Habitat For Humanity

"Nice and clean. Super friendly people!"

"Love donating things they can use. Very nice folks and very grateful when you give."

"Have been several times. Bought an oval SS Sink several years ago (8?) and found a few small items on a couple of other visits over the years - only stop when en route to someplace in TN as a rule. This trip, I wanted to see their HVAC system as it is really basic and (I thought) most economical looking. Maybe I could afford something like it? So I took some pictures and, then looked around to see if there was 1. Anything I needed, or 2. Anything so nicely priced I'd get it anyway. What I found price-wise was either missing or disappointing. In the back room they had lots of nice-looking door slabs - but no measurements on most all in stock and prices on but a few. I spied some baseboard heating units (3) and they were just priceless - as were so many of the items that caught my eye. I wound up with a can of spray paint ($2) and a Small can of Goo Be Gone ripoff ($1.5) and two tiny 'bite-size' Snickers and the names of the (2 different) contractors that installed the unit(s)."

"Wonderful people work here and plenty of items available for very fair prices. We contribute or donate also."

"This is the cleanest and most organized Habitat store I have been in. The prices were reasonable as everything has to have a starting price. I spoke to the manager who said that over 50 homes have been built in Avery County. Worthy cause. I like a place that respects the donations as many come from family members estates. If you are looking for hardware, nails and such, changing lighting, reclaimed wood, cabinets, or home goods you don't have to look through piles here to find it as everything is accessible."