Habitat for Humanity Opened New Medford ReStore
The organization has relocated its retail operations to a larger space on South Pacific Highway in Medford.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Home Renovation
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Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley has opened a new ReStore location at 2655 S. Pacific Hwy, Building 1. The move to a larger facility aims to increase sales capacity to fund local home repairs and construction.
Why it matters
Expanding retail space allows the organization to generate more revenue from donated goods. This additional funding directly supports the group's efforts to build homes and install ramps for residents in Jackson County.
The new facility is located 0.5 miles from the previous store, providing a larger retail space for operations. Donation drop-offs are now accepted Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The players
Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley
This local affiliate of the international non-profit organization focuses on affordable home ownership and neighborhood revitalization in Jackson County.
The details
The new ReStore building features an expanded retail area designed to accommodate higher sales volume than the previous location. The organization celebrated the transition with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the community.
Timeline
The organization announced the planned store relocation in June 2026.
The grand opening event and ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on October 13, 2026.
Culture Shift
This move follows the national model of using retail sales to fund non-profit housing programs. The expansion reflects a broader effort to scale secondary-market retail operations to meet growing needs for affordable home improvements and accessibility modifications.
Shoppers can visit the new store at 2655 S. Pacific Hwy to browse available home goods or drop off donations during designated hours. The first 50 shoppers at the grand opening event were eligible to receive a gift card for use at the store.
The takeaway
Supporting local non-profit retail stores provides a direct way to contribute to home repair and accessibility projects in your community. Consider donating items or shopping at the new location to help fund future construction initiatives.
Further reading
Learn more about local improvements in the Home Renovation section.
More information
For more information on the new location or store hours, visit the Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley website.
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