Open: Thursday - Saturday

10am - 5:30pm

The Habitat Stores, located in Shelton and Belfair, are a social enterprise of Habitat for Humanity of Mason County.  It was established to be a self-sustaining funding source for Habitat for Humanity of Mason County and to provide our local community with low-cost building and home improvement materials.  The Store sells donated materials including new and gently used furniture, appliances, lumber, hardware, vintage and unique items to the public.  All prices are at least 50% off retail value and all proceeds from The Store are used toward the Habitat for Humanity mission to end substandard housing worldwide.

The Stores thrive on donations, therefore we do not have a definite inventory at any given time.  Below is a list of some commonly found items at each Store:

• Doors
• Windows
• Cabinetry
• Furniture
• Carpet & Rugs
• Brick, Block, Tile
  
• Bookcases
• Filing Cabinets
• Crown & Base Moulding
• Major Appliances (Dishwasher, Refrigerators, Stoves, Ovens, Cooktops, Washer & Dryer units)
• Lighting Fixtures
• Plumbing Fixtures (Faucets, Sinks)
• Unique & Vintage Items

You have two options for donating your items to HFHMC:

1. We pick up the items – Please contact the Store closest to you for complete details and/or to arrange pick-up.
2. You may drop off items at any time during our business hours of Thursday through Saturdays from 10am-5:30pm.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q:  Can anyone shop at the Store?
A:  Yes!  Both Stores are open to the public Thursday through Saturdays from 10am-5:30pm.

Q:  What is a social enterprise?
A:  Social enterprises are organizations or ventures (within an organization) that advance a social mission through entrepreneurial, earned income strategies.

Q:  Why aren’t my goods given to Habitat for Humanity homeowners?
A:  The Stores serve to earn money to purchase new, energy-rated appliances and goods for Habitat for Humanity homes.  Through re-selling items, needy families are given the opportunity to own new, never-before-used materials that will last longer and prevent high utility bills.

Q:  Where does the money go?
A:  The Stores earn non-designated funds to be used by the Habitat for Humanity of Mason County affiliate in our efforts to eliminate substandard housing.  Funds are used in many different ways, including but not limited to: construction funding, land acquisition and operations.