Habitat for Humanity

First time here and found just what I needed for $ 2! (spent $ 16)…
Reduce REUSE Recycle!

large location. parking lot gets a bit crowded but a great place to find little odds and ends for all your pinterest ideas!

I kind of like this store. It’s like going to a Hardware Store Swap Meet and because it is stocked with donated items you never really know what is going to be there or if you are going to like what they have on that day. I donate things like boxes of left over tile and a brand new, unused window.
I was looking for a used kitchen cabinet to put a butcher block workbench top on for my shop. I found one I really liked and didn’t have my truck. So I went back the next day and it was gone. It took four more visits to find one and this one is way better than the other.
So it’s full of household items, used or new, donated from people or stores (Home Depot is a big contributor). It’s laid out pretty well. It’s usually busy and there’s really no one to help you except at the front counter. A lot of times you go home empty handed, but sometimes you find a pearl.

We go here a lot. My wife loves walking out with anything. On the other hand, I am not so impressed. I must say the prices are much better than the store in Riverside and it has more variety than the store in Torrance.
It should be noted that This store is closed from Christmas Eve to the third of January.

Great place to get furniture that can be refurbished at a super cheap price. They constantly have new inventory. Love visiting here.

Great selection of items. Everything is clean. The prices are very affordable. I was able to refurnished my whole apartment as well as my office strictly with items from ReStore.

I’m very excited and pleased with my purchase. My son kept encouraging me to check out the store. I wish I had checked it out sooner. The staff is really friendly and helpful. I’m glad this store is in our community lending a helping hand. There’s a large selection to choose from and everyday there’s a discount applied to certain departments. There’s also senior citizens day and my mom takes exception to that, mom’s also a fan. This has turned into a family affair. If you see something you want, I suggest you get on the spot. They’re always getting in a new shipment of merchandise several days a week. Give them a try, you will be impressed like myself.

Rreat place great prices, I would recommend this store if your looking for a great deal on new and used furniture, and new floor carpet

Came to look for some stuff to get my sons room started and I found this bad boy ! Perfect size for my 2 ½ year old and they have so many cute children’s rugs I love it !! Can’t wait to go back tomorrow to pick up the bed and see what else I can find

I do love finding places that repurpose, re use and recylce anything.
Huge location, several selections of larger furniture,
an array of power tools,
small household appliances,
a wealth of parts to replace other parts in your home (door knobs, shelving, brackets),
pallets of cement blocks and wood in different sizes (sold only by the pallet).
home fixtures (lots of area rugs, lamps).
I was here looking for garden pavers and found instead, a sweet little nightstand lamp. There was also a testing area (an extension cord) to make sure it was in working order — $ 10 for a glass base with shade and a working light bulb (fluorescent too — energy saver!)
I’ll be coming back to check for pavers again next time.
I believe you’re responsible for hauling away your purchases.

What an amazing find. Come with a big car or truck, this place has it all. They get wonderful donations and the prices can’t be beat! I swear I saw a #HeywoodWakefieldDresser for $ 60, couches with matching lounge chairs for a steel. You can furnish your kids bedroom, great strong wooden desks, end tables and more. #Homeofficefurniture ?? All set. They even had a fantastic collection of real stone tiles to do your floors with. LOVE THIS PLACE!

I love that I found this place online. I just sold my house and had several items I no longer wanted. Instead of leaving furniture on the street for the dump, I preferred to give it away or sell it. I attempted to donate to the Salvation Army. I went online three weeks before I moved. Their first pick up date wasn’t until another 3 weeks. No time to waste!
Habitat for Humanity was easy to book online. They accept most items without a bunch of extra stipulations. They only asked for a $ 5 fuel fee to pick up as many items as you request, and I had a lot of large items. I left a large TV stand/​entertainment center, sofa and loveseat, TV, 2 VCR’s, a box of vhs cassettes, framed and unframed artwork, exercise equipment, 2 lamps, and a dresser. I called HFH and told the rep that I would not be at my residence and asked if I could mail the payment early and drop it off at a location. The young lady told me it was no problem and to simply attach the payment to the furniture and leave access.
Two days before the scheduled pick up, my neighbors decided to take most of the large furniture items as well. I easily emailed HFH and relisted the remaining items. I knew there was no need for them to bring such a large sized truck that was initially needed. I receive a quick respond that assured me the change was no problem. As the website states, the driver did call me about 15 minutes before he was due to arrive. I explained where the furniture was, how to access it, and where I left my payment. The pick up was smooth even without me being at the house. Everything was picked up and I also received an email receipt the following day with the itemized furniture and a nice thank you message.
I would strongly recommend donating to HFH. I was more than elated that I was able to give to others and super appreciative that this company is willing to pick up items without charging you a ridiculously expensive price or making you wait a ridiculously long time to get an appointment. Way to go HFH!

GREAT FINDS! LOVE LOVE this store for every home project this place is the best place to save. I was very lucky to find NEW CALYPSO FURNITURE at a great price. I try to stop by once or twice a week, since they get stuff in everyday and the store is always packed of buyers things sell quick, Never know what they could get in. All employees are very helpful and friendly always help with any questions.

I went to habitat for humanity store in Artesia boulevard and I found ceramic tiles with excellent prices. I’m glad I was able to find this Store, I found both great prices and excellent customer services

The service is friendly and helpful. They have great merchandise at great prices as well as offering discounts. Yay Reatore!

we have since shopped here about 5 times since we got the sofa and have bought rugs, tables, an rolling clothes hanger, tiles, fencing and so much more. it’s unbelievable how great the prices are. My only tip is if you are buying paint, read the label very carefully. we bought 6 cans of paint all same brand for 10 dollars a can but got home to find 5of the cans were eggshell with no tint! had absolutely no use for paint that didn’t paint and couldn’t return it so just donated it back to them unopened. I do wish they would have at least let me find real paint but the policy is no returns. oh well. fine print when buying eggshell, it’s not just a color. otherwise we live this place.

This store is full of treasures. You can find all sorts of household items from furniture, to electronics, to bathtubs, even flooring, windows and doors! It has a ton of things– their inventory is always turning over so it pays to visit often. Especially if you are remodeling, it is a great idea to stop in– you could end up saving a ton of money. I just found a really nice chair missing the legs, payed $ 15 for it, went to home depot bought some legs, and BAM! With a little creativity, I got a very very good quality piece of furniture for $ 20. For more common everyday items, though, I find you can get better prices at other sorts of thriftstores, but hey what other kind of second hand store sells fencing by the yard? All in all, it is way worth a trip.

Excellent help, totally recommended! They came on time and picked up the indicated furnitures. Really helpful and friendly!

As a homeowner, I’m always in the process of doing something for the house. Something to improve, something to change, there is always something that I’m doing for the house. Nowadays, I try to do as much as I can buying and using used/​reclaimed items. There’s no better place than Habitat for Humanity ReStore for this. I’ve visited the Anaheim location before and I loved coming here from time to time looking for deals.
So naturally I got excited when this place opened this past week in Bellflower. It’s about a 20 minute drive from my house and like a kid in a toy store I was excited to go in. However, after coming to the huge parking lot (I believe the office is in the same lot) and noticing the sign (Not open Mondays), I went in and strolled around. I did notice a few things were sold by the pallet. (i.e. A pallet of tiles for $ 300, which I don’t need). I also noticed some sediment rocks sold by the large buckets.
I strolled some more and noticed a large amount of power tools. I can’t say the prices are great but the selection was wide. The showroom however, I thought could’ve had more items. I saw some tubs for sale, lots of chairs and desks but really not too much for the average Joe consumer like me. I think this locale is better suited if you are more of a contractor or if you are in the business to fix more than one house. I guess you can think of Costco for the home, but used items, and maybe a small showroom.
So it’s going to be a hit or miss for some of you here as well. I hope to try coming here again. I do love the fact that
has a website for new arrivals. I hope they will have one too so that I won’t make the trip and leave empty handed.

This week, I participated in a Habitat for Humanity LA build as a part of my employer’s volunteer group effort. See:
The onsite crew were great, albeit a bit lacking in project organization since we could only work up to the point at which they ran out of supplies or couldn’t locate the tools needed. Not afraid or unfamiliar with hand tools, I teamed up with a co-​worker and alongside the homeowner earning her sweat equity, we installed hold downs in the walls of her newly framed home.
We were given a tour of one of the completed homes before the orientation meeting and during the day, we also met with the marketing manager who gave a great talk about what Habitat is up to in Los Angeles County area.
I recognize it can’t be easy repairing or building homes with mostly volunteer work, so I applaud any efforts to improve the living conditions of hard working, deserving people that need it. Yeah, @HabitatLA !