Habitat Re-Store

I found a Broyhill 7 Piece Bedroom Set in near perfect condition. Saw the same set earlier in the week for the original price and I left debating whether or not I wanted to spend that amount, went back over the weekend and it was marked down by $ 200 plus they had an extra 10% off, making it an excellent value. Some things are overpriced, but you can find some treasures if you dig.

Love this place. I find myself just wandering and dreaming of what I could build. Furniture items are a bit high priced but still ok.

Caveat emptor. Buyer beware!!!
Let me preface this by saying that HFH does a lot of great work in the community. I’ve volunteered before, and what they do in public is well documented.
HOWEVER that is where their goodwill towards the community, and the good things I have to say about HFH end. Unfortunately they are a for-​profit business that doesn’t care much about their customers. They don’t properly inspect their electrical items — I’ve bought 2 items that have had MAJOR, potentially fire-​inducing problems. How can you sell items like this?
After the 1^st problem, why on earth would I ever buy another item from here? Because they only have a THREE day return policy on all electrical items. Three days?! So if you buy on a Sat, go on a 3 day business trip like I did, you’re SOL. I even had my wife try to return the item within the 3 days with a copy of the receipt (I had the orig with me out of town), since the light started overheating and smoking — nope not good enough. You need to have the ORIGINAL receipt. I had to accept a store credit and buy another defective item. No thanks. So they basically have a $ 200 donation from me because it’s not worth $ 200 in exchange for my house burning down with another defective item. No thanks! I have an email out to corporate, but they can just keep the money and put it to good use by say hiring someone to properly inspect your donated items. In the meantime, I’ll donate my equipment to a company who has a proper quality control process, and I won’t be returning, needless to say.

This is a place to look for things that would otherwise be in in Craigslist under FREE STUFF

Horribly over priced!!! A chair for $ 500! Nuts! Never, ever coming here again. Faith Farm is the place to shop and help a good cause. Habitat should be embarrassed. What a shame.

Great place to donate housing supplies. I donated a bifold closet door. They give you a receipt for your taxes. If you are a shopper there are many items to choose from-​appliances, furniture, windows, lighting, paint, cleaning supplies. There is free parking in front and back lots.
Staff was helpful.

in retrospect, they do help people and that is what counts.

Severely over priced, I mean almost embarrassingly so. IF you are going to sell ‘used’ things in the name of charity price it to move… at least within this century.
They had my couch here, that I purchased in 2007 brand new for $ 999… tagged at $ 599!!! I couldn’t believe it & it was in TERRIBLE shape. I mean I wouldn’t ask $ 100 for that particular couch.
Everything was over priced. They had new chairs, that looked awesome, they wanted $ 450 PER chair. Damn kids this ain’t’ Ethan Allen… you need to slow your roll.
I was so disappointed at this place and their prices. Price this stuff to move…
ugh what a let down

Good place to donate your home goods and to buy cheap.

For those of us with a thrifty mindset this place is awesome, lots of furniture and house repair type items, selection changes everyday but really good stuff. Don’t expect much from the service though.

Great thrift store. Run by habitat for humanity. You can find all kinds of home improvement stuff both old and new. It is definitely a must see.