ReStore Treasure finds are the best! One of our locals found this amazing old radio to go with her stylish decor to make her entryway pop! Thank you for sharing! Who else has a ReStore find they want to share!?

Thank you @Bewley Creek Woodworking for the beautiful Planter Boxes for our new ReStore!

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Thank you Mazanita Calvary Bible Church kids for raising over $2,500 for Tillamook County Habitat for Humanity! Wow! Super blessed!

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Check in while you shop & receive 10% off your total purchase next time you visit the ReStore! This bonus savings will be applied after our already amazing color code discount! BUT WAIT for even more savings check in AND leave a review and get 15% off!!!!!!!! Simply show proof of this to one of our staff members to get this automatic discount for your valued partnership in helping grow our business! Offer available through the month of August & September!

BIG News! After 10 years of service the ReStore, thanks to your generous donations has outgrown our current space. We will be moving from Bay City to Tillamook the end of September! Stayed tuned for more information on our Grand Opening scheduled November 1st at our new location across from the Creamery!

ReStore Deconstruction Day at the Tillamook Chamber of Commerce!

Had the pleasure of meeting some incredible staff at the newly organized Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Lincoln City. Stop in for some great deals and fantastic customer service! Located at 2150 SE Hwy 101 (less then a mile from the outlet mall). #tillamookhabitatforhumanity#lincolncity#neighbors#partnership#buildingcommunity#team

The clock was ticking for South County couple Steve and Alexa as they were four days away from becoming homeless. After living in the same Tierra Del Mar rental for 20 years, this couple was unexpectedly forced to move due to the bank foreclosing on their home when their landlord stopped paying the mortgage."We were given 30 days notice to move and have been unable to find any affordable rentals," says Alexa. They were running out of time but refused to give up hope. As a retired Air Force Veteran, Steve has all fight and no flight in his blood. While stationed on Mt. Hebo from 1972-75 during the Cold War, he was in charge of looking for sea launched ballistic missiles coming from Russia. Steve worked on the computer that determined when and where the missile would and could land. It was the only super computer in the armed forces. After 43 years of marriage and raising two children, Steve and Alexa have become a well loved and respected couple in our community. Steve worked for Hopkes Logging for six years as well as Balmer Logging in Hebo before he retired. With the same tenacity and faith they have carried through life, Steve and Alexa were believing God would provide. Meanwhile, Tillamook County Habitat had just been donated a well maintained 5th wheel trailer from a Portland couple who saw a Habitat flier in Rosenbergs. Stumpy from Tillamook RV helped haul the trailer into town and it was on the lot less than a few hours when a friend of Steve and Alexa's called and asked if they had any affordable trailers for a family in need. Bingo!! Steve and Alexa met with Habitat Director Cami Aufdermauer where she discussed with them Habitat's model in helping families who have a need, willingness to partner, and ability to pay. With all the criteria met, an emergency board decision was reached in order to offer this couple a 0% loan to purchase the trailer through affordable monthly payments. "It's amazing to see how the Lord works out all the details. We were praying that this trailer would go to someone who truly needed it," said Cami. #tillamookhabitatforhumanity#tillamookliving#buildingthekingdom#veteranbuild#habiatforhumanity#tillamookrvrepairs#volunteer

Mr. Strong is exactly that....strong! Jerry served honorably in the US Army from July 1967-February 1969 in Vietnam, maintaining the generators that powered remote hilltop artillery fire bases of three to six big guns. These sites were subject to constant mortar and rocket harassment fire and daily combat assault, as they fired support missions for troops in the distant bush. After his return home, he worked locally as a landscaper for many decades until his retirement. Jerry was referred to Habitat by a Veteran Support Service when it became apparent that the condition of his home was unsafe due to two deteriorating decks. With the help of Habitat volunteers and local Contractor James Billstine, Jerry can now safely leave his home via the newly built Ramps. The funding for this project was made possible by Home Depot and their dedication to serving our veteran population. Thank a veteran by giving back in their time of need. Contact Habitat at 503-842-7472 to build alongside us. Every hand makes a difference! #volunteer#everyhandhelps#tillamookhabitatforhumanity#habitatforhumanity#tillamook#veterans#homedepotveteransproject#homedepot#giveback