Habitat For Humanity Kansas City ReStore

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Mission: The mission of Habitat ReStore is to support the construction of houses by Kansas City Habitat for Humanity through the collection and sale of new and used building materials diverted from the waste stream, keeping them out of our landfills and in circulation where they can benefit the Kansas City community.

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3 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

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Mary77 Volunteer

Rating: 5

04/16/2012

I was a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity KC for a short time. It was only a short time due to first to knee problems and then becoming employed again full-time. But I truly enjoyed my volunteer time with this organization! They are a great group and they try to have a good time when working. Everyone is - at a minimum - pleasant; always smiling and very appreciative of the time you dedicate to them. They were also very flexible with that time. When I return to the KC area, I will definitely visit them for more volunteer opportunities!!

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David76 Volunteer

Rating: 5

04/15/2012

A truly satistying experience. A great cause, supportive and accomodating staff; a diverse, interesting and appreciative customer base. Every shift is different, fun and rewarding. I feel useful, appreciated by staff and customers many who greet me by name and "thank you's" are common. Best volunteer experience of my retirement. Looking forward to a continued relationship after almost [I'm told by those who track these things] 1000 hours of volunteering!

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Heidi S. Volunteer

Rating: 5

04/14/2012

I was a volunteer with ReStore for over 5 years. I had a wonderful experience there. I was made to feel like I was an important part of the team and given the training and assistance to enable me to do the work asked of me. The organization is great a recognizing and thanking their volunteers. I will be back as a volunteer again.

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