Impact Studies
Social Impact Study
Habitat East Bay/Silicon Valley commissioned a Social Impact Study by Bartlett Cultural Connections who conducted a broad survey of our homeowners, and the results put some hard data behind our families' stories.
The numbers show dramatic improvements in health and well-being, and upswings in household, retirement, and education savings. We also saw a high school graduation rate that bests the national average, and a trend of Habitat kids surpassing the educational level achieved by the previous generation.
Read our Social Impact Study and see why we can say with confidence that our work has a real, profound, and lasting effect on the lives of our families.
Economic Impact Study
Like a stone thrown in a pond, each home we build and each family we support, creates a ripple that has a valuable and lasting effect on the surrounding community.
Those effects are quantified in our Economic Impact Study. This study shows conclusively that the good we do goes far beyond the families we have served.
The study, conducted by Washington University in St. Louis, is a wonderful look at the importance of affordable housing, the impact we have had, and the benefits of investing in our mission of building homes, communities, and hope.
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Events
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Beloved Community Kick-Off
April 6, 2024
In honor of Martin Luther King's vision of a Beloved Community, Habitat is excited to welcome groups of all kinds to join us for our 4th Beloved Community Kick-Off event.
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Women's Leadership Build 2023
May 10 & 17, 2024
Join us for our two-day, annual Women's Leadership Build! Alongside other women and allies, you'll build more than homes! Together, we'll build connections, community, and a lasting impact!
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