Daily warehouse sales support local
Habitat for Humanity
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[February 19, 2015]
LINCOLN - Did you know that Habitat for
Humanity-Logan County operates a warehouse selling construction
materials, furniture and appliances? All items have been donated;
most are used, but a few items are new.
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The warehouse offers construction items such as doors, windows,
electrical and plumbing supplies, as well as bathroom/kitchen
cabinets and sinks/faucets. Furniture items include: entertainment
centers, dining sets, desks and small household appliances. Washers,
dryers stove, refrigerators and dishwashers are routinely available.
Other items available include paint, carpet remnants, fireplace
inserts, wood flooring and ceramic tile. Inventory at the warehouse
changes weekly if not daily and some items are available in limited
quantities.
![](http://archives.lincolndailynews.com/2015/Feb/09/images/ads/current/LPL_small%201.gif) The Habitat for Humanity warehouse is located at 915 Woodlawn Road
in Lincoln. The warehouse is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 AM to 2 PM. If you are
interested in donating materials to Habitat for Humanity-Logan
County, please contact the organization at 732-6412 to schedule a
drop-off time. All proceeds from the warehouse are re-invested in
the local Habitat for Humanity Program. Habitat for Humanity’s goal
is to provide decent and affordable housing for those individuals
and families unable to secure it through more traditional means.
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Nearly one-quarter of the world’s population, including 10
million Americans lack adequate housing. This spring, Habitat
for Humanity will begin building its 19th home in Logan County.
Habitat for Humanity-Logan County is not only building homes and
lives, but a sense of community as well. For more information on the
program, visit the website at
www.habitatlogan.org or call 732-6412.
Stop by the Habitat for Humanity warehouse before you begin your
next project. Support a good cause and maybe save yourself some
money!
[Mitzi Rohlfs, Habitat for Humanity
of Logan County]
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