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2011 Annual Report building homes TABLE OF CONTENTS 02 About Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta 04 Message from the President and CEO, and Board Chair 06 Board of Directors 07 Construction 09 Partnering with Families 14 Our Volunteers 16 Habitat for Humanity Restore 18 Special Events 20 Programs 23 Our Donors 25 Contact Us building hope ABOUT HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SOUTHERN ALBERTA MERGE Solutions for Affordable Housing “I really didn’t think that homeownership would Habitat for Humanity Affiliates Merge Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta is a non-profit organization happen for me… finally having a place to call home, to Provide More Families with Affordable Housing working for a world where everyone has a safe and decent place to being able to do it on my own, without having to worry about In order to increase the level of support that Habitat for Humanity live. Our mission is to mobilize volunteers and community partners where my daughter is going to be or where we’re going to is able to provide in several Alberta communities, the organization’s in building affordable housing and promoting homeownership as a end up truly is a dream come true. Thank you.” Brooks District, Calgary, Medicine Hat and Mountain View Affiliates have means to breaking the cycle of poverty. undergone a formal merger, following approval by all Affiliates’ board of — Sandra, Habitat Southern Alberta Homeowner Habitat’s homeownership model empowers families by providing a directors. Effective January 1, 2012, the four affiliates combined resources “hand-up, not a hand-out”. Through volunteer labour and donations and staff under the new name Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta. of money and materials, Habitat builds and rehabilitates simple, With the merger, administrative resources are being centralized out of decent houses alongside homeowner (partner) families. the Calgary office. The intent is to have a Habitat for Humanity Chapter Consisting of Chapter affiliates from Brooks, Calgary, Medicine Hat, in each of Brooks, Mountain View, and Medicine Hat, which will continue and Mountain View, Habitat Southern Alberta is a member of to be run by local volunteers and conduct activities such as fundraising, Habitat for Humanity Canada, and part of a worldwide network volunteer engagement, and partner family recruitment and support locally. that spans 80 countries, which has built over 500,000 homes. With greater operational efficiencies, volunteers and staff will be able to Locally, Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta has served more devote more time and effort to addressing housing need in each of these than 130 families, building more than 130 homes. regions of Southern Alberta. By consolidating resources and operational activities, the new affiliate can better leverage shared resources, ultimately enabling the organization to deliver more homes and more hope to local families in need of safe, decent and affordable housing. To mobilizeOur volunteers Mission and community partners in building affordable housing and promoting homeownership as a means to breaking the cycle of poverty. 2 community MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT & CEO, AND BOARD CHAIR The Habitat family is a diverse collection of people who have come together In 2011 we welcomed several newcomers to our ever growing family – the Homes, Trico Charitable Foundation, Alberta Municipal Affairs, and Canada for a common purpose, to help break the cycle of poverty for hard-working, Affiliates of Brooks District, Mountain View and Medicine Hat all voted to Mortgage and Housing Corporation. This resulted in an additional 67 families low income families through a homeownership model. Our family includes merge with Habitat Calgary, forming Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta. achieving homeownership in townhomes built by Trico Homes as part of a our Habitat partner families, who are living proof that with a “hand-up,” the Consequently, we have now extended our boundaries across almost the entire larger multi-family complex, bringing the total since the start of the project trajectory of people’s lives can be changed immediately and also for generations lower half of the province, bringing our total number of partner families to 145. to 113 families. And as the last families were moving into our 10-plex in to come. We are so fortunate to hear the stories every day of our families, Cochrane, we had already started work on a duplex in Airdrie. Our supporters, donors and partners are also part of our Habitat family. Their and witness first-hand the impact that the stability of their home has on their contributions enable us to achieve homeownership for so many families, and The backbone of our Habitat family is the small contingent of dedicated staff lives. One mother explains how her son has already settled down and is doing through such diverse service models. The successful airing of Paul Brandt’s who together coordinate all the activities towards the goal of helping families much better in school - even though they have not yet moved into their home. “Build It Forward” program on CMT told the stories of seven families whose lives achieve homeownership. Their contributions and commitment have allowed Another father talks about how he used to have to choose between paying his were transformed when they became Habitat families and moved into their own us to merge and keep the movement strong as we serve an ever increasing rent and buying the necessary medication for his daughter – the same father homes, but also paid it forward by completing some of their sweat equity hours number of families. who this year was able to upgrade his education and can now proudly refer in developing areas of Mexico and Haiti. Through the acquisition of homes from to himself as a college graduate – a dream he never thought possible. Another Upon signing his mortgage documents, one of our parents summed up his Calgary Housing Company, five families will be moving into homes in well- mother’s perspective on the world and her own situation has changed after appreciation in his carefully composed statement “you have given me firm- established neighborhoods with schools, public transportation, and extensive completing some of her sweat equity hours in Haiti, through the footedness in life” - a strong, stable foundation from which his family can community networks – homes that we have completely “re-built” inside and Build It Forward program. grow and prosper. So to each member of our Habitat family, our sincerest out. Our highly successful PEAK program continues a program with Trico thanks, for helping us build homes, and build hope. Our Habitat family also includes the more than 2,500 volunteers who contributed in excess of 41,250 hours last year. Individual volunteers, corporate groups, board members, core construction workers, church groups, students, families and friends have helped us lead our organization, build homes, serve Leslie Tamagi Andrew Robertson customers in our ReStore, organize special events, and complete necessary President & CEO Board Chair administrative tasks. Habitat for Humanity Habitat for Humanity On our job sites the meaning of “family” is reflected in the chatter and cajoling Southern Alberta Southern Alberta as our core volunteers work alongside our partner families. We are all one family. The messages of hope and love written on the framing walls by the 250 women who participated in our Women Build said it all, “hammered with love,” and “a lot of love makes a house a home.” 4 appreciation BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONSTRUCTION Airdrie Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta is excited to become part of the BOARD CHAIR MEMBERS Airdrie community to construct our first homes in the community of Bayside. Andrew Robertson David Barber The development is comprised of a semi-detached home, close to schools Partner, Norton Rose President, GFS Calgary and other amenities and is anticipated to be certified Platinum through Brian Borich the Built Green Canada Program. VICE-CHAIR Lawyer, Burnet, Duckworth and Palmer LLP Dave Rogne The Airdrie project was originally spearheaded by the Airdrie Faith Build. President, Emercor LTD Brad C. Crilly Managing Director, Oil and Gas, Royal Bank of Scotland, Calgary Back in 2008, the community group was discussing the need for affordable homes in their own “back yard” and decided to approach Habitat Southern TREASURER Pamela Hollinger Todd Schaan Advisor, Donations, Royal Bank of Canada Alberta. Over the past three years, the group has worked tirelessly to bring VP Finance, Unity Builders Group Habitat to the area by advocating for the issue of affordable housing locally, Jason Irwin Lawyer, Miles Davidson LLP as well as through fundraisers and events. With the vision and persistence of PAST CHAIR the Airdrie Faith Build, Habitat broke ground in Airdrie in October 2011 and Clint Berg Susan Nelson two local families will soon realize the dream of homeownership. Director, Internal Audit, SAIT Polytechnic CEO, OpenGate Properties Ltd. Tasneem Rahim Partners: Airdrie Faith Build, ATB Financial (Airdrie branch), Canadian PRESIDENT & CEO Associate Director of Development, Major Gifts, Merchant Savings Directory (Airdrie branch), CrossIron Mills, Genesis Leslie Tamagi University of Calgary Land Development, The House that Agriculture Built, RBC Foundation, Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta Glenn Winter Scotiabank, TD Canada Trust, and ZJ Solutions. Manager of Heavy Oil Construction and Construction Engineering, Shell Canada Energy Calgary Housing Rebuilds Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta has partnered with Calgary Housing Company to offer another solution to the growing demand for affordable and safe housing options locally. Through this unique initiative, Habitat Southern Alberta has acquired five single family homes in well established communities close to schools, public transit and community resources. The homes will be “rebuilt” and completely renovated inside and out, and upgraded to meet a minimum Gold Standard though the Built Green Canada program. growth 7 CONSTRUCTION CONTINUED PARTNERING WITH FAMILIES Cochrane We are proud to be a part of the town of Cochrane, bringing much needed affordable housing to the community.
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