CharlestonCall to confirm
Habitat for Humanity of Kanawha and Putnam ReStore - Charleston
- appliances
- cabinets and counters
- fixtures
- flooring
- furniture
- lumber
- latex paint
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🚪 Where to donate building materials and home goods in West Virginia
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.
6 places in West Virginia take building materials and home goods.
Charleston & the Kanawha Valley 1
Teays Valley, Point Pleasant & Ripley 1
Hurricane
Habitat for Humanity of Kanawha and Putnam ReStore - Teays Valley
- furniture (home and office)
- working appliances
- cabinets and countertops
- doors and windows
- lumber and building materials
- flooring and tile
- lighting and electrical
Not accepted: clothing, linens and bedding; mattresses and box springs; refrigerators; non-working appliances; computers, TVs and electronics; oil-based paint and hazardous materials
Huntington & Wayne County 1
HuntingtonFree pickup
Habitat for Humanity of the Tri-State ReStore - Huntington
- building materials
- home improvement products
- furniture and appliances (call to confirm)
Lewisburg, Summersville & the Greenbrier Valley 1
LewisburgCall to confirm
Almost Heaven Habitat for Humanity ReStore
- new and gently used furniture
- home accessories
- building materials
- appliances
Parkersburg & the Mid-Ohio Valley 1
ViennaCall to confirm
Habitat for Humanity of the Mid-Ohio Valley ReStore
- furniture (call to confirm)
- appliances (call to confirm)
- building materials (call to confirm)
Martinsburg, Charles Town & the Eastern Panhandle 1
Martinsburg
Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Panhandle ReStore
- furniture
- appliances
- building materials
- home goods