Join. Shop. Repeat.

If you’re a local nonprofit, school, or teacher, you’re making a big impact on local communities. Storehouse is here to help you maximize it.

We Offer Two Types of Memberships:

1.

Non-Profit and School Memberships
for 501(c)3 Non-Profits and ANY school to our Warehouse.

Application

2.

Teacher Resource Store Memberships
to qualifying schools and their teachers to our Teacher Resource Store.

This membership is reserved for schools where 70% or more of students are from low-income households. Supplies in the Teacher Resource Store are TOTALLY FREE. Please note that school memberships do not include access to the warehouse.

What's in Store(house)?

Access thousands of BRAND NEW products in one convenient location.

Our corporate partners stock our 25,000-sq-ft facility with new, high-quality products that are available to local nonprofits and schools. See what’s in store.

Warehouse Products

  • Bedroom
  • Living room
  • Office
  • Toys
  • School Supplies
  • Personal Care
  • Linens
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Teacher Resource Store Products

  • Backpacks
  • Copy Paper, Envelopes, Poster Board
  • Markers, Pens, Pencils
  • Craft Supplies
  • Books, Posters, Puzzles
  • Masks, Sanitizer, Cleaning Wipes
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Non-Profit and School Membership Information

Authorized Shoppers

  • Membership Requirement: Only authorized representatives of Member Organizations may access the Storehouse for shopping purposes. Member Organizations must be a designated 501(c)3 for at least 6 months and have an active website.
  • Volunteer Restrictions: Member Organization volunteers are not permitted to shop at the Storehouse. Volunteers assisting with loading/transport must wait in designated areas, such as the cafe.
  • Membership Updates: Member Organizations can request additions or changes to authorized shoppers by contacting the Member Director by emailing members@storehousemi.org.
  • New Shopper Orientation: All new shoppers must read and understand the Member Agreement before shopping at the Storehouse and is the responsibility of the Member Organization.
  • Membership Term: This agreement is effective for one year from the dated agreement. Annual renewal of membership is required.

Financial Policy

  • Admin Fees: Items obtained from the Storehouse may have an associated Admin Fee to offset administration costs of the goods.
  • Financial Responsibility: The Member Organization recognizes that authorized shopper purchases may be subject to administrative fees, which will be the responsibility of the Member Organization.

Returns and Refunds

  • Policy: Due to the nature of donated goods, the Storehouse does not offer refunds once payment is finalized.
  • As-Is Condition: Member Organizations receiving products from the Storehouse acknowledge that they will be received “as-is,” meaning with all existing faults and defects, whether readily apparent or hidden.

Proper Use of Goods

  • Restriction on Use: Storehouse goods are intended solely for the operational needs of member organizations or for distribution to their beneficiaries.
  • Prohibited Activities: Storehouse goods cannot be used for personal purposes, sold, bartered, or offered as prizes in raffles, volunteer appreciation events, or fundraisers.
  • Signage Requirement: Member Organizations must display “PROPER USE OF DONATED GOODS” signs at all locations where Storehouse products are stored or distributed.
  • Tracking Responsibility: Member Organizations are responsible for tracking and ensuring the proper use of all Storehouse products received.

Impact Reporting

  • Stories of Impact: As a Member Organization, each month you shop, you are required to report the end use and provide stories of impact.
  • Submit a High-Quality Image: Provide a high-quality image that visually represents the use of the product. (high resolution, sharp and crisp appearance, and retains detail without pixelation or blurriness)
  • Provide a Statement: Include a statement explaining why the product was needed and the impact it had on those who received it.
  • Report Impact Numbers: Report the total number of people impacted by the product to help us convey the effectiveness of our programs to our funding and product donors.

Product Loading and Holds

  • Loading Responsibility: Member Organizations are responsible for loading their own products and transporting them on the day of shopping. The Storehouse may offer limited loading assistance based on availability.
  • Holds Policy: Holds on specific items will only be granted under exceptional circumstances at the discretion of the Member Director by emailing members@storehousemi.org.

Maintaining Warehouse Order

  • Courtesy and Assistance: If while shopping you determine you no longer want an item in your cart, please take the time to restock those items in their original location and straighten the area.
  • Mutual Support: When possible, offer assistance to other members who may require help with loading their products.

Policy Compliance

  • Questions and Clarifications: For any inquiries regarding these policies, please contact the Member Director by emailing members@storehousemi.org.
  • Consequences of Non-Compliance: Failure to adhere to these policies may result in the immediate termination of your organization’s membership.

Membership Revocation

  • Grounds for Revocation: Storehouse reserves the right to revoke membership at any time for non-compliance with these policies.

Teacher Resource Store Membership Information

Membership is available for schools where 70% or more of students are from low-income households. All approved full-time teaching staff at member schools are able to shop for classroom products twice per year.

Our first focus is Kent County, and we’re hoping to extend across the whole state of Michigan.

The Details

  • Check eligibility on www.GreatSchools.org: from your school’s listing, navigate to the “Equity” section and locate the percentage listed under “Low-Income Students”.
  • Apply – choosing one person acting as school building coordinator.
  • Once approved, submit a teacher list/school data form (provided) signed by the school Principal.
  • Sign up to shop via a link provided by the Storehouse staff. 30-minute time slots are available two evenings per week.
  • Each approved teacher can choose their allotment from an assortment of goods.
  • Volunteers on hand will provide full instructions.
  • Teachers may not shop for other teachers during their visit.

Teacher Shopping Guidelines

  • Qualifying schools must fill out an application and is for schools where 70% or more of students are from low-income households.
  • Each school’s identified coordinator is responsible for communications and for providing an updated list of full-time teachers eligible to shop.
  • Appointments are required. Upon arrival, all teachers must check-in and show their photo school identification in order to be allowed to shop.
  • Due to space constraints, only 15 teachers may shop at once for 30 minutes max.
  • Each teacher may fill one shopping cart with products for their classroom use. Volunteers on hand will provide more information and any details on any limits.

Parking & Entrance – 4411 Plainfield Ave. NE

  • Please do not park in front of any entrance/garage doors or loading zones.
  • Teachers will enter through the front doors labeled “A” on the map.
  • Handicap parking spaces are available.
  • Please ask a staff member for assistance.

Membership FAQs

Access to millions of dollars in free/very low-cost household and school-related supplies.

We offer two types of memberships:

  1. Warehouse memberships for 501(c)3 nonprofits and ANY school.
  2. School memberships to our Teacher Resource Store. This membership is reserved for schools where 70% or more of students are from low-income households. Supplies in the Teacher Resource Store are TOTALLY FREE. Please note that school memberships do not include access to the warehouse.

Learn more about memberships

  1. Warehouse memberships shoppers must be staff within the organization (volunteer or paid positions). Authorized shoppers can only be added by the main contact person for your organization.
  2. School memberships to the Teacher Resource Store must be from qualifying member schools and be full-time teachers with their own classroom. This does not include support staff and administrators.

No, there is not a fee to be a member. There are small administrative handling fees for the product(s) selected while shopping in the warehouse. There is zero cost for approved members to shop at the Teacher Resource Store; each teacher has access to shop twice per year.

2024 Member List

Teacher Resource Store Member Directory

Aberdeen Academy

Alpine Elementary

Campus Elementary

Central Kelloggsville Elementary

Cesar E. Chavez Elementary

Challenger Elementary

Comstock Elementary

Crestwood Middle School

Crothers Elementary School

Dickinson Academy

East Lee Alternative

George Washington Carver Academy

Gerald R Ford Academic Center

Gladiola Elementary

Glenside Elementary

Godfrey Elementary

Godfrey Lee Early Childhood Center

Godwin Heights High School

GR Montessori Middle/High

Kelloggsville High School

Kelloggsville Middle School

Kelloggsville- 54th St Academy

Kelloggsville- Southeast Elementary

KPS Early Childhood-Main Campus

Lee High School

Lee Middle School

Newaygo Elementary School

Newaygo Middle School

North Godwin Elementary

Orchard View Middle School

Oriole Park Elementary

Palmer School

San Juan Diego Academy

Shawmut Hills Elementary

Shelby Elementary School

Sibley Elementary

Southeast Career Pathways

Southeastern Elementary School

Southwest Bilingual Academy

Southwood Elementary

Timberland Charter Academy

U Prep

Union High School

Vista Charter Academy

West Elementary

West Godwin Elementary

West Kelloggsville Elementary

Westwood Middle School

Wyoming Intermediate

2024 Member List

Non-Profit and School Member Directory

70×7 Grand Rapids Center

70×7 Holland Center

A Mother’s Touch

Ada Bible Church

Affinity Mentoring

Aim To Inspire

Aldersgate Center for Child Delevopment

ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Alpha Family Center – Assure Womens Center

Alpha Family Services – Greenville

Alpha Women’s Center- Grand Rapids

Alternative Pathways

Amplify GR

Angels of Action

Apartment Life

AQUME Foundation

ArtPrize

Arts in Motion

Arts Marketplace at Studio Park

AWAKE Inc.

AYA

Bailey Christian Church

Baker College

Baxter Community Center

Be A Ruby

Beautiful You

Beer City Dog Biscuits

Benjamin’s Hope

BErista Inc., DBA Kenzie’s Be Cafe

Berkely Hills

Bethany Christian – Residential

Bethany Christian (Domestic & refugee)

Bethany Christian (Refugee)`

Bethany Christian Services – Refugee and Immigrant Services

Bethany Foster Care

Bethany Refugee -ILP Home

Bethany- Long Term Foster Care

Better Wiser Stronger

Betterment Enterprises Inc

Black Book Exchange Box

Black Impact Collaborative

Black Wall Street

Blue Diamonds Training and Consulting, Inc.

Boston Square

Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holland

Boys & Girls Club- Philip I Philips

Boys & Girls Club- Seidman Club

Boys & Girls Club- Steil Club (admin office)

Boys & Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids-Youth Commonwealth

Bridge Street Ministries

Brody’s Be Café

Brown Hutcherson Ministries

Building Bridges

Buist Community Assistance Center

Byron Community Minsitries

Calvary Chapel East Grand Rapids

Calvary- Benevolence (team B)

Calvary- Mercy & Missions (team A)

Camp Blodgett

Camp Greenwood

Camp Henry

Camp Michawana

Camp Roger

Care Portal

CASA of Kent County

Cathedral Outreach Center-St. Andrews Catholic Cathedral

Catholic Charities West Michigan

Charitable Union

Cherry Health

Cherry Health – FET

Cherry Health- Sheldon House

Children’s Advocacy Center West Michigan

Christ Lutheran Church

Christ Missionary Baptist Church

City Church Rockford

City Impact

City Life Church

City of Rest

City on a Hill

Clio Area Human Services Fund

Coit Community Church

COMETS

Community Action House

Community Basket

Community Food Club GR

Community Rebuilders

Country Cat Lady

Covenant Ability Network of MI

Covenant House Michigan

Creston Neighborhood

Crossroads Bible

DA Blodgett – St Johns

Davids House

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services

Degage

Deliverance Outreach Ministry

Delta Project

Developing Dreams

Dimensions Multi purpose center

Dominican Sisters Grand Rapids

Donations with Love

Down Syndrome Association of West Michigan

Down to Defend

Downtown Christian Church

Dream Center

Dream K.I.M. Speaks

Dwelling Place of GR

East Grand Rapids Schools Foundation

Eastern Ave CRC

Empower U Cornerstone

Empower U- Steve Ramsay’s Class

Endless Opportunities

Enriched Living

Essentials – Frontline (DNQ for Good360 products)

Everbloom Montessori

Every Woman’s Place

EveryHeart Movement

Exalta Health

Exodus Place

Fairway Church

Faith Church

Faith Community Christian Reformed Church

Family Church

Family Futures

Family Network of Wyoming

Family Outreach Center

Family Promise

Fellowship Church

First Day Shoe Fund

Flat River Ministries

Food Hugs

Foster Closet

Foster the Family Grand Rapids

Fresh Coast Alliance

Frontline

Garden Foundation

Garfield Park Neighborhood Association

Girl Scouts

Girls Choral Academy

Girls Growing 2 Women

Good News Baptist Church

Gordon Elementary School PCO

Grace’s Table

Gracious Grounds

Grand Rapids African American Health Institute

Grand Rapids Children’s Museum

Grand Rapids Community Media Center

Grand Rapids Pride Center

Grand Rapids Trans Foundation

Grand Valley State University Michigan Literacy Project

Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities

Great Start Collaborative

GROW

Guiding Light

Habitat for Humanity Kent County

Hand2Hand

Harvest Stand Ministries

Head Start for Kent County

Healthy Homes Coalition

HELP Pregnancy Aid

HELPING HANDS OF CASS COUNTY INC

Heritage Homes

Hero’s Corner Grand Rapids

Higher Ground at Lake Louise

Hispanic Center Of Western Michigan

HOAP

Home Repair Services Of Kent County

Homes Giving Hope

Hope Academy of West Michigan

Hope Community

Hope Gain Network

Hope Gardens

Hope Pkgs

Hope Project

Hope Unexpected

HOPELink of West Michigan

HUG MKG

Humane Society of WM

I Understand

ICCF

Iglesia Bautista Fundamental Emanuel

IKUS Life Enrichment Services/Indian Trails Camp

In the Image

Insight Pregnancy Services

Jayhawk Resource Hub- Muskegon Community College

Jubilee Ministries

Kenowa Hills Crisis Team

Kent County Sheriff’s Dept

Kent District Library

Kent Intermediate School District

Kids Belong

Kids Food Basket

King’s Table Ministries

Kingdom Praying Women 365

Kinzler Foundation

Lakeshore Lifeworks

Lakeshore Pregnancy Center/Positive Options

LAUP

Life Center Church of the Apostolic Faith

Lighthouse Academy North

Lighthouse Academy South

Lighthouse Community Ministries

Lighthouse For Teen Mothers

Linc UP

Lincoln Lake Baptist Camp

Lions & Rabbits Center for the Arts

Literacy Center of West Michigan

Living Water Ministry Network

Living Well Adult Living Center

Lori’s Voice

Love INC of Allendale

Love INC of Muskegon County

Love Inc of Wexford and Osceola Counties

Love Inc. Newaygo

Love N Grace Healing Centers

Madison Church

Managed Senior Care Community

Marvelous Lifestyles Outreach

Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital

Meals On Wheels West Michigan

Meaning in Color

Mediation & Restorative Services

Mel Trotter

Michele’s Rescue

Michiana Family Center

Michigan Center for Civic Education

Michigan Disabilty Sports Alliance

Michigan Migrant Ministries

Migrant Legal Aid

Momentum Center

Montcalm Alano Club Inc

Mwangaza Wa Upendo

My House Ministry

NAACP

New Chapel Christian Church

New City Kids

New Day Foundation for Families

New Destiny Pathways

New Growth Project

New Life Church

New Life Essentials – Wayland

Newhall Christian Fellowship

North End Community Ministries (NECM)

North Kent Connect

North Kent Presbyterian Church

Northlawn United Methodist Church

Northview – Highlands

Northwest Food Pantry

Oasis of Hope Center

Oceana Christian School

Olivia’s Gift (Full Circle)

Opportunities Unlimited for the Blind

Orchard Hill Christian Preschool and Chid Care Center

Osofomaame

Ottawa Area Center for Pride

Ottawa County DHHS – DNQ for GOOD360

Our Hope Association

Our Mental Health Collective

Paws With A Cause

People Helping People of Pullman

Pet Tales Rescue

Pilgrim Rest MB Church

Pine Ridge Bible Camp

Pioneer Resources

Positive Impact for Life

Potter’s House

Pregnancy Resource Center

Public Thread

Puertas Abiertas

R2H Secure Living CDC

Reach Out To Youth

Reach The Forgotten

Refugee Education Center

Rehoboth AFC

Relevant Church Grand Rapids

Resilience: Advocates for Ending Violence

Rest Haven Homes, Inc.

Restored Refuge Designs

Revive & Thrive Project

Rockford Baptist Church

Rockford Baptist Essentials

Ronald McDonald House of Western Michigan

Roosevelt Park Neighborhood Association

Rosewood Church

Rotary Club

Safe Haven Ministries

Safe Place

Salvation Army- Fulton Heights

Samaritas – Persons With Disabilities Programs

Samaritas – Refugee Youth Services

Samaritas Affiliate Shopping

Samaritas Affordable Living

Samaritas- West MI Foster Care

Saranac Community Church

Save A Life A Day Outreach

SECOM Resource Center

Senior Neighbors

Servant’s Community Church

Sheldon Clubhouse

SLD Read

Sleep in Heavenly Peace

South West Area Neighbors dba John Ball Area Neighbors

Special Olympics West Michigan

St Marks Episcopal Church

St. Alphonsus

St. Mary’s Foundation – Sparta

Steepletown- Kitchen Sage

STEM Greenhouse

StoreHouse For Teachers

Streams

Street Light Outreach

Sylvia’s Place

Tall Turf Ministries

Tapestry Rockford

Taylor Made Re-Entry

Telamon Corporation

The Cord Group

The Diatribe

The Dock Ministries

The Green Apple Pantry

The Local Church GR

The Other Way Ministries

The PROACTIVE Project, Inc

The Source

Thresholds

TimberCreek Ranch

Transplant House of WM

Treetops Collective

Tri-unity Christian School

Trinitas Classical School

Trinity Lutheran Church and School

Trinity Reformed Church

True Vine Church

Twelve Baskets

Ukrainian Society of Michigan (UASMI)

United Methodist Community House- Team A

United Methodist Community House- Team B

United Way Lakeshore

United Way of Bay County

United Way South Central Michigan

United Way-Heart of WM

Unlimited Alternatives

Upcycle Bikes

Urban Family Ministries

Urban League of West Michigan

Village Water Filters

Village99

Vital Connections

Vogel Center Christian Reformed Church

WellHouse

West Michigan Friendship Center

West Michigan Spina Bifida Organization

West Michigan Sports Commission

West Michigan Youth for Christ- YFC

WHM-Bowen Elementary

WHS – Coit Creative Arts Academy

WHS Anchor Point Christian School

WHS Challenger Elementary

WHS Coopersville Area Public Schools

WHS Forest Hill Public Schools- Eastern

WHS Godfrey-Lee Middle School

WHS Grand Rapids Montessori

WHS Kelloggsville High School

WHS Kelloggsville- West Elementary

WHS KSSN

WHS KSSN- Union High School

WHS KSSN/Cesar E Chavez

WHS KSSN/Godfrey-Lee

WHS KSSN/Godwin Schools

WHS KSSN/Kentwood PS

WHS KSSN/Southwest Acidemia Bilingual

WHS KSSN/Sparta Middle School

WHS McKinney-Vento GRPS

WHS New Era Christian School

WHS Northview- East Oakview Elementary

WHS Southwest Elementary Academy Bilingual

WHS West Elementary

WHS West Godwin Elementary

WHS-Gladiola Elementary

WHS-Westwood Middle

WMCAT

WMCI

Womens Resource Center

World Renew

YMCA

Young Life Timber Wolf Lake

Young Life, Grand Rapids City

Youth Build (BCS- youth service division)

YWCA West Central Michigan

Zion Reformed Church