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🚪 Where to donate building materials and home goods
Leftover building materials, cabinets, doors and fixtures sell at Habitat for Humanity ReStores, and the money helps build homes in your community.
Before you go
- Cabinets should come out in one piece with doors attached.
- Partial cans of paint usually are not accepted.
814 local places we've checked take building materials and home goods.
Local places, by state
- Alabama14 places
- Arizona8 places
- Arkansas12 places
- California33 places
- Colorado18 places
- Connecticut7 places
- Florida43 places
- Georgia34 places
- Hawaii5 places
- Idaho9 places
- Illinois17 places
- Indiana32 places
- Iowa13 places
- Kansas9 places
- Kentucky9 places
- Louisiana6 places
- Maine7 places
- Maryland16 places
- Massachusetts11 places
- Michigan40 places
- Minnesota13 places
- Mississippi7 places
- Missouri21 places
- Montana6 places
- Nebraska5 places
- New Jersey15 places
- New Mexico8 places
- New York23 places
- North Carolina56 places
- Ohio31 places
- Oklahoma13 places
- Oregon24 places
- Pennsylvania27 places
- South Carolina19 places
- South Dakota7 places
- Tennessee25 places
- Texas42 places
- Utah9 places
- Vermont14 places
- Virginia30 places
- Washington27 places
- West Virginia6 places
- Wisconsin27 places
- Wyoming5 places
Don't see your state? Open your region from the map and search for "building materials and home goods".
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