Accepts many resale-ready household and home-improvement items, including sofas/loveseats/recliners, tables, selected dining and bedroom furniture, doors, cabinets, bookcases, washers/dryers, refrigerators/freezers, ovens, small appliances, cookware, lamps/decor, tools, new/unused flooring, windows/screens, and flat-screen TVs. Does not accept mattresses/box springs, bedding/linens/clothing/towels, toilets, water heaters/HVAC equipment, baby furniture, damaged/soiled/smoke-exposed furniture, open paint/solvents, or used flooring/carpeting; additional inventory-based restrictions apply.

About the Organization & Community Impact

Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity ReStore is part of Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore model, in which donated furniture, appliances, building materials and household goods are sold to the public and the proceeds support Habitat’s affordable-housing mission. ReStores are operated by local Habitat affiliates, so revenue helps fund home construction, rehabilitation or repair work and other housing efforts in the communities those affiliates serve. The model also has a significant reuse benefit: saleable materials are kept out of landfills and made available to homeowners, renters and do-it-yourself shoppers at below-retail prices. For estate donors, that creates a particularly practical outlet for bulky household items and home-improvement materials that many clothing-focused charities cannot accept. A qualifying donation can therefore support affordable housing, household affordability and waste reduction at the same time.

Save a trip! Call Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity ReStore first to confirm hours and that they are accepting what you’re bringing.