Working to end furniture poverty, one home at a time
An empty house without essential furniture is not a home. We believe everyone deserves the dignity and security of a decent place to call home.
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Discover distinctive antique and mid‑century furniture selected for their design, quality, and lasting appeal. Every purchase enables us to help more local families build a better future.
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Our Mission: Supporting Dignity at Home
Hastings Furniture Service was founded on a simple belief: everyone deserves a safe, comfortable home. Since 1988, we’ve been here for our community—making essential furniture affordable, creating pathways for people to improve their lives, and championing a circular‑economy approach that keeps good furniture in use and reduces waste.
- Creating opportunities for people to build skills, confidence, and connections
- Affordable, good‑quality reused furniture and appliances
- Helping the environment by reducing waste and COâ‚‚e emissions through reuse
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"Volunteering at HFS has been incredibly rewarding. Knowing that I'm helping families in my community get back on their feet makes every shift meaningful."
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- Eco-Living, Impact
At Hastings and Rother Furniture Service, we see every day how a simple idea can make a real difference. The circular economy—keeping items in use for as long as possible rather than throwing them away—isn’t just a concept. It’s something we put into practice across our community.
- Eco-Living, Shop
Our stock at the Essentials Store changes daily, with new items arriving all the time. While we can’t guarantee specific pieces, there’s always a range of good-quality, affordable furniture and household essentials available. We encourage customers to visit regularly to see what’s in store—you never know what you might find.
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