I'm not sure what's up-- I used to come here for clothing and shoes, but it seems almost all of…read morethat is gone now. They have tons of furniture and bed frames though. You'd probably need to ask for help with them because they are difficult to get to and look at since it's all stacked on top of each other and behind other furniture. They also have some fabric and books, but not nearly the quantity they used to. Lots of electronics and dishes, cups if you need any of that! Masks are required and they have Lysol wipes and hand sanitizer at the entrance. There is a sign saying you must have a cart with you in order to control how many people can come in, but it wasn't enforced at all.

I live by myself and at the moment have no family members within a few hours drive of me. Thus, I…read moreset up an appointment a week ago for some of Habitat's drivers to come get a few pieces of furniture I can't move myself. Fast forward to this morning (the day which I've been planning to move out) and I get a call 30 min before my appointment saying they couldn't make it, wouldn't be available until next week. I understand the need to cancel/postpone, but I would have liked a more accommodating heads-up than the day of... Now I'll need to move this on my own. Thanks guys.

I shop at this place from time to time and find things that I purchase. I appreciate the prices,…read moremostly and get stuff that I enjoy. It's helpful to not have to pay full price for household items that are perfectly usable. I have also found the people there to be helpful.

We had a pick-up truck full of dining room and kitchen chairs to donate, as well as some framed…read morewall hangings and outdoor furniture. We arrived at 4:15 pm, and the donation site was scheduled to close at 5 pm. The attendant was surly and grumbled that we were "coming so close to closing time." Next time we will donate to a more grateful and helpful local recipient like Project Safe, Goodwill, or America's Thrift Store.

First time visiting this thrift store. We arrived around 5:40, and they close at 6. About 10…read moreminutes before closing, they loudly announced that they were closing soon and immediately started turning off the lights.

Used to be one of my favorite thrift stores in town, but in the past month or so, their prices have…read moreabsolutely skyrocketed! Scarves are $7 and most dresses started at $12. Not very accessible thrift store prices... And they've stopped doing student discounts. Too bad!

Great staff, always pleasant and helpful. Excellent merchandise and in very good condition. I…read morejust love shopping at ReStore. Thank you all for the great service you provide to the Gainesville area. ShiRiley Lipscomb I give a rating of 10 stars.

If I could give these people zero stars, I would. Rude staff and very unpleasant experience…read moreoverall. They would be the last place on earth I'd donate to.

I've been trying to visit this particular Habitat ReStore location for quite a while. Due to odd…read morestore hours and general difficulty getting there mid-week before they close, I have never been able to go. My husband and I finally found an early Saturday afternoon to visit. I have always loved the mission of Habitat and appreciate that they try to put these second-hand stores in developing/historic communities (Reynoldstown in this case). As soon as you walk into the store, you are welcomed by an array of beautiful furniture at the front. Honestly, if I had the money, there was a gorgeous, custom bench that would have gone home with me that day lol. The store was very well organized and laid out, making it a pleasant shopping experience. My biggest qualm with the store are some of the prices!! It's like, I would find perfect treasures throughout- $1 for gorgeous mugs, $2 for brand new planters, and some fixtures for the fraction of the price found in conventional stores. But then, you also find ridiculous pricing on items like used rugs costing over $200 or other furniture costing well over $1,000. Now in fairness, I understand that some of these items may have come directly from another retailer as "almost new", but we're still talking about donated goods. This does not deter me from coming back, it just makes me pay attention to the types of items I would probably purchase vs. ones I would get elsewhere. Overall, I enjoyed my first visit and hope to get back soon.

We donated furniture to the Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore located in Reynoldstown (east…read moreAtlanta). Long story short, this is a great place to donate your new or "gently-used" furniture. They'll even come to you for (some) disassembly and pickup for free. We had to get rid of some perfectly good furniture, but had a limited time window to move it (no time to deal with listing and selling), so donating to Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore was an excellent choice for us. Not only did they haul away our furniture, but we felt good knowing that it wasn't going to waste. For furniture pick-up, I filled out the form on Atlanta Habitat for Humanity's website at http://www.atlantahabitat.org/pickup/. I didn't receive an email confirmation immediately after submitting the form, so per the instructions on the site, I sent an email with the same information (pictures too) to restore@atlantahabitat.org, just in case. Four days later (including a weekend), Donations Coordinator Anna Myers emailed us. She said ReStore could accept furniture that had no stains, tears, discoloration, broken/missing pieces, or other forms of damage and asked that all bed frames be disassembled prior to pickup. She also said pickups occur between 10:30am-3:30pm, Tuesday-Saturday, and that drivers arrive in a 24-foot box truck. We requested pickup in no later than two weeks time. Initially, Anna told us that they were experiencing an extremely busy schedule so she could not accommodate our request; however, she told us she would keep us updated. Luckily, there ended up being a cancellation and she was able to fit us in on one day's notice. We received a separate "Pickup Confirmation" email from Sherrie Butler who provided helpful information. She said if we had any extra tape measures or plastic grocery bags to give to the driver, that would be great since their staff uses tape measures everyday and their cashiers reuse donated bags at checkout. The email also said that in 2018, ReStore diverted 1,544 tons of materials from landfills and since 2002, that total is 13,646 tons. The two movers, Josh and Kyrie, showed up on time. They gave us a 20-minute courtesy call-ahead. They had no issues getting through the apartment gate and navigating to the right place within the apartment complex. They had only one flight of stairs to contend with. ReStore will ask and confirm this kind of information with you beforehand (e.g. gates, stairs, special instructions). We donated one large L-shaped sofa, one bed frame, and one coffee table. They were done in less than 45 minutes. The only item that took some time was the sofa because some disassembly was required. They moved the furniture in the pouring rain. One of the guys was ex-military and was very friendly and jovial. After they were done, they provided a simple dated receipt with the donated items listed. No monetary values were provided and Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore does not retain a copy of these receipts. In the end, we are happy with our experience with ReStore and recommend them if you want to donate furniture. My only advice is you should give them as much advance notice as possible so they can schedule a pick up that works with your schedule.

This place is tucked away in the corner of a strip mall off of Washington Road, probably in a…read morelocation you have passed 20 times and never realized it was there. It used to be Hancock Fabrics. Now I will be forthright and let you know this is a no frills place. Of course you shouldn't expect money to be spent on lighting or other bric-a-brac when the business is an extension of Habitat for Humanity (a non-profit). What sets this store apart from others is after you venture through the usual stuff (furniture, books, CD's, glasses, etc.), the other half is focused on home repairs/supplies. There are washers and dryers here, but also vents and pipes and bolts and a number of items you might need to fix and/or add on to the home. The pricing across the board is amazing. That day I walked out with a office chair (see the uploaded picture) for only $5. It is gently used and is very comfortable. Stop in today and remember, every purchase supports Habitat for Humanity. *Insider's Tip -Take the time to comb through the CD's and tapes. There are some classics in there, most for only $1.

I'm all for recycling just about anything,furniture,cars,anything. Habitat is one of those store…read morethat I call a do it youself and pro contractor treasure chest! The sell everything from office chairs to floor tile to furniture to ceiling fans and parts. A very good condition office high back leather chair I paid .....$5.00 FOR! YES! 5 BUCKS !! Great shape and was going to a popular office store to buy one but glad someone told about the chairs(thanks Aaron!). Also when do purchase items from here round off the change because it goes toward the Habitat cause. One of my top stores in my area for hard to find item to renovate homes with. Come by many things here you wish you came here 1st !

They accept your donations, but will not help you unload. They had some cardboard boxes which we…read moreneeded desperately, but they would only sell them to us even after we donated our fourth load.

Looks like they are closing...as 1/28/25, nothing much left in the store? This location used to be…read morefull of various items...

I have purchase assorted building products from here. I…read morehave also been to Atlanta, GA, West Jefferson, NC and Boone, NC were extremely high on there prices for items. I would of bought several things at these stores but I looked up the prices on line and I could get them cheaper in the store. The Albany store seems so over priced on a lot of there items. Take for instance I picked up a metal cover plate for an electrical box and the original price tag on the package was $1.50 they were asking $1.00 and they got it for nothing. I saw an oak desk in there they had a price of $250 for it.

The announcement on the website about the homebuyers program is very misleading. It stats that it…read moreopens at 9:00 am on the first Monday of every month, but before you can finish the Interest form it gives a the message that the application is closed again. This happens by 9:05 am

The people at the location are racist. I walked in and they did not acknowledge me. I walked around…read morethe store for 25 minutes, looped the entire store three times and they did all they could to ignore me. When I asked for assistance, they went to the back and shook their heads. BEWARE!