Product Recycling Fund
The price of this item includes a contribution to a Product recycling fund to ensure that waste electrical and electronic equipment is collected and recycled in a responsible manner.
IKEA Charlotte Activities & Events
We have a winner!
The votes are in for which project in our local community will receive $10,000!
Click here to see the winning project!
Click here to see the winning project!
What's Happening!
IKEA Charlotte Events
When you visit the IKEA Charlotte store, be sure to sign up to receive upcoming offers and promotions. Entry box located at the restaurant entrance. One winner drawn monthly. See store for promotion guidelines.
Bring your home into full bloom
It’s time to experience IKEA home inspiration in a refreshing new way. Discover our new interactive seasonal catalog and make your home flower.
Some products require assembly. All textiles shown are imported. See IKEA store for country of origin information. Not all products available at IKEA Home Shopping.
Some products require assembly. All textiles shown are imported. See IKEA store for country of origin information. Not all products available at IKEA Home Shopping.
Solar panel installation
IKEA has announced plans to install solar panels on the roof of this IKEA store. We are excited by this commitment of IKEA to use renewable energy, reduce our carbon footprint and continue to improve the lives of the many.
IKEA FAMILY is here!
Family is important…and now you can join our IKEA FAMILY! Sign up today for our new, FREE loyalty program and get special offers, find out about events FIRST, plus every time you scan your IKEA FAMILY card, we’ll enter your name in our monthly drawing to win a $100 IKEA gift card!
Benefits include:
√ Get discounts on many of your favorite items in the store
√ Save on IKEA FAMILY products with your membership card
√ Be entered for a chance to win a $100 IKEA Gift Card every time you scan your card at checkout
√ Take a break and enjoy free coffee or tea every time you visit our restaurant
√ Give your kids more Småland time—30 extra minutes (capacity-depending)
√ Get a personal web portal filled with shopping lists and special features
√ When you join - get ONE (1) FREE FROZEN YOGURT with a purchase of one at regular price at the IKEA Bistro. Offer valid for 30 days from date at bottom of printout. One time offer only.
Benefits include:
√ Get discounts on many of your favorite items in the store
√ Save on IKEA FAMILY products with your membership card
√ Be entered for a chance to win a $100 IKEA Gift Card every time you scan your card at checkout
√ Take a break and enjoy free coffee or tea every time you visit our restaurant
√ Give your kids more Småland time—30 extra minutes (capacity-depending)
√ Get a personal web portal filled with shopping lists and special features
√ When you join - get ONE (1) FREE FROZEN YOGURT with a purchase of one at regular price at the IKEA Bistro. Offer valid for 30 days from date at bottom of printout. One time offer only.
Creating a better everyday life in the Carolinas
IKEA Charlotte keeps giving back
At IKEA, our mission is to create a better everyday life for the many.
IKEA Charlotte works to do this in our community by supporting local non-profit organizations that work to help children and the environment. Here are a number of recent community collaborations:
On Thanksgiving, IKEA Charlotte treated clients of Hope Haven, Salvation Army Center of Hope, and Carolina Refugee Resettlement to a full Thanksgiving dinner and allowed each child at the event to pick out and wrap a gift that they could give to a parent or guardian during the holidays. This was the second time IKEA Charlotte has opened its doors to community groups on Thanksgiving. About 350 people were served during the Thanksgiving event, which was also attended by NBC Charlotte weekend anchor Amy Cowman.
On December 7, 2012 IKEA Charlotte held a reception to celebrate the opening of its new Marketplace and gave a $5,000 shopping spree to Kannapolis Alternative Learning Center. At that reception other organizations received $500 gift cards including: ● Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Charlotte
● Dilworth Soup Kitchen
● Hope Haven Inc.
● Hopewell High School’s Academy of Hospitality and Tourism
● Pat’s Place Child Advocacy Center, EdVenture Children’s Museum in Columbia, SC
● Urban League of Central Carolinas
● Berewick Elementary School
● Charlotte Girl Scout Troop 387.
All of the organizations were entered into a drawing for the $5,000 shopping spree, but it was the Rowan County-based Kannapolis school that walked away with the top prize, which was drawn by WSOC-TV Channel 9 evening anchor Blair Miller.
IKEA Charlotte also donated furniture for a recent Cookies for a Cause event that raised funds $25,000 for Charlotte’s Ronald McDonald House. The all-white donated furniture created a South Beach theme that transformed the Peninsula Club in the Lake Norman Area into a chic Miami-style lounge. After the event, all of the furniture was donated to Barium Springs Home for Children.
We are currently not accepting applications for community support.
IKEA Charlotte works to do this in our community by supporting local non-profit organizations that work to help children and the environment. Here are a number of recent community collaborations:
On Thanksgiving, IKEA Charlotte treated clients of Hope Haven, Salvation Army Center of Hope, and Carolina Refugee Resettlement to a full Thanksgiving dinner and allowed each child at the event to pick out and wrap a gift that they could give to a parent or guardian during the holidays. This was the second time IKEA Charlotte has opened its doors to community groups on Thanksgiving. About 350 people were served during the Thanksgiving event, which was also attended by NBC Charlotte weekend anchor Amy Cowman.
On December 7, 2012 IKEA Charlotte held a reception to celebrate the opening of its new Marketplace and gave a $5,000 shopping spree to Kannapolis Alternative Learning Center. At that reception other organizations received $500 gift cards including: ● Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Charlotte
● Dilworth Soup Kitchen
● Hope Haven Inc.
● Hopewell High School’s Academy of Hospitality and Tourism
● Pat’s Place Child Advocacy Center, EdVenture Children’s Museum in Columbia, SC
● Urban League of Central Carolinas
● Berewick Elementary School
● Charlotte Girl Scout Troop 387.
All of the organizations were entered into a drawing for the $5,000 shopping spree, but it was the Rowan County-based Kannapolis school that walked away with the top prize, which was drawn by WSOC-TV Channel 9 evening anchor Blair Miller.
IKEA Charlotte also donated furniture for a recent Cookies for a Cause event that raised funds $25,000 for Charlotte’s Ronald McDonald House. The all-white donated furniture created a South Beach theme that transformed the Peninsula Club in the Lake Norman Area into a chic Miami-style lounge. After the event, all of the furniture was donated to Barium Springs Home for Children.
We are currently not accepting applications for community support.
