Habitat for Humanity-Spokane Office

I brought in several flat screen TVs. They stopped me, said they didn't take them anymore. I had to drive to GW. They never answer the phone.

We were donating a lot of soup cups, dessert plates, and window blinds that have never been used. The volunteer was very friendly and was willing to take these brand new items. He went inside and a lady came out that I believe works there. She came out so rude, declined all the brand new items we offered like we were trying to sell it to a pawn shop. I will never donate there again, and anyone I know or ever talk to will know about this encounter. Like seriously, turning any free items you can use to help someone or make a profit off of is ridiculous ...

I’m thankful this store takes the time to price their items. I haven’t been in the Hayden store for years because they don’t price their items. I went in today to buy some chairs that were getting discounted on the first just to see they pulled the tags, raised the prices on them and re colored them. They didn’t sell all of last month for less money so why even do that. I’ll go elsewhere from here on out.

Habitat historically has offered good pricing, however the market has changed recently and many habitat prices are now higher than they are in the original retail stores. It only takes a few stops for customers to decide their time is being wasted by going into the store and stop coming in.

A variety of building supplies, used tools, and furniture. Organized with a large inventory, discount pricing was so-so.