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Turning donations into support for families, children, and seniors in Fayetteville. Free pickup, 100% local impact.
Call or send photos. Our team will confirm whether your items qualify and walk you through everything.
We come to your home at a time that works for you. No heavy lifting required on your end.
60,000 sq ft of cabinets, furniture, appliances, lighting, and renovation supplies. Inventory changes daily.
Have furniture sitting in a spare room? Cabinets left over from a kitchen remodel? Appliances the family has outgrown? Don’t haul it to the curb. Give us a call — for qualifying donations, we’ll pick it up at no charge to you.
Your items go into our 60,000-square-foot warehouse, where neighbors shopping on a budget can find quality pieces at prices they can actually afford. The proceeds go straight to organizations caring for the most vulnerable people in Cumberland County.
Here’s something that surprises a lot of people: the cabinets in our kitchen design program are not secondhand. They’re brand new, donated directly by local cabinet makers who believe in what Re-Store Warehouse is doing for this community.
That means when you sit down with our team to design your kitchen, you’re not browsing through pulled cabinets from someone else’s remodel. You’re selecting from quality, new cabinetry at a price that reflects our mission and not a showroom markup.
Our cabinet partners share our commitment to Cumberland County. By donating new inventory to Re-Store Warehouse, they help make quality kitchens accessible to more Fayetteville homeowners. Their contribution also supports the same local charities your donation does.
The design process is simple and personal. You’ll sit down one-on-one with a member of our team, share your space and your ideas, and we’ll help you put together a kitchen that works beautifully within your budget. No large design firm, no intimidating showroom, no pressure. Just good people helping you make the most of your home.
No commitment required. Just a friendly conversation about your kitchen and what’s possible.
Donated by local cabinet makers and not pulled from previous remodels. New quality at a community-focused price.
A real team member sits down with you, listens to what you need, and helps you design a kitchen that fits your life.
We help you maximize your layout so the kitchen looks great and actually works the way you cook and live.
Beautiful, functional kitchens without the design form fees. We're here to help, not upsell.
For over two decades, the Re-Store Warehouse has turned donated goods into real help for our neighbors. Founded in 1999 as a joint venture of Fayetteville Urban Ministry and Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity with funding provided by the Cumberland Community Foundation.
We exist for one reason: to support the people of Cumberland County who need it most.
The programs your support makes possible:
Funding for at-risk and vulnerable children
Meals for families who can't make ends meet
Housing assistance for the poor, the elderly, and the homeless
Go behind the scenes at The Re-Store Warehouse. Hit play to see how our community works together daily to protect vulnerable kids, feed families, and provide safe shelter.

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