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Visit Us Today!
 New expanded hours: 9-5 M-F
Closed Saturday/Sunday
Current Address:
140 Kinoole Street, Hilo
(across from Kalakaua Park & the downtown Hilo post office)
NEW LOCATION AS OF 9/28:
700 Manono Street, Hilo
(4 doors down from Kekuanaoa & Manono)
Call us:
808-935-6677
Visit us online:
info@hilohabitat.org
www.hilohabitat.org
Map to Hilo Habitat ReStore
The ReStore carries new or gently used tools, building materials, furniture, home goods, and plants, all at 50% or more off of
retail.
When you shop at the ReStore, you'll enjoy great bargains, help raise
money to build more affordable homes, and care for our earth by
recycling!
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Hot Buy @ the ReStore
 This month's hot buy is interior paint! Get a 5-gallon bucket for only $65. Then take it to Home Depot, which has generously offered to tint the paint to your custom color! Pick up your paint starting Monday, September 28.
Follow Us on Twitter If you're looking for the latest updates on our merchandise to see what's arrived, give us a tweat: http://twitter.com/HiloHabitat.
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Board of Directors
Julie Hugo, President
Aiona Island Realty
Mary Miho Finley, VP
Hawaii County Economic
Opportunity Council
Pastor John Trusdell,
Secretary
Living Waters Assembly of
God Church
Randy Church, TreasurerHomeStreet Bank Steve BaderUniversity of Hawaii, Hilo Martha BellFarmer/Rancher Chris BrilhanteChris Brilhante Realty Michele RoblesChris Brilhante Realty Kehau SantiagoStaff
Christine Leonard- OsterwalderExecutive Director Polly RolstonReStore Manager
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Hilo Habitat ReStore is Moving
 The big day has finally come! Hilo Habitat ReStore has outgrown its space at Kinoole Street and is moving to a 1600 square foot warehouse space at 700 Manono Street, right next to Kilauea Kreations, the quilt shop, and down the street from the Hilo Jaycees. If you're available to help us move on Saturday, 9/26, from 9 to 1 or 12-4, please sign up online today! We'll be moving everything and getting set up to reopen on Monday, 9/28. Bring something to share for potluck lunch and we'll provide drinks, desserts, and all the paper goods. Thanks so much and see you there! |
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Mahalo Nui Loa
 Many people and organizations make affordable housing possible through Hilo Habitat for Humanity. We'd especially like to thank:
Wal-Mart, $1,000 donation;
HomeStreet Bank, $2,500 donation ; Panda Express, Walk-a-Thon 2009 fundraising day ; County of Hawaii Environmental Services, three weeks of advertising our ReStore and nominating us for a statewide recycling award; Bierman Home Inspections, for donating a portion of every home inspection sale; Hugh Muscat & Falcon Computers, software consulting services; Wes Owens & Tools for Orgs, website consulting services; Bruce Mosher, for donating a 5500 watt generator; and last but not least, Lisa Yao, for spending her lunch hour loading and unloading at our container!
We'd also like to thank our regular ReStore volunteers: Carolyn Hedberg, Roy Dollwet, Terrence Kawahara, Rosenda Samuel, Linda Bhajan, Jan Lahey, and Chelsea Caban-Stephens; our committee volunteers and our board members for the many hours and professional expertise that they generously give.
Have Other Donations?If you don't have plants, we always appreciate other new or gently used building materials, tools, home goods, furniture, or similar items at the ReStore. Questions? Please call us at 808-935-6677 or email us. |
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