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RestoreOver 20 years ago, the Quad Cities ReStore opened as the first ReStore in Iowa. The idea grew out of a need to keep useable building materials out of the landfill and provide funding for Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities. With generous community support, ReStore was born! All items come to us by donation and our list of acceptable donations has expanded to include furniture, appliances, antiques, doors, lights, flooring, framed art and many other items. As a fund raising arm for Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities, proceeds from the ReStore are used to help build and repair homes in Scott County, Iowa, and Rock Island County, Illinois. Everyone is welcome to come in and shop, donate or volunteer and help continue our mission of diverting items from the landfill and building strength and stability through homeownership.
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Habitat ReStore accepts donations of new and gently used building materials, appliances, furniture and home medical supplies. You can drop off your donation or request a pick-up. Anyone can donate!
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Your source for new & gently used home & building materials, furniture, appliances, and home medical equipment in the Quad Cities. Whether you're looking for antiques, cabinets, doors, hardware, windows, plumbing, lighting, furniture, lumber, appliances, or tools, check Habitat ReStore first for great prices!
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If you would like to help provide safe, affordable housing to families in the Quad City area, and keep usable materials from our local landfills consider joining our volunteer family. Following orientation, you can sign up as often or as little as you like. We'll match the job to your abilities and interests. There is a place for everyone at ReStore.
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Located inside Restore. ReStore has a partnership with the Waste Commission of Scott County to sell high-quality, tested electronic equipment. Some things vintage, some things new. You'll find speakers, turntables, receivers, amps, keyboards, computers, mixers, CD,DVD, VHS players, even the occasional 8-track! Inventory changes often.
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Since opening in 2002, the Quad Cities Restore and Health & Home has diverted more than 15.5 million pounds of materials from area landfills and provided funding for more than 16 homes. |
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