Habitat for Humanity ReStore Campbell River - Campbell River, British Columbia

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Campbell River

Adresse: 1725 Willow St, Campbell River, BC V9W 3M8, Canada.

Téléphone: 2508301493.

Site web: habitatnorthisland.com.

Spécialités: Association caritative, Organisme à but non lucratif, Magasin d'articles d'occasion.

Autres données d'intérêt: Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking gratuit, Parking sur place.

Cette entreprise a 169 avis sur Google My Business et un moyen d'avis de 4.1/5.

Les clients apprécient la gentillesse et le respect des employés et des conducteurs de camions, ainsi que la possibilité de bénéficier d'une reçu fiscale et d'une carte de remerciement.

Il s'agit d'un magasin d'articles d'occasion qui soutient une cause sociale, offrant ainsi un achat éthique et durable.

Caractéristiques:

Les employés sont très accueillants et disponibles pour répondre à toutes les questions.

Le magasin est très varié et il y a toujours quelque chose de nouveau à découvrir.

Les employés sont très respectueux et gentils, même les conducteurs de camions.

Il y a un parking gratuit et l'entrée est accessible dans un fauteuil roulant.

Informations pratiques:

Adresse: 1725 Willow St, Campbell River, BC V9W 3M8, Canada.

Téléphone: 2508301493

Site web: habitatnorthisland.com/restaur

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Recommandation: Si vous cherchez un magasin d'articles d'occasion éthique et durable, Habitat for Humanity ReStore Campbell River est une excellente option.

👍 Avis de Habitat for Humanity ReStore Campbell River

M H.

5/5

I have donated a few large household items to this store. The staff on the phone are always really helpful, and the delivery drivers who pick up the items are very respectful and kind. I wish all delivery drivers were like this. Added bonus is the tax receipt and thank you card. Thank YOU, h for h!

Keith L.

5/5

My favorite store in CR. You never know what you'll find, volunteer staff are super friendly and they're dog friendly.

Darrick G.

3/5

2 stars for the cause and one for the volunteers. Minus 2 stars for trying to be like value village. In all honesty the money goes to a great cause but the prices have over the past few years skyrocketed on most things. Great for small tools and kitchen dishes/ knick knacks. At least 25% too high on everything else

Dorothy W.

1/5

I use a small backpack for a purse has everything I need . 3 months whenever i go nothing was said today i was told i had to leave my bag at entrance try explain worker says it doesn't matter its still a backpack. As i was leave a non native went in with small backpack was not approached by workers to leave her bag at entrance. Safe to say i will never shop there again.

Ron B.

1/5

$100 delivery fee for used goods. What a ripoff

Tatjanna J.

3/5

The concept is fantastic but their pricing is ridiculous!
They have big cans of wd40 that they're charging over$50.00 for each and yet I took a picture of the exact same product at lordco and Canadian Tire that was selling for $10-15 bucks cheaper and they still wouldn't budge!
I'm all about supporting charity but come on, this is robbery.
This is to help low income families, yet the pricing makes it impossible for low income families to shop.

Justine D.

5/5

I really love this store. It sells all kinds of new and used construction supplies and different home improvement project materials. It makes small home improvements much more affordable and proceeds go to a very good cause. Their inventory is always changing as well so if they don't have something you need today they might have it tomorrow.

Lisa W.

1/5

Staff is very nice..but Sadly they snubbed their nose at a solid wood bedframe that was well worth over a few hundred. So sad for someone in need could really have used it. Most of the stuff there is pretty much junk ...a few nice things that were sold of course...all prices are outrageous.