Your support will impact hundreds of homes and lives in your community.
Your team can be a part of changing lives and transforming homes in our region as we work to end furniture poverty in the North East Avalon. From Special Delivery Days with your team to fun and engaging corporate fundraising opportunities, we invite you to visit our corporate opportunities page or connect with our Director of Development, Maureen Lymburner to find a solution that suits your team and level of involvement.
Become a volunteer to help bring comfort and dignity to those in need
When you volunteer with Home Again you're involvement will transform hundreds of homes and lives in your community. Helping others is not only the right thing to do, it also feels great! Our volunteers tell us “It was the most meaningful work I’ve ever done in my life.” They are the very heart of Home Again. We are proud to have worked with more than 300 dedicated and passionate individuals and are always happy to welcome new volunteers.
Home Again’s volunteers, and their roles, are as diverse as our clients. Whether it’s for one hour a month or one day a week, your contribution makes a difference. Whatever your interest, there is a role for you in ending regional furniture poverty.
To learn more about our volunteer opportunities, download this pamphlet
Join our community of Dreamers and you’ll ensure others have a bed to sleep (and dream) in.
When you join our community of Dreamers, you ensure more people in our region will have a bed to sleep in, a table to share a meal around and a sofa to relax on. Your sustaining monthly donation will make a life-changing difference. Join the community of Dreamers today.
Monthly support allows us to budget and plan more effectively. A year of monthly donations, no matter the amount, can make a significant difference. Here are 10 reasons to give $10.
The support of our generous donors means hundreds of homes, and lives, are transformed each year. But we can’t do it alone. By donating now, you will provide the basic furnishings needed to turn a house into a home.
Become a Dreamer today and give individuals and families across the Northeast Avalon the gift of furniture and an opportunity to dream.
Mark Nichols
Fronie Squibb
Fr. Jonathan and Emily Rowe
Lynn and Glenn Sullivan
Robert and Delphine Lymburner
Kim and Lester Pike
Don and Marie Rowe
Maureen Lymburner and Nassim Missaghian
Bishop Sam and Jill Rose
Scott MacLachlan and Alison Malcolm
Kathleen Murphy and Chad Workman
Arlene and Derek Scott
Anonymous donors
J. Paul Walsh and Robin Bartlett
Mark and Doreen Brown
Ray Critch
Tom Hynes
Erin Molloy and Chris Boulos
Amy Tulk and Vince Andrews
Don Gillis
Coopers Heating Solutions Inc.
Richard Pike
Jackie Penney
Susan Day
Melanie Noseworthy
ethree Consulting Inc.
Rob Forsythe and Maryn Walzak
Steve Wolinetz and Karen Lippold
Jewel Cousens
Catherine Lymburner
Elizabeth Barnes
Kristen Murray
Ms. Lynn MacCannell
Newfound Picnics
Shawn Bursey
Claire Moore-Gibbons
Source Energy Atlantic Inc.
Marlayne & Chris Hardy
Lisa Simms
Susan Quinlan
Paul Henderson
Diane Daly
Brian McNamara
Winter Heating Ltd.
Anthony Lambert
Barb O'Keefe
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You can turn something you and others enjoy into a fundraiser in support of Home Again. Our Community Fundraising Toolkit is filled with ideas and tips to make your fundraiser easier. You can also easily fundraise through Facebook on your birthday or simply just because.
For more information about planning a fundraiser and to complete your fundraising agreement, please reach out to Maureen. I’m here to help!
Your tax-receiptable donation will help transform homes, and lives, in our region. You can make a secure online donation or write a cheque to Home Again Furniture Bank and mail it to our address at 58 Smallwood Drive, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 1B1).
Donate your gently-used furniture to those in need. Visit our Donate page for more information and FAQs.
Participants raise funds and awareness among their networks to go one night without their bed so others in our region won’t have to. Together, we can end furniture poverty.
To become more sustainable and ensure the growing need for Home Again's service continues, we have opened the doors to our first social enterprise endeavour in the form of a furniture and decor thrift store, selling furniture that is not suitable for, or requested by, clients who are referred to us; furniture that would otherwise have to be refused - until now! Again & Again is located at 25 Hebron Way, St. John's.
