About Habitat Dunedin
Habitat for Humanity Dunedin works to build strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter in communities in Otago.
Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity Dunedin works to build strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter in communities in Otago.
Volunteering offers a great way to meet new people, develop new skills, and give back to your community. Whatever your experience, stage of life, skill-set or passion, there is a place for you.
7 Gordon Street
Central Dunedin
Dunedin
Together we can make a difference
Owning a home feels out of reach for many New Zealanders. Progressive Home Ownership is our rent-to-buy partnership programme, providing families with stability and self-reliance.
Progressive Home Ownership is a hand up, not a handout. As well as a clear housing need, applicants need to show a willingness to partner with Habitat and have the potential to successfully shift to home ownership.
The Progressive Home Ownership process:
Our Home Repair Programme is an affordable, interest-free solution for homeowners needing support with critical repairs and maintenance. It’s about keeping homes warm, dry, healthy and safe.
If you own and occupy your home and need a hand up to get back on track with your home maintenance, Habitat’s Home Repair Programme may be for you.
The Home Repair Programme is supported by BNZ through their interest free line of credit.
The Home Repair process:
If you wish to make a donation via credit card over the phone, please phone us on (09) 579 4111
You can donate via internet banking:
Habitat for Humanity New Zealand
ANZ
06-0177-0127197-00
If you wish your donation to go to a specific appeal please include in the payment Reference
If you make a donation on our website your receipt will be emailed to you automatically.
If you choose to donate via internet banking, you will receive your receipt via email 1-2 days after you make your donation. If no email address is given, your receipt will be posted to the address given.
Donations over $5.00 are tax deductible. You can submit your receipt to IRD website, and they will process your tax rebate.
Habitat for Humanity New Zealand has partnered with Supergenerous making it easier for your generosity to support our mission.
All your charitable donations are tax deductible. By claiming your end-of-year tax credit and gifting it back to Habitat, you’re making your original donation to us go even further.
Supergenerous is authorised by the IRD to claim your tax credit on your behalf, and donate back to your chosen charity.
Yes, you can give regular monthly donations to your chose Habitat for Humanity appeal. Just select 'give monthly' when processing your donation payment.
You can change, cancel or suspend your monthly donation at any time. Please email us at info@habitat.org.nz, or phone us on (09) 579 4111.
Your credit card will be charged once you submit your first monthly gift, and future donations will be made on that same day going forward. If you wish to change your payment date to better suit your pay cycle, please get in touch via information@habitat.org.nz, or phone us on (09) 579 4111 and we can easily action that for you.
Yes, you will receive an annual tax receipt at the close of the financial year, recording all donations.
Yes, if you wish to donate via internet banking, our details are
Habitat for Humanity New Zealand
ANZ
06-0177-0127197-00
If you wish your donation to go to a specific appeal, please enter into your Reference
One tax receipt recording all your donations for the financial year, making it easy to claim your tax rebate.
With small payments spread out month to month, becoming a HopeBuilder can suit any budget. Even a small amount can have a huge impact.
Your donation occurs automatically each month, and you can pause, downgrade, upgrade, or cancel at any time.
Your regular support ensures long-term impact, all year long.
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