Organizations and locations identified as resources where estates may donate household goods, furnishings, clothing, books, and other usable property.
Midland County HFH ReStore is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Midland County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules. The […]
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Mecosta County HFH ReStore is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Mecosta County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules. The
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Lake County HFH ReStore is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Lake County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules. The
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HFH Huron Valley ReStore is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Washtenaw County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules. The
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Livingston County HFH ReStore is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Livingston County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules. The
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HFH of Monroe County ReStore is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Monroe County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules.
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HFH of Oakland County ReStore – Southfield is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Oakland County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local
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HFH of Oakland County ReStore – Waterford is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Oakland County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local
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HFH Lenawee County ReStore is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Lenawee County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules. The
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HFH Northeast Michigan ReStore is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Alpena County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules. The
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HFH Capital Region ReStore – Lansing is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Ingham County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance
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Otsego-Antrim HFH ReStore – Gaylord is a Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving Otsego County, Michigan. Proceeds from donated goods support Habitat housing work. Habitat ReStores are official nonprofit home-improvement resale and donation centers that accept new and gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, home goods, building materials and other reusable items, subject to local acceptance rules.
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