ReStores Transfer Ownership
After 25 years of serving our community with affordable finds and sustainable reuse, both Omaha ReStore locations will soon have new local owners. The stores remain open and committed to great deals and quality merchandise! This transition allows Habitat for Humanity of Omaha to focus fully on its core mission — building and preserving affordable homes for families.
Both ReStore locations are open to the public to shop six days a week. Stop in and start saving – it’s for a good cause!
View the wide variety of gently used (and some new) items. Every dollar you spend goes toward providing affordable housing.
We accept new and used construction supplies, appliances and home furnishings. Your tax-deductible donations help build affordable homes for local families.
Volunteers as young as 14 can help at the ReStore. Unload and organize donations, greet customers and more.
Your donations to the Habitat ReStore keep our store stocked and support our mission of building strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter. Before donating, ensure the furniture, appliances and other home or office items are in good condition to maintain our inventory quality. Drop off your donation at either Omaha ReStore location Mondays-Saturdays between 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Larger items may also be picked up by the Habitat team.
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To our incredible community: thank you. Your support — whether through shopping, donating, volunteering, or spreading the word — has made the ReStores a beloved place for great finds and purpose driven impact. Because of you, we’ve kept tons of usable items out of landfills and helped strengthen neighborhoods in the Omaha area for decades. We’re deeply grateful for every visit, every donation, and every share. |
Habitat for Humanity of Omaha has made the thoughtful decision to sell both ReStore locations to experienced local thrift operators so we can focus all our energy on building and repairing homes and advocating for affordable housing solutions.
No — both locations are staying open under new ownership, Thrift World, and will continue to offer affordable merchandise and support sustainability through reuse.
Yes — the new owners have expressed interest in keeping all current ReStore employees.
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