Habitat for Humanity Opened New Medford ReStore

The local organization relocated its retail and headquarters space to increase capacity for home construction projects.

Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Home Renovation

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Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley has moved its retail operations to a larger facility in Medford, aiming to boost funding for local housing repairs. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley has moved its retail operations to a new, larger facility located at 2655 S. Pacific Hwy, Building 1 in Medford. The move aims to boost sales revenue to support ongoing local home repair and construction initiatives.

Why it matters

Expanding the retail footprint directly increases the funds available for critical housing services, including home repairs and accessibility ramp installations throughout the area. This growth ensures the organization can better serve the needs of local families looking to improve their living spaces.

The new facility is located 0.5 miles from the previous store, with donation drop-offs now accepted Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The first 50 shoppers at the new location receive a store gift card.

The players

Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley

A non-profit organization focused on local housing affordability, home construction, and repair services.

The details

The relocation involved shifting both administrative headquarters and retail operations into a larger building. By increasing the available floor space, the organization intends to process more donated furniture and building materials for resale. These proceeds provide the necessary capital to fund home construction and essential repairs for residents across Jackson County.

Timeline

  1. June 2026: The organization announced the planned store relocation.

  2. October 13, 2026: The new facility held its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The Home Front

This expansion follows the national pattern of non-profit retailers scaling operations to stabilize funding for community-based housing projects. Increasing retail footprint is a common strategy for organizations to offset rising overhead costs while maintaining low-cost home improvement resources.

If you are planning home improvements, you can donate reusable building supplies to the new store Tuesday through Saturday. Check the inventory for affordable fixtures or lumber during your next project to support local construction efforts.

The takeaway

The move to the new Medford site provides more space for home improvement materials that benefit both local renovators and the community. Keep the store in mind as a resource for purchasing materials or donating usable fixtures to support neighborhood construction projects.

Further reading

You can find more tips on sourcing materials and supporting local projects in our Home Renovation section.

More information

For more information on donation guidelines and store hours, visit the Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley website.

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Do you believe shopping at local charity-run stores is an effective way to support community housing?