Open to the Public!
Habitat ReStore is a 30,000-square-foot discount home improvement center offering a wide selection of new and gently used household items. From furniture and appliances to windows, doors, and flooring, you’ll find quality products at affordable prices (and tax-free) – all while supporting safe, affordable housing in our community.
Location
7952 Crestwood Boulevard
Irondale, Alabama 35210
(205) 951-1234
Hours
Monday – Saturday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Closed Sunday
Donate to the ReStore
Support our mission by donating new or gently used items to Habitat ReStore. Your donations help build strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter in our community.
Two Easy Ways to Donate
1. Drop Off
Bring your items to Habitat ReStore during regular store hours. Our team will gladly assist you.
2. Schedule a Free Pick-Up
Have larger items? Schedule a convenient pick-up online, and we’ll come to you.
Items We Accept
- Furniture
- General household items
- Building materials
- Cabinets
- Appliances (working condition)
- Lighting
- Vehicles
- Windows
- Flooring
Items We Do Not Accept
- Used mattresses
- Used paint
- Televisions
- Board games
- Toys
- Clothing
Shop at the ReStore
Every visit is a new treasure hunt! Our inventory changes daily, so you never know what great find is waiting for you — and all purchases are tax-free.
Why Shop ReStore?
- Support affordable housing. Sale proceeds directly benefit Habitat for Humanity’s housing ministry.
- Save money. Families can purchase quality household items at prices far below retail.
- Find great deals. From home décor to renovation materials, ReStore offers budget-friendly options for every project.
- Reduce waste. Shopping ReStore keeps reusable materials out of landfills and gives them new life.
When you shop ReStore, you’re not just finding a deal — you’re building stronger communities.
Tax-Deduction Notice
Habitat Birmingham is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. Donated goods to Habitat ReStore usually qualify for a tax deduction. Habitat Birmingham provides a receipt at the time of donation for tax purposes. Donors are advised that IRS has specific regulations for filing tax-deductible contributions. It is donor’s responsibility to value and report in-kind donations pursuant to current IRS regulations.
