Update: the Wake Forest ReStore is officially opening their expanded section on Saturday, December 16th! Come peruse the extra space and see what great product we have (that now fits in our store!)

The Apex ReStore is hosting its very first silent auction to sell some much asked-after pieces in the store. In addition to some beautiful stained glass, they’ve been collecting small antique items to showcase in the auction.

Here at the ReStore we've been getting a little crafty ahead of the holidays. Check out these nifty projects our amazing Raleigh ReStore associate Cynthia has been working on: 

Snowman spindles: 

This post was written by Emily Crawford, an N.C. State student interning with Habitat Wake. Emily graduates this December, and we will miss her! 

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This post is part of a series to help you get to know the many faces at the Habitat Wake ReStores. Check back every other Monday to meet a new face and read a little about the people who make up our great team.

Are you on our mailing list? We send out a product update every two weeks with highlights from all six stores.

In this age of material excess, it can be all too easy to amass enough stuff to qualify for Hoarders. If this sounds familiar, don’t panic: by practicing a little restraint and doing a bit of legwork, you can organize your home in three easy steps.

Are you on our mailing list? We send out a product newsletter every two weeks with highlights from each of the six Wake County ReStores. Check out most recent newsletter here. 

Name and Title: Reuben Mithamo, Fuquay-Varina ReStore Associate

Home town: Nairobi, Kenya

Current town: Raleigh, NC

When did you start working at Habitat Wake? May 29, 2016