Stove Man, Pt. 2 on You Tube

The second video in our series created by Lansing Community College students shows another take on "Stove Man."

Stove Man, Pt. 1 on YouTube

The Lansing Community College chapter of the American Marketing Association spent 10 months coordinating a comprehensive ReStore marketing plan for us. They designed posters and postcards, created great messaging, and found a class that created three video PSAs. We will embed one video each week on our website. Here is the first:

Good stuff, good price, great cause.

The Habitat For Humanity Lansing ReStore needs donations of new and gently used home improvement items. Especially needed are doors, windows, cabinets and working appliances. Nearly any building or remodeling material that's in good shape can be recycled through the ReStore, saving you dumping costs and providing a tax deduction as well.

Equally important, your donations will go back into the community to help people who are upgrading their homes. The ReStore resells your new or used items (as well as corporate donations) for 50% to 70% off retail prices. All operating profits from ReStore sales go into Habitat's home building efforts, helping to provide adequate housing for Lansing families.

The ReStore provides donation pickup services once a week when scheduled in advance. Please contact our office for more information.

There are two other ReStores in Ingham County--one in Williamston and one in Mason. They're operated by Greater Ingham County Habitat for Humanity, another Habitat affiliate building houses and building hope. Please visit their website for more information about their stores, locations, and stock.