Opening Doors to Homeownership
Our home purchasing programs we have helped
53
Families become homeowners
43
Children get served
10
Older adults get served
Preserving homeownership
Through our community develop program
21
Completed projects
17
Weatherization projects completed
6
Aging in place projects completed
2
Critical home repairs completed
2
Roof tarps installed waiting for repairs
Community development partners
The Community Development Program is made possible through partnerships with local government agencies and nonprofit organizations that share our commitment to preserving affordable homeownership in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties. These partnerships enable us to leverage resources, expertise, and community networks to maximize the impact of our programs. The Community Development Program operates primarily through a combination of federal funding—when available—and generous support from local corporate donors. These resources make it possible to provide critical housing and neighborhood improvement initiatives that strengthen our community and help homeowners remain in their homes—avoiding relocation or displacement. Simply put, the program would not be possible without the continued partnership and investment of these local supporters.
Homebuyer highlight
After five years of renting, the Lindsey's were ready for a home of their own, and thanks to Pensacola Habitat for Humanity, that dream became a reality.
They embraced the journey with grace, trusting that every step, even the hard ones, was leading them where they were meant to be.
Choosing the right location was their biggest challenge, but with prayer, guidance from their homebuyer coordinator and faith in the process, they found their perfect fit in a brand-new cul-de-sac where every home belonged to a fellow Habitat homebuyer — neighbors who walked the same path, took the same classes, and now stood together as new homeowners.
Becoming homeowners brought new responsibilities, but also a deep sense of pride, joy, and stability. Their housewarming celebration, filled with food, laughter, and friends, marked the beginning of a new chapter. It was more than a home, it was a blessing, a testimony, and a place to grow in peace and stability.
Building a stronger community, one volunteer at a time
18,334 total volunteer hours
1,380 unique volunteers throughout the year
14 new faith organizations joined our mission
Behind every impactful program, there's a volunteer
Collegiate challenge
Collegiate Challenge raised $6,400 with participation from Maryville University, Purdue University, Rose-Hulman University, and Oklahoma State University, involving 70 student volunteers who contributed a total of 1,626 volunteer hours. Impressively, 96% of FY25 CCTCP homes built by volunteers exceeded the required 200 hours, averaging 420 volunteer hours per house.
Faith build
Faith Build 2025 brought together 18 churches from different denominations, with 46 volunteers over two build days, contributing a total of 260 volunteer hours.
Women build
Women Build 2024 raised an incredible $155,285, including over $62,000 from Blue Wahoos Concessions and $7,000 as the IceFlyers' Charity of the Month. With 143 participants contributing more than 670 volunteer hours, this year's build was made possible thanksto the generous support of top sponsors – Gulf Winds Credit Union, Regions Bank, FPL, and PNC Bank.
Pride build
The Team Up Project raised an incredible $15,000 with 28 participants contributing more than 165 volunteer hours.
A special thanks to our...
466
new individual donors
270
new corporate donors
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(850) 476-0001
$135,000
net profit of sales to support Pensacola Habitat for Humanity mission
1,587
free donation pick-ups
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654.42
tons diverted from landfills
36,342
items donated
1,147
new ReStore donors
Seeking to put God's love into action, Pensacola Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities, and hope.
Financial information
Total revenue $15,290,382
- Grants and donations $5,494,183
- Home sales $6,862,556
- In-kind $135,209
- Retail $1,142,216
- Special events $348,156
- Other $1,308,071
Expenses $14,087,459
- Program $9,917,000
- Admin $2,637,261
- Development $484,316
- Retail $1,048,882
total net assets
$45,768,558