Habitat for HumanityReviews of habitat.org

ReStore Habitat for Humanity’s pricing and approach have become a joke. They price donated, often used or damaged goods based on retail prices, adding a “discount” that’s still absurd. They didn’t pay for the products, yet mark them up like they’re new. They refuse to negotiate on prices, which is ridiculous when compared to secondary marketplaces like Facebook Marketplace, where people are open to deals. Customers go to ReStore expecting a reasonable price for used items, but now it’s just a waste of time. It’s frustrating and disappointing to see what was once a place for deals turn into a profit-driven, inflated business.

I use to be able to walk the three miles to the closest habitat for humanity restore to me and shop. Now it is closed permanently. Now the closest one to me is twenty miles away. No bus line there and back. How do you expect people who don't have transportation to shop? Open up the restore that's available to walkers

They were unfriendly and unhelpful when I tried to donate good-conditioned furniture. I won't go back or donate to them. WINS on the other hand is friendly and helpful.

This company is disgusting!! I scheduled a pickup and the driver noticed 'minor scratches' on a leather sofa. I paid over $ 1000 for this newer sofa with a USB and electric, reclining chairs. I suggested a certain product to rub it out and said they only want "new" products. Is this a non-profit!?!? Sounds like a scam and only want FREE products for their profit.

For 1200 a month Habitat will SELL you a studio apartment in 58 unit building in Seattle...but only if you make $30 an hour because they charge 35% of your income and add monthly fees. Note: anyone trying to claim to help the impoverished should never charge more than the federal guideline of 30% or they force risk on the mortgage holder to go into default. They have become the payday lender of affordable housing. I will NEVER recommend them. Ever. Shame on you Habitat for becoming financial predators!

I've been visiting the habitat in slo about 3 times a month for about 2years now, I always find incredible deals on hardware &all sorts of items that save me hundreds of dollars . compared to the big box stores there a blessing.

was refered by red cross ater e experienced an apartment fire went to the store on las plumas talked to the employee mentioned our situation we were in need of a loveeat or small hopefully tall kitchen table we were told they sell stuff and nothing is free.We were not expecting a handout just was hoping for a little payment assistance plan or anything they had to help our situation.It was very uncomfortable we left disapointed came home sat on bed and ate dinner. Seemes like you give they take. MikeJaszewski

If I can give you zero stars, I would! Standing inline for 20+ minutes with a broke foot, and the guy helping Lynne decides that he is going to grab the peoples stuff from behind us and check them out instead. Will not shop or donate there EVER again! Very disorganized since Mike has retired from there.