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YOUR DONATION MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Moving or downsizing and have items you no longer need? Planning a home renovation or is it just time to de-clutter and renew your space? Instead of tossing your unwanted household items, donate them to Habitat ReStore and do something good for your community and the environment!

When you donate items to Habitat ReStore, you’re helping Habitat for Humanity GTA achieve its mission to build safe homes for working, lower-income families. You’re also helping the environment by enabling us to recycle perfectly re-usable household items and provide them with a second home, and you will receive a charitable tax receipt for the assessed value of your donation.

	Small to Medium Sized Items: Call & Drop off During Store Hours We accept a range of new and gently-used household items (see accepted item list below). ReStores cannot accept all donations due to capacity and staff availability. Do not leave items at our stores outside normal business hours.
	Large Items: Upload Photos of Your Items & Request a Free Pick-Up Choose this option for larger, multi-item donations. We receive a high number of requests pick-ups; availability of this service will vary.
	Deconstruction: Request a ReStore Deconstruction Team Renovating your home? Don’t demolish, deconstruct instead. Our ReStore team comes to your home to carefully dismantle spaces and remove items such as windows, kitchen cabinetry, counter tops, appliances, bathroom fixtures and more. Your home will be ready to renovate.

WHAT WE ACCEPT

Our Habitat ReStores accept donations of new and used home furniture and decor, appliances, kitchen and bath fixtures and other renovation items, as well as donations of overstocked, seconds, used, discontinued items and salvageable household and home improvement building materials from manufacturers, stores and contractors.

WHAT WE DO NOT ACCEPT

Donated items must be in good, working condition. ReStore will not accept items that are:

• Clothing
• Books
• Mattresses, box springs and sofa beds
• Cribs
• Corded window coverings
• Damaged, broken or excessively stained or dirty
• Mildewed, moldy or water damaged
• Hazardous waste and industrial supplies