Habitat for Humanity ReStore Accepting Donations at Northern Landfill

Habitat for Humanity ReStore will be joining Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley at the Northern Landfill Recycling Center.

ReStore is a non-profit retail organization selling new and used building materials, home furnishings and appliances to the public. Money raised in the sales will be used to build or renovate affordable housing for families in need, according to a news release.

Donations made to the ReStore area at the Northern Landfill will be taken to the ReStore Home Improvement Center, 662 North Market Street in Frederick, where they will be available for sale. 

“We are proud to partner with Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley and look forward to building a relationship with Carroll County,” said Dean Jacoby, ReStore Manager, in a news release.

Acceptable items for donation:

• Cabinets--complete cabinets only with all doors and drawers, clean, presentable in usable condition

• Lumber/plywood/siding/trim--no cracks, rotting, holes, nails or screws

• Doors (and garage doors)--good, clean condition, all exposed nails removed, no cracks, holes, or rotting

• Drywall--full or half sheets only, no watermarks or broken corners

• Electrical fixtures/parts/hardware including light fixtures--in good, reusable, working condition

• Flooring--new carpet, linoleum, ceramic tile, vinyl tile

• Hardware--new or gently used hardware for doors and cabinets

• Paint--new containers only

• Patio pavers • Plywood--full sheets 4 feet by 8 feet

• Plumbing fixtures--clean, good and workable condition

• Roofing--shingles in complete packages

• Windows--no cracked or mission windowpanes, all exposed nails or screws removed, no single windows, no sashes only

Unacceptable Items:

• Any items with missing parts

• Ceiling fans without mounting hardware