1. Beginning January 1, 2010 log on to www.disneyparks.com and sign up to get a FREE ticket to a Disney Park
2. Complete a day of volunteer service with the Newnan-Coweta Habitat for Humanity
3. CELEBRATE! Once your service is verified, you’ll receive a voucher to redeem your FREE ticket to a Disney Park

Habitat for Humanity has settled into some new digs that store manager Sharon Hazel describes as "so awesome" that everyone needs to come out and see it for themselves.

Everyone will have that opportunity at the ribbon cutting that's been scheduled for June 11, at 5:30 p.m. The new ReStore and Habitat for Humanity offices are located at 150 Pine Rd., in the former location of 84 Lumber, across the street from the Coweta County Fairgrounds.

But if you'd like to go ahead and get involved today -- there's an opportunity for that, too. The Habitat for Humanity Youth Build is being supported by the Jackson Street location of Sprayberry's Barbecue tonight, as 10 percent of all proceeds on Tuesday from 5-9 p.m. will go to Habitat. The new store hours are Tuesday-Friday, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

"If I had my way, I'd be at Habitat seven days plus!" said Hazel.

She urged everyone to "see and feel the experience" of the new facility for themselves.

The Newnan-Coweta Habitat for Humanity began relocating its offices and Habitat ReStore on April 20. A moving sale was held immediately prior to the event.

Anyone wishing to make a donation to the new Newnan Habitat ReStore or to volunteer for the non-profit group may Hazel at 770-252-4061. All donations are tax deductible.

All donations are now being received at the new location, at the back of the building.

"Habitat's vision is to be able to offer the opportunity of purchasing a simple, affordable home to at least 10 qualified families each year" said Leslie Merriman, NCHFH executive director. "The Habitat ReStore is a key funding source for the Newnan Habitat which generates much needed income and donations to allow us to purchase building materials and provide services for our Habitat homes and families."

This new location will not only provide the Habitat ReStore more space for accepting a much wider variety of donations, while providing easy-access parking, but will also provide space to pre-fab walls for homes. There also will be classroom space for Family Partner workshops, as well as much needed space for continued growth -- all under one roof.

The ReStore offers a wide variety of items, new and used, including furniture, appliances, cabinets, flooring, lighting, plumbing, building materials, doors and windows.

Through residential and commercial donations of overstocked, discontinued or slightly used items, the NCHFH Habitat ReStore has diverted more than 282 tons of reusable items from landfills by providing these materials to the public at low prices. In turn, the money raised though the sale of these items supplement the cost of building and refurbishing Habitat homes in Coweta County.