HIGHLIGHTS
Habitat: Made to Order!
Enhance your outdoor space while supporting affordable housing in Northumberland County. Our handcrafted cedar planters and custom-built sheds are proudly made by the Habitat Northumberland team, combining quality craftsmanship with community impact. Every purchase helps support Habitat Northumberland's programs and mission so together we can build homes, communities and hope.
Cedar Planters
Built from durable cedar, our planters are designed to help your flowers, herbs, and vegetables thrive season after season.
Available Sizes:
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Large Herb Planter: 46" W × 15" D × 32" H
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Small Planter: 17.5" W × 17.5" D × 16.5" H
Delivery is available within Cobourg and Port Hope.
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Custom Sheds
Looking for extra storage or a backyard workspace? Our made-to-order sheds are built to your specifications, offering practical, durable solutions tailored to your property and needs. Contact us to discuss sizing, features, and pricing.
Visit the Cobourg ReStore or contact our team to learn more about our made-to-order products and how your purchase helps build homes and hope in our community.
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Habitat Canada honours Habitat Northumberland with One Habitat award, and recognizes Director of Construction with Outstanding Staff Award.
Present at the leadership and AGM to accept the One Habitat Award: (L-R) Board Chair Meaghan Adams, CEO Cathy Borowec, Board Vice-Chair Melanie Tomaz, Director of Business Operations Aimee Tedford, Past Habitat Northumberland Executive Director Meaghan MacDonald, Director of Construction Deb Wilson.
Habitat for Humanity Northumberland leadership was on hand this past week to accept two awards at the annual Habitat Canada Leadership Conference and AGM in Toronto on Wednesday.
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These awards celebrate the achievements of a few of the affiliates, staff and volunteers leading, innovating and creating new pathways to homeownership for families.
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To read more about the awards, please continue to our news section.
Sunday Dinner in the ReStore raises $60,000 towards current and future projects
The Restore transformed to an elegant dining venue on Sunday April 13th
Habitat for Humanity Northumberland is proud to announce the success of its annual Sunday Dinner in the ReStore, which raised an incredible $60,000 in support of building affordable housing in the community.
Held Sunday April 12th, the event transformed the Habitat ReStore from a retail space into a warm and welcoming dining venue, creating a truly memorable experience for guests.
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To read more about this event please head to our news page: