Donate to the ReStore

ReStore Donations

Remodeling, cleaning, down-sizing or just getting organized? Whatever your project, don’t let the items you no longer need end up in your local landfill.

Donations made to the ReStore are tax-deductible and 100% of the proceeds support Habitat’s mission. Plus, you will keep good, reusable items in use and out of landfills. Our store receives new and gently-used donations from individuals and local businesses. Thank you for your support!

How to Donate

Donations can be dropped off at the ReStore, located at 690 Ecusta rd. Brevard.

Tuesday-Friday 9:30-4:30 & Saturdays 9:30-3:30

To schedule a free pickup of larger items, call 828-862-4663. Or complete the pickup request form and we will respond within two business days. Thank you for your donation! Your support makes it possible for Habitat to build affordable homes for low-income families currently living in inadequate housing.

Please Note: Upon inspection of your donated items, donations can only be accepted if they are in saleable condition. Thank you for your understanding!

COMPLETE PICKUP REQUEST FORM

What we accept

The ReStore accepts donations of good quality, working items in the following categories:

ANTIQUES & HOUSEWARES

Art
Books (no textbooks, encyclopedias, or dictionaries)
CDs, DVDs, record albums
Jewelry, coins, and stamps
Glassware, dishes (no surface damage or chips)
Kitchenware and accessories

FURNITURE

Upholstered furniture (no rips, or stains)
Wood & metal furniture
Tables
Dressers
Bookshelves
Floor/table lamps

PLUMBING

New plumbing supplies
Working Faucets
Sinks with complete vanity cabinets

APPLIANCES

Must be in working condition (we will accept non-working if dropped off)
Washers and Dryers
Electric and Gas Stoves
Range tops
Refrigerators
Small appliances

DOORS & WINDOWS

Double hung, picture, and bay windows
Steel and wood doors
Storm doors

SPORTING GOODS

Quality electric folding treadmills, stationary bicycles,weight machines, iron weights
Camping equipment
Bicycles – functional only
General sporting goods

BUILDING SUPPLIES

Concrete block – all sizes
Plywood
Shingles – full bundles
Unused lumber
Nails and screws – full boxes
Sheet rock – 4’ x 8’ sheets or more
Trim
Fencing

FLOORING

Wood and laminate flooring taken only from distributors
Area rugs –new or gently used

ELECTRONICS

Stereos
Speakers
TVs – No more than 10 years old & must be flat screen

CABINETS

Kitchen cabinets (must have all doors and drawers. No water damage)
Complete bathroom vanities
Must be assembled

HARDWARE

Interior and exterior lock sets with keys
Power tools – must have batteries
Hand & Garden tools
Electrical hardware

CARS

We participate in Cars for Homes™, a program of Habitat for Humanity International. Cars for Homes™ accepts cars, trucks, boats, RVs, motorcycles and construction equipment. Both running and non-running vehicles are accepted. Call us at 828-862-4663 to discuss your vehicle donation today.

What we cannot accept

Due to the high cost of handling and disposal we can not accept the following items:

Baby or children’s items
Batteries
Blinds with pull cords
Fluorescent tube lights
Car Tires
Used Safety Equipment (PPE such as helmets, life vests)
Sewing machine tables
VHS tapes
Beds, frames, mattresses, or pillows
Ceiling Fans

Clothing
Commercial doors and Shower Doors
Disassembled particle board furniture
Fuel cans; no antifreeze or motor oil
Liquids of any kind including: paint, cleaning chemicals, kerosene, gasoline, pesticides & solvents

Mattresses or box springs
Printers, or related accessories
Toilets
Tube/projection/old style box TVs
Unframed mirrors and glass
Sleeper sofas or futons (frames and mattresses)
Large entertainment cabinets

Transylvania Habitat for Humanity is a 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are 100% tax deductible as a charitable gift for federal income tax purposes.

In accepting and rejecting applications, Transylvania Habitat for Humanity must conform to all aspects of the Fair Housing Act and all Fair Housing Laws, the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Privacy Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as any local applicable laws as they apply to applications for a mortgage.