Sells home building materials and home improvement goods to the general public at a fraction of retail prices. The items are donated, new and gently used, by individuals, corporations, businesses, and contractors. Sales of donated home building and home goods at the Habitat Sioux Falls ReStore enable us to build an additional two homes a year, as well as keep over 425 tons of reusable material out of the landfill each year.

Holds rummage sales at various times during the year. Making items (clothing, household items, etc.) available at low cost. Proceeds go to local organizations such as schools, food banks, Veteran organizations, Hope Harbor, Alpha Center, delinquent school lunches, and families that have had disasters.

A division of South Dakota Department of Corrections, Pheasantland Industries provides incarcerated individuals with workforce development opportunities and work experience that will equip them for reentry into the community. Offers a variety of products from 7 industry shops including Braille, Carpentry, Garment, License Plates, Print (including bookbinding that is open to the general public), Sign, and Upholstery. Services are available for state agencies, schools, churches and other non-profit organizations.

Creating projects to promote mental health awareness and suicide prevention to show others that "Someone Always Cares".

Adventure gear resale outfitter where youth receive life and employment skills from adult mentors in a positive and safe environment. The proceeds fund the life skills youth program. Potential items available include Bikes, Skis, Snowboards, Tents, Hiking supplies, Camping supplies, Hunting supplies, Fishing supplies, Surfing supplies, Skateboarding supplies, and Running supplies.

A clothing store featuring chic, new or barely used clothing for children to adults. The boutique is a non-profit endeavor to assist persons in the community who may find themselves in a disadvantaged position. A free-will offering is accepted and any money received is put back into the boutique for clothing or supplies.

A retail store which is open to the public that carries donated new and used household, electrical, plumbing, hardware, furniture and building supplies at a reduced price. Inventory changes according to donations. Anyone can donate or shop; visit the website for a list of items that are accepted.

​Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity Restores accept donations of overstocked, discontinued, new and used building materials donated by manufacturers, stores, contractors and individuals. These donated items are sold to the public to help serve individuals and families with affordable housing solutions. Please note regarding air conditioners - there may be window ac units for purchase, however these are donated units. There is no income based scale/program to receive a discount on these units.

Sells home furnishings, appliances, and home improvement goods to the general public at a fraction of retail prices. Also builds ramps, eliminates trip hazards, make accessibility modifications, and install grab bars. ​The items are donated, new and gently used, by individuals, corporations, businesses, and contractors. Proceeds from ReStore sales fund Habitat's Aging in Place program to help folks stay in their homes safely, for longer. The ReStore also diverts thousands of pounds of waste from the landfill each year.

​Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity Restores accept donations of overstocked, discontinued, new and used building materials donated by manufacturers, stores, contractors and individuals. These donated items are sold to the public to help serve individuals and families with affordable housing solutions. Please note regarding air conditioners - there may be window ac units for purchase, however these are donated units. There is no income based scale/program to receive a discount on these units.