TOP 30 Restore donations in Little Rock, Arkansas

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Habitat For Humanity Restore - Little Rock is a store located at 6700 South University Avenue in Little Rock, Arkansas, United States. By selling new and gently-used donated goods, the institution funds the construction of new Habitat homes in Pulaski and Lonoke Counties. The store sells furniture, appliances, building supplies, and housewares at discount prices. It is proudly owned and operated by Habitat for Humanity of Central Arkansas, and every purchase helps local families build strength, stability, and self-reliance through decent, affordable shelter. Donations are accepted and tax-deductible. Volunteers are welcome to assist with various tasks to help create an inviting shopping experience. The store is open Tuesday through Saturday, starting at 9:30 a.m. Visit the Habitat For Humanity Restore - Little Rock for great deals and to support the community.

College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving Little Rock is a moving company and storage institution located at 5207 Mabelvale Pike in Little Rock, Arkansas, United States. They provide free, transparent estimates and affordable pricing for all of their services. Whether you need help with moving, junk removal, or both, their licensed, bonded, and insured professionals have over 15 years of experience and have served over 10 million happy clients throughout the US. Their environmentally-friendly services ensure that up to 70% of everything they haul away is recycled or donated, keeping it out of local landfills. They also partner with organizations like Goodwill Industries and Habitat for Humanity ReStore to provide items a second life to those in need. Additionally, they have served over 4 million nutritious meals to children facing food insecurity through their partnership with US Hunger.

Dreamland Ballroom, located at 800 West 9th Street in Little Rock, Arkansas, is a historic institution housed within The Taborian Hall, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Friends of Dreamland, a non-profit organization formed in 2009, is dedicated to preserving the rich history of this once-thriving African American business district known as "The Line." The Taborian Hall has been a cornerstone of the African American community in Little Rock for over a century, serving as a hub for religious, fraternal, economic, and entertainment activities. With the support of grants from the U.S. Department of the Interior and National Park Service, the Friends of Dreamland have been able to undertake restoration projects to make the Dreamland Ballroom accessible to all, including those with disabilities.