No One responded to a hospitalized Veteran's home repairs & immediate health care needs. I made several email & telephone requests. I even reached out via their social media sites. Although his health has improved somewhat the home repairs continue to be in dire need for wellbeing. This is concerning for the other residents. read more

Everything. They have very nice volunteers and the quality of the merchandise is surprisingly excellent many times brand new things never been used read more

The seed for Habitat for Humanity was planted at a community farm outside of Americus, Georgia by farmer and biblical scholar Clarence Jordan. Jordan along with Habitat founders Millard and Linda Fuller developed the concept of partnership housing. Those in need of shelter would work side by side with volunteers to build affordable homes at no profit. House payments would be combined with no interest loans provided by supporters which would then be used to build more homes. In 1973, the Fullers took their house building concept to Zaire where they worked for three years. When they returned to the United States they founded Habitat for Humanity International in 1976. President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn became involved and raised awareness. Habitat is now in all 50 states in the U.S. and in more than 70 countries. They have helped 29 million to be able to afford safe shelter. In 1991 Habitat for Humanity launched the concept of the ReStore in Winnipeg, Canada. In 1992 the first Habitat for Humanity restore opened in the U.S. in Austin Texas. The ReStores accept donations from the community and home improvement stores and then resells the items to the public at a discounted price. The profit from the ReStore supports the local Habitat for Humanity affiliate. I discovered this Habitat for Humanity Restore around the corner from where I had lunch. Compared to other restores I have visited, this store was cleaner, neater, and had more items. Several rooms were filled with furniture, clothing, accessories, home goods, decorative items, large and small appliances, toys, lamps, books, baskets, and linens. I was tempted by a $6 instant pot. On the day I visited they were having an additional 20 percent off pink tags. This is a great store to thrift, especially if you are setting up your first home. Shopping and donating to Habitat for Humanity really helps people in need. read more

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I want to start by thanking the staff at habitat for humanity at Jupiter location -- they truly treat you family here . I'm very grateful for all the help and the opportunity to shop on a budget while still finding great deals. Emily and the team are the best -- always professional, friendly, and informative whenever I have questions about sales or items I need. Everyone, from the drivers to the volunteers and staff, works together to help, and they really are the greatest team ever! I wish I can just give them all raises and bonuses and vacation time for their hard work !! Happy holidays read more

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Jupiter was a fabulous Treasure trove of one of a kind unique items. Emily, Sara & Stephanie were very helpful! A worthy cause to support! Curtis read more

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I enjoy shopping at H4H in Tequesta, Florida. The staff is so friendly. I donate regularly too. I like to because I know the proceeds are going to a great cause - affordable homes for families. The pricing is reasonable and the discount promotions are fun. A special shout out to Nicole for being so helpful, cheerful and remembering me by name when I shop at the store. It feels so good when someone calls me by name. It feels like community. Thank you Nicole! ----Gaila Parenteau read more

I found this wonderful store when I moved here last March with only 2 chairs and one bedroom set. Over the next year, I filled in all the empty spaces in my home by shopping at Habitat in Jupiter, from couches to a dining set, night stands, a computer workstation, kitchenware, yard tools...the list goes on. But the most important aspect of this store is the people who work here. Everyone is absolutely wonderful, kind, helpful...I know everyones first name and they know mine, it trylu feels like walking into "Cheers". A huge shoutout to Emily, Kim, Nicole, Mario. Wayne, Suzanne, Sara and Alex. Thank you for making me feel right at home. read more

It is always a great pleasure to walk through the door and be greeted by the friendly, helpful staff. Also, you never know what treasure you'll find. A fun, friendly place to go and never be disappointed. A+ to everyone there who makes the store so enjoyable. read more

So much love and positivity in this store! Easy to browse, fun discovering, you never know what you may find.They have furnished my home, cupboards and closets over the years. One feels better, helping the environment, and a certainly worthy cause, by giving furniture, clothes, tools, dish ware, all reusable supplies another life. The employees and volunteers are always personable, patient , helpful, kind and happy to explain 'specials' again and again. I salute and appreciate them all. Knowing Sara and Kim by name i will shout them out now, Thank you ALL. read more

Because this store doesn't say, "Restore" in it's name, it can easily be overlooked when searching. I was Saturday thrifting to Habitat stores along 95. Went to 3 and this one proved to have had the best stuff and had a 30% off that day. Browsing was a breeze. I found some pretty bowls and plates that caught my eyes. I first thought they were Kate Spade because of the dots, but, they were by Nicole Miller. With the discount they were about $1 per piece. I can use them as candy dishes, paper clips holders or dessert servers. Since the money is going towards home building for families, it purchase had a dual purpose. I will soon be donating some items from home to my local Habitat store. Sometimes, it's a hassle to try to sell items online, especially during Pandemic. Take time to browse and have a plan for the day. You'll never know what you'd find. read more

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Sparse consumer goods at this location, better suited to college kids getting their start in life than adults looking for sustainable construction materials read more

To the fantastic staff and volunteers at the Jupiter Thrift Store. I am Harry Drier, a director of the Club 100 Charities. For 15 years we have been providing food and clothing to thousands of under resourced individuals and families. Weekly, we distribute over 1,500 clothes items free. We have been able to do this given the wonderful and huge support of the Jupiter store. You have provided thousands of clothes items weekly, and we coiuldn't do what we do without your help. Were at a point where we are now overloaded with clothes coming in weekly and do not have the ability to manage ifs sorting and packaging for redistribution. We request that the Club NO LONGER pick up clothes from your store. We are sure there are many other operating charities that can use your help. Thank you for the many years of help and YOU ALL have made a tremendous contribution to the lives of so many Harry Drier drierh@aol.com read more

I love thrifting. I love the idea of buying second hand and helping out charities like Habitat for Humanity. However, this particular location is fishy. They're prices are notoriously high. The other weird part is that it has the feeling as if some shady antique dealer gets a look at everything before it makes it to the sales floor. I hope this location gets new management. read more

Great place to find stuff for cheap. Good people. Make a deal and also dont forget to donate

This used to be a great shop as far as prices were concerned. It is ridiculously over-priced for used items, be it golf balls or furniture. It's laughable. Isn't the reason for a thrift is to move in merchandise and move out merchandise? That can be done when the price is right for the used item. It's laughable, not to mention the disorganization of the over priced furniture. Who in their right mind would pay $400 and up for a used sofa? Go to Rooms to Go or Ikea. Get new for less. read more

I love this place! I've furnished so much of my apartment from here and they are usually good about giving you deals if you buy a lot! I will definitely be returning. read more

I shop at other Habitat stores w/o issues, THIS particular store is unfriendly, over-priced and downright hostile to customers! Last time I was in I selected an item from a 1/2 price shelf and when I went to pay, was told it was not half price. I tried to reason with the manager and got major attitude. I was so mad I took photos of the signs that said 1/2 off, the shelf area where I got the item determined to get justice! In the end I just left and will never go back. C L Hill read more

I agree with M.G., I visit every so often when I get my car washed next door - hoping for a better experience than my last. That's never the case. I've not purchased a single thing despite finding a few items with potential. Yes, it's going to a good place but they'd sell more if they make it affordable? read more

This is the worst thrift shop. Everything is over priced and the woman that works there - is extremely rude. Short grey hair and glasses - if you don't want to be around people - Don't!!!! Learn some social skills. read more

This is NOT a thrift store. Habitat is the most OVER PRICED second hand store ever! If you don't mind paying MORE than retail for used merchandise, then you should love it here. Furniture that should be priced in the $50-100 price range is anywhere from $300 on up. I have seen lower prices in this areas finer furniture consignment shops. Used comforter? How about $70? Pillow shams, used? 20 bucks. Men's bathing trunks? Used. $12. Whaat? Just not worth a visit. read more

Great store! Despite what others have said, I found the prices very reasonable considering the quality of the items (high-end designer and brand names). I love visiting the store and would definitely recommend others to check it out. Plus, what it's really about, it supports a great cause! read more