Community members and leaders gathered Feb. 6 to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Habitat for Humanity MCTX ReStore off Hwy. 242.

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The ReStore sells donated furniture, appliances and home improvement items, with proceeds helping fund local homebuilding and repair efforts. Executive Director Rhonda Darby told attendees that “every time you shop, donate or volunteer,” those dollars are turned into “real impact” for local families needing stable housing.

Board leaders also pointed to Habitat’s neighborhood footprint in Conroe, including the Cedar Creek neighborhood—described as 37 acres with 129 Habitat-built homes—and the Marble Creek project in Magnolia, an 81-acre development planned for more than 200 homes.