ReStore

Two ReStores Now Open to the Public!

The Habitat for Humanity Milton ReStore opened its doors to the public on August 1. The ReStore is located at 6606 Elva St., one block off Hwy 90 behind Hall’s Hardware and Lumber.  The ReStore features the same great items as the Pensacola ReStore: deeply discounted building materials, furniture, doors, windows, roofing, cabinets, plumbing and electrical fixtures and more.  Visit the Milton ReStore to shop or donate.  All donations are tax deductible. Store hours are Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.  Pick-up and delivery service are available. Call 850-981-0009 or email the store for more information.

Click here for a map to the Milton ReStore.  

The Habitat ReStore in Pensacola is now in its third year of business.  The ReStore is a discount home improvement store with a huge selection of new and gently used furniture, appliances, building materials, cabinets, tubs, sinks, toilets, electrical fixtures, sporting goods and MORE!  Shop now for the best selection.  All profits from the sale of items go toward the purchase of building materials for Habitat for Humanity homes.  Save money and support a great charity.  The store is located at 5810 N. Palafox St. in the Old Williams Hardware building.  Open Tuesday - Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.  Pick-up and delivery services are available.   For more info call the ReStore at 850-476-0001 or email.

Click here for a map to the Pensacola ReStore.

Donations ALWAYS Needed
Both the Pensacola and Milton ReStores need your donations of almost any items you take out of your home or office.  The Restores accept donations of tools furniture, doors, windows, plumbing and electrical materials and appliances.  Also, any building or remodeling materials in good shape can be recycled through the ReStores, saving you dumping costs and providing a tax deduction as well. The ReStores resell your new or used items (as well as corporate donations) at deeply discounted prices. All operating profits from the ReStores' sales go into Habitat's home building program, helping provide adequate housing for low and very low income families in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.