brian Nasseri, Reza
Kjorlien, Jim & Rita
Balon, Dianne EllisDon Construction Nedelec, Ronda
Klingbeil, Doris
Banack, Andy Services Inc. Next Homes
Knights of Columbus Father
Barnard, Margaret Elton, Martin & Jacqueline Dobson Council No. 3553 Niemeier, Amber
Barry, Dr. Keith EPCOR Utilities Inc. Knights of Columbus Father Nvenn Inc.
Bates, Steve Everitt, Lisa Hannas Council #10519 O Connell, Wen-Chih
Beaver Plastics Ltd. Fadish, Larissa Knoop, Emily O’Neill, Mary & John
Becker, Barb Fagnan, Noella Kobitowich, William L. Oliver, Carleen
Biddle, Stephen Fast, Hank & Barb Konsorada, Jasmine Olotu, Bayo
Bieber, Don Faucher, Leah Koop, Rudy Ovelson, Jennifer
Biggs, Gary Feehan, Kevin & Mona-Lee Kramps, Marie A. Pacesetter Homes Ltd.
Binnema, Calvin Ferguson, Mary Labonte, Joel Patrick, Mike
Bissonnette,Gerard Field, Dr. Peggy Anne Lachambre, Amber Paznor Group Inc.
& Dolores Ford, Harvey & Lillian Lammerink Family Fund PCL Construction
Blair, Steven Fortner, Corrie Laseur, Reno Management Inc.
Blais, Paul French, Francis Leana Nickason Residential Perry, Burke
BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. Friesen, Janice Drafting & Design Peter, Lyla
Brennan, Beverley Gallant, Lorrie Leduc Regional Housing Petrin, Margaret
(In Memory of Arlene Schur) Foundation Phillips, Carolyn
Brooker, Elmer
Giesbrecht, Mary Ann Lee, Julie Pinsent, John
Brooker, Marion
Gill, Harleen Lema, Andre Polanski, Frank
Buckle, Sheila
Graham, Pamela Ann LeMaistre, David Posyniak, Jean
Bukowski, George
Grandish, Marshall Lennie, Malcolm & Oryssia Potts, Robert
Burns, Sarah
Green, Susan & Roth, Stewart Les Filles De Jesus Presisniuk, Tracy
Byer, Yvonne
Greenway, Donald Lin, Shih Chen Prior, Dean & Heather
Caiyu, Xu
Groner, Christine Loe, Alice Pro-Active IT
Cameron, David
Guglich, Judy Loeffelmann, Eileen Management Inc
Campbell, Colin
Hagerty, Claudine Loughridge, Trevor Quinlan, Kathryn
Campbell, Jim & Marie
Haley, Taunya Lower, Martin R.W.K. Construction
Campbell, Rob
Hamerl, Doris Lypowy, June & James Raiwet, Cheryl & Tober, Len
Cantwell, Fred
Hampton, Marguerite Macaskill, Joanne (In Memory Raposo, John
Capital Estate Planning
(In Memory of Bill Hampton) of Peter Macaskill) RC Strategies
Corporation
Handford, Johanna MacCallum, Heather Regehr, Marlene
CCS Contracting Ltd.
Harmon, Thomas MacDonald, Claire Renfree, John
Centre Court
Harrison, Hillary Mackenzie, Patricia Richard Cowles Prof Corp
Coble, Penelope
Haryett, Trish Manderley Turf Products Inc. Richards, Dr. Elizabeth
Collins, Sharon & Worobec, D.
Hashiuzume, Laurie Marketplace Events LLC Richuk, Marlin G.
Corporate Support
Group Inc. Hawker, Wayne Martel, Jordan Rix, Dean & Merlyn
Correlje, Marlie Heesing, Hubert Mascaluk, Dannny Robinson, David
Coyes, Terry Heger, Matthias Matsuba, Ron Robinson, Simone
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 17Rosnau, James Douglas West, Johanna Consolidated Gypsum Brooker, Delphine
Roth, Lawrence & Barbara Whitson, Helen Supply Ltd. Brunet, Jerry
Ryan, Kevin & Paulette Wiebe, Natasha Builders Electric
Sachs, Hailey Wiens, Jolanta Contributors Builders’ Floor Centre Ltd.
Samoil, Judith Wiens, Rick ($5,000 - $9,999) Carpet Superstore
Sandstra, Tracey Woodman, Jill Cartney, Melanie
1197855 Alberta Ltd.
Sangster, Jason Wyers, Gerry Caufield, Catherine
Brookfield Residential
Saunderson, Jim Young, Jean Chandler, Amanda
Can-Cell Industries Inc.
Savaria, L. Paul Your Cause/Electronic Charest, Anita
Arts Outreach Coventry Homes
Schultz, Pam Chartwell Hawthorn
Yurkiw, Mary Anne Dandridge, Brenda Retirement Residence
Scott, John
Ziegler, Catherine Diamond Gold Welding Chiarella, Angelo
Scott, Shauna Services Ltd
(In Memory of Ted Hickey) Choy, Thim
Sequeira, Aroon DIY Cabinet Warehouse
Shenher, Maureen Clanachan, Sandy
Done-Rite Flooring Ltd. Main
Clarke, Warren
ReStore
Shepanovich, Bill FIND Furniture Bank
Sheridan, Gerard Cleal, Joe
Five Star Homes
Sheward, Dale & Jane
Shirtliff, Daryl & Marianne
Supporters FloForm Industries Ltd.
Haralambie, George
Competrini, Luciano
Concept Homes
Contract Renovations &
Sholter, Jon
Sinclair, Cathy
Diamond Heredity Homes St.
Albert Ltd.
Custom Homes Ltd.
Sinclair, Diane ( $75,000+) IKEA Canada Ltd.
Corbett, Sandra
Costco Wholesale
Singer, Echo The Home Depot Canada Kimberley Homes Canada Ltd.
Sisters of Holy Cross Lowe’s Home Improvement - Cranston, Cinnamon
Small Projects Gold Sherwood Park
Ocanada Contractors Ltd.
Crowler, Ingrid
Sobeys Corporate Head
Office ($50,000 - $74,999) Peak Installations Inc.
Crown Millwork Ltd.
CanWel Building Materials Cyrenne, Joe
Solyma, Natalie Polar Windows Canada
Group Ltd. Depoe, Don
St. Albert Catholic Parish Robinson Supply
Dews, Paul
St. Albert Evangelical TEK Plumbing and Heating
Lutheran Church Silver Wolseley
DiGiuseppe Interior
Design Ltd.
Stad, Herman & Mariette
($25,000 - $49,999) Yerxa, John Dompe, Brian
Stam, David
Boytinck, Arthur Durand, Claude
Stang, Thomas
Staszenski, Donna
Dick’s Lumber Supporters E & L Lighting (2006) Ltd.
Stefaniak, Debra
Dulux Paints ($1,000 - $4,999) Edenloff, Ivan
Gem Cabinets Ltd. Edge, Ila
Stewart, Hazel 1613554 Alberta Ltd. DBA:
GoodMorning.com Inc Beachcomber Hot Tubs & Elsinga, John
Stewart, Margaret
Powarco Realty Inc. Patio Engezinger, Marcia
Stewart, Marilyn
Western Archrib 2008367 Alberta Ltd. Engineering Students’
Strickler, Karl & Priska
YEG1 Amazon Canada A B Tile & Stone Ltd. Society - U of A
Sugiura, Jacqueline
Absolute Hardwood Flooring Estate of Carroll Wayne
Sylvester, Bill & Jo Nixon
Tarry, Ken Bronze Adeney, Janet
Advanced Cleaning &
Estate of Donne Bergsmann
Taylor, Emily ($10,000 - $24,999) Restoration Estate of Fred Elgert
The Centennial College HUNKS Hauling Junk Affordable Storage Centre Estate of Hugh A Downie
Thomas, Melanie and Moving Alberta Carpenters Training Estate of Josef Stiele
Toogood, Richard & Virginia All Weather Windows Centre Estate of Mr. Josef Jaras
Torbiak, Jordan Cloverdale Paints All Professional Trades Estate of Pedram Mousavi &
Towns, Calvin Tessier, Marianne Services Inc. Momojgan Daneshmand
Tucker, John & Alana Sandhills Manufacturing Ltd. All-West Glass Evans, Nicholas
Turpin, Ryan Boytinck, Brant Alqasseley, Dalia Field, Don
Tutt, Stu & Joyce Wright, Geoff Anacan, Betty Floor Centre
Tymo, Shari & Jeff Lowe’s Andreassen, Ellen Forsythe, Ryan
Ultra Shine Baron Building Supplies Ltd. Armstrong, Darryl Fowler, William
Van Biert, Jordan & Tamara Jandel Homes Ashley Furniture Homestore Gateway Windows
Van Landeghem, John & Vi Axford, Sara Manufacturing Inc.
Dal Tile of Canada
Vandenberg, Linda AYA Kitchens & Closets Gough, Alison
Bartle & Gibson Co. Ltd.
VandenDool, Gerrit Baechler, Elizabeth Hahn, Daryl
Shoemaker Drywall Supplies
Venables, Richard William Bankier, Joseph Hall, Brenda
Ranger Marketing Services
Visser, Shelley Barkman, Kelvin Hamdon, Lorrine
Alliance Door Products
Vriend, Cornelius & Willemine Benjamin Moore Pinnacle Hannam, Dan
Ramada by Wyndham
Wachowich, Allan & Bette North Hantelmann, Allan
Graham, Bill
Watson, Scott Berube, Betty-Anne Hardman, Mathew
Graham, Jason
Webb, Bill Blasetti, Dave Hardman, Ruth
Sampson, Mark
18 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020Hindle, Sue Paramount Flooring Inc. Urban Granite Ltd. Chris’ Auto Service
Hoffmann, Scott Parker, Lorne Vaasjo, Anne-Marie Christenson Group of
Holt Renfrew Parkwood Master Builder Inc. Wagner, Harry Companies
Horizon North Camps Patel, Ashesh Werth, Elin Christenson, Randy
& Catering Perrin, Bryer Woloshyn, Mary Cloutier, Lisa
Horsey, Terri Peters, Doug Wolseley Mechanical Co-operators General
Howlect, Stephen Insurance Company
Peterson, Dolores Wolseley Mechanical Group
Hunka, Holly College of Alberta
Phillips-Boyle, Valerie Wolstenholm, John
Psychologists
Ideal Carpets & Interiors Ltd. Pickrell, Al Woodland Home Hardware
Coulombe, Jocelyne
Igloo Building Supplies Group POPS Home Hardware Building Centre
Coverdale Infusion Clinic
Imperial Marble & Tile Ltd. Building Centre WSI Doors Ltd.
Cunningham, Shana
Independent Group of PVN Flooring Ltd. Yakimovich, Peggy
Companies Dahl, Alan
Q S I Interiors Ltd. Young, Karen
Irwin, Peter Davediuk, Jinette
Radeka, Ivan & Katrina Zart, Joyce
Jacobs, Grant Davidson, Steven
Reflect Window & Door Zdril, Charleen
Jayman Master Builders Day, Irene
Regency Innovations Inc.
De Girolamo, Janice
Jomha, Tarek
Kangan, Liz
Reis, Andrew Friends Debji, Rashida
Reliable Millwork Contracting
KANS of Any Colour Ltd. ($500 - $999) Delwood Elementary
Restoration Hardware
Kim, Youngsoo Abbasi, Goher Demishe, Melat
Rhodes, Clarence
Kjorlien, Jim Abel, Danny Devaney, Claire
Riddell, Ann
Koop, Rudy Adam, Nancy Dodd, Maria
Riva, Bruno
Akagi, George Domanska-Wala, Anna
Robinson Supply
“My family is one of RONA - South Al-Subaihee, Momen Douglas Udell Gallery
many whose lives have Alberta Blue Cross Douglas-Phillips, Faye
Routledge, Daphne
been transformed Allen, James Durabuilt Windows and
Royal Concept Kitchen
Altaf, Shabeen Doors Inc.
because of Habitat. Cabinets
Andrais, Bonnie Estate of Elsie Kwiatkowski
I want to personally Ruhl, Wilfred
Armstrong, Lynda Estate of Glenda Christensen
thank you for making Ruhl, Wilfred
Russell, Shirley Ashton, Edie
dreams come true. “I can say it no more
Sahim, Afsaar AT-Tech Custom
You are special people Woodwork Inc. succinctly than this –
Sarasota Homes Ltd.
who are making a huge Atamanchuk, Ken & Lynda and as I type, I realize
Sentag Modular
difference.” – Beth Shute, Jan Au, Amanda I am falling short. The
Sierra Contract Flooring Au, Heather work Habitat has done
Landmark Group Bacha, Yvette
of Companies Inc. Sills, Jean for my family and I has
Slater, Brian Bailey, Brent blessed me every single
Lau, Johnathan
Baluck, Samuel
Lawrence, Tyson Smale, Allison day of my life and it will
Bane, Trevor
Lead, John Snyder, Nancy continue to do so as
Spectrum Brands Hardware Baretta, Amanda
Lidia Contract Flooring Ltd. long as I live. I can never
and Home Improvement Baugerud, Josie
Lowe’s Edmonton - West repay; all I can do is
Spriggs, Dennis Bawolin, Grant
Lowe’s Home Improvement - thank you.” – T. J.
Manning Stanley, Nedra Baxter, Debbie
Lowes Home Improvement Star Mechanical (Edm) Ltd. Bedrock Homes Ltd.
Falkenberg, Virginia
Lowes St. Albert Stepien, Ryan Bickford, Shelly
Flett, James
MacFarlane, Diana Strathcona Decorating Bissani, Stefan
Forberg, Melissa
Centre Ltd. Boisjoli, Peter & Geraldine
MacKay, Marg Fosshiem, Phyllis
Sunner, Pam Borrelli, Antonietta
Malin, Bob Frabette, Linda
Super 8 Spruce Grove Bortnick, Steven
Mandel, Lynn Frank, Bonnie
Syvenky, David Bouilly, Leona
Martinez-Yu, Therese Franke, Greg
Tabler, Julie Bourassa, Sheryl
Matiejewski, Joan Frederick, Debra
Taiga Building Products Bozic, Milan
Matrix Solutions Inc. Frohn, Elizabeth
Tarksis, Debra Brezovski, Jessica
McCormick, Mike Gain, Tim
Telus Retail Ltd. Brown, Rod
McDowell, Adeline Galon, Venora
The Estate of Ryan Thomas Buckland, John
Mercer Tavern Gerard, Diana
Thiessen, Karen Cabela’s
MetaLa-Con Gervais, Jules
Construction Ltd. Thomas, Arvin Cabezas, Pat
Giebelhaus, Aaron
Metrie Canada Inc. Thompson, Lynette Calder, Sean
Gilchrist, R.
Moo-Yong, Ryan Tile Town Ltd. Camacho, Elizabeth
Gill, Scott
Muth Electrical Titan Flooring Canart, Cory
Gillott, Tracy
Management Inc. Tkaczyk, Joan Carruthers, Earl
Gilroy, Angie
Neal, Jennifer Toppin, Neville Cheuk, Andrea
Glombick, Adelhardt
Niven, Lowell Towne and Countree Chisholm-Bale, Karen
Kitchens Godbout, Em
Nufloors
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 19Goondi, Gurmail Lai, Albert Richards, Alan Swalm, Ella
Gorman, Melissa Langerak, Marlene Richardson, Steve Taschuk, Gerry
H.W. Metals & Salvage Ltd. Lazowski, Ray Riley, Deanne Taylor, Stillman
Hackborn, Daniel Lefebvre, Adrien River City Tile Company Tetzloff, Gerry
Hansen, Darlene Leigh, Stephen Rohit Communities Inc. The Estate of G.
Happy, Nishant Leland, Vivian Roloff, Fran Zimmermann
Harmat, Angela Letourneau, Julia Rose, Aileen The Estate of Paul Sager
Harper, Brian Levy, Dale Rosychuk, Greg Thom, Wayne
Harris, Cheryl Li, Yannie Ruhl, Natalie Thomson, Sharon
Harrison, Howard Loucraft, Darin Runners Light Hauling Toma, Dennis
Hensman, Laurie Macdonald, Drew Ruzycki, Christine Torgunrud, Colleen
Hereygers, Christine MacLeod, Lolita Transitions Support Program
Hicks, Ian MacPherson, Lisa “Home ownership Traub, Lorena
Hiebert, Julie Mador, Jennifer comes with an amazing Travis, Larry
Hilsendeger, Wayne Mageau, Marcel sense of pride. This is Tu, Tuan
Hoang, John Malkus, Leland Tutt, Stu
ours, the money I put
Hodgetts, Estelle Matheson, Clayton & Colleen Uline Canada Corporation
into it every month
Home Hardware Mauver, Len Velt, Monica
helps us to build a
(Fort Saskatchewan) McCool, Justin Volvo Edmonton
better future. The girls
Hoogewoonink, Bert McKinnon, Joanne Vuong, Jennifer
Hootz, Arlene could feel it too. I could Wabisca, Erin
McMenamin, Marla
Hopewell Residential feel good knowing Wanless, Brenda
Mehrabi, Pouya
Communities
Mehrota, Deepak
that we had a safe Welykochy, Donald
Howell, Virginia and secure place to Weslosky, Connor
Mehrotra, Rachna
Mendez, Emma live, knowing that the Whitemud Creek Ranching
“When I found out I was & Development Corp.
Metalmark Engraving & MFG cost of this life was
accepted to be a Habitat Williams, Donna
Mielke, Mark well within my budget.
homeowner, I went to bed Wilson, Nadia
Miller, Dwayne Three years later, and
at night wondering what Windsor Plywood
Milltrade Building Products I still feel that sense
our house would look like. Woodruff, Carolyn
Miner, Kate of peace knowing that
Will it be warm? Will it be Wyeth, Mike
Mira, Tamara I am building a better Yang, Kelly
bright? When I walked Mitchell, Melody
future for my family in Yaniw, Mark
in and it was better than Miyagishima, Lily
a great environment. Yarbrough, Heather
I ever imagined. Some Moar, Don
I am extremely proud Yaremovich, Debra
days I walk around and Moore, Ginny
Moquin, Pierre
that I have been able to Yeung, Faye
say to myself, ‘this is for Yvonne
Moroziuk, Jennifer accomplish something
real.’ ” – Shelly Zimmerman, Audrey
Morrison Homes that for many years I
Independent Group of Morton, Paul believed was out of my
Companies MPE Engineering Ltd. reach.” – Dori National
Jaimes, Nancy
Jensen, Sarah
Mukanik, Susan
Mulrooney, Tara Sample, Jeanetta
Supporters
Sander, Nicole Owens Corning Canada
Jonah, Lois Murphy, Shawna
Schuster, Glinda Superior Glove
Jones, Donna Musslewhite, Jessica
Schutz, Carmen Whirlpool Canada
Karius, Laura O’Connell, Kelly
Secord3B Multifamily LP Sagen™
Kasha, Jerome Orleski Construction Ltd.
Selby, Stephanie DOW
Kasowski, Peter Packer, Judy Clare
Keen Builders Papple, Wayne Shaw, Birgit
Keith, Wayne Parenteau, Vera Shenouda, Sameih Lunch Program
Kendal Lighting Inc.
Kinal, Curtis
Pelletier, Diane
Penney, Diana
Shousha, Amira
Showkath Ali, Lalu Mohamed
Supporters
Simply Irresistible Interiors Belmont Sobey’s
Kinsella, Karley Perri, Ed
Smaili, Fatima Nitza’s Pizza
Kirk, Sharon Pfeifer, Ida
Smith, Chris St. Mary’s C.W.L.
Kirlew, Avril Phaurest, Tristan
Smith, Clifford Knights of Columbus
Klein, Tracey Pilgrims Hospice Society
Smith, Wayne Corpus Christi C.W.L.
Klok, Ron Pilt, Shirley
Sobkiw, Sunday Superstore (51 Avenue
Kozak, Charlie Primeau, D. & Calgary Trail)
Kreller, Kel Pryma, William Sokolan, Jeff
Safeway (Manning
Krueger, Ron Qualico Developments Stasynec, Candice
& 137 Avenue)
Kruzolek, John West Ltd. Stenzel, Barbra
Kuhn, Wilf Ralston, Anthony Stilling, Kim & Gary
Kuss, Karl Reddekopp, Neil Stinton, Christie
Lagace, Rhonda Refine Renovations Sung, H.J.
20 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020Financials
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 21Cumulative Number
ReStore Sales of Partner Families Served
$120,000,000
$5,000,000 800
$4,500,000 700
$100,000,000
$4,000,000 600
$80,000,000
$3,500,000 500
$3,000,000
$60,000,000 400
$120,000,000 800
$2,500,000 300
$40,000,000 700
$2,000,000
$100,000,000
600200
$1,500,000
$20,000,000
$80,000,000
500100
$1,000,000
$60,000,000 400 0
$500,000
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2018
2019
2020
2020
1991-2005
2016
2017
2018
2019
300
$40,000,000
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
Houses Held for Sale 200
$20,000,000 Construction in Progress & Land Costs
100 700 Families Served
Gross Mortgages Receivable (Before Discount)
Contribution
* Total excludes 13 homes acquired from Habitat for Humanity
Revenue 0 On The Boarder in 2017
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2018
2019
2020
1991-2005
2020
2016
2017
2018
2019
Houses Held for Sale
Construction in Progress & Land Costs
700 Families Served
Gross Mortgages Receivable (Before Discount)
* Total excludes 13 homes acquired from Habitat for Humanity
$120,000,000 On The Boarder in 2017
Total Program Delivery Revenue
$16,000,000
$100,000,000
Expenses vs. Home Assets (Excluding
$14,000,000 ReStores)
$80,000,000 $12,000,000
$120,000,000 $10,000,000
$60,000,000 $8,000,000
$16,000,000
$100,000,000 $6,000,000
$40,000,000 $14,000,000
$4,000,000
$80,000,000 $12,000,000
$20,000,000 $2,000,000
$10,000,000
$60,000,000 $8,000,000
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 $6,000,000
$40,000,000
General & Administrative Expenses $4,000,000 Cash & In-Kind Donations
Total Revenues Grants
$20,000,000 (Donation, Home Sales, Social Enterprise) $2,000,000
Other Revenue
Home Assets
(Before Mortgage Discount)
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
General & Administrative Expenses Cash & In-Kind Donations
Total Revenues Grants
(Donation, Home Sales, Social Enterprise) Other Revenue
Home Assets
(Before Mortgage Discount)
22 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020Habitat for Humanity Edmonton
Summarized Financial Report for 2020
The following information is extracted from the financial statements of Habitat for
Humanity – Edmonton Society as at December 31, 2020 and for the year then ended
which were audited by KPMG, Chartered Professional Accountants. Full audited financial
statements are available upon request.
Summarized Statement
of Financial Position
2020 2019
Assets
Other current assets $ 3,125,596 $ 1,892,971
Construction in progress 2,080,786 86,223
Land for future builds 1,149,537 2,428,909
Homes held for sale 36,886,696 40,459,671
Mortgages receivable 43,430,393 40,886,977
Capital assets 1,793,677 1,818,873
$ 88,466,685 $ 87,573,624
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities $ 31,140,623 $ 30,366,591
Net assets 57,326,062 57,207,033
$ 88,466,685 $ 87,573,624
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 | 23Summarized Statement of Revenue and Expenses
2020 2019
Program Delivery Revenue
Other donations and fundraising $ 2,293,849 $ 1,968,474
Government grants 3,971,230 754,935
In kind donations 249,995 1,929,046
Other income 353,941 207,565
6,869,015 4,860,020
Program Sales and Cost of Sales
House sales 13,132,675 3,568,997
Cost of house sales and building operations (15,371,805) (8,113,131)
Loss on transfer of homes – (5,212,151)
Mortgage discount net income (expense) (335,090) 1,905,636
(2,574,220) (7,850,649)
Program Expenses
*Family and community support (1,047,777) (1,123,124)
Interest on bank overdraft and debt (871,779) (1,087,666)
Volunteer support (354,199) (444,962)
**Capacity building (287,374) (514,569)
(2,561,129) (3,170,321)
Net Program Activity 1,733,666 (6,160,950)
Restore Operations 1,030,150 1,451,499
Prefab Contribution Center (8,625) 28,826
(2,636,162) (2,629,763)
General and Administrative
Excess (Deficiency) Revenue
Over Expenses $ 119,029 $ (7,310,388)
*Family and Community Support consists of costs incurred to develop and manage rural committeebased builds, Family Services costs,
and tithing fees to Habitat for Humanity Canada to support international builds.
**Capacity building consists of costs related to the excess capacity of the prefab facility and prefab staff not directed allocated to builds.
24 | ANNUAL REPORT 2020How Habitat’s Affordable Home Ownership
Program Works
7 1 2
If a family chooses to We work with We identify eligible
sell their home, Habitat community families and prepare
has the option to *buy partners to them to be homeowners.
back their home and acquire land.
prepare it for another
homeowner. In this way
the home serves multiple
families.
6 3
Families pay affordable We help families build
monthly payments that their homes through
never exceed 30 percent grants, donated funds,
of their income at the time Habitat’s Affordable building materials, and
of entering the program. Home Ownership skilled labour, as well as
This payment includes the Program leveraging of the existing
mortgage, insurance, portfolio.
taxes, and condo/
program fees.
5 4
As part of their Community partners
willingness to partner, and volunteers bring
families agree to volunteer their enthusiasm and
500 hours for Habitat. hard work to our build
sites, ReStores, Prefab
*Buyback Program Shop, offices, and
special events.
Families graduate to complete
independence.
Habitat homes often serve more than one family. If a family chooses to sell their home, they sell it back
to Habitat and receive the equity in their homes. This equity can then be used as a down payment on a home
on the open market.
Leadership Team
Board of Directors Senior Management
Chris Bruce, Chair Ann-Marie Reddy, President and Chief Executive Officer
Imran Thaver, Vice Chair Amber Lachambre, Director of Retail Strategy and Environmental Sustainability
Ian MacDonald, Past Chair Daryl Hahn, Chief Financial Officer
Dolores Peterson, Treasurer Jim Kjorlien, Director of Construction
Carolynne McCaughey, Secretary Kyle Keller, Communications Officer
Larissa Fadish, Director, HR and Volunteer Services
Directors
Catherine Keill Julie Afanasiff
Colin Lipsett Margaret Lange
Dave Thomas Patricia Mackenzie
Kevin Cathro Todd GilchristHFH.org Main Office ReStore South
& ReStore North 4004-99 Street NW
8210 Yellowhead Trail NW Edmonton, AB T6E 3N5
Edmonton, AB T5B 1G5 T: (780) 462.1526
T: (780) 479.3566 Donation Line: (780) 477.4057
F: (780) 479.0762
ReStore: (780) 471.4909 ReStore Sherwood Park
Donation Line: (780) 477.4057 7 Streambank Avenue
Sherwood Park, AB T6E 3N5
Family Services T: (780) 449.1549
& ReStore West Donation Line: (780) 477.4057
16811-106 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB T5P 4G1 Grande Prairie ReStore
Family Services: (780) 453.2979 10431A-96 Avenue
ReStore: (780) 455.0645 Grande Prairie, AB T8V 7J6
ReStore Donation Line: T: (780) 513.0100
(780) 477.4057
Prefab Shop
& Volunteer Centre
14755-121A Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB T5L 2T2
T: (780) 451.3416
F: (780) 451.3727
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