Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity
2601 Atkinson Ave, Killeen TX, 76543
Office: (254)
680-
What is a ReStore?
The Habitat ReStore is a thrift shop of construction materials for anyone wanting to find a bargain for their next construction or renovation project.
ReStore hours: Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 9:30 a. m. to 4:45 p.m.
Saturdays, 9:00 a. m. to 2:00 p. m.
Closed Thursdays for scheduled donation pick-
Sunday and Monday – the store and office are closed.
We are located at 2601 Atkinson Ave in Killeen, Texas.
Where do the materials come from?
Individuals and businesses donate materials to the Habitat ReStore. Some items are brand new and still in the wrapper, while others are used. Habitat looks at all materials and determines if it can be used in a future Habitat home. Those materials are set aside for that purpose, helping the Habitat to keep construction cost down. Materials that Habitat is unable to use in the building of a home are placed in the ReStore for sale. Funds from the ReStore are utilized to cover Habitat operating expenses thus allowing donations to be used for construction of homes.
What are the prices like?
Habitat's pricing guidelines are as follows:
New items -
Used items -
Discounts are given consideration with the purchase of large quantities.
What is available at the ReStore?
Just about anything, that goes into building a home and then some! Windows, doors,
paint, lights, sinks toilets, countertops, appliances, cabinets, vanities, selected
lumber, and so much building material that all items can be mentioned! Some volunteers
use leftover materials from construction sites and make items out of them for sale
at the ReStore such as planters, benches, and chairs. If you are interested in helping
in this manner, please contact the Habitat office at 254-
Items Not Accepted: Mattresses, electronics, oil based paint, no paint less than 1/2 full, rusted, or unlabeled items, hazardous materials. All furniture must be in very good condition and acceptance depends on warehouse space availability at the time of donation.
Does Habitat recycle?
1. The Habitat ReStore is actually recycling everything that is donated! All the merchandise is donated and sold to be of use to someone in the community. This keeps thousands of pounds of items OUT of the local landfill. Each donation is another person recycling and helping our local environment.
2. Fort Hood Area Habitat recycles to raise funding and you can help! We accept aluminum cans, anything made of metal, and printer/toner cartridges. These items are sold for their scrap value and are another way to raise money to build Habitat homes.
3. You can also deliver your copper, brass, aluminum, and car batteries to Centroplex
Recycling Center, 2400 E. Veterans Memorial Blvd, Killeen, Texas 76543 (254-
4. Habitat also recycles plastic, cardboard boxes, and newspapers.
How Can I Help the ReStore?
1. Shop at the ReStore.
2. Donate to the ReStore.
3. Bring your recyclables to the ReStore
4. Tell your friends and neighbors about the ReStore.
5. Volunteer at the ReStore.
6. Tell businesses you know about the ReStore.
7. Support your local United Way.
8. Follow us on FaceBook for great deals-
"Every little bit makes a big difference"
Interesting information about the ReStore
· Remodelers and builders reduce their landfill costs by donating useable, leftover materials to the ReStore.
· The ReStore reduces waste at the landfill by providing a place to take useful materials instead of throwing them away
· When a business closes, leftover inventory, shelving, office supplies and/or equipment are often donated to Habitat
· When a fellow nonprofit agency, such as the Food Care Center, needs materials to repair their facility, they receive a discount. Habitat considers this goodwill among other nonprofit organization that assists those in need. We feel this is in keeping with the donor's intent.
· We can pick-
***Merchandise on website may have been sold.
