Habitat for Humanity - Our ReStores

ReStores

 

Habitat Niagara's Restores are home improvement stores which sell new and gently used furniture, home accessories, kitchens, appliances, building materials, and much more for a fraction of the retail price, plus you never pay the HST. Whether you're looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom, re-furnish your living room, or fix up your basement, the ReStore should be your first stop!

Habitat for Humanity ReStores play an integral part in Habitat's mission, bringing financial support for our work.

Every purchase creates the opportunity for a better life. Every donation helps a family build a decent and affordable home. Every visit is a new adventure.

These Habitat for Humanity ReStores are proudly owned and operated by Habitat Niagara. Your donations and purchases help homeowners achieve the strength, stability and self-reliance they need to build better lives for themselves and their families.

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ReStore Hours

Monday - Saturday: 9am-5pm

Sunday closed.

Donation drop-off: Monday - Saturday: 12pm-4:00pm

Donate to the ReStore

To schedule a donation pick-up or drop-off, please email pictures of the item(s) you wish to donate, along with your contact information to the ReStore nearest you. 

Unfortunately, we cannot accept every donation. It is best to call ahead if you are unsure if the ReStores are able to accept your donation. Charitable tax receipts issued for donated merchandise over $100.

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Volunteer

Volunteers are Habitat Niagara’s greatest resource. We are always looking for people to volunteer at one of our three ReStores, on our salvage team or at the build site as a site host or construction volunteer.

We offer a variety of diverse opportunities that will fit with many different schedules and skill levels

You can help families today

For more information on making a financial donation to our homebuilding program, please contact donate@habitatniagara.ca or 905-685-7395 x205

DONATE

Donate to Habitat and help a family break the poverty cycle.