Habitat For Humanity ReStore

This location has the best selection of tile I’ve found to date - made in Spain; Found a few very unique items that I simply had to have and the manager was so kind to work with me - they loaded my very heavy items with gentle handling, accompanied with a kind smile. They are simply the best! I’ll drive 40 minutes to support such folks! Definitely recommend!

It’s huge location was a bit intimidating and kind of disorganized but you can find all sorts of things in there!

I turned here looking for necessity furniture after my house burned down and I lost everything I owned, thinking it’s Habitat for Humanity after all. No answer at headquarters from any of the people supposedly in charge -for weeks- and no return phone call after many messages left. The manager at the store did help (?) by giving us a 40% discount on the 20% discounted furniture, all other discounts remained the same. Since the prices are in line with the antique store up the street we got better deals there and they even donated some stuff. Also, the discount was relayed to me through a woman who referred to us losing our home and all our belongings as my “little problem”. 😳 So my question is: how exactly is this a “charity” to those in need? Seems more like a goodwill retail for profit se

For some reason, they’ve changed the way they find and stock a lot of their furniture (buying through auction rather than just restoring donations). This has caused a significant increase in prices that makes this location no longer an affordable option for a lot of families. I think the Manassas location retains the old business model, if that’s helpful for anyone.

Use to love going into this thrift store. I have not been in a while. Went on the other day. It's no longer a thrift shop. Their prices are higher than furniture that you would find at TJ Maxx. Not sure who is pricing these items but they are so overpriced. Won't go back.