



Low prices and a steady stream of donations keep the inventory turnaround speedy - if you see something you want, grab it. Nothing catching your eye? Come back next week and you just might find what you've been looking for.

There's so much inventory that furniture spills out onto the sidewalk, and more than once we've pulled the car over after spotting something enticing while driving by.

While donations tend to run toward the traditional side, we've definitely spotted some modern masterpieces there. And if you want to save yourself a trip, check out Uhuru's blog, where they periodically post new pieces.
There are also Uhuru Furniture stores in Philadelphia and St Petersburg, Florida.
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Does anyone know of any place like this in the Phoenix, AZ, area??
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or St. Louis?
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I live a few blocks away, which is not good! I keep buying projects that I don't have time to complete. They're the nicest people and the selection is varied and rotates quickly. I highly recommend supporting this business.
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There is one about 1/2 block from my apartment in Philadelphia!
It is dangerous because they have great stuff. My girlfriend just bought a modern Dutch china set for $25!
They have great stuff and it benefits a great cause!
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Hailing frequencies open!
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