Habitat For Humanity of Springfield, MO
Restore Home Family Hope
Not Sure What We Accept?
Some items can’t be resold due to safety or condition standards.
Examples: NO chemicals/cleaners accepted • NO tube, plasma or projection TVs • NO used carpet...
View a more detailed list of what we Do & Do NOT Accept.
📋 View List
Drop Off Your Donation
Prefer to drop off? We’d love to see you. Just pull up to the Donation Drop Zone and our team will assist you.
Monday – Saturday
9:30 AM – 5:00 PM 🕘
Note: Item acceptance is not guaranteed - depends on condition & acceptability.
📍 Directions
Not Sure If Your Item Qualifies?
You've looked at items we do not accept and still unsure or the condition of your item is questionable?
Text us a quick photo asking "Will you accept this?" or give us a call at 417-829-4001 ext 113
📸 Text a Photo
Schedule a Pickup
Have large items to donate? We offer pickup for qualifying donations.
Step 1: Call us to request a pickup
417-829-4001 ext 113
Step 2: Text photo(s) to confirm:
a) If the items can be accepted
b) Size and scope of the pickup
📅 Text a Photo
When you donate to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, you’re giving new life to your
new and gently-used items, refreshing a neighbor’s home, and rebuilding futures
in Greene County.
new and gently-used items, refreshing a neighbor’s home, and rebuilding futures
in Greene County.
Donation Hours
Have a donation for the ReStore? Drive your vehicle to our receiving dock on the east side of our warehouse and staff and volunteers will assist you with unloading your donation. Tax receipts are available at the time of donation.
Donation Hours:
Monday – Saturday
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Top 5 Most Needed Items
List of Accepted Items
List of Items Not Accepted
Free Donation
Pick-Up
We offer free donation pick-up in the greater Springfield area on certain large items only. Call us at 417-829-4001 ext 113 to schedule a free pick-up service between Tuesday and Friday.
Top 5 Donations We Need Most
At our Habitat for Humanity ReStore, every donation helps build homes, family, and hope.Here are the top five items we need most right now.
