2024-02-15T11:12:05-08:00 2023-06-30 453841539 Ellen Fontana CPA LLC 2451 Mcmullen Booth Road 309 Clearwater FL 33759 990 2022-07-01 800423130 Habitat for Humanity of Florida Inc HABI 7274748445 1150 Cleveland St Clearwater FL 33755 Roxanne Young Executive Director 7274748445 2023-11-08 true Roxanne Young XXX-XX-XXXX true Ellen Fontana P01327163 7274310354 2024-02-15 3 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z Roxanne Young 1150 Cleveland St 301 Clearwater FL 33755 3864922 false X https://www.habitatflorida.org X 2009 FL See Schedule O 18 18 3 1 0 0 56225 3272193 293955 592538 0 262 191 350442 3864922 2521904 0 167574 186268 0 0 74714 218623 242288 2926795 108154 938127 151212 1082723 26228 19612 124984 1063111 X HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER TO BUILD HOMES, COMMUNITY, AND HOPE. THROUGH ADVOCACY, BUILDING CAPACITY, COMMUNICATION & EDUCATION AND DISASTER RESILIENCE, RESPONSE AND RECOVERY, HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF FLORIDA ADVANCES THE WORK OF FLORIDA'S HABITAT FOR HUMANITY AFFILIATES TO CREATE AND PRESERVE AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP. true false 2874879 2521904 592538 Habitat Florida provides advocacy, program management, technical assistance, educational training, and networking opportunities to the volunteers and staff of 49 affiliates. 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RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED false false false false false false true 48742 false false 48742 Pt II-B Line 1 (g) Habitat for Humanity of Florida, Inc. does not engage in any activities involving the campaigns of individuals running for public office. We do engage a public consulting firm that works with us and legislators at the state level to get affordable housing and other legislation passed that is beneficial to Florida Habitat for Humanity affiliates. A majority of direct and indirect contact with the legislators is for educational purposes. Affiliate payable 4476 4476 X 3894922 30000 30000 3864922 3864922 2956795 30000 30000 2926795 2926795 Pt X, Line 2 Habitat Florida is exempt from federal and state income taxes under section 501C3 and, accordingly, no provision for income taxes has been made in the accompanying financial statements. Management has evaluated Habitat Florida's tax position and concluded that no uncertain tax positions have been taken that would require adjustment to the financial statements to comply with the provisions of the income tax topic of the FASB ASC. With few exceptions, Habitat Florida is subject to income tax examinations by the US federal or state tax authorities up to three years after tax returns are filed. true Habitat for Humanity Arcadia-Desoto 1101 W Oak St Arcadia FL 34266 593656661 c3 272101 disaster recovery Habitat for Humanity Charlotte County 1750 Manzana Blvd Punta Gorda FL 33950 592870908 c3 599000 disaster recovery Habitat for Humanity LeeHendry 12751 New Brittany Blvd Suite 100 Fort Myers FL 33907 592236174 c3 1430000 disaster recovery Habitat for Humanity South Sarasota Co 280 Alligator Dr Venice FL 34293 650326534 c3 73601 disaster recovery Habitat for Humanity Orlando 4116 Silver Star Rd Orlando FL 32808 592789167 c3 73601 disaster recovery Habitat for Humanity Southeast Volusia 612 N Ridgewood Avenue Suite A Edgewater FL 32132 592934915 c3 73601 disaster recovery 6 6 Pt I Line 2 Habitat for Humanity of Florida provides grant funding to local Habitat affiliates across Florida to aid disaster recovery efforts by providing affordable housing solutions and assistance for survivors. Written subgrant agreements outline expected performance metrics around new housing units built, homes repaired, and rebuilds completed as well as other interventions like debris removal that help impacted communities recover. Regular monitoring occurs before, during, and after the grant term through predetermined checkpoints written into every disaster recovery subgrant contract. This includes a mid-grant review and final assessment, as well as monthly meetings for open communication. Monitoring examines quantitative metrics tracking categories such as: New affordable homes constructed for survivors Repairs and rebuilds completed Habitability assessments conducted post-disaster Number of debris cleanups for affected areas Other assistance activities like goods distribution if needed for recovery Equity metrics including ethnicity, income, gender, age, veteran status The monitoring process also requires adherence to Habitat for Humanity International and state standards including adherence to federal fair housing laws and best practices, completion of annual third-party audits, standardized board governance requirements, standardized quarterly reporting, and execution of Habitat for Humanity U.S. construction standards outlined in the Habitat Strong program. Other Part 1 Line 1 - MISSION: HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER TO BUILD HOMES, COMMUNITY, AND HOPE. THROUGH ADVOCACY, COLLABORATION, AND LEADERSHIP, HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF FLORIDA (HABITAT FLORIDA) ADVANCES THE WORK OF FLORIDA'S HABITAT FOR HUMANITY AFFILIATES TO CREATE AND PRESERVE AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP. HABITAT FLORIDA IS A STATEWIDE RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT ORGANIZATION THAT ADVOCATES FOR AND ADVANCES THE WORK OF FLORIDA'S HABITAT FOR HUMANITY AFFILIATES. HABITAT FLORIDA FOCUSES ON SYSTEMS CHANGE AND BOLSTERS THE HABITAT NETWORK IN FLORIDA, WITH THE GOAL OF A THRIVING, SUSTAINABLE, AND EFFICIENT NETWORK OF AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP PROVIDERS IN FLORIDA. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH FOUR MAIN LINES OF WORK: ADVOCACY, BUILDING CAPACITY, COMMUNICATION AND EDUCATION, AND DISASTER RECOVERY AND RESPONSE. Pt VI, Line 11b Form 990 is emailed to all Board Members for review prior to filing. Pt VI, Line 12c Annually all directors and officers are required to complete a conflict-of-interest disclosure. At each Board meeting, any potential conflicts of interest are addressed by the Board with appropriate action taken in accordance with policy. Pt VI, Line 15a Board members approve the Executive Directors compensation based on salaries at comparable size nonprofits. Pt VI, Line 15b No key employees or compensated officers. Pt VI, Line 18 Form 1023 and Form 990 available upon request. 990 also available on Guidestar. Pt VI, Line 19 Governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available to the public upon request. Other Part III - 4a: Habitat for Humanity of Florida acts as a coordinating organization to support Habitat affiliates across the state in preparing for and responding to disasters. Some of their key disaster response activities include: Maintaining ongoing communication with affiliates before, during and after disasters to assess needs and damage. Providing grants and financial assistance to local affiliates using state and national Habitat disaster funds. Organizing shipments of donated building materials, supplies and tools to affected areas. Advocating at the state government level for policies and funding to support disaster preparation, response, mitigation, and rebuilding by Habitat affiliates. Working cooperatively with other state disaster relief agencies, associations, and NGOs. Offering expertise, best practice guides and training to help affiliates build resilient and disaster-resistant Habitat homes in their local communities. Pt III, Line 2 Beginning in fiscal year 2023, Habitat Florida increased support to Habitat affiliates across the state in preparing for and responding to disasters. Some of their key disaster response activities include: Maintaining ongoing communication with affiliates before, during and after disasters to assess needs and damage. Providing grants and financial assistance to local affiliates using state and national Habitat disaster funds. Organizing shipments of donated building materials, supplies and tools to affected areas. Advocating at the state government level for policies and funding to support disaster preparation, response, mitigation and rebuilding by Habitat affiliates. Working cooperatively with other state disaster relief agencies, associations and NGOs. Offering expertise, best practice guides and training to help affiliates build resilient and disaster-resistant Habitat homes in their local communities.