Habitat For Humanity of Medina County ReStore

About this store

The Habitat for Humanity of Medina County ReStore in Medina sells donated new and like-new usable materials to the public at a fraction of their retail price. It is run by Habitat for Humanity of Medina County, a non-profit Christian housing ministry established in 1991.

What you’ll find

ReStore items change every week, and shoppers are encouraged to come by often. A weekly newsletter shares specials, products and ways to get involved.

Donating here

A free large-item pickup service is available in Medina County; call the Donation Line at 330-722-4494 to arrange it. Items must be in the garage or on the porch, and volunteers cannot enter the home. Donations can also be dropped off at the ReStore Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. The ReStore does not accept mattresses, baby and children's items, paint, tube and plasma TVs, computers, printers and cell phones, clothing and soft goods, sports equipment, musical instruments or medical equipment. Lighting, ceiling fans, used toilets, tubs and carpet, hollow core and patio doors, and furniture with rips, tears, stains or smoke odor are also refused. Habitat also takes money and car donations through its Cars for Homes program.

• accepts donations
• free pickup
• accepts vehicles

Recorded items not accepted

• air conditioners over 30,000 BTU
• cook tops or double ovens
• sewing machines
• trash compactors
• garbage disposal (used)
• counter tops with cut out sections
• logs or mantels
• hollow core doors
• paint of any kind
• patio doors
• computers, printers, cell phones
• tube TVs
• plasma TVs
• electronic devices over 5 years old
• blinds and window treatments
• fluorescent light fixtures
• used carpet and flooring
• used tubs and shower doors
• used toilets
• ceiling fans
• lighting (all)
• light bulbs (all)
• baby cribs, baby toys and other items for babies and children
• box spring or mattress
• bed frames without headboards
• desks over 6’ (no pressboard desks)
• entertainment centers and hutches
• hide a bed couches
• unframed mirrors
• carpets and remnants
• single dining room chairs
• dining room tables without chairs
• furniture with rips, tears, stains, or smoke odor
• step stools
• medical equipment (shower chairs, wheelchairs, walkers, portable toilets, etc.)
• pianos or organs
• soft goods (clothing, draperies, towels, linens, etc.)
• sports equipment (exercise, golf clubs, etc.)
• dehumidifier (used)
• musical instruments
• decorative pillows

Check with this location before dropping off items. Donation rules and capacity can change.

The store’s mission

ReStore profits make it possible for qualified families to buy affordable housing. Habitat for Humanity of Medina County builds and renovates simple, decent, affordable homes to sell to low-income families, and reports 57 homes completed since 1991. Habitat does not tie assistance to any faith.

• housing