At Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse, we are committed to saving our customers money. “Furniture can be a large expense for families. So if we can work together and save our customers money, then they will be able to focus those savings on what really matters — their family.”
Saving our customers money has been the goal since we opened the doors over 10 years ago, and this commitment has made a difference for thousands of families every week. At the heart of this initiative is the community we live in. That’s why Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse continuously supports our community through a variety of charitable organizations.
Charities we support
Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse is proud to support several charities, including the Canadian Cancer Society, Sick Kids, the Nanny Angel Network, our proud Canadian Military, Canadian Veterans, the Firefighters Association, the Police Association, Wounded Warriors, local women’s shelters, and many more. We believe that through our community efforts we can make a difference and help support those in need.
Direct community support
Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse doesn’t stop at just charities — our vision extends to everyone in the community. We work directly with the community and with families in need:
- A fire ravaged the home of an elderly couple in one of our local communities, so Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse donated an entire house full of furniture to help the couple when nobody else would.
- A local student didn’t have a bed to sleep in, so Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse donated a mattress set so the student could get the proper sleep required for their studies.
- A local family required beds after being forced from their home, so Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse donated new beds to help them rebuild.
Most recent: Nanny Angel Network and Movember
Most recently, Surplus Furniture was proud to make a large donation to the Nanny Angel Network — an organization that provides childcare to mothers with cancer to assist in caring for their children, giving the mothers a chance to get well while still knowing their children are being cared for. Audrey Guth, the founder, was recently voted a local hero by CNN.
In November, Surplus Furniture participated in our first-ever Movember campaign. Nationally across all 21 store locations, we not only raised money for prostate cancer research and men’s health, but we brought a lot of awareness to the cause by wearing a “mo” for 4 weeks.
Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse is proud to serve our local communities. We love making a difference through local initiatives, which would not be possible without the support of our customers, our associates, and our communities.
