ReClaim It
Secondhand store in North Portland
Closed · opens 12 pm today1 N Killingsworth St · map ↓
ReClaim It reviews
Small, well-organized nonprofit reuse shop with friendly volunteers and a huge, wide-ranging stock, especially craft supplies, tools and building materials. Good for bargain hunters, though some collectibles run pricey.
235 written reviews · 83% five-star · 2% one or two stars · 40 in the past year · reviewed since 2015
- 24Friendly staffStaff described as friendly, welcoming, kind and helpful.
- 14Wide varietyHuge range from tools to quilting fabric and vinyl records, yet well organized.
- 8Fun to browseDigging through the shelves feels like a fun treasure hunt for bargains.
- 3Prices seen as highCollectibles can feel overpriced, such as an $86 apron and $50 for wooden folding chairs.
Selling or donating here
Its website and business listing don’t say whether it buys from the public or takes consignments. Ask before you bring anything in.
Call (503) 866-7855What shoppers mention
Themes from 235 written reviews, counted and summed up by us. One review can mention several.
What they like
- Friendly staff24 reviewsStaff described as friendly, welcoming, kind and helpful.
- Wide variety14 reviewsHuge range from tools to quilting fabric and vinyl records, yet well organized.
- Fun to browse8 reviewsDigging through the shelves feels like a fun treasure hunt for bargains.
- One-of-a-kind finds7 reviewsOddities, rarities, vintage pieces and antiques turn up alongside upcycled items.
- Friendly volunteers3 reviewsVolunteers are helpful and kind, and paid staff is minimal.
Prices & deals
- Fair prices6 reviewsRecords, craft bits and furniture are seen as cheap, like $5 chairs and $10 tables.
Shopping there
- Small store11 reviewsA little shop packed with home goods, crafts and building materials.
- New stock often3 reviewsStock changes often, so good finds go fast and regulars check back.
Who comes here
- Crafters and DIYers25 reviewsPlenty of art and craft supplies and odds and ends for projects.
- Supports a cause4 reviewsShoppers like the reuse and landfill-rescue mission and enjoy supporting a good cause.
Common gripes
- Prices seen as high3 reviewsCollectibles can feel overpriced, such as an $86 apron and $50 for wooden folding chairs.
Known for
- Donated art and craft supplies 5 shoppers
- Reclaimed building materials and tools 3 shoppers
- Reasonably priced used vinyl records 2 shoppers
- Old greeting cards and vintage photos 3 shoppers
A good fit for
From written reviews on its business listing, up to 29 Sep 2026. We check every theme against the reviews before we show it.
How it compares in Portland
Each dot is one of 127 Portland stores with 20+ written reviews. The big dot is ReClaim It.
When shoppers are unhappy
We read all 1 of its one- and two-star written reviews since Oct 2023 and sorted them by reason. One review can give several.
- Rude or unhelpful staffNone in the last 12 months1
- Unclear or unfair store policies (bags, fees, minimums)None in the last 12 months1
Donating
- Hours
- Wed, Thu, Sun 12-5 pm; Fri, Sat 12-6 pm; closed Mon and Tues
- Phone
- Answered only during store hours
- Is there anything you won’t accept?
- Can I get a donation receipt?
What it sells
- Home decor and housewaresShoppers mention it
- FurnitureShoppers mention it · On its business listing
- Collectibles and toysShoppers mention it
- Books, records and mediaShoppers mention it
- GiftsShoppers mention it
Seen as fair. Mostly cheap: $5 chair, $10 table, $7 original art, $3 folding shovel. Some collectibles are pricey.
Hours & getting there
| Monday | Closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 12 pm–5 pm |
| Thursday | 12 pm–5 pm |
| Friday | 12 pm–6 pm |
| Saturday | 12 pm–6 pm |
| Sunday | 12 pm–5 pm |
- Payment
- Credit cards, debit cards and contactless
- Access
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance and accessible parking
- At the store
- In-store pick-up, LGBTQ+ friendly, Small business, Clothing recycling
Good to know
- Visit often: stock changes and good finds sell quickly. Tip from 3 shoppers
- Check furniture and appliances for loose screws or missing parts before buying. Tip from 2 shoppers
- Some collectibles and furniture pieces are priced high for what they are. Raised by 3 shoppers
- Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Listed hours
- Open Sundays, 12 pm–5 pm. Listed hours
In its own words
ReClaim It is a nonprofit retail store selling reclaimed goods & materials. Created by the nonprofit Cracked Pots in 2014, the organization rescues reusable items from the Metro Central Transfer Station & end-of-line waste from local industry for creative reuse. From antiques to art materials, wood & scrap metal, the wide array of offerings changes weekly.
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Questions
Does ReClaim It buy secondhand items?
Its website and business listing don’t say. Call (503) 866-7855 to ask. Nearby, Circle Round, Rerun and Give & Take Resale buy from the public.
Does ReClaim It take donations?
Yes. Welcomes donated material items; questions to materials@reclaimitpdx.org.
What are ReClaim It’s opening hours?
Closed Monday and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 12 pm–5 pm, Friday and Saturday 12 pm–6 pm, Sunday 12 pm–5 pm (Portland time).
Sources and dates
Its business listing and written reviews · its website (reclaimitpdx.org) · last updated 4 Oct 2026