A hybrid of student government and non-profit organization.

Levels of student involvement:

• Executive Committee: President, VP Administration (Lakeshore and North), and VP Campus Life (Lakeshore and North)
• Board of Directors: Executive Committee, 15 School Directors and Program Representatives (one per academic school, per campus) who work together to create policies affecting the entire Humber community
• Approximately 65 Humber students employed in part-time work study positions
• The HSF employs nine full-time staff members who manage the daily operations of the organization

• Represent over 18,000 full-time students on three campuses
• Provide a comprehensive and extended health and dental plan
• Provide value-added services including a food bank, Used Book Market, free legal advice, dental clinic and on-campus pharmacy (as of September 2009)
• Provide food for 50 students through the HSF Food Bank
• Represent students on every major committee within the Humber community
• Advocate for of the student body and lobby the Government of Ontario through membership in the College Student Alliance
• Environmental initiatives including stainless steel OneBottle sales, planning and execution of Humber Earth Week, recycling campaign of used cell phones, etc.
• Partnership with Canadian Blood Services

• Provide over $100,000 in bursaries each year, $5000 in academic awards and $10,000 in entrance scholarships
• Contribute $120,000 to Student Services, for the Health Centre and Peer Tutoring
• Major supporter of IT initiatives on campus, including open access labs, wireless access in Residence and HTV
• Initial financial supporter of the Wireless & Telecommunications Technology students’ project to make voice contact with the International Space Station (ISS)
• Contribute $25,000 to Humber Radio to benefit students within the School of Media Studies and Information Technology
• $10,000 to the School of Creative and Performing Arts for a humanitarian trip to Mozambique for AIDS awareness performances
• Sponsor one child per campus through World Vision
• Collaborate with Humber administration on community funding projects

• Fund over 60 student-run clubs focusing on cultural, academic and social interests
• Run an array of events to entertain and educate students, including the annual gala, life skills workshop series, Big Brother, etc. 
• Frosh week event attendance of approximately 4,500
• Contribution of $16,000 to fully fund Student Appreciation Award and Student Art Show
• Responsible for the publication and distribution of the student handbook and bi-weekly campus newsletter, Humber Life
• Hosted the first ever HSF student vendor day for Humber’s entrepreneurs
• Hosted provincial and federal election all-candidates debates
• Host annual children’s holiday party for Humber’s mature students