Habitat for Humanity Niagara is taking its first step in a phased-in approach to restarting its operations.
The health and safety of customers and team members will be their first priority as the Grimsby ReStore reopens on Tuesday.
Plexiglass has been installed and masks will be worn by staff.
They are asking customers to do the same.
The store will be open for reduced hours and donation drop-offs will be contact-free.
The reopening of the Grimsby ReStore will help those waiting to drop off donations and shoppers struggling to make ends meet in this difficult time.
Habitat Niagara will assess the new procedures and work towards reopening their ReStores in Fonthill and St. Catharines.
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