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“One of the better stocked HFH restores we’ve been to, with a large variety of most types of furniture that you can imagine. Prices are a bit steep on many items but on others, semi reasonable. The dining tables were very fairly priced for example, but some side and coffee tables were a bit high for what they were. This location also had rugs, hardware for cabinets and drawers, sports equipment & clothing. One thing I was put off by was the outdoor furniture sitting without protection and being visibly dirty but still having high prices. I know it’s outdoor furniture but some of the tables were worn down and filthy but still $40. They have lots of bikes for sale too. Most items ranged from $20-60 for side tables, small shelves. Bigger solid wood pieces were $200+ but kept in nice condition. Cabinets were ok.”
“An organization with an incredible vision, passionate mission, and wonderful service to the community. Find a way to support them. Purchase items, volunteer, donate. Whatever you can!”
“Great place to take the young ones to. Easy walk with tags on trees and bushes that tell you their names. Enough to keep them interested yet short enough not to bore them. Nice view of the pond from the viewing area (take a right at the fork)”
“I love living here near Main Street everything is within walking distance and there are a lot of great stores. My favorite is army and navy and ace bradfords hardware. Just to name a few.”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“Starting going back to church the Sunday after Easter Sunday. Immediately liked father John is a great priest has a very nice way about him. Recently Father Joe became the Pasture. His masses are unreal. He really delivers an amazing upbeat sermon. If you're on the Cape I highly recommend checking out a Mass at Our Lady of the Cape.”