ReBuilding Center
Non-profit OrganizationsOregon, United States11-50 Employees
ReBuilding Center is a Portland, Oregon-based non-profit focused on integrating reuse and repair into the climate justice movement. It operates the region’s largest reuse retail warehouse, diverting more than 3 million pounds of building materials from landfills each year and selling them at very affordable prices to support home repairs for people with low incomes. The organization also runs more than 150 home repair skill-building classes annually to teach residents how to fix their homes safely and affordably using reclaimed materials. It serves homeowners and renters with limited means and aims to strengthen community resilience by expanding access to affordable materials and practical repair skills. The work positions the organization within the non-profit and circular economy sectors, addressing both environmental sustainability and housing needs in the Portland area. In May 2026, it hosted the Levine Impact Lab Cohort Retreat, bringing together climate action leaders from across states to discuss reuse, recycling, and community resilience.