Super friendly staff and clean and organized. It's smaller than my usual one but I swear I find…read moremore and better prices!

Literally watched the employees pull off all the color of the day tags off the racks. I questioned…read moreher and her reasoning was to save them from next week???? Like it's 12:37 the middle of the day, and they are taking all the 50% sale tags off the racks? How can anyone really shop the sale of this place when the employees are taking off all the green color tags off the rack. Shame.

Clean, friendly workers/volunteers, nice selection and organized. Prices could be better but they…read moreare also not terribly high.

amazing place to shop.. the employees are so helpfull . The warehouse is cool. They support…read morethe community

Just the nicest people running the place good prices hrs are good sizing could be much better nut…read moreso much stuff aas on motorcycle so couldnt take much

This was a first for me; a Habitat for Humanity store that had not a single building material for…read moresale. As long as you know prior to going in that it's a typical thrift store then you won't be surprised or disappointed. The store is well organized & clean. Shelves of typical glassware, shoes, toys, books and small appliances. Prices were average for the area. Just makes me wonder where all the could be donations from all the construction in the area ends up. I guess it doesn't say anywhere the store has to sell building materials, but that's what I'm used to. Worth a looksie, but not for that small, random piece of laminate you need.