Habitat for Humanity is a wonderful place to shop or donate. I don't personally see any issue with the workers or re-homed items. If a "volunteer" passes me up without recognition, I'm not going to get ridiculous. Maybe it's their first day or perhaps they are busy stregthening the store. I'm sure if I have a question someone will answer the best they can or may still be quite the sociable character. There is a quantity of furniture, appliances, and hardware priced at a re-purposed fee that doesn't seem out of reason. Some items may seem questionable but whatever matches ones taste does not mean it should be condemned by the previous viewer. Again this is a full hearted set of donations by individuals wanting to help. I can see the positivity along with the scrutiny from items just being donated to the workers who may just not being having the best of luck that day; what really matters are the intentions. The mission of this Restore I'm sure is to eliminate sub-standard housing in the community but the true pivoting point of any business is to bring its best to the table. With the continued support of any community around its Habitat Re-store, I'm sure this business can flourish and we all can grow together as a team.
I decided to get my husband a nice, sturdy desk as a surprise Christmas gift this year and was encouraged by my coworkers to visit the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. I stopped in on my lunch break and initially picked out a black desk that was a bit scuffed up, but was made of solid wood and would have lasted him a long time. I paid for it and waited as they loaded it up. Unfortunately, the volunteers who were there helping out that day accidentally broke one of the legs while they were attempting to get it in the bed of the truck. I was very disheartened but understood that accidents happened and was going to settle for a refund. However, a man named Jim that I had the pleasure of speaking with earlier took me to the back to view a different desk to see if I might like it. What he showed me turned out to be even better for my husband's personality. The only problem was that when it was donated, the hardware to attach the legs had not come with it. Jim told me if I liked the desk, he would see if the hardware from the broken one would fit. I told him I loved it and crossed my fingers. Lo and behold, because they happened to both be donated by Ashley HomeStore, the hardware fit and I was able to give my husband an amazing gift. I think that it says a lot that Jim went out of his way to make sure I was satisfied as a customer; my husband absolutely loves the desk and for good reason - it is stunning. We have every intention of returning for our future furniture needs. Great job, Jim!
Brought them I working used refrigerator work is unloaded it put it in their warehouse with no problem
Cool place to get project/artsy stuff.
Love this store u can shop to help peoe and they help alot of people..
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