Welcome to Nevada County Habitat for Humanity ReStore!

The store that builds homes!

Drop off or we'll pick up!

Do you have gently used furniture, appliances or leftover building materials you don’t need?

Volunteer at ReStore

Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page to see how you can get involved at ReStore.

100% of the profits from ReStore support Nevada County Habitat for Humanity

Nevada County Habitat ReStore is a nonprofit home improvement thrift store and donation center. We sell new and gently used building materials, furniture, appliances, home accessories, and more at a fraction of the retail price. Open to the public and all proceeds stay locally — right here in Nevada County.

ReStore Strengthens our Community

By Building Homes

ReStore’s primary purpose is to provide a sustainable revenue source for Nevada County Habitat for Humanity to provide and preserve affordable homeownership.

By Providing Materials to the Community at Affordable Rates

Building materials are available to shoppers at a discounted rate enabling everyone at all income levels to repair and maintain their homes.

By Saving the Environment through ReUse and Recycling

We provide an outlet for reusable items otherwise destined for the Nevada County transfer station and landfill.

By Developing Employees and Volunteers

ReStore’s daily operations provide meaningful opportunities.

Check out our ReStore Facebook page to see weekly updates on our new and gently used appliances, furniture, cabinetry and more at huge discounts!

Hours & Location

12359 Loma Rica Drive • Grass Valley, CA
(off Brunswick Road)

Spring/Summer Store Hours:
Tuesday – Saturday, 9:00am to 6:00pm

Fall/Winter Store Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm

 *PLEASE NOTE*

(ReStore seasonal hours of operation correspond  with daylight savings. ie: When pacific standard time changes forward one  hour in March, the store will be open till 6pm. In the fall when the time changes back one hour in November, our store closes at 5pm. You may also check Google business page or our Facebook page to confirm current store closing times.)

Donations:

530-274-3761 | 530restore@gmail.com

Material donations may be dropped off at ReStore from 9:00am to 4:00pm, Tuesday – Saturday.

ReStore Donation Guidelines

Donations can be dropped off at our store

Tuesday -Saturday 9am to 4pm.

Please review our accepted & unaccepted items list below. This is a general outline, not a complete list. Please call if you have any questions regarding your donation or to discuss a pick up of larger items. (530) 274-3761

*Acceptability is at the discretion of the drivers and our ReStore donation staff. Drivers and staff reserve the right to refuse donations based on current inventory stock and the condition of items being offered as donation. Thank you for your understanding.

Yes, Please!

Furniture

Chairs, dressers, end tables, dining tables, home office furniture, sofas, shelving units in clean, working condition.

Appliances

Clean, working, and less than ten years old. Check your appliance age at: www.appliance411.com

Building Materials and Hardware

Lumber 5’ or longer, drywall 4’x’4 minimum, new insulation in rolls or bats (contained in bags or boxes for safe handling). Hinges, nails, screws, nuts, bolts, fasteners, and locks. New shingles, gutters, and siding.

Lighting/Electrical

Ceiling fans, lamps, lighting fixtures in working order with no broken or missing pieces. New or very gently used electrical parts, hardware.

Doors and Windows

Interior and exterior doors, complete door hardware and knob sets, vintage or new double paned wood framed or vinyl framed windows, and window screens, shutters, and coverings in new condition.

Bathroom

Toilets, sinks, tubs in clean and in new condition. Newer, lead free* faucets, pvc and metal pipes and fixtures, new plumbing supplies.

Flooring

New or reclaimed wood or laminate, new linoleum or vinyl, slate, tiles, new carpeting, and rugs. Please write size on back of carpet, rug, or vinyl with a permanent marker.

Kitchen

Cabinet and drawer sets, (less than 20 years old), counter tops, granite, corning, marble, or stone. Sinks and lead free* faucets.

Tools

Power tools clean and in good working order, hand tools, aluminum or fiberglass ladders in good working order.

Other Items

Lawn and garden supplies, housewares, dishes, counter top appliances, art, knickknacks, bicycles in good working order, full rolls of wallpaper, framed mirrors, air conditioners, and some new automobile items.

No, Thank You!

Furniture

Entertainment centers, furniture that is broken, torn, ripped, or pet damaged. Office chairs, box springs, or mattresses.

Appliances

Appliances more than 10 years old, in addition to water softeners & water filtration.

Building Materials and Hardware

Lumber less than 5’, lumber with nails or screws, broken drywall or small pieces, used or damaged insulation. Hardware with rust or missing parts. Garage doors or openers, used gutters or shingles, used siding.

Lighting/Electrical

Fluorescent light fixtures or bulbs, light fixtures with broken or missing pieces, used light bulbs, light fixtures more than 20 years old. Brass fans or lighting fixtures.

Doors and Windows

Hollow core doors (unless new), metal framed windows, twisted or old window screens, mirrored or accordion closet doors, glass shower doors, window blinds, broken shutters, stained window coverings or curtains.

Bathroom

Faucets or plumbing supplies that are not compliant with lead laws, older galvanized pipe, broken pvc pieces, rusted or glued pieces, cast iron sinks or tubs, sinks or tubs with staining, medicine cabinets. Unframed glass or mirrors.

Flooring

Individual or broken pieces of tile or laminate, used laminate or vinyl, stained or old carpeting or remnants.

Kitchen

Broken or damaged cabinets, counter tops with cracks, holes or cutouts, used laminate counter tops.

Tools

Broken or rusted tools, recalled tools, wooden ladders.

Other items – we have learned from experience that we cannot accept any of the following items:

Solvents, hazardous materials, toxic chemicals, paint, computers, fax machines, modems, routers, VHS, or cassette players, clothing, medical equipment, pesticides or fertilizers.

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