Corporate and foundation partners

For 24 years, Whirlpool Corporation has partnered with Habitat for Humanity to help improve and broaden the ways Habitat can assist more families to achieve housing stability. Since 1999, Whirlpool Corporation has helped improve the lives of nearly 1 million people in more than 45 countries through supporting house builds, engaging in U.S. advocacy efforts and donating appliances. Now, Whirlpool Corporation’s goal is to double their impact by supporting new programs like Habitat for Humanity’s BuildBetter with Whirlpool. This three-year program will expand upon Habitat’s current efforts to help homeowners mitigate the impacts of extreme weather events by supporting the building of 250 energy-efficient and resilient homes. The aim is to produce a long-term reduction in operating costs for homeowners through an expected improvement in energy efficiency of approximately 15% compared to homes built to the current local government code.

Whirlpool Corporation’s support of the Cost of Home advocacy campaign enables Habitat organizations, partners, volunteers and community members in the United States to help 10 million people have access to an affordable home. Through sponsorship of Habitat’s global housing forums, Whirlpool has helped to increase access to shelter for vulnerable populations around the world by joining housing organizations and nonprofit, for-profit, public sector, academia, philanthropic and global institutions to create innovative housing solutions. Whirlpool employees around the globe are engaging in the building of Habitat houses in the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Latin American and Caribbean countries. Whirlpool is also commissioning an energy efficiency study of the refrigerators and ranges that are donated to Habitat families in the United States. Visit our Whirlpool partner page to learn more about how we’re working together to help families around the world.

For more than 30 years, Wells Fargo has worked with Habitat for Humanity to help families build strong, stable homes and communities. In 2024, the Wells Fargo Foundation provided US$6.3 million to support more than 280 families who are building or repairing affordable homes. More than 3,000 Wells Fargo volunteers worked side-by-side with homeowners on construction to build a home or make an existing one safer. Since 2015, Wells Fargo and the Wells Fargo Foundation have donated more than US$96 million to Habitat for Humanity International and local affiliates to support national Habitat efforts.

Wells Fargo is also a longstanding supporter of events such as Habitat’s Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project, the biennial affiliate conference and Habitat on the Hill, the organization’s annual legislative conference.

The Home Depot Foundation has contributed more than $28 million to help fund critical home repairs and accessibility modifications of veterans’ homes through Habitat for Humanity’s Repair Corps program since 2012. Repair Corps funding focuses on health and safety to include repairs such as roofing, wheelchair ramp installation, bathroom renovations, door and window replacement, and heating and air system repairs. With the Foundation’s support, Habitat’s Repair Corps has served more than 1,800 veterans across the U.S. Additionally, The Home Depot’s associate volunteer force, known as Team Depot, partners with local Habitat organizations across the country to build alongside homeowners. In 2022, The Home Depot Foundation announced full house sponsorships in 10 communities with military bases over the next two years. Exiting service members participating in free skilled trades training through the Foundation and Home Builder Institute’s Path to Pro program will receive on-the-job training by building these new homes alongside Habitat in those locations.

In 2022, The Home Depot Foundation also gave $1,000,000 in support of Habitat’s disaster recovery programs, supporting hurricane recovery in Louisiana and Florida, tornado and storm recovery in Kentucky, and wildfire recovery in Oregon. The Home Depot Foundation was also the Title Sponsor of Habitat for Humanity’s 2022 Affiliate Conference.

Lowe’s and Habitat for Humanity have partnered for more than a decade to build strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter. A national Habitat for Humanity partner since 2003, Lowe’s has committed more than US$85 million to help more than 17,000 families improve their living conditions. This year, Lowe’s awarded more than US$2.5 million in grants to 100 Habitat organizations across the country to support community improvement projects. Additionally, Cost of Home has been supported by Lowe’s since its inception in 2019. Lowe’s has previously supported Habitat’s annual Women Build and neighborhood revitalization programs.

ASSA ABLOY made its fifth consecutive five-year pledge in 2021 to support Habitat for Humanity in its effort to create accessible and affordable housing. Through its well-known and respected residential brand, Kwikset, ASSA ABLOY will continue to donate locks and door hardware to help secure Habitat for Humanity homes. ASSA ABLOY became a national partner of Habitat for Humanity in 2001.

Kwikset is the leading residential lock manufacturer, making homeowners feel safe since 1946. Kwikset works hard to understand your world so that it can do everything it can to protect it.  

For more than 45 years the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has worked to improve health and health care. The RWJ Foundation works alongside others to build a national Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. The RWJ Foundation is helping to fund a two-year effort, Habitat’s new Quality of Life Framework, to study the impact of a neighborhood revitalization approach that goes beyond a single home to factors like economic opportunity and safety that are critical to the well-being of an entire neighborhood to ensure there is resident-driven community change that prioritizes racial equity.

Schneider Electric has been a valued partner of Habitat for Humanity since 2000, providing both monetary and product donations. The company has donated more than $42 million worth of Square D by Schneider Electric electrical equipment for use in the construction of Habitat homes in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

Schneider Electric’s monetary donations have exceeded $11 million, with the funding directed to help cover the cost of land, infrastructure and building materials of Habitat homes. Over the years, thousands of employees have partnered with Habitat on volunteer engagements with their efforts focused on the building of homes, various disaster recovery efforts and multiple Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Projects.

The Alvarez & Marsal Foundation is the philanthropic arm of international professional services firm, Alvarez & Marsal, or A&M. Known for its operational heritage along with its commitment to driving change and maximizing value, A&M partnered with Habitat in 2023 to help address long-term housing-related needs of low-income households affected by natural disasters in South Florida and Puerto Rico. A&M’s donation of more than $1 million to Habitat will fund 20 home repair projects and two new home construction projects, serving approximately 88 people in Englewood, Florida; San Juan; and Ponce, Puerto Rico.

Companies, investors and government entities around the world turn to Alvarez & Marsal for leadership, action and results. Privately held since its founding in 1983, A&M is a leading global professional services firm that provides advisory, business performance improvement and turnaround management services.

Autodesk is revolutionizing the way the world is designed and made. Their technology spans various fields, including architecture, engineering, construction, product design, manufacturing, media and entertainment. This empowers innovators everywhere to tackle challenges, whether they are large or small in scale. From creating more sustainable buildings to designing smarter products and producing captivating blockbusters, Autodesk’s software helps innovators to design and make a better world for all.

Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona utilized Autodesk Fusion 360 to prototype Habitat for Humanity’s first 3D-printed home in the United States. This software assists homebuilders in achieving faster and more efficient construction methods, potentially paving the way for a future of more affordable housing. The Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection offers a comprehensive suite of software and innovative technologies to enhance the design, engineering and construction of higher quality, more predictable and sustainable houses. Software licenses are available for a three-year term.

Blackhawk Network (BHN), through its Giftcards.com platform, offers Giving Good gift cards that empower supporters to make a difference for families in need of safe, affordable housing. When cardholders redeem their Giving Good gift card and select Habitat for Humanity as their chosen charity, BHN donates 3% of the redeemed amount directly to Habitat. This partnership helps Habitat build strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter in communities across the U.S. and beyond.

In 2023, James Hardie partnered with Habitat for Humanity with the shared goal of empowering homeowners to realize their dream homes. This collaboration leverages James Hardie’s premium quality solutions, offering limitless possibilities for design and aesthetics. As one of the leading producers and marketers of high-performance fiber cement and fiber gypsum building solutions, James Hardie brings unparalleled expertise to the partnership.

Demonstrating a strong commitment to Habitat for Humanity’s mission, James Hardie has generously donated $1.5 million to support the organization’s initiatives, including the impactful “Habitat Strong” program. This substantial contribution plays a vital role in advancing various activities that align with and reinforce the mission of Habitat for Humanity.

The collaboration between James Hardie and Habitat for Humanity exemplifies a shared dedication to making a positive impact on communities by providing quality housing solutions and supporting the broader mission of creating sustainable, safe and affordable homes.

J.J. Watt, former defensive end for the Houston Texans, donated US$2.3 million through the J.J. Watt Foundation in 2018 to support Habitat for Humanity’s long-term efforts to repair homes of those affected by Hurricane Harvey in Southeast Texas. The donation was used to repair 75 homes and build five new houses for families impacted by Hurricane Harvey in Jefferson County, Houston, Victoria and Montgomery County.

LEVOLOR is committed to helping build a world where everyone has a place to call home. LEVOLOR has honored their long-term commitment to support Habitat by donating $1 million worth of window coverings including cordless cellular shades, metal blinds and faux-wood blinds annually since 2019. From welcoming the sunlight each morning to providing privacy and comfort each night, LEVOLOR helps Habitat families feel safe and secure in their new homes.

A five-time recipient of the prestigious Energy Star Partner of the Year Award for industry leadership, MaxLite has provided energy-efficient lighting products to commercial, residential and OEM markets since 1993. MaxLite kicked off its partnership with Habitat for Humanity in 2013 with a US$2.5 million donation and has supported Habitat with bulbs and lighting fixtures for Habitat’s Home Builders Blitz projects and Habitat for Humanity ReStore resale outlets. MaxLite works with state utility companies and their energy-saving rebate programs to provide additional discounts on lighting products for Habitat ReStores. Currently, MaxLite products are sold at 220 Habitat ReStore resale outlets.

Nissan has contributed more than $21 million to Habitat nationally since the partnership began in 2005 when Nissan donated 50 trucks and mobilized employees to assist in home building following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in the Gulf Coast region. Nissan has continued its support through the years by donating an additional 163 vehicles to support construction activities and disaster recovery efforts.

Furthermore, Nissan’s dedicated employees have generously volunteered their time, accumulating more than 118,000 hours. They have worked alongside future homeowners in communities located near Nissan’s major manufacturing and operational hubs, including Middle Tennessee, Central Mississippi, Dallas, Detroit and Atlanta.

Nissan proudly served as a sponsor for Habitat’s 2023 Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project in Charlotte, North Carolina. This impactful project united future homeowners with hundreds of volunteers from around the world to build 27 homes, strengthening the local community and advancing Habitat’s mission to provide affordable housing. Nissan also supported the event by donating vehicles for VIP events in both 2023 and 2024.
 

Simpson Strong-Tie is one of Habitat for Humanity’s Legacy Partners, supporting our work for the past 14 years across various capacities and continuously evolving to best advance our mission. This year, the partnership is taking a pioneering direction by funding trades-based learning programs through multiple affiliate grants. These grants prioritize affiliates serving veterans and BIPOC communities, offering workforce development opportunities to vulnerable individuals. At the same time, this initiative strengthens affiliates by enhancing organizational stability and financial resiliency through program participation in home construction, addressing the nationwide shortage of skilled labor. 

In addition to this innovative initiative, Simpson Strong-Tie provides four affiliates annually with unrestricted funds, empowering them to allocate resources where they’re needed most. The company also donates $125,000 worth of products each year, directly supporting affiliates across our network. Simpson Strong-Tie’s commitment extends further by sponsoring Habitat’s national events, including annual support for the Carter Work Project through a combination of cash and product donations, as well as bi-annual sponsorship of the Affiliate Conference. 

With support from The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, low-income older adults in five U.S. communities will receive both the housing improvements and health support to enable them to age safely in their homes. The Weinberg Foundation contributed $1.25 million to support Habitat’s replication of CAPABLE, or Community Aging in Place Advancing Better Living for Elders, a program designed by Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. With this financial support, Habitat will partner with healthcare professionals to improve mobility and independence while also providing critical home repairs. This holistic approach enables older adults to age with dignity in their homes and continue to contribute to their communities.