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🚪 Where to donate building materials and home goods in Connecticut

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

7 places in Connecticut take building materials and home goods.

Bridgeport, Stamford & Fairfield County 2

DanburyFree pickup

Housatonic Habitat for Humanity ReStore

  • furniture, antiques, housewares, lighting
  • working appliances under 7 years old
  • doors and double-pane windows
  • cabinets and vanities
  • white or stainless sinks, toilets, tubs
  • flooring, siding, shingles (minimums)
  • garden tools, patio furniture, architectural salvage
Not accepted: clothing; books; mattresses; baby equipment; computers and TVs; exercise equipment
Pickup: Yes - free residential pickup scheduled online with photos ($20 donation suggested but optional)

New Haven, Waterbury & New Haven County 1

Wallingford

Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Haven ReStore

  • furniture (wood, upholstered, office, outdoor)
  • appliances under 10 years old in working order
  • cabinets
  • doors and double-pane windows
  • lighting and lamps
  • tools
  • plumbing items
Not accepted: mattresses and box springs; cribs and toddler beds; toilets; used faucets; ceiling fans; TVs and computers
Pickup: Pickup of large or multiple items available in most New Haven County towns; schedule ahead (call to confirm any fee)

Hartford & Hartford County 2

BloomfieldCall to confirm

Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut ReStore - Hartford (Bloomfield)

  • building materials
  • furniture and home goods (see donation guidelines)
Pickup: Pickup can be scheduled online; usually within 2-3 weeks

Middletown & the Lower Connecticut River Valley 1

New London, Norwich & Southeastern CT 1