Report to Community
2024/25
Table of Contents
- From Our Leaders: Vision & Voice on Growing Impact, Deepening Commitment 04
- Who We Are and Why It Matters 05
- From Our Leaders: Vision & Voice on Unity, Scale, and Impact 06
- What We've Built 07
- Closing the Gap on Affordability for Calgarians 88
- Scaling with Purpose: What Integration Made Possible 09
- Media Coverage of This Year at Onward 10
- Creating Belonging, Not Just Buildings 11
- Our Residents = Our Purpose: Stories from Sarah, Inna and Rachel 12
- Home + Heart: Community Life Beyond the Front Door 15
- Collaboration Leads to Strong Community 16
- A “Thank You” to Our Partners 17
- Special Shoutout to CREB 18
- Partnering for Progress: Launching with CAHF 19
- Powered by People: Meet the Onward Team 20
- Support That Stays Close to Home 21
- Snapshot of This Year at Onward 22
- Fiscal Year 2024/25 Highlights 23
- Investing in Stability, Growth and the Future of Affordable Housing 24
- Join Us: How You Can Help Build Belonging 25
Land Acknowledgement
Onward is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina, and the Îethka Stoney Nakoda Nations of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney. Mohkínsstsisi, the Blackfoot name for Calgary, is also home to the Métis Nation Region 3. We recognize all nations, genders, and spirits who make their homes here and help us steward this land.
From Our Leaders:
Vision & Voice
From Our Chief Executive Officer:
Growing Impact, Deepening Commitment
It’s been a tremendous year at Onward — a year of growth, of positive challenges, and of phenomenal people joining our team. We’ve fully integrated the operations of Horizon and Forward Housing, and we’re seeing the power that scale brings: better services for our residents, new development momentum, and a greater voice in the housing conversation.
When we merged, we said this wouldn’t be one plus one equals two — it would be one plus one equals three. And that’s what happened. We took the best of both organizations, learned from others in the sector, and created something stronger than the sum of its parts.
One of the most meaningful changes for our residents, resulting from the merger, was our decision to make our entire portfolio pet-friendly. Seniors and other residents who are pet lovers are no longer turning down safe housing — or even living in unsafe conditions — just so they wouldn’t have to give up their pets. Now all 2,200 Onward homes in Calgary allow pets. It’s been a tremendous success.
Our development pipeline is stronger than ever. This year, we opened new homes in Killarney and will be breaking ground in the community of Currie Barracks, adding over 100 units. And we’re not stopping there. We have over 600 more units in active planning, and we’re working closely with government and sector partners to make them a reality.
I want to thank Gary McNamara, the former CEO of Forward, for helping lead this merger and staying on as a senior advisor. His commitment has shaped our shared future. I’m also grateful to our Board, who bring leadership and heart to everything we do.
To our staff, our donors, our partners, and most of all our residents: thank you. You are the reason we do this work. We are building homes, yes, but more than that, we are building belonging. We are building the future, together.
Martina Jileckova
Chief Executive Officer, Onward Homes
Who We Are and Why It Matters
Onward believes that home is the starting point for everything. Without a safe, stable, and affordable place to live, it’s impossible to build a life. This belief shapes every decision we make and every partnership we form.
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Our Promise
We build and own affordable, well-cared-for homes — the foundation for well-being and belonging.
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Our Vision
With homes for all, people and communities thrive.
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Our Values
ACT = Accountability + Care + Teamwork
These values guide how we serve our residents, steward our buildings, and collaborate with others to build vibrant, inclusive communities.
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Our Purpose
We recognize that housing is the essential step in the journey to stability and success. Our mixed-income model improves stigma, strengthens neighbourhoods, and ensures long-term sustainability.
When people have a home they can afford, and a community that supports them, they gain the foundation to thrive. That’s the future Onward builds. One home. One family. One address at a time.
Our charitable status ensures that every home in our portfolio will remain affordable in perpetuity. Unlike traditional market rentals, our rents will never revert to market rates when agreements with our partners and governments expire.
Today, our average one-bedroom rent is $850 - approximately 50% of Calgary’s market average—making Onward a leader in deep affordability. With our mixed-income model, deep subsidies are offset by units rented at near-market rates, ensuring long-term financial sustainability. Additionally, residents with improved financial circumstances may remain in their homes, enjoying continued social and community stability. Learn more about how our approach supports residents at every stage: onwardhomes.ca/eligibility-applications.
Onward is committed to the mixed-income model, endorsed by governments, for the multitude of benefits it offers, including creating supportive environments, improving community integration, and enhancing financial sustainability. This approach not only reflects real-life diversity, but also fosters vibrant, inclusive communities where people of varying income levels can thrive together.
From Our Leaders:
Vision & Voice
From Our Board Chair:
Unity, Scale, and Impact
This past year has been one of incredible momentum for Onward. It’s the year where we moved beyond the paperwork of the merger and truly became one organization, one voice. And with that unity has come real measurable impact.
We experienced steady and measured growth in 2024/25. In the first months of the 2025/26 fiscal year, we added over 500 homes to our Onward portfolio by taking on a new responsibility and stepping up to manage Murdoch Manor and George C. King Tower at the request of the Government of Alberta. That kind of trust doesn’t come lightly, and it speaks volumes about the capability and integrity of our team.
We now provide 3,000 Calgarians with safe, stable housing, and we continue to lead with our values of accountability, care, and teamwork.
One of the most important lessons from this year is that leadership matters at the executive level and at the board level. Our board helped set the tone: optimistic, empowering, forward-looking. That tone has carried through every part of Onward’s operations. It’s what allowed us to bring best practices forward, eliminate old barriers, and move faster than we thought possible.
I’m proud of the scale we’ve reached. I’m proud of the professionalism and compassion our team shows daily. I’m proud that we’re not just operating housing, we’re part of the housing solution. We’re helping create more homes, more equity, and more stability in Calgary. That’s what this work is about.
Bryan Romanesky
Board Chair, Onward Homes
Why Homes and People Come First
Calgary’s housing affordability crisis demands a bold, inclusive response. Onward is closing the gap through our mixed-income model and partnerships with referring agencies.
What We've Built
2,225 homes today and growing!
Onward now operates 2,225 homes across Calgary, a diverse mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, townhomes and group home units. Today, approximately 3,000 Calgarians call Onward home, reflecting our growing impact and continued commitment to community housing.
What’s Next: Building for the Future
Onward is building for the future. This winter Onward brought new homes online in Killarney and will be breaking ground on our first Currie Barracks project, adding more than 100 units to Calgary’s affordable housing supply.
The Killarney development features 29 units, including studio, one bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, with underground parking and easy access to nearby amenities. The Currie Barracks development consists of a four-storey apartment building and a townhouse complex, adding 72 homes, and offering a mix of below-market and mixed-income units.
These projects reflect Onward’s commitment to high-quality, community integrated housing in locations with access to transit, schools and services. Looking ahead, Onward has more than 600 units in active development planning, responding directly to The City of Calgary’s “Home is Here” strategy, which calls for 3,000 new non-market homes per year.
Onward is helping to deliver.
84,600
households in housing need
1 in 5
Calgary households cannot afford their housing costs
Onward operates 2,225 homes across Calgary
Approximately 3,000 Calgarians now call Onward home
*City of Calgary's 2023
Housing Needs Assessment
Closing the Gap on Affordability for Calgarians
52% below market price
According to CMHC’s October 2024 Rental Market Survey, the average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Calgary was $1,590, while Onward’s average rent in the same period for a comparable unit was $767 - representing 48% of market rent, or 52% below.
Looking across all apartment types, CMHC reported an average rent of $1,735, compared to Onward’s $880. This means Onward’s average October 2024 rent across unit types was 51% of market rent, or 49% below. These figures demonstrate the continued strength of our mixed-income community housing model, ensuring significantly more affordable housing options relative to market averages.
3,000
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6.25 years
reflecting long-term housing stability
This Year in Action: Growth, Partnerships, Possibility
Our significant development pipeline reflects both the strength of Onward and our commitment to addressing the urgent need for affordable housing in our community. Each project represents more than just bricks and mortar—it is an investment in stability, opportunity, and equity for the individuals and families we serve. A robust pipeline ensures we can sustain momentum, leverage partnerships, and deliver long-term impact by creating housing solutions that are both innovative and resilient.
Ian Nash
Chief Development Officer
Scaling with Purpose:
What Integration Made Possible
In 2024/25, we saw the full realization of the merger between Horizon and Forward Housing. With our operations, governance, and services now unified under the Onward banner, we’re delivering on the promise of scale.
Today, Onward owns and operates 2,225 homes across Calgary, housing approximately 3,000 residents. That growth isn’t just in numbers. It reflects our enhanced ability to serve, to advocate, and to build.
2,225 homes
3,000 residents
With the addition of 500 units in April, as well as the completion of our Killarney development and the start of construction of our first project in the community of Currie Barracks, Onward is growing rapidly. We’ve also built capacity within our team, from community outreach and engagement to expanded resident services. This scale gives us the depth to specialize, the strength to grow, and the heart to stay connected to every resident we serve.
Media Coverage of This Year at Onward
Creating Belonging, Not Just Buildings
Onward provides safe, affordable housing to our community. For individuals and families transitioning from homelessness, stable housing is more than just a place to live, it is a foundation for a new beginning. It fosters a sense of security and stability that is essential for well-being and an improved quality of life.
Our dedicated team is committed to supporting our residents every step of the way. We believe that professional support, along with services like those from our Community Engagement Coordinator, can truly transform a house into a home by building connections and a strong sense of community. We are honored to be a part of their journey toward a brighter, more stable future.
Chris Slater
Chief Operating Officer
Onward residents make up a diverse community of seniors, adults, and youth. While each resident’s needs and living circumstances are unique, the average tenancy for an Onward resident is 6.25 years.
Our homes remove everyday barriers to stability. Our pet-friendly policy keeps families (two and four-legged) together. Residents can tap into light-touch, practical support right where they live, and through our community partners we bring on-site services like immunization and hearing checks, financial-literacy workshops, and safety sessions into the buildings. It’s a simple idea with a big impact: when support is close to home, people can focus on living, not logistics.
We believe that home is the foundation for well-being, dignity, and belonging. These stories from our residents reflect the real impact of affordable, well-cared-for homes, and the stability and possibility they make possible. Each voice is unique, but together they speak to what’s possible when housing comes with compassion, connection, and support.
Whether it’s finding safety, reconnecting with the community, or simply having a space to call their own, our residents remind us why we do this work. Their journeys are a powerful reflection of Onward’s approach, rooted in Accountability, Care, and Teamwork, and guided by the belief that when people have a home, they can thrive.
Resident Stories
After living in a women’s shelter so long, I promised myself I’d give back.
Sarah’s Story
When Sarah fled an abusive relationship with her infant and toddler, she landed at the Brenda Strafford Centre shelter. Despite being on a priority list for affordable housing, she faced a four-year wait to secure a home for her family. “The rental market just felt impossible,” she says.
Determined to find a home, Sarah spent hours researching housing options. With the help of her shelter counselor, she connected with Onward. This marked the beginning of a new era in Sarah’s life. In May, she moved into her new Killarney apartment, which has been “a miracle,” she says.
The secure building, underground parking and restricted access offer the safety she desperately needs. She also enjoys the building’s walkable and convenient location. A better life began has now taken shape for Sarah’s family. The nearby Killarney playground and leisure centre have become places they regularly visit for fun and swimming lessons, while the local park, which is stocked with community sports equipment, offers the family endless playtime.
Sarah’s eldest child, who recently started kindergarten, is making new friends and loving school. Her younger child attends a nearby daycare, where the staff are lovely and supportive. Having grown up in Calgary, Sarah feels a deep connection to the community.
With stability at home, Sarah can focus on her future. She is upgrading high school courses to pursue a career in social work.
“After living in a women’s shelter so long, I promised myself I’d give back,” she says. “Now I can work toward that goal, all because I am in this place.”
Names have been changed to protect privacy.
I am very thankful to the people who helped me and guided us to this wonderful home.
Inna’s Story
For Inna and her daughter, Angie, living at Onward's new building in Killarney has been a dream come true.
Fleeing the war in Ukraine, their first days in Canada in 2023 were a world away from the peace they've found now. They faced leaky walls in a cramped Sunnyside apartment, forcing them to sleep on the living room floor.
Hope arrived for Inna at the Newcomer Centre later that year, where she was volunteering.
“Because of my difficult living situation, the staff gave me information about Onward’s new building for single mothers and their children,” says Inna. “I am very thankful to the people who helped me and guided us to this wonderful home.”
The move to Killarney in May 2025 marked a significant turning point for the family.
“This apartment is a dream, it’s so clean, secure, and well-planned,” Inna says. She's especially happy about the large kitchen, which lets her indulge in her love for cooking and baking. The convenient location makes daily life easier, too, with a nearby bus stop that easily gets them to the grocery store, work, and school.
Angie, who arrived speaking no English, has quickly adapted to her new life. Now, she speaks without an accent, thrives at Western Canada High School, and is an active part of the community. She volunteers at a church daycare and camp and works part-time at the Saddledome.
Meanwhile, Inna, a former accountant, works as a prep cook at The Keg. She's determined to improve her English so she can get the certification needed to return to her profession, and she's currently taking private in-person classes.
Grateful for the support she’s found in Calgary, Inna says, “My daughter is so happy here. When we first arrived, it was just the two of us—we didn’t know anyone and had no friends or family. But in a short time, we met such wonderful people who have become like our new family. This feels like our true home now, and we love being here.
“It’s very important to me that Angelina is doing so well. I love the people here; they are so nice and kind.”
The family has even more to celebrate: a new pet! For Angie’s next birthday, Inna plans to get her a kitten, a simple joy they couldn't have in their previous apartments.
“We have just been so blessed here,” she says.
If it were not for Onward, I would probably still be living in a shelter.
Rachel’s Story
Rachel’s path to a stable home at Onward’s new Killarney building was full of challenges and unexpected turns.
After years working at a meat processing plant in High River, she felt stuck and depressed. Hoping for a fresh start, she accepted a friend’s offer to move to Fort McMurray and work at an oil sands camp. But the job never materialized, and the friend who had offered her a place to stay became violent. After calling the police, Rachel sought refuge at the Mustard Seed women’s shelter.
Determined to rebuild, Rachel applied for jobs and apartments. One day walking by a local business, on impulse, she asked a man in the parking lot if they were hiring. He turned out to be the CEO, and he hired her the next day to work at his warehouse, pricing merchandise. This stability provided a turning point for Rachel.
Through a new coworker who had previously worked at Onward, Rachel learned about Onward’s housing options. She toured the Killarney apartment and was amazed. “It was so new and so nice, I kept thinking, ‘what’s the catch?’”
The affordable rent provided Rachel with a way out of the shelter. She moved into her studio apartment in June, and loves the secure building, patio, and convenient location. Her favourite part is having a dishwasher and the freedom to cook and entertain friends. “My apartment is just so perfect, sometimes I can’t believe it. Being able to move in here was a ‘pinch me’ moment,” she says.
While the process of starting over has had some challenges, Rachel relishes the stability and comfort of her new space. The Mustard Seed had even helped her with the first month’s rent and a Walmart gift card to get her started. “When they told me that, the smile didn’t leave my face for quite some time,” she says.
Rachel says she’s so grateful to be able to rebuild her life in a place she can truly call Home.
“Sometimes I wake up and can’t believe I live here,” she says. “If it were not for Onward, I would probably still be living in a shelter. It all just worked out for me.”
Home + Heart: Community Life Beyond the Front Door
At Onward, we know that building community is just as important as building homes. While providing safe, affordable housing is our core mission, we're equally committed to helping our residents find a sense of belonging. Our community engagement initiatives are designed to foster genuine connection and build a strong foundation for well-being.
Our on-site programming goes beyond just events. It's about empowering residents with practical knowledge and creating a space for neighbors to connect. Our dedicated coordinator for community engagement has organized flu shot clinics to keep residents healthy, hosted "meet-and-greets" with local police, and led fraud prevention workshops to help protect our seniors. Our coordinator also organizes resident resource fairs with service agencies offering programming from food supply, immigration and employment services, pet care and adoption, financial literacy, fire and fall prevention. These activities are tailored to our residents' specific needs, creating a sense of shared experience and support.
We also believe in giving our residents a voice. Community engagement at Onward means creating opportunities for residents to give feedback and help shape the experience of living in our buildings. We're constantly listening and adapting our programs based on what matters most to the people who call Onward home.
Through the actions of our dedicated team and with the tireless support of our partner organizations, we're actively strengthening the social fabric in our communities. We don't just provide housing; we create vibrant, supportive environments where individuals and families can thrive together.
At Onward we believe that true well-being is built on a foundation of community, and we are proud to help lay that foundation every day.
Collaboration Leads to Strong Community
Strong collaborations help us deliver meaningful support to residents while strengthening the fabric of the communities we’re part of.
Thank you for participating in our community engagement activities:
- Accessible Housing
- Alpha House
- Better Business Bureau
- Calgary Fire Department
- Calgary Police Department
- Canadian Mental Health Association
- Centre for Newcomers
- Children’s Cottage
- Community Kitchen
- Calgary Catholic Immigration Society
- Calgary Humane Society
- Carya
- City of Calgary
- Community Connect YYC
- Ears to You
- Fresh Routes
- Green Calgary
- Jewish Family Services of Calgary
- John Howard Society
- MCG Careers
- Momentum
- Mustard Seed – Veterans Advocacy
- Parachutes for Pets
- Telus
- The Alex
- The Immigrant Education Society
- Unison (Kirby Centre)
Partner Agencies
At Onward, we know that meaningful change doesn’t happen alone. This year, our partnerships have been the driving force behind so much of our progress, from expanding housing options to enriching the support systems that help residents thrive. We’re deeply grateful for every organization, funder, and community leader who walked alongside us. Together, we are turning shared goals into real homes and building stronger communities across Calgary.
Bev Jarvis
Director, Engagement and Communications
A “Thank You” to Our Partners
Onward is proud to work alongside an extensive network of referral and support partner agencies. These organizations play a vital role in connecting Calgarians to safe, affordable housing and in providing the wraparound supports that help our residents thrive.
We are also deeply grateful to our government partners who, over the past year, have entrusted us with critical funding, land, and growth opportunities. Their confidence in our mission and investment in our work are helping to bring more affordable homes to life across Calgary.
Together, with our partners, we are building stronger communities, one home at a time.
Onward is deeply grateful to the CREB® REALTOR® Community Foundation for selecting our Glasswaters House to receive their support.
Special Shoutout to CREB!
Glasswaters House provides safety, dignity, and hope for some of the most vulnerable members of our community. It is a place where young expectant women can prepare for motherhood with stability and support, knowing their babies will be welcomed into a safe and nurturing environment. Thanks to this generous gift, Onward was able to complete the recommended upgrades and improvements with virtually no disruption of services or displacement of residents. These enhancements ensure the home remains not only safe and functional, but also welcoming and comforting for the young families who live there during such a critical time in their lives.
The CREB® REALTOR® Community Foundation grant reflects an inspiring commitment to strengthening families and building community bonds. On behalf of our residents and Onward team, thank you for making a lasting difference—transforming lives and creating a measurable, meaningful impact.
Partnering for Progress: Launching with CAHF
Building on the legacy of the successful RESOLVE Campaign, Onward is pleased to partner with Calgary Affordable Housing Foundation (CAHF) to advance once again the development of affordable housing for Calgarians in need. We look forward to CAHF bringing their expertise in mobilizing resources and engaging community support to deliver powerful results. Together, we will bring to life Onward’s Currie apartment and townhouse project, creating 72 much-needed affordable homes.
We are enthusiastic about this partnership and the opportunity to raise capital funds that will help realize Onward’s promise of providing safe, stable, and affordable housing, homes that transform lives and strengthen communities. Onward is excited to work alongside CAHF to achieve lasting impact for those who need it most.
Meet the Team Behind the Mission
Every person on the Onward team plays a vital role in bringing our mission to life. This past year’s growth challenged us to stretch, adapt, and build — and our team rose to the occasion with incredible dedication and heart. Whether supporting residents, maintaining homes, or strengthening our internal systems, our people embody our values of Accountability, Care, and Teamwork every day. It’s their commitment that powers our progress and helps us create spaces where individuals and communities can truly thrive.
Ryan Oliver
Director, Human Resources
Powered by People: Meet the Onward Team
At Onward, our dedicated team powers everything we do. Across building services, resident services, community engagement and outreach, and our administrative teams in finance, operations, information technology, communications, and human resources, our people work together every day to create well-cared-for homes for all.
In 2024/25, we strengthened our services by adding new community engagement and community outreach roles, deepening our connection with residents and helping more Calgarians access the resources they need. Our 24-hour resident services line continues to provide around-the-clock assistance for emergencies and service requests.
Over 70 Dedicated Individuals
This was also a year of significant growth. Our team significantly grew this past year as we prepared for and took on the management of new units, expanding our impact across Calgary.
Guided by our values,
ACT: Accountability, Care, and Teamwork
our team shows up with heart and purpose, ensuring our homes are well maintained, our residents are supported, and our communities can truly thrive.
Support That Stays Close to Home
At Onward, we know that housing is more than a roof over your head, it's about belonging, stability, and connection. That’s why our dedicated team is here to support residents every step of the way. Together, these teams demonstrate our commitment to creating homes that support well-being and foster a sense of belonging every day.
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Responsive, Reliable, and Compassionate Service
Our resident services team remains available in-person, by phone, and via email to assist residents with tenancy-related questions and ensure they feel supported and informed. Whether it’s guidance, clarity, or simply a listening ear, our team is here.
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Engagement that Builds Community
Our Community Engagement Coordinator brings people together through meaningful programs and activities that foster a strong sense of belonging. From resident-led initiatives to shared celebrations, we continue to create opportunities for connection and community life.
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Support When It’s Needed Most
Through our dedicated team and partnering agencies, Onward residents are connected to external support when challenges arise. Together, we work to ensure our residents can access the resources they need, reducing barriers and preventing housing instability through education and collaboration.
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24/7 Support for Peace of Mind
Our building services team and around-the-clock resident services line are available day and night for maintenance requests and emergencies, because home should always feel safe and secure.
Snapshot of This Year at Onward
The Dollars Behind the Difference
The 2024/25 fiscal year ended with a balanced surplus, with some growth in rental revenues and higher staff and maintenance expenses. The maintenance expenses are associated with planned preventative maintenance and new initiatives to drive efficiencies. The additional staff costs are a deliberate investment by Onward in the growth of our portfolio. Prior to year-end, Onward completed the construction and commenced lease-up of our Killarney project. After year-end, we added two buildings, the most recent additions to our portfolio, which now comprises over 2,200 units. Onward continues to maintain strong cash balances, with funds designated for capital reserves and growth.
Stephen Cole
Chief Financial Officer
Fiscal Year 2024/25 Highlights
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Stable Growth and Smart Reinvestment
Onward increased its total asset base by nearly $7.2 million, reflecting steady capital investment in property development and maintenance.
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Responsible Reserve Management
We maintained a healthy $17.1 million in reserves, including $12.3 million allocated for future housing development and $3.8 million in replacement reserves to safeguard the integrity of our buildings.
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Clean and Transparent Audit
The financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2025, received an unqualified opinion from our independent auditors, affirming the accuracy and transparency of our financial reporting.
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Debt Management and Surplus Sharing
Onward reduced its long-term debt by more than $3.8 million and returned over $570,000 in prior-year surplus to the Government of Alberta, as part of our stewardship responsibilities.
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Mission-Driven Financial Decisions
The reduction in our cash position this year reflects a purposeful investment in construction, operational improvements, and resident support. Every decision we make is guided by our commitment to housing affordability and community impact.
*The foregoing represents the combined financial statements of Onward Homes Society and Horizon West Society.
Investing in Stability, Growth and the Future of Affordable Housing
Join Us: How You Can Help Build Belonging
Be Part of the Change
At Onward, we believe that every Calgarian deserves a safe, stable, and affordable place to call home, and we can’t do it alone. Our progress is powered by generous donors, engaged partners, and passionate community members who share our vision. Your support helps build more than homes - it builds belonging, dignity, and opportunity.
Every donation makes a difference. Whether you’re giving once, monthly, or as part of a long-term commitment, your contribution helps create and sustain housing that supports Calgarians for years to come.
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Corporate Commitment
Show your values in action by partnering with us. Corporate donations can support resident events, fund programming, or contribute directly to new housing development. To explore capital gifts or sponsorship opportunities, reach out to us at donate@onwardhomes.ca.
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Individual & Monthly Giving
Make a one-time gift or become a monthly donor. All general donations go directly to the construction of our next affordable housing project.
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Community & Resident Support
Onward provides meaningful initiatives that enrich residents’ lives and strengthen communities. Your donation helps nurture belonging and well-being.
