Habitat for Humanity
\nThe Habitat for Humanity ReStore located in St. Johns is in need of volunteers. The ReStore is a fundraising branch of Habitat for Humanity of Clinton County and all store proceeds go to offset the costs of constructing and refurbishing homes right here in Clinton County.
\nThe ReStore is a resale business that sells new and used building materials, furniture, appliances, tools and home improvement items to the general public. The ReStore obtains most of its merchandise through donations by local retail businesses, building contractors, suppliers and individuals. Prices range from 30% off normal retail to just pennies on the dollar.
\nTo support its fundraising efforts, the ReStore relies primarily on volunteer help. The ReStore needs volunteers Tuesday through Saturday to assist with cashier duties, lawn care, customer service, and prepping and organizing merchandise during store hours. The morning shift is from 10 am to 2 pm and the afternoon shift is from 1 pm to 5 pm. Even if you only have a few hours a week, the ReStore can put you to work.
\nVolunteering at the ReStore is fun. When you join our team, you’ll see the amazing deals as they walk in the door, interact with our wonderful customers and know you’re doing something to help build homes for Clinton County residents while keeping thousands of good, usable items out of landfills. The store is packed with treasures and our volunteers even get a store discount.
\nIf you have extra time and would like to help Habitat for Humanity of Clinton County reach its goal of providing decent affordable housing right here in our community, call store manager Ruth Clark at 989-227-0000, or stop by the store at 2532 N. US 27, St. Johns, just one mile north of M-21. Look for the big ReStore sign out front. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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