Reviews for Habitat For Humanity Tucson (Office)

Nov 2022

Spontaneous visit this Nov 2022 Saturday looking for a simple wall clock. There was only one which was junk. Perused the store for a sense of items and we were floored by the mediocrity of the furniture (old and quite beaten up) and the sky high prices of fridges (see pic). There were a half dozen displayed, none stainless, all quite old and on the smaller side and the cheapest one was $650, ranging up to $750. What?? You can get a brand new (stainless) 18 cf refrigerator from Costco or Best Buy for $650! With 2+ year warranties, never mind Craig's. I don't get it... but I now understand all of the other 1-star reviews. On the positive: decent hours; parking is easy;...read full review
Jun 2022

I can't express the happiness you made me feel you fix my back door I was so happy to see that oh I'm happy thank you so much and I was so happy to see the gentleman thank you so much I appreciate everything you did for me I can't wait to call Mike and ask him for some more things that I need done and I hope you can do oh I really appreciate everything you did for me thank you thank you thank you so much
Dec 2021

I am just reaching out for help. I hope this is ok. I am behind in my bills and late on rent. I have epilepsy and was out of work for a while. I'm back to work. Anything helps. God bless Happy Holidays

From Habitat For Humanity Tucson (Office)

Habitat for Humanity Tucson offers an innovative solution to the crisis of affordable housing. Habitat accomplishes this mission by building and repairing homes in partnership with the community and local families. Habitat for Humanity values inclusiveness, win/win partnerships, respect for the dignity of each person, and a commitment to deliver a strong return on the community’s investment in our work. The HabiStore on Grant Road supports affordable housing solutions through shopping, donations, and volunteerism. The newly inaugurated CHUCK (Connie Hillman Urban Construction Knowledge) Center leverages rapid deployment to accelerate affordable housing and education aimed to train skilled tradespeople in Southern Arizona.