GMM Habitat ReStore Announces Clothing Donation Fundraiser

The Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat for Humanity ReStore is excited to partner with NJ Clothing Drive, the fundraising arm of Millenium International Textile, Inc., as part of the fundraising efforts via the clothing from donation bins located at 274 South Salem Street in Randolph, N.J. All proceeds from the donations collected will go directly to the ReStore. Clothing donations will be distributed to third-world countries in dire need such as parts of Africa and Central America. Nothing is shredded and 100% goes to people in need.

Donations accepted include:

--clothing of any size (no winter clothing)

--shoes of any size (no winter boots or high heels)

--accessories such as purses, belts, hats, caps, backpacks

--toys: stuffed and hard toys 14 inches or smaller

--linens

Everything should be in usable condition—no stained or torn items. It is preferred that donors utilize white 13-gallon kitchen trash bags—no boxes or loose items. If using large, black bags, only fill them halfway.

Additionally, the ReStore is now accepting clothing donations all year long (including winter items) which become available for sale to shoppers. Items accepted include clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women and children.

For more information, visit Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat ReStore’s website at: https://www.morrisrestore.org/ or Millenium’s fundraising website at www.njclothingdrive.com or call 973-598-8880.

ABOUT GREATER MIDDLESEX & MORRIS HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat for Humanity is part of a global, nonprofit housing organization, Habitat for Humanity International, committed to building homes, communities, and hope. The organization, which is one of the leading builders of affordable housing in New Jersey, serves 68 municipalities in Morris and Middlesex Counties and the greater Plainfield area. Through volunteer labor and monetary donations and materials, Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat builds affordable new homes and provides home repair services to income eligible families and individuals. Now in its 40th year, Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat has served nearly 1,100 families through building more than 200 local homes, preserving 531 homes for low-income homeowners and seniors, and helping 383 families with housing solutions worldwide. The local affiliate organization has engaged more than 150,000 volunteers in its various programs. Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat also operates a successful ReStore home improvement and furnishings outlet in Randolph which has kept 21,772 tons of reusable materials out of landfills and funded 42 homes since 2007.

For more information, visit www.gmmhabitat.org or call 973-891-1934.