Sarah D.
7/17/2017
Have a new director and she has really got this place running like a top. Rows and rows of displays, super clean, and great prices Such a wonderful cause-you will feel good knowing your are...
Greater Matthews Habitat For Humanity Restore
Permanently closed
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2447 E John St
Matthews, NC 28105
Located in Matthews, North Carolina, the Greater Matthews Habitat for Humanity Restore plays a vital role in fostering strength, stability, and self-reliance within the Matthews, Mint Hill, and Stallings neighborhoods of NC. Through collaborative efforts with low-income families, dedicated volunteers, and supportive community sponsors, this establishment offers decent and affordable housing solutions for its residents.
With a mission centered around building not just homes but also a sense of empowerment and resilience, the Greater Matthews Habitat for Humanity Restore stands as a beacon of hope for those in need of safe and secure living arrangements. By bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds to work towards a common goal, this organization embodies the spirit of community and compassion, creating a brighter future for all who call the Matthews area their home.
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3.511 reviews
Krystle M.
5/30/2021
Oh wow this is by far is the worst Habitat for Humanity store I've been to. It kinda reminded me of a junk shop. The items they had on display outdoors were not the best items to be on display....
Ron P.
7/10/2020
The cashier was very rude I asked if the lawn mower worked she told me it's only $50 and asked me did I read the as is sign the simple answer should have been yes or no don't know what her problem...
sal c.
8/18/2016
The Habitat for Humanity restore has moved! It is no longer on St. John Street in center of Matthews The new location is on old Monroe Road and friendship Drive just south of I485. It is a much...
Andrea L.
6/1/2019
So I drove all the way over to this location for nothing. If they are going to be closed for random personal matters, there should be more than just a sign posted out front. Too late of a warning...
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