Campus Crest donated over $100,000 worth of household items from 135 apartments to Habitat for Humanity's ReStore during a major renovation of an acquired property near Oklahoma State University. The items, including appliances and furniture, represented the largest single donation to the local ReStore and supported its mission of providing affordable goods while reducing waste.

1. Campus Crest Collaborates with Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore
When Campus Crest acquired an existing property near the OSU
campus in Stillwater, OK, the firm knew a major interior renovation
would be required to bring the property in line with its existing
portfolio.
This presented a new opportunity for collaboration with the local
community and Campus Crest Communities, Stillwater Habitat for
Humanity, Stillwater Public Schools, Oklahoma State University and
North American Van Lines who collaborated to execute the largest
donation to date for the Stillwater Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore.
The donation was valued at well over $100,000 in ReStore value
and included Campus Crest donated household items from more than 135 apartments, including refrigerators,
microwaves, dishwashers, washers, dryers, couches, coffee tables, dining room sets and other miscellaneous items.
“Reuse of existing furniture and appliances not only reduces demand of virgin material but also provides quality goods at
an accessible price point for those who cannot afford to purchase new,” said Ted Rollins, co-founder and CEO of Campus
Crest Communities.