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Habitat for Humanity Mid Ohio ReStore
Basic Information
Address: 3140 Westerville Road, Columbus, OH 43224
Phone Number: 6147153578
Fax Number: 6147534204
Email: lbrudno@habitatmidohio.org
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Affordable housing, community revitalization
Population Served: All
Ages for Volunteer: 14+
Hours of Service: 9am-1pm
Days of Service: Monday-Saturday during business hours
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore is on a mission to eliminate substandard housing and create the opportunity for homeownership in Franklin and Licking counties. But that’s not all. We take it a step further by diverting more than 1,600 tons of resuable materials from the local landfill, every year. Communities dig this. Simply put, our donors recycle, our shoppers reuse, and the landfills aren’t overflowing.
Additional Information:
Volunteers are necessary to keep our store running and looking its best! You will be helping to unload and process donated items, help customers with purchases, and with general store organization.