About Habitat for Humanity of Indiana
This foundation is almost exclusively dedicated to supporting Habitat for Humanity affiliates across Indiana, providing operating and project/pass‑through funding to county and regional HFH organizations that build and preserve affordable homeownership. Grants are frequently directed to local affiliates for home builds and intermediary pass‑through support, indicating a state-focused strategy of strengthening grassroots housing capacity rather than funding unrelated causes. The foundation favors funding many county-level affiliates alongside a few larger recipients that receive the biggest awards.
Focus Areas
Statewide support for Habitat for Humanity affiliates in Indiana (county and regional affiliates)Direct funding for home construction projects and building materials for affordable homeownershipPass‑through and operating support to local HFH affiliates to scale local building programsCapacity and program support for smaller/rural county HFH chapters
Who They Fund
local Habitat affiliates (nonprofit organizations)low-income homebuyers/homeownerscommunities impacted by natural disasters
About Habitat for Humanity of Indiana
Habitat for Humanity of Indiana Inc channels nearly all of its grantmaking into Indiana Habitat affiliates, with a large recent award of $290,022 to Habitat for Humanity of Evansville for pass-through support. The pattern points to a state network funder rather than a broad issue grantmaker: recent dollars go to county and regional Habitat organizations that build homes, supply materials, and move funds through local affiliate structures. In the latest grants, Habitat for Humanity of Elkhart County received $100,100 for home building, and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis Inc received $98,770 for pass-through support. Other awards went to affiliates in Boone County, Monroe County, St. Joe, and northwest Indiana, showing a consistent emphasis on local Habitat chapters across the state. The foundation’s giving is sized for affiliate operations and project delivery, not individual grants or program-related investments. With annual grants of $742,842 and total assets of $848,721, it functions as a focused support vehicle for Indiana-based Habitat work.
What Habitat for Humanity of Indiana Funds
A central theme is pass-through support for local affiliates. Habitat for Humanity of Indiana Inc gave $290,022 to Habitat for Humanity of Evansville for PASS THRU work and $98,770 to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis Inc for PASS THRU support, indicating that some grants are designed to strengthen affiliate cash flow and local program delivery. Home construction is another clear priority: Hfh of Elkhart County received $100,100 for HOME BUILD, and Hfh of St Joe received $29,250 for HOME BUILD, linking the funder to direct affordable homeownership production. The foundation also backs smaller county chapters through operating-style support, such as $89,091 to Habitat for Humanity of Boone County Inc for PASS THRU and $34,125 to Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County for PASS THRU. These awards show a mix of build support, affiliate capacity, and neighborhood-level housing work.
How Habitat for Humanity of Indiana Gives
Typical grant size falls between $11,895 at the 25th percentile and $89,091 at the 75th percentile, with a median grant of $24,967. The recent record shows both larger pass-through awards and smaller county-level grants, suggesting a tiered approach based on affiliate need and project scale. Grants appear to recur within a single statewide Habitat network rather than moving across unrelated grantees, and every listed recipient is a nonprofit Habitat affiliate. The organization does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments, so its giving is structured as conventional grant support to local affiliates and related project work.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$743K
Total Assets
$849K
Total Revenue
$3M
Total Expenses
$2.9M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $12K and $89K, with a median of $25K.
25th Percentile
$12K
Median
$25K
75th Percentile
$89K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
About 100% of grants go to recipients in IN.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
GINA LECKRON
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