Tag Archives: Restores

Restores restocking volunteers | Edmonton Examiner

Habitat for Humanity President and CEO Alfred Nikolai shows some of the pieces created for the second annual Art for Humanity project, at the Habitat for Humanity Restore north last year.  Habitat is seeking more volunteers to work inside at its stores.
DAVID BLOOM QMI Agency Habitat for Humanity President and CEO Alfred Nikolai shows some of the pieces created for the second annual Art for Humanity project, at the Habitat for Humanity Restore north last year. Habitat is seeking more volunteers to work inside at its stores. DAVID BLOOM QMI Agency

“If you are senior, and you have some kind of ability that you can share, especially if you’re a handyman of some sort, or even if you’re not, you can find a friendly environment,” he said, adding that people of all ages can also come in and lend a hand.

via Restores restocking volunteers | Edmonton Examiner.

ReStore holds seminar on mid-century furniture | CharlotteObserver.com

Scott’s “swanky-cool” seminar runs 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 8 at the Gaston County Habitat for Humanity ReStore at 1840 E. Franklin Blvd. in Gastonia. Tickets are $25 and included a catered lunch, interactive shopping time with Scott and ReStore coupons.

“I think of this as mid-century 101,” she says. “ People are always saying, ‘I’d love to go shopping with you’ or ‘I want to see how you work.’ This is a fun way to teach people how to do it themselves. I feel like I do this kind of thing with people everywhere I go when I talk about the things I find. I’m excited to share.”

via ReStore holds seminar on mid-century furniture | CharlotteObserver.com.

Stylish Living: ReStore for More Design Contest | Style Sessions | Memphis News and Events | Memphis Flyer

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Memphis College of Art students turn typical apartments into stylish living spaces for the “ReStore for More” design contest. A collaboration between the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis ReStore, The Venue Apartments, and Memphis College of Art, the contest features three teams tasked with creating the best redesign of a 1-bedroom apartment in Midtown’s The Venue Apartments. They were asked to use pieces from the Habitat ReStore and even build their own furniture and built-ins with reclaimed material. With a tight budget of $650, the students learned hands-on how to be creative in a real-world environment.

via Stylish Living: ReStore for More Design Contest | Style Sessions | Memphis News and Events | Memphis Flyer.