The Repurpose Project

Really fun place to visit. Always something new.

I could go on forever about how special this spot is. Here is a list of reasons why I love Repurpose Project: - it is the perfect go to spot to find bits and pieces for countless different crafts. from painting, electrical, sewing, collaging, collecting, and on and on, they almost have it all - incredibly fair pricing - promotion of environmental and societal health (saving the environment by decreasing landfill! while promoting a safe environment for shoppers and employees) - anytime I’m in a creative drought, a trip to repurpose perks me right back up One of Gainesville’s many gems. Could not recommend more!!

Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose :) The Repurpose Project is a wonderful place to donate specific items and also purchase used and repurposed items at very low prices! Definitely a must visit in Gainesville:)

This is a great place to discover quality used items at excellent prices. You’ll find a wide variety of treasures here! The staff is incredibly friendly and always willing to help.

I volunteer at the Repurpose Project, and the facility becomes more complete and organized every day, vastly increasing your chances of finding what you need. Just know there are now two other locations: 🔹Renovator Reuse at 1814 NE 23rd Ave for building materials and tools. 🔹Reuse Planet at 1540 NE Waldo Rd for furniture, appliances and clothing.

Excellent way to buy supplies. Organized and well stocked. My place to go before visiting the big ticket stores

Clothing section is well organized. Prices are really good and affordable.

I can’t believe I only just started going here—this place ROCKS. I went there to find things to decorate my new apartment on a budget, and ended up getting 7 high quality frames for under $20. I come here pretty much every weekend now just to see what cool things I can find—highly recommend!!!

Always worth a look when trying to find supplies for crafts and home projects or just unusual items and great place to donate your excess supplies. They clearly spend a lot of time and effort trying to organize items to make them easier to find. I’ve found sewing notions and fabric, vintage woodworking tools, camera equipment, microscopes, office binders, vintage notebook paper, frames, kids crafts kits, upholstery fabric, baskets and countless other treasures. Truly a critical resource for our community.

my expectations for thrift stores have been blown out of the water and my expectations have been irrevocably raised. a hobbyist's paradise. an organized chaos wonderland. you will find what you need and what you didn't know you needed. I bought more than I usually would at a store like this but didn't leave with something I wouldn't genuinely use. wild.