Support Smyrna’s Community through the ReStore Round-Up Initiative
When you shop at the Smyrna ReStore, you not only find amazing deals on gently used furniture, appliances, and building materials, but you also have the opportunity to give back to your community through the ReStore Round-Up Initiative. It is a simple and powerful way for shoppers to make a difference in the lives of local families.
How Does It Work?
At checkout, you will be asked if you would like to round up your purchase to the nearest dollar. The extra change may seem small, but every cent adds up to support the mission of Habitat NWMAs. Your donations directly help build homes, provide affordable housing, and make communities stronger and more sustainable.
Where Does My Round-Up Go?
The funds collected through the round-up initiative go straight into Habitat NWMA’s mission. This means that your contributions are helping to provide safe, affordable homes for families in Smyrna, as well as funding programs that support neighborhood revitalization efforts.
Why Participate?
- Support Local Families: Your donations help build homes for those in need in Cobb, Douglas, and Paulding counties.
- Make a Big Impact with Small Change: Every rounded-up cent directly contributes to Habitat NWMA’s mission, with the goal of providing affordable, energy-efficient homes.
- Feel Good About Your Purchase: When you shop at the Smyrna ReStore, not only do you get great deals, but you’re also part of something bigger—helping to change lives.
How to Participate?
Participating is easy! Simply visit the Smyrna ReStore, shop for items you love, and when you’re ready to check out, say “yes” when asked if you would like to round up your total. It is a quick and effortless way to contribute to your community, and you’ll get a receipt showing the total amount donated.
Stay Updated on the Impact
At the Smyrna ReStore, we keep track of how much we have raised through the round-up program. You can check out the progress at the store and stay informed about how your donations are helping to build homes and change lives in Cobb, Douglas, and Paulding counties.