Habitat for Humanity ReStore Bowling Green

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Bowling Green is a thrift store in Bowling Green, Ohio, dedicated to selling gently used household items while supporting affordable housing initiatives in Wood County. The store accepts donations of furniture, appliances, building materials, flooring, electronics, and more, all of which are resold to fund Habitat’s home-building mission. Customers can shop during weekday and weekend hours, and the ReStore also offers free pickup for donations of furniture and appliances within Wood County. With a 4.4-star rating from over 500 reviews, the store is known for its wide selection, community impact, and commitment to sustainability by keeping usable goods out of landfills.

The ReStore operates as part of Habitat for Humanity of Wood County, which was established in 1991 and became an independent affiliate in 2000. The organization is governed by a board of directors and supported by a dedicated team including a ReStore Manager, Volunteer Coordinator, and Homeowner Services Coordinator. The ReStore’s operations are deeply tied to the broader mission of building decent, affordable homes, with proceeds directly supporting families in need. The store accepts a broad range of donations, including working appliances, cabinetry, flooring, blinds, and electronics, all of which must be in good, resalable condition. Donations are collected through scheduled pickups or in-person drop-offs at the gated facility on W Newton Road.

Located at 829 W Newton Rd, the ReStore sits just a short drive from the Bowling Green Recreation Center, Bowling Green Middle School, and North Dixie Highway. It is also within a half-mile of Haskins Road and near the Bellard Business Center and Toussaint Creek, making it accessible from key local routes.

The ReStore is recognized for its strong community presence and consistent service, reflected in its high customer rating and active donation and volunteer programs. It stands as a vital resource for residents seeking affordable furnishings while contributing to a larger mission of housing stability and environmental responsibility in Bowling Green.