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Habitat ReStore of Dane County
About us
Working in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Dane County, the Habitat ReStore sells donated building materials to the general public for up to 50-90% off retail price.
Our goals are to:
* Support Habitat for Humanity of Dane County's home building program
* Keep valuable materials out of local area landfills
* Provide the community with a source of low cost building materials
* Provide an opportunity to volunteer at the Habitat ReStore
How the ReStore Works:
The Habitat ReStore accepts donations of new and saleable, used building materials such as cabinets, lighting and plumbing fixtures, doors, lumber, flooring, and windows. There are more than 800 Habitat ReStores in the U.S and Canada.
The Habitat ReStore:
Makes home improvements more affordable.
Helps Habitat build more homes. In an average year, the Habitat ReStore will allow Habitat to build two additional homes in Dane County.
Prevents usable building materials from going to a landfill. The Habitat ReStore keeps close to 1,000 tons of building materials out of Dane County's landfills annually.
How you can help:
The Habitat ReStore is an ambitious project, and we need the help of a lot of people in many different ways to make it successful. You can help by volunteering, donating good used building materials, or simply by shopping at the Habitat ReStore. All donations to the Habitat ReStore are tax deductible.
Habitat ReStore is a member of:
* Madison Area Builiders Association
* National Association of Remodeling Industry
* WasteCap Wisconsin
* Dane County Buy Local Initiative
* Midwest Renewable Energy Association
About Habitat for Humanity Dane County Since 1987, Habitat for Humanity of Dane County has built homes with 180 working, low income individuals/families.
Our goals are to:
* Support Habitat for Humanity of Dane County's home building program
* Keep valuable materials out of local area landfills
* Provide the community with a source of low cost building materials
* Provide an opportunity to volunteer at the Habitat ReStore
How the ReStore Works:
The Habitat ReStore accepts donations of new and saleable, used building materials such as cabinets, lighting and plumbing fixtures, doors, lumber, flooring, and windows. There are more than 800 Habitat ReStores in the U.S and Canada.
The Habitat ReStore:
Makes home improvements more affordable.
Helps Habitat build more homes. In an average year, the Habitat ReStore will allow Habitat to build two additional homes in Dane County.
Prevents usable building materials from going to a landfill. The Habitat ReStore keeps close to 1,000 tons of building materials out of Dane County's landfills annually.
How you can help:
The Habitat ReStore is an ambitious project, and we need the help of a lot of people in many different ways to make it successful. You can help by volunteering, donating good used building materials, or simply by shopping at the Habitat ReStore. All donations to the Habitat ReStore are tax deductible.
Habitat ReStore is a member of:
* Madison Area Builiders Association
* National Association of Remodeling Industry
* WasteCap Wisconsin
* Dane County Buy Local Initiative
* Midwest Renewable Energy Association
About Habitat for Humanity Dane County Since 1987, Habitat for Humanity of Dane County has built homes with 180 working, low income individuals/families.
Hours of operation
Tuesday9:00AM - 5:00PMWednesday9:00AM - 5:00PMThursday9:00AM - 5:00PMFriday9:00AM - 5:00PMSaturday9:00AM - 5:00PM
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March 28, 2018
Nick T. asked:Wondering if anyone has recommendation on where I can get my hands on some large sections of old carpet? Free carpet is prefered! I'm looking to kill off large sections of weeds in my back yard but still want the space to be usable for the dogs to play! Thanks in advance, Nick T.Chelsey D. replied:https://www.facebook.com/191101854273113 Habitat ReStore of Dane County
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