A tremendous organization in service to the local community. The current staff and leadership are…read moreresponsive. State tax credit in the form of the Neighborhood Investment Program are available for donations of $500 or more.

From the owner: MonValley Habitat for Humanity ReStore proceeds goes directly to serve the mission of MonValley…read moreHabitat for Humanity. Mon Valley Habitat for Humanity is part of a global, nonprofit housing organization operated on Christian principles that seek to put God's love into action by building homes, communities, and hope. Mon Valley Habitat for Humanity serves Marion, Monongalia, and Preston counties.

Unpleasant odor. Poorly organized clothing racks (men's and women's items mixed into each other's…read moresections. Mirrors are near front of store/check out -- not convenient to clothing area. Otherwise very friendly staff. Got an Izod pullover and a Claiborne jacket for $7.98!

Fantastic store, great service, choice place for bargain hunters who want to help make a difference…read morefor betterment of humanity.

Love this place its so calming and my daughter had an amazing time. It's not about money it's…read moreabout your child

This was a cool little find! My daughter and I love road trips so on our most recent trip to…read morebiscuit world in Morgantown, (we LOVE biscuit world), I was looking for some fun kid things to do. I didnt have much luck finding things in the area until i stumbled upon here on the map. When we arrived I was surprised to see the center is in a mall. I was expecting a stand alone building. I will say the center is a bit smaller than it looks online, but nonetheless packed with fun. I loved all the hands on learning experiences. They had everything from musicmaking, space exploration and dinosaur excavating. I saw they also have a party room that can be rented for birthdays. My daughter played her for hours and still cried when we left. We came on a Saturday morning. There was many other kids but it wasnt packed. For the amount of people in the small space, it wasnt overly noisy or messy either. If we are ever back in the town, we will definitely stop by again! Also, the price was unbeatable! $6 dollars for unlimited play.