Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, FL

1288 N. Tamiami Trail
North Fort Myers, FL 33903
Tel: (239) 652-0388
Fax: (239) 652-0386

Monday - Saturday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Turn your trash into someone else’s treasure by recycling gently used items to Habitat’s North Fort Myers ReStore! By donating your furniture, appliances, electronics, clothing and construction materials, we can cut landfill waste and preserve the life of reusable items. This small change can help us create greener generations to come. Plus, all proceeds from Habitat’s ReStore go back into building houses in the community. Habitat accepts almost any type of donation, and will gladly come and pickup from your business, office or home. All donations are recognized as a charitable donation for tax purposes.

If you have items that you would like to donate call us at 239-652-0388 to schedule a pickup.
We do not accept corrosive or flammable items, pesticides or herbicides.

Make an even bigger impact by participating in Habitat’s Cars For Homes program. Recycle a junk car, truck, boat, motorcycle or RV into decent, affordable housing by donating it to Habitat for Humanity! Each year the steel industry recycles more than 14 million tons of steel from end-of-life vehicles. This is equivalent to nearly 13.5 million new automobiles! Help us cut down on landfill waste and save our natural resources by calling (239)652-0434 or donate online. Also, when you donate your car, your vehicle donation may be eligible for tax deduction purposes if you itemize! (Consult the IRS or your tax adviser for details.)

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1288 North Tamiami Trail | North Fort Myers | Florida | 33903 | Ph: (239)652-0434 | Fax: (239)652-0386

Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, Inc. is a charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to providing housing for those who cannot otherwise afford a decent place to live, with the ultimate goal of eliminating sub-standard housing in Lee County, contributing to family and community stability.