Habitat for Humanity ReStore - Te Awamutu 240 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu, Waikato 3800

Welcome to Habitat for Humanity ReStore - Te Awamutu! Located at Sloane Street, 240 in Te Awamutu, our establishment is not just a store, but a point of interest that aims to make a positive impact on our local community.

At Habitat ReStore, we believe in supporting our local community, and you can be a part of it too. Whether you're looking to shop, donate, or volunteer, we have opportunities for everyone to get involved. By giving just a little of your time each week to our second-hand shop, you're helping us provide housing assistance to families in need right here in our local communities.

If you're interested in volunteering or donating goods, we have flexible hours and a variety of roles to fill. Whether you have a few hours to spare or can commit more time, we welcome your support. Simply give us a call or submit an enquiry today to find out how you can make a difference.

When it comes to donations, there are some items that we cannot accept due to safety or quality concerns. These include gas appliances, kerosene appliances, built-in appliances, large household items with rust or without a power cord, chemicals, pianos and organs, children's car seats, children's inflatable toys for water, bike and safety helmets, life jackets, buoyancy aids, TVs older than 5 years, large console model TVs and stereos, electric blankets, weapons, oil lamps, home recorded CDs, DVDs, VHS, and cassette tapes, CRT monitors, furniture and mattresses with damage or mold, and automobile parts. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.

Habitat for Humanity New Zealand, the organization behind our ReStore, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to eliminating sub-standard housing. We work in partnership with people of goodwill and families in housing need to create safe and decent homes for everyone.

Join us in making a difference in our local community. Shop, donate, or volunteer at Habitat for Humanity ReStore - Te Awamutu today!