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The Habitat for Humanity ReStores are home improvement stores that sell new and used furniture, building materials, appliances and household goods at discounted prices. Proceeds from the ReStores support Habitat’s mission to build safe, affordable homes in our community. The ReStores also seek to be good stewards of the environment by diverting more than 5,000 tons of usable items from landfills annually.
Details
- DebitAvailable
- Cash onlyNot available
- Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
Location
Habitat Wake ReStore -- Glenwood Avenue
8009 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh, NC
27612, United States
Hours
Reviews
4.3
390 reviews
5 stars
248
4 stars
75
3 stars
31
2 stars
16
1 star
20
- UUUnknownOct 1, 20253.0We went to the Restore to get a few things for a guest room. We were sold a TV that had not been tested...we plugged it in at home and realized there was a line through the screen. When we went to return, the "manager" implied that we must have done something to the TV. We donate funds to this organization annually...why in the world would we Iie about a TV😬. The person who was responsible for testing the TV obviously did not.
- JKJessica KIngSep 27, 20254.0Came looking for a couch and found one. The handicap accessibility was obstructed by a large sign blocking my access.
- MPMP PERSONSep 21, 20251.0This location is not worth your time for donation. They pick and choose amongst the items. You will have to make multiple trips to different places if you start here. Not respectful of people's time.
- ECEva CooperSep 20, 20251.0First time here and last. Overpriced. At these prices, I would rather buy new directly from the store.
- KKKaylee KnightSep 13, 20251.0I used to love going to habitat restore. But their prices now are absolutely insane, at least at this location. I know you guys have sale days, and that's great. But holy moly I couldn't believe my eyes. Just a tip, do NOT look up "eBay" price for items. It felt like I was in a boutique antique store. People shopping at stores like that don't have that kind of money