Camden County Habitat For Humanity Affiliate and ReStore

Category:	Non-Profit Organization
Address:	6955 Central Hwy, Pennsauken Township, NJ 08109
Phone:	+1 856-963-8018
Site:	habitatcamden.org
Rating:	3.8
Working:	Closed 9AM–6PM 9AM–6PM 9AM–6PM 9AM–6PM 9AM–6PM Closed

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Reviews 31

Charlotte Moran

I recenty purchased three items and was very disatisfied . Next time I will look up item on line to get price of item, I could have bought it new for alot less. I know it is to help . But I was understanding that items would cost less. To also help buyers to buy item for less. also two of the items were broke I had to replace parts.And Idid check them before I left the store i thought the bolts were loose but the rim on item was bent. and broke. What a dissapointment. this was at the new maple shade store. I also looked up another item I was going to buy, it had missing a part .it sells for 25 new they wanted 35 used with part missing

POSEYS POSEYS

Everything... I MEAN Everything I have purchased from HFH has been excellent (I will post pics of my "goodies"). I frequent the store in Camden and have purchased large ticketed items (Wall Oven, Floor Oven, Tools, Lighting Fixtures to Smaller Items such as tools, paint, blinds, wood, etc, etc, etc) The Staff "TOP NOTCHED" the Volunteers "Friendly". Going to the Camden store and on to the store on Rt. 38 is part of my Saturday routine. In fact, HFH has spoiled me so much that before I buy anything from a regular dept. store, I shop at HFH 1st.

Ed Anton

OK place prices are up there than all of them around the area..If your looking for a certain piece of furniture you might try this place but not a good priced place to shop jon bon jovi should really look at what he invested in or is he into just making the profits???, its a high priced consignment shop with under 35 running it ,rated D- poorly managed most of them as well.. been to many of them in the East coast...good lord I can only imagine what prices are like on the west coast....

Jayesh Dave

These places like Goodwill are becoming pricey, they get products at $0, its donated. Theyre old or outdated items & 80% is used. They price things at retail and its ridiculous trying to get a deal. If I wanted to pay retail i would go elsewhere. Ps owners of these facilities have $0 overhead, all profit & $0 is donated or put to good cause.

Jasmine Smith

33 cent lightbulbs.. Count me in. Original pieces and a brand new. Contemporary piece of furniture every. Once in a blue... This places is our first stop for anything for our home. Can even find toilet paper here.

Ashley

I love volunteering here! The Restore is a great place to donate AND purchase items for the home! Construction/remodeling projects & furnishings are just a few of items available.

Marc Harris

Good if your looking for some furniture to upgrade or have a vintage project and looking for some beat up things to flip. They also sell ropes for your hauling needs

Art C

Drove through rush hour traffic to get there and got their at 555 pm and they locked the door in front of me and said they were closed and would not let me in.

C. H. Cohen

Very nice location with helpful people. The selection is always changing, so you should check back if you are not in a rush to get a project completed.

Ann Marie Benecke

Love the restore for furniture, and all kinds of stuff to fix up or repair the house. Plus it benefits building new homes for low income families.

Lynda Nobles

Nothing. Just a lot of junk the store used to have nice stuff I guess the nice stuff was sent to the one on 38

Yirann Marti

Gm the best one ate ever been. Clean organize. A lot of choices. I lil dark for me but really good stuff

renee E

You can find really good deals here while shopping here you are helping humanity.. hpw awesome is that!!!

Barry Straub

They were very polite Unfortunately they could not accommodate us with our strict timetable

Joseph

Great way to get rid of furniture you no longer need, and for a good cause!