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Low-VOC assembly: Materials installed with minimal VOC-producing compounds, or no-VOC mechanical attachment methods and minimal hazards.
Moisture resistant: Products and systems that resist moisture or inhibit the growth of biological contaminants in buildings.
Healthfully maintained: Materials, components, and systems that require only simple, non-toxic, or low-VOC methods of cleaning.
Systems or equipment: Products that promote healthy IAQ by identifying indoor air pollutants or enhancing the air quality.
Habitat for Humanity - ReStore
Mid-Yellowstone Valley | Green Badge Count | | 10 |
| Green Badge Value: |
| 187 |
Phone Number(s): 406-256-0409 Address: 201 N. 15th Street Billings, MT 59101 Website: Habitat for Humanity - ReStore
http://www.billingshabitat.org 
Habitat for Humanity builds homes for families in need of a simple, decent place to live.
Mid-Yellowstone Valley Habitat for Humanity is an Equal Housing Opportunity builder. We are pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.
All potential applicants must contact Habitat for Humanity Mid-Yellowstone directly for pre-screening and an application.
To date, Habitat for Humanity Mid-Yellowstone has built 43 homes for deserving families.
The ReStore is a building materials re-sale store that raises money to help fund home construction.
We receive used building materials via donations from individuals who are remodeling, contractors who have leftover items and businesses that have unwanted or returned items they can`t use. We sell these items at a fraction of the "new" price.
Our store helps homeowners fix up their houses at a price that is affordable.
ReStores also keep tons of items out of the landfill.
There are hundreds of Habitat for Humanity ReStores all over the world.
Now Billings has one of its very own!
Additional Green Directory Listings
Green Badges | Recycling program reason We recycle paper, cans, plastic, and cardboard. We salvage iron,copper, brass which cannot be used on site or put out for sale. Our items are all donated and gently used. So we keep tons of items from the landfill annually. |
 | Benefits for Children reason The homes Habitat volunteers build provide homes to families who often have children.These homes are modest and provide shelter, personal space and family space for the children and their parents/guardians. |
 | Recycled promotional products reason Promotional pens are made from recycled paper, the barrels of the pen. |
 | Reducing paper use reason In the ReStore we use paper with one side used for scratch paper, writing on the clear side. |
 | Reducing waste reason We take gently used building materials to re-sale to the local community. We salvage iron,copper, brass which cannot be used on site or put out for sale. So we keep tons of items from the landfill annually. |
 | Offering benefits to seniors reason 15% off on Tuesdays. |
 | Improving the health of community reason Habitat raises money for low income housing, improving the opportunity for families to own their own home. We sale the house for cost. We dont make a profit on any of them. |
 | Donating to non-profits reason We donate to other non-profits as well such as the Womens Shelter, and Family Services. We offer a discount to other non-profits with proof of the 501 C 3. |
 | Using recycled materials reason Yes, we use recycled materials, such as our desks, computer systems, just about everything here is donated and reused. Our paper is made from recycled content. We distribute promotional pens which have barrels made from recycled paper. |
 | Energy efficient equipment reason All of our monitors are energy star. |