Habitat ReStores Fund Habitat for Humanity Projects

A radiologist in Meridian, Mississippi, Jim Gray, MD, has more than a decade of experience in advanced imaging procedures such as x-rays, CT scans, and PET scans. Outside of work, Jim Gray, MD, enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, and volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, an organization that builds houses through a network of 1,500 local affiliates throughout the United States and abroad.

Committed to making safe, affordable housing more accessible for everyone, Habitat for Humanity funds its numerous building programs through sales at its Habitat ReStores. These home improvement stores and donation centers offer building materials, home improvement items, and home goods, all at appealing prices.

Often, contractors donate building materials, furniture, and other items left over from home renovations. The public is also welcome to donate unwanted appliances, unused construction materials, and home goods. The proceeds from ReStores fund new builds and renovation projects for Habitat for Humanity efforts around the world. For more information or to find a local ReStore, visit www.habitat.org.