ReStore Will Halve Its Prices for Year-End Sale
Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore will cut prices in half for a Dec. 1 year-end sale on refurbished doors, windows, carpeting, appliances and other home-improvement products, officials said.
ReStore takes discarded items, repairs and sells them. Last year, ReStore recycled more than 500,000 pounds of merchandise, officials said. This year, it hopes to recycle 800,000 pounds.
Proceeds from ReStore purchases go to the charity’s programs to build housing for low-income families. Habitat for Humanity of Orange County has five homes under construction in Costa Mesa and Brea.
The year-end sale will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at ReStore, 2165 S. Grand Ave. between Warner and Edinger avenues.
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