Habitat Restoration of Nordwales/Lansdale Donation Center opened in Lansdale before the autumn opening is opened

BJ Breish, Vice President for Government Relationships and Retail Trade for Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties, in the donation center in Lansdale (Credit: Habitat Restore North Wales/Lansdale Facebook)

A brand new habitat for humanity is restored in the old 2nd Ave. Secondhand Store opened in the Welsh Road in the Montgomery Commons shopping center

Donations from the municipality are still piling up in the Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties, the North Wales/Lansdale Donation Center in Lansdale Borough restored in the Montgomery Commons Shopping Center in Montgomery Township.

According to Habitat Restore North Wales/Lansdale, no final date for the opening was set, since the organization is waiting for the establishment of improvements and the construction of the construction work.

In the meantime, a submission location is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 200 W. 8^TH St. in Lansdale. No appointment required.

If boxes are needed to donate objects, there is no problem – it has restore in the donation center.

Habitat Restore North Wales/Lansdale is also looking for volunteers to sort and store the new location. You can register here to report voluntarily: https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/je/n9bvm14p8H2MV.

So what can be restored and not accepted? Clothing, building materials, cutlery, kitchen appliances, DVDs and CDs, garden tools, toys and more are required.

The restoration of the habitats will not accept the following: China huts, entertainment centers of the old school, open color or dangerous materials as well as damaged, coloring or heavily worn objects.

Below you will find a list provided by Habitat Restore, from objects that you will accept:

• Left shoes that we believe in second chances)
• Correct shoes (it's just fair)
• The clothing from this part of the closet (yes, this part – no judgment)
• Things you bought on your trip to the beach because you were on your name
• Tables with four legs (or three if it does his best)
• Your chic family China Set (don't worry, we won't say grandma)
• Cups, wine glasses and Laura's coffee cup. (Laura, seriously. Let it go)
• The huge skeletal decoration – really a solid financial investment
• Pots and pans that jump from cupboards as if they were in a cooking competition
• Buried this treadmill under a bunch of “optimism”
• This couch and this chair, which never agreed (they tried, we see them)
• The chest of drawers (because it's too full)
• The clothes (because your chest of drawers is too small – we were all there)
• Endtables
• Tables start
• Middle tables (yes, we complete your table trilogy)
• We Amore Cupboards
• “Bookshelves” full of trash and fault – we will both take
• Fresh coffee. Tables. Fresh coffee tables.
• Bed frame, framed beds, framed art, framed puzzles – all frames
• Kitchen appliances/devices (even the avocado slicer you used once)
• Waffle manufacturer, fondue sets, popcorn machines -We welcome your Pinterest phase
• Broth manufacturer (because every used goods store is part of the bread manufacturer of life)
• SPIEGEL – we love them. They love us back.
• Tools – especially the four hammers and two Mystery screws that you may need one day,
• Christmas decorations – it's summer, Brenda. Put them free.
• Akentstühlen (even the sounds that never knew their place)
• The dining room chairs and the dining table you use that you always use.
• Terrace furniture (bonus points if it is not equipped with a wasp nest)
• Glass goods, glass there, glass from everywhere
• Plate. Frisbees. Frisbee plates.
• Peel. Balls. Bowling balls. (Why not?)
• The No. 1 Mama & Papa Trophies. (Rare, but we know that they are out there somewhere)
• Silberwaren – even the real silver
• Serve dishes / stray cat food feed houses
• Backware (no questions about how it gets into your suitcase)
• Books (if it has pages, we will take it)
• Magazines (bonus if you are not from 1998)
• CDs (we love a good relapse)
• DVDS (we are your backup streaming service)
• Vinylauf drawings (yes, we are this hip)
• Gloves (left and right)
• Belt (too big or too small)
• Wonder exchanges (with or without money)
• Backpacks
• Jewelry (even the diamonds and pearls)
• Bed linen (leaves, towels, ceilings – even those with cartoon ducks)
• Curtains
• Carpet
• Picture frame (with or without this one vacation photo)
• Works of art (we appreciate all creative phases, even abstract confusion)
• The 10 flower vases that you have received freely with the roses
• Decorative things that you forgot, but you still felt strange

Yes, we also take building materials (we are so practical):

• Wood (usable lengths – we are not assistants)
• Plywood / skateboard ramps
• Drywall (full leaves or close enough)
• Tile (new, in Kisten-not your remaining mortar dust 7-pack)
• Floor covering (laminate, hardwood, vinyl – new and drilled, please)
• Doors (inside, outside, mysterious – we don't ask)
• Windows (unbroken. Please. We are not Glaziers.)
• Bathroom sink
• Toilets (clean – we cannot emphasize this enough)
• Lights (bonus if you don't flicker threatingly)
• Electric supplies (sockets, switches, wire – shocking stuff!)
• Sanitary supply (pipes, fittings, dreams of repairing a leak solo)

Oh, and this too:

• Garden tools (even if they only grown, that is regret)
• Flower pots (with or without dirt – we are positive) positive)
• Sports equipment (as long as it has not retired)
• Musical instruments (yes, even if you only play a note now)
• Toys (clean, complete and ideally not haunted)
• Bretting games (we will find the missing piece … at some point)
• Riddle (the same rules apply)
• Handicraft agent (glitter tolerated, but not encouraged)
• The sewing machine you swore would learn to use
• Garn (fluffy donations are our favorite donations)
• Fabric (for those who “learn” plans)
• Bicycles (with or without rusty past)

About habitat for humanity restores

Habitat for Humanity Restores are non -profit house improvement transactions and donation centers that sell building materials, devices, new and gently used furniture and accessories to a fraction of the retail price. In the 2024 financial year alone, Habitat restored over 142 million US dollars to support the mission of Habitat and to reusable the reusable material of landfills. Restored their proceeds with more than 1,000 shops in eight countries to build or improve houses on site and all over the world. To buy, donate or report voluntarily, visit habitat.org/restores.

Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties (Habitat Montdelco) drives his restoration program forward with ambitious growth plans. Under a new leadership, Habitat Montddelco starts a flagship recovery in the Montgomery Commons (Montgomery Township) shopping center, which overcomes earlier challenges of the previous locations and forms the stage for the expansion. This business, which is expected to be one of the largest national, is the first step in a five -year destination to set up at least six restoration locations in the Montgomery and Delaware counties. Every purchase and donation in a habitat that restores Montdelco supports the organization's mission directly. The net proceeds finance affordable home ownership and critical budget repair programs throughout the local community.

About the habitat for humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties

Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties (“HFHMDC”) has been committed to providing affordable opportunities for home ownership and other supportive services for income qualified households in the counties Montgomery and Delaware for over 35 years. Since our foundation in 1989, we have made 112 affordable mortgages available and occupied over 250 owners of owners by repairing critical health, security and accessibility with a special focus on veterans and older adults. With regard to the future, our partner was preserved almost $ 10,000,000 in the next 3-6 years. These funds are advantageous, but are limited to specific uses, mainly for investment costs in these areas, such as: B. the construction of new residential units as well as the repair and rehabilitation.

In order to keep up with the always popular demand for affordable apartments and the associated services, HFHMDC has made structural changes to important departments, e.g. This included doubling our personnel personnel for the home repair program and the planning of scaling our construction department in order to further increase our production of affordable mortgage opportunities. In this economic climate and in particular from Covid-19 pandemic, the conversation about the need for comprehensive housing solutions is encouraging, and the financing is primarily made available by government agencies. In the next 1.5 years alone, HFHMDC is committed by a contract of $ 7.2 million with Delaware County to operate almost 200 households via our house repair program. In addition, we intend to identify, acquire, rehabilitate and sell at least 20 residential units over the next 3 years. Both goals exceed the former performance of HFHMDC by far over the challenge of fulfilling the living needs that exist in the counties of Montgomery and Delaware.