The Northwest Territories chapter of Habitat for Humanity is in the Centre Square Mall this weekend.

The used furniture shop is coming to the downtown core after the organization received its largest donation ever from Bird Construction and Clark Builders.

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The construction companies donated several seacans worth of furniture originally purchased for temporary workers contracted to build the new Stanton Territorial Hospital.

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This will be the first time ReStore has been downtown. Hosting it in the mall will allow more of a retail experience for shoppers, said Gilbert.

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Everything in the ReStore will be sold for at least 50 per cent off of the retail price but depending on condition, the cost could be lower than that.

Funds raised from furniture sales will go directly to Habitat for Humanity NWT and support its mission to create affordable housing in the territory, said Gilbert.

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The organization relies on from the community and is seeking volunteers, Gilbert said.

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ReStore will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for its Saturday grand opening.