Now hiring Part time Store Managers For Plymouth & Sheboygan locations.  Construction/ retail experience a plus. Applications available at either store.Apply by March 18th 3003 Eastern Ave Plymouth 4110 Hwy 42N Sheboygan

                  Habitat ReStores

The Habitat ReStores are located in Plymouth and Sheboygan.  Overstocked, discontinued or slightly used items are donated to the ReStores and then resold to the public at a generous discount from their original fair market value.  Profits from the ReStores help Habitat continue its housing mission in Sheboygan county.

Hours: Thursday & Friday – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
           Saturday – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Locations:: 3003 County Road C (also called Eastern Ave)
                      Plymouth, WI 53073  (next to Dairy Queen)
                      Phone: (920) 892-4175

Phone: (920) 892-4175

E-mail: habitatrestore04@verizon.net

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What does the ReStore sell?

Cabinets, plumbing fixtures, electrical supplies, windows, hardware, lumber, doors, roofing, flooring and much, much more.

see some inventory items

Who can shop at the ReStore?

Anyone!

How can materials be donated?

New and used building materials in good, reusable condition can be donated to the Habitat Restore by calling (920) 892-4175 or e-mailing habitatrestore04@verizon.net

How are items priced?

Donated materials are priced at 40-60% off retail price.

How can I volunteer at the ReStore?

Volunteers are needed to pick up materials, process donations, stock shelves, run the sales counter and assist customers. Contact either of the ReStores to volunteer or for more information.

Where do the proceeds of the ReStore go?

Proceeds from the ReStore will fund more Habitat homes in the Sheboygan area.

How often does the ReStore receive new merchandise?

Every day. Stop in often, as stock changes frequently.

Who can donate materials?

Contractors, suppliers, property managers, homeowners, businesses; essentially anyone with usable materials.

Are donations tax-deductible?

Yes, but be sure to consult with your tax professional for details.