South Puget Sound Habitat for Humanity

What a joke! Everything is donated and they charge excessive prices even for junk! I will never go there again. I did not want to give any stars but you have to so I gave 1.

Just checked this place out today after going to the Goodwill which is a few doors down. I was very disappointed at this store. I’m sure the money goes to a good cause, but it’s very pricey for used furniture. $ 250– $ 750 for a used couch, $ 100 for a used entertainment center, $ 75 for a desk that looks like it came out of an old office building.
I went in to see if they had a bookcase. They had a small one for $ 20, which wasn’t too bad but I had just seen the same one at the Goodwill for $ 7.99. Needless to say I went back to the GW.
Now, this place is probably very good for people that need parts like doors or used large appliances or maybe are going for a fixer-​upper aesthetic but I wasn’t sold on anything in here. They have other construction materials as well like mortar and concrete. I’m not sure if they take cards, but I know they don’t take checks. So, be aware.
They will help you load most furniture though. And there was a decent selection. It wasn’t picked over or anything, just not the right price.

Construction and house renovation materials — from vintage, one-​of-​a-​kind items to new and surplus materials at AT LEAST 50% off. Everything from toilets and kitchen sinks, to mirrors and cabinets, to raw lumber and saw horses. Why buy new when you can get awesome stuff and save the planet at the same time? Your house will thank you for it.