Benjamin "Ben" Perlin is an aspiring photographer and community volunteer based in Nashville, Tennessee. While he is involved in a number of local organizations, Benjamin Perlin currently works at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore of Greater Nashville, with all proceeds flowing back into the local community.
Habitat for Humanity is a worldwide non-profit organization working towards safe and comfortable housing for all people. With 900 stores throughout America, Habitat for Humanity ReStore offers donated merchandise at discounted prices, with all proceeds going towards supporting local Habitat for Humanity offices, and funding more local housing for those in need. Shoppers can find appliances, building materials, used furniture, and more.
A variety of people shop at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, from contractors and interior designers to simple treasure hunters or homeowners looking for a bargain. Inventory changes frequently, and buying these goods supports those in the local community.
Serving four counties, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville began in 1985, and has served almost 3,000 families. Ranked 13th out of 1,300 Habitats nationwide, it holds numerous awards for sustainability and environmentally friendly building practices.
Habitat for Humanity is a worldwide non-profit organization working towards safe and comfortable housing for all people. With 900 stores throughout America, Habitat for Humanity ReStore offers donated merchandise at discounted prices, with all proceeds going towards supporting local Habitat for Humanity offices, and funding more local housing for those in need. Shoppers can find appliances, building materials, used furniture, and more.
A variety of people shop at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, from contractors and interior designers to simple treasure hunters or homeowners looking for a bargain. Inventory changes frequently, and buying these goods supports those in the local community.
Serving four counties, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville began in 1985, and has served almost 3,000 families. Ranked 13th out of 1,300 Habitats nationwide, it holds numerous awards for sustainability and environmentally friendly building practices.
