Always great finds! The vast store offers opportunity for the savvy shoppers.Always visit when…read moreI am in town.

Great inventory these days! Used to be meh, but not anymore. Daughters got great name brand buys…read morefor great low prices!

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.

I met a lady that suggested I donate all of my leftover garage sale items to this charity. She told…read moreme they are only open one day a week, on Wednesday between the hours of 11-1pm. I don't think I got any correct information from her, but I went to Hope For All on a Wednesday at 12:15pm. The parking lot is full, people scurrying about but they are all very old people. I find the correct door, go in and a tall bald man across the way by the clear flap door gives me his full attention and says can I help you? I said I was there to shop, but really checking out this place I've never heard of. He informs me there is no shopping on the Wednesday before the yard sale. I'm thinking WTF is he talking about? And that look must have passed across my face because he reiterates it again, "Yeah, there's no shopping on the Wednesday before the yard sale. I'm sorry." I was really confused at all these old people coming out from the back like they had been shopping and that this guy was blowing me off with such finality. I just said OK and left and snapped a few pictures while mentally writing my review. Like whatever-you don't want someone buying your donated stuff on a day you clearly are open. Cool, bro. You can't take the time to greet someone and tell them about the efforts of your charity? Awesome, peace out.

Volunteered today and had a good time in the warehouse, packing boxes to be sent to shelters. We…read moremoved so fast that we finished the shift in 2 hours!

I had the amazing opportunity of volunteering here w the Lockheed Martin special projects team back…read morein the fall and I'm looking forward to many more personal volunteer experiences during weekends of dedicating time to such a great cause. Maryland Food Bank thrives off of weekend volunteer hours for packers in their conveyor belt area to box canned goods and boxed foods as they'd otherwise have to bill these hours to payroll. I enjoyed myself and even got in a little cardio as the belt moved more and more foodstuffs through. I was in charge of canned veggies and boy were there lots of them. It was a good time and I can't wait to go back!

I had put a post on reddit asking for suggestions for movers in the area and Bookstore Movers was…read morerecommended by almost every person who responded. Patrick and his crew, Renaldo, Nitua, Gerand and Kevin, exceeded the already high expectations I had based upon the reviews. I will happily recommend Bookstore to family and friends and will never use another moving company. Their strength, kindness, commitment and pride in their job and the company, organization, efficiency as a crew (this was amazing to watch- they just flowed as a team of 5 and Patrick was an excellent leader!), was consitent and apparent throughout the entire time they spent with us. I really can't say enough good things about the experience and hope to work with them again when we hopefully buy a place and move in the next couple of years. The price was also incredibly fair, worth every penny for their first-rate and professional work and incredibly pleasant dispositions, just a really great group of guys!

I moved this past weekend and hired Bookstore Movers for the job. I can honestly say I was blown…read moreaway by the professionalism, efficiency, and expertise of the moving crew. I worked with a different moving company 2 years ago that left me scarred for life with how rude and unprofessional they were. I ended up having to finish the job myself (moving my giant couch up four flights of stairs), so when I knew I was moving again, I did my due diligence and sought out a few quotes. Another company quoted me almost $800 and required a 3 hour minimum for the job!! $800 seemed steep and I knew the job wouldn't take that long... Along came Bookstore Movers who quoted me a reasonable $470 minimum for two hours of work and a maximum of $680 for 3.5 hours of work (price breakdown: $140 per hour with 2 hour min. plus a $190 truck fee). I received a quote within a few hours of requesting it. There was no deposit required and the date was booked. I received detailed emails leading up to the move about FAQs, tips for a seamless move, and the names of my crew including contact info for the crew lead. Abdul (crew lead), Niiwayo "Y.O", and Milly were SO fast and friendly. They wrapped every single item with care in drop cloths and got to moving immediately. Despite the 90 degree heat and a total of five flights of stairs, the job was finished in 2 hours. I was SO impressed. I was so traumatized by my last move that I literally had to walk away while they moved the couch in but before I knew it, I got a text from my boyfriend telling me they had fit it through the door and our living room was all set up. I was so relieved and happy to work with them. If and when we move again, (hopefully not anytime soon, lol), I will 100% be contacting Bookstore Movers... and you should too!

Bulk brothers is extremely responsive. I can't say enough good things about them. I have used them…read moretwice and each experience was fantastic

The team lead from Bulk Brothers, and the team were super friendly and efficient in moving some…read moreheavy furniture pieces out of the house. I would use Bulk Brothers again. Background follows: I had some cherished family furniture that I needed to donate. After learning about Habitat for Humanity 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!

Cute little shop full of clothing, home decor, furniture, shoes, accessories etc etc. Great…read morecause. They have a table set up in the front with free food items and toiletries available for those who need them. We bought a few clothing items and will be back often to check on new inventory.

It looks small from the outside, but there are a lot of rooms filled with stuff - you can probably…read morefind what you need here, from kids toys to teapots to pantyhose. Plus, they have food giveaways and often have a free pile out front. A great little gem in Annapolis.

Pastor Elder Shawn & Evangelist First Lady Katherine are awesome CoPastors providing Spiritual…read moreguidance while showing compassion. From Pastor Shawn's vision this Church of Christ is a vision of light for the community, the US and the world.Both are able to counseling Men & Women but particularly are concerned about the self esteem, confidence as physical & Psychological needs of the youth- to lead them to Salvation. Not afraid to go into the inner city and be respectful of all people - this body of Christ is a beacon of light

From the owner: City of Refuge Baltimore exists to bring light, hope, and transformations to individuals, families,…read moreand communities.