ReStore

The HabiJax ReStore is Jacksonville’s newest 38,000 sq. ft. home improvement retail outlet where new and refurbished building materials are sold to the public at significantly reduced prices.
The inventory for the HabiJax ReStore is 100% donated by manufacturers, distributors, stores, contractors and individuals (over 80% of the items donated are new); and donations are tax deductible.
The HabiJax ReStore sells appliances, cabinets, carpeting, doors, electrical, fans, flooring & tile, furniture, hardware, lighting, plumbing, roofing, tools, windows, etc.
Proceeds from the ReStore provide an important source of additional funding for HabiJax which helps Jacksonville families in need of high quality, affordable housing.
The HabiJax ReStore also benefits Mother Nature by helping to protect the environment by diverting tons of usable materials from Jacksonville landfills.
The HabiJax Restore is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday at 5800 Beach Blvd . (32207) in the Staples shopping center near the intersection of Beach Blvd. and University Blvd.
The HabiJax ReStore participates in the Habitat for Humanity Cars for Homes program; and, will also provide free how-to training sessions.
To learn more about the HabiJax ReStore, see the ReStore Brochure or call (904) 208-6648.
To make a donation to the HabiJax ReStore, call Chris Folds at (904) 309-6774
To volunteer at the HabiJax ReStore, call Sean Leatherbury at (904) 309-6779.
To learn more about the Habitat for Humanity Cars for Homes Program, call (877) 277-4344.

Pictured from left to right are:
David Strickland, Chairman of the HabiJax Board
Snowden McFall, Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Ambassador (unfortunately not in view)
Roger Cortie, VP of Programs & Construction
Mary Kay O’Rourke, President & CEO of HabiJax
Jane Southwell, VP of Finance & Administration at HabiJax
Adele Griffin, North FL Regional Director for Senator Mel Martinez
Larry Gluth, Vice President, U.S. and Canada Area Office, Habitat for Humanity