I contacted them to donate 6 comfortable dining room chairs and a sectional sofa which was old but…read morein good shape and very usable. The website allowed me to schedule a pick-up of these objects the next day. I was happy that items I no longer needed might help a poor family. Little that I know that the company that picked up the objects was taking to the dump as they said Habitat for Humanity could not re-sell them. To make things worse, I was charged several hundred dollars to have the items removed. The items were not junk, and could certainly have been enjoyed by persons in financial straits who cannot afford the high prices of new furniture.

no open case policy when it comes to Tile, I walked in today and they were two beautiful 60 inch…read moredouble bowl white and light gray vanities with marble tops that were a steel easily over $1000. These were a couple hundred dollars. This location is all about timing so if you really need something check back every morning during the earliest hour 10:00AM.

Best thrift store I've been to en my life. Picked up two awesome superhero graphic tees and still…read moredidn't scrape the surface because of my limited timeframe. Highly recommend

From a coustmer pov: the selection is nice while some prices are high. decently clean and…read moremaintained, I've found Some of my favorite pieces there. From an employee pov: they want you to give it your all and even then that isn't enough. Training is iffy and normally left to your coworkers on short notice. Management is strict, current store manager wrote the review under mine about herself. I enjoyed my time working there until I felt like I was under appreciated and basically told that I should be glad they kept me as long as they had. This is a good stable job if you can tolerate being walked all over by some your uppers and worked to the bone and work like a mechanical robot at a high end store. This is a goodwill not some designer brand and they really do pick and choose what they keep. They also never pick the phone up unless they are in the office.

I'm moving out of my house and had a bunch of furniture to get rid of. Did not want to dump it in a…read morelandfill and we had a tight timeline so selling it was out of the question. I was able to schedule a pick up with hope for all online for the next day! The called and texted ahead to confirm, took a $5 deposit and the pricing wasn't bad either. I did the math and if I were to remove it myself it would have cost me $200 and so much time and work. They had it out for $350 and it was worth every penny! I'm glad that the stuff will be reused and we have a lot less to deal with now.

Hope took everything that brought there and they were very thank full and polite, wish they were…read moreopen on saturdays ,its hard to get there with them only being open only a few days a week

This is my go to and a must if you have a military ID…read more Cost is blanket affordable with sales quite often and clean organized stuff. Tip: Uber discounts in the back for something that isn't in season, has a small stain, or just hasn't gotten purchased within the timeframe. Here is when they do a bag sale for $3 for a big grocery bag! Staff: Nice welcoming and very friendly. It's staffed with both full time and volunteers. Must for: Coats, homewares, clothes, good deals, and LOTS of kids toys.

I donate and shop here. items are appropriately priced. so good to know the profits go to help…read moreour troops and families. hard to know where the profits go at better known stores. God bless all the volunteers too!

Wow! This is a Do-It-Yourself-er dream come true!…read more Not only do you get discounted fixtures, materials (tiles, bricks, etc) at severly discounted prices, but you are also benefiting Habitat for Humanity! They have furniture, fixtures, tools, building material, large appliances....if it can be used in a home, they have it. I was blown away by what they have there..granite counter tops for $100 and $50 for a table saw??!!! You can't beat that! I would check here before you go to Home depot or Lowes. You might find what you are looking for and help a great cause.

We recently moved into a home that has been neglected the last few years. I thought I would check…read morehere before spending more at a larger home improvement store. The staff was very friendly (opened the door, asked of they could help, etc.). This place reminds me of a much smaller version of second chance in Baltimore. The highlights for me were the flooring selection and rugs. Otherwise, not really what I was looking for. Check their website for weekly specials.

A great place to donate useful items and clothing. I was helped with the entire project. The people…read moreare wonderful.

Joy Thrift is a treasure trove of things to find! With ever changing inventory that keeps people…read morecoming back. With fantastic prices and paired with super friendly staff and volunteers makes this place the best thrift store in Edgewater/Annapolis area. After a few visits of shopping I found out they also take donations on they days the thrift store is open. Before you make a trip out to visit this lovely little place be sure to check their hours listed as they are only open to the public for shopping a few days out of the week.

Great. The woman who helped us could not have been nicer. We found an amazing and affordable couch…read more Love it!

I had some cherished family furniture that I needed to donate. After learning about Habitat for…read moreHumanity ReStore, I used their very efficient web site and scheduling system. It was easy to navigate, and it worked perfectly. I received follow-up emails and text messages for the pickup, where the donated furniture was going, and reassurance that the family furniture was going to the right place. Because the furniture was too big for me to move outside, and as Restore can't come into the house, Restore assigned the pick-up to Bulk Brothers. Bulk Brothers acknowledged the assignment, and began their own follow-up text messages, keeping me informed of the vehicle license plate that would do the pickup, driver, and time for pick up. This whole interaction, and follow-on actions by Restore and Bulk Brothers was easy and professional done!

Since my last post I have been able to volunteer for this organization quite a bit and this group…read moreis committed to offering deals each week so it's really helpful to add to the Facebook group and follow. Hours are updated so now there is a weekend and weeknight each month with bag sales and 50% off the store.

They have various things. Clothes, shoes, dishes, silver wears, bike helmets, accessories, etc…read more.. Also they sometimes have special sales. You should check their often. I bought Japanese yukata sash for 3 dollars. Price: Cheap. Staff: Friendly and helpful. Parking lot: Free of course. Hours: They do not open everyday. Please check it before you go there not to waste your precious time;) It's an old building. You might get allergy like me...