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Still Serving Veterans

4.3 (11 reviews)
Closed 8:00 am - 3:30 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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I am a Marine Veteran (4 years active duty) and my counselor is a retired Navy Chief that thanked me for my service.

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The donation pick up team was friendly and professional.it is nice that you can schedule a truck to…read morecome pick up items you are donating.

I volunteered at the ReStore back in the late 90s. It seemed better organized back them and it was…read moresmaller. Its original location was further west on University Drive. The Pratt Avenue has expanded since I volunteered there. Don't go here if you are looking for books, they do not have many at all. I didn't see many, if any, items "new in box." A lot of the various areas are roped off with "do not enter" signs and some items were marked "not for sale." I do love the ReStore mission of providing an "environmentally and socially responsible way to keep good, reusable materials out of the waste stream while providing funding for Habitat's community improvement work." I found the layout of the store confusing and the donation process awkward. They really could improve the signage regardkng this. You pull around to the back, offload your items yourself, and search for a staff person to give you a receipt. Most places just hand you a blank receipt, ReStore has you complete a paper providing your name, address, email, phone number, list of items, and sign it. While you are offloading donation items a motion detector [I assume] security camera goes off and states "you are being watched," which is a little unnerving. When I updated my rental townhouse, I found a lot of great buys in terms of lighting sconces for my rental at ReStore, all at good prices. This week, I was looking for a round table and lighting and did end up buying one fixture for $5.00. Their round table selection was lacking. This is the kind of place you will need to continuously check for items you are looking for. Do know most items are not marked with a price. They stock everything from hand sanitizer, light bulbs, old style office desks [think high school principal wooden desk back in the day], sofas, small selection of framed art, kitchen cabinets, tile, light fixtures and ceiling fans, box fans, 4 drawer filing cabinets, card tables, doors, commodes, sinks, bed frames, and more. They accept donations up to 1 hour prior to closing. The Decatur ReStore is worth a visit, too.

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