Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Smyrna

We have everything and the kitchen sink! Though our inventory depends on what donations we receive, you can generally expect to find new and used appliances, furniture and building materials. Remember, inventory changes quickly, so make sure that you shop often. If you miss a day, you just might miss a deal!

Appliances

Please, no appliances older than 8 years (must be in working order with no repairs needed)

• Air conditioners
• Dryers
• Furnaces
• Microwaves
• Ovens
• Range hoods
• Range tops
• Refrigerators
• Toasters, blenders and other small appliances
• Washing machines

Building materials

• Brick/block
• Doors
• Fencing
• Insulation
• Plywood
• Trim
• Unused lumber

Cabinets

• Bathroom cabinets
• Kitchen cabinets

Flooring

• Area rugs
• Carpet
• Linoleum
• Tile
• Wood

Furniture

• Bedframes
• Bookshelves
• Chairs
• Coffee/end tables
• Dressers
• Entertainment centers
• Filing cabinets
• Sofas
• Tables
• China cabinets

Hardware

• Cabinet knobs
• Door knobs/deadbolts
• Electrical hardware
• Hinges
• Plumbing hardware

Home decor

• Baskets
• Dishes
• Glassware
• Vases
• Knick Knacks
• Artwork and Frames
• Collectibles 

Lighting

• Ceiling fans
• Floor/table lamps
• Hanging chandeliers
• Lamp shades in good condition
• Track lighting

Plumbing supplies

• Pipes
• Showers
• Sinks/faucets (faucets must be 2014 or newer)
• Toilets
• Tubs

Windows

• Bay
• Double hung
• Picture

Donation items not accepted

• Used mattresses/box springs 
• Baby items
• Upholstered items with rips, stains, tears, and/or pet odors
• Anything that doesn’t work/needs a replacement part
• Hazardous materials/chemicals 
• Unframed mirrors or glass 
• Appliances more than 8 years old
• Tube style TVs, rear projection TVs or wood console TVs
• Used dishwashers (as long as they are 2016 and newer)
• Storm windows/single pane windows/sashes
• Computers/fax machines/copy machines
• Shower doors
• Window blinds with cords
• Garage doors
• Clothing/linens/bedding/drapes

Yes, the Habitat ReStore is open to the public.

Shoppers benefit by getting good items at a good price. Donors benefit by getting a tax deduction, as well as the knowledge that they are turning their excess goods into decent and affordable housing and keeping reusable items out of the landfill. Volunteers get to learn new skills and be part of something special. Finally, Habitat benefits by raising more money to provide decent and affordable places to live in the community and around the world.

The money raised through the Habitat ReStore is used to help Habitat for Humanity make sure everyone has a decent and affordable place to call home in our community and around the world. We are very thankful for our donors, shoppers and volunteers who have helped families in the community realize the dream of homeownership.

Yes. Habitat for Humanity is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. We will gladly provide you with a receipt for your donated items. Due to IRS regulations, we are not allowed to assign value to donated items, but your receipt will list the items you donated. We encourage you to work with your tax professional to determine the value and use of your tax receipt. More information can be found on the IRS website.

For businesses, donating to the Habitat ReStore is a great way to move discontinued or excess stock, deal with gently used returns and show your customers that you care about the environment and your community. Plus, we’ll come to you, which will save you time and money. We also offer group volunteer opportunities if you want to do a little team building while doing good! Contact us to find out how your business can get involved.

Absolutely – we accept all types of vehicles! And your donation will go to help build decent and affordable shelter. Habitat for Humanity makes the process simple and straightforward. Get started today, call 1-800-277-4344 or go to carsforhomes.org.

Though we greatly appreciate everyone who wants to donate to the Habitat ReStore, we are unable to accept all items. Sometimes, the reason is related to safety concerns (such as unframed glass and mirrors, lead paint, certain chemicals, etc.) and other times it is for legal reasons (such as used mattresses, baby equipment, recalls, etc.) We also have found that we just can’t sell certain items (such as couches that have rips or stains, and older appliances).

When we do end up with these types of items, nobody buys them and we end up having to pay to dispose of the things we cannot recycle, repair or clean. This takes valuable time and money. Whether or not we can accept your donation, we appreciate you thinking of Habitat.