Habitat For Humanity York County ReStore — Local services in Kennebunk

I almost didn't want to write a GOOD review because I don't want to give away the best kept secret in Kennebunk!! But okay, here goes;

This place has BARGAINS GALORE...we wanted to replace the sink in our kitchen and instead of buying a brand new one (I priced close to $150)... thought we'd see what they had to offer here. I'M SO HAPPY WE DID!! We ended up getting an even nicer (used, but practically new and SOOO NICE!) Kohler sink and it was only $25!! WOOOOHOOOO!! It was very appreciated because hubbs and l are retired & live on our measley ss retirement!!

We had been to the RE-STORE in Newington, NH before and were pretty disappointed, we didn't even know there was one in K'bunk... Let me tell you, this location is awesome! They have lots of everything... The kitchen cabinets were to die for (entire kitchens worth!) and priced at a FRACTION of retail cost!! Wish l could re-do mine, but l'm happy with my shiny sink!!

Oh dear... Also worth noting... The wonderful people who volunteer here (as far as l know)! So very nice & friendly 😊

PS... PLEASE DONATE EXTRA BUILDING SUPPLIES TO THIS VERY WORTHY CAUSE & HELP...

They say their goal is to build houses with the money from items sold. People donate these items so it’s 100% margin with no cost on items sold (there are obviously costs associated with running their operation). They don’t try to help people their buying items with good pricing. It was explained to me that their sole goal is to get money to build houses, even at the expense of overcharging customers for items. Customers should feel it’s a privilege to be overcharged, in order to help them with their goal, but customers don’t get the benefit of a donation write off for the amount they’re overpaying. I bought an item and wanted to return it 45 minutes later and was told I could donate it back, but not receive a refund. Who are they building houses for? Why is that person more deserving of “help” than those buying from the store? In the end, it’s their right to run their nonprofit the way they want to. It’s my right to write this review and never shop...

They kept my kitchen cabinets and 10-year old appliances out of the landfill and have provided me with an assortment of top-quality used tools and random parts for my house. Where else can you find a replacement for a broken shed window for $10? The best...