Please visit our Habitat ReStore located at 137 S. Commerce Ave for a wide variety of treasures and bargains. If you would like to donate items please review the following information.

To schedule a pickup, call (863) 385-7111

or complete our online form by clicking on the truck below.

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Have items that you wish to donate? Simply fill in the form below or call (863) 385-7111. Complimentary Pickup is available for large donations.

Habitat for Humanity of Highlands County will not accept the following items:

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  • Dishwashers
  • Faucet sets
  • Water heaters
  • Shower heads
  • Opened paint
  • Perishable food
  • Unframed mirrors and glass
  • Sliding glass doors
  • Non-working appliances
  • Anything broken
  • Pesticides
  • Opened fertilizer
  • Tires
  • Used spray paint
  • Items that are stained, covered in pet hair, or un-serviceable
  • Anything too large to be carried by two men.
  • Anything covered in toxic substances

All donations for pick up must be in Highlands County unless they have been turned down by their local Habitat.

Hours of Operation: Mon. – Fri. 9:00 am – 4:00 pm; Saturday 9:00 am – 3:00 pm; Closed on Sunday
Donations Accepted: Mon. – Fri. 9:00 am – 3:00 pm; Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

Please do not leave items outside the Habitat property after business hours.

Reminder: Florida Statute 403.41315 Comprehensive Illegal Dumping, Litter and Marine Debris

The Legislature finds that a comprehensive illegal dumping, litter, and marine debris control and prevention program is necessary to protect the beauty and the environment of Florida. The Legislature also recognizes that a comprehensive illegal dumping, litter, and marine debris control and prevention program will have a positive effect on the state’s economy. The Legislature finds that the state’s rapid population growth, the ever-increasing mobility of its population, and the large number of tourists contribute to the need for a comprehensive illegal dumping, litter, and marine debris control and prevention program. The Legislature further finds that the program must be coordinated and capable of having statewide identity and grassroots community support.