What is a ReStore and how does it work?

The ReStore is a reusable building material and home furnishing retail store operated by Habitat for Humanity. Habitat for Humanity accepts donations of quality new and used materials to be sold to the public at reduced prices. This prevents usable building materials from going to a landfill and adds value for home owners. Proceeds from the ReStore sales support our mission to provide housing for working families in the North Willamette Valley. There are over 500 Habitat Restores in the U.S. and Canada.

Donations are accepted anytime the ReStore is open for sales!

We accept:

• doors

• double-paned vinyl windows

• roofing material

• paint and stain

• light fixtures

• furniture

• appliances less than 10 years old

• lumber, plywood and trim

• plumbing supplies

• flooring

• tools

• heaters and fans

• nuts and bolts, nails, screws

• cabinets and shelving

• ...and much more!

Unfortunately, we are not able to accept the following items at this time:

• sinks

• clothing

• bedding

• computers

• aluminum windows

• single-pane windows

• unusable paint

• hollow-core doors

• interior doors

• used toilets

How can I volunteer in the ReStore?

The Habitat ReStore is an ambitious project, and we need the help of a lot of people in many different ways to make it successful. You can help by volunteering, donating good used building materials, or simply by shopping at the ReStore.

What's new in the ReStore?

K & L Lighting in Canby recently donated the remainder of their inventory to our ReStore. We have a variety of beautiful light fixtures, lighting displays, chandeliers, sconces, and lamps. Thanks to K & L Lighting for supporting Habitat for Humanity's mission; this wonderful store and community fixture will be missed.

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