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Every home helps—from humble apartments to magnificent mansions and everything in between.
A promise to help end homelessness
Every night 122,000 people in Australia sleep homeless. While another 1.5 million live in serious housing stress. We have a housing crisis. We can’t let this go on. And at Homes for Homes, we won’t.
Homes for Homes is a simple promise that when a home sells, whenever that is, 0.1% of the sale price will be donated—helping build homes for those in need.
The issue is too big for any one person, business or government to solve alone. But together, we have a simple community empowered solution to a seemingly insurmountable problem.
It’s a promise we all need to make, a promise to help end homelessness. And with Homes for Homes, we can.
How it works in five easy steps
1. Homes registered
2. Properties sold
3. Funds donated
4. Money granted
5. Homes created
1. Homes registered
When you register your property with Homes for Homes, we will add a caveat to your title as a reminder of your promise to donate when you decide to sell.
2. Properties sold
When you sell your property, it remains registered with Homes for Homes, giving the new owner the opportunity to donate when they sell in the future.
3. Funds donated
Through the settlement disbursement process, a tax deductible donation of 0.1% of the sale price is made to Homes for Homes.
4. Money granted
Your contribution is pooled with other Homes for Homes donations and granted to housing providers in your state or territory.
5. Homes built
The money raised through Homes for Homes is used to build social and affordable housing to help end homelessness.
Why it’s so important
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