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🚪 Where to donate building materials and home goods in Utah
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.
9 places in Utah take building materials and home goods.
Salt Lake CityCall to confirm
Habitat for Humanity Greater Salt Lake Area ReStore
- used and surplus building materials
- furniture
- home goods
OremCall to confirm
Habitat for Humanity of Utah County ReStore - Orem
- working appliances
- undamaged furniture
- tools in good working condition
- building materials
Not accepted: damaged or torn furniture
LaytonCall to confirm
Open Doors Food Pantry - Layton
- peanut butter
- boxed meals
- canned chili, soup, meat, vegetables and fruit
- pasta and ramen
- baking supplies
- cereal
Layton
Switchpoint Exchange thrift shop
- new and used retail fixtures (rolling racks, display cabinets, shelves, seating, storage bins)
Pickup: Switchpoint can haul away unwanted fixtures
Ogden
Habitat for Humanity ReStore - Ogden
- building materials
- home improvement supplies
- furniture and appliances (call to confirm)
Pickup: Donation pickup available - call the store to schedule
Park City
Habitat for Humanity ReStore Park City
- home improvement items
- furniture
- household goods - see website
Park City
Recycle Utah
- building materials
- working appliances
- doors and cabinets
- lighting and plumbing
- good-condition housewares
Cedar CityCall to confirm
Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah ReStore - Cedar City
- furniture
- building materials
- home goods
HurricaneCall to confirm
Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah ReStore
- furniture
- building materials
- home goods